East Syracuse Blaze Hero Woman Saves Four Children
A East Syracuse housewife in a nightgown rushed from her home to save four children trapped on the second floor of a burning house at 308 Winchester Road in Franklin Park. Kathleen 8 Ricky 6 Kevin 2 and Tom 6 months were caught and passed to the courageous neighbor who scaled a ladder to safety. Mrs Mahan’s climb down the ladder followed the rescue. Bernie, mother of three, woke to the fire at about 2 A.M. and alerted the scene.
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Franklin’ Park
Richard Mahan
Winchester. Rd
Kathleen
Ricky
Kevin
Tom
Harriman Still After Funds in Supplemental Budget Push
Governor Harriman, hopeful to recover part of the 16.9 million cut from his budget, outlined additions including 4 million for New York City and 325 thousand for state investigations. He described the cuts as adjustments and said he would pursue a supplemental budget with substantial requests.
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Harriman
New York City
Commerce Department
J. Irwin Shapiro
State Liquor Authority
Civil Service Employes Association
Shapiro
S.L.A
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga” Springs
Paul H. Appleby
Teacher Faces Patrol Over Expired Plates in Training Car
A Nebraska state safety patrolman stopped a high school teacher driving a student driver training car for expired license plates. The incident occurred in Sidney as the educator questioned why the plates had lapsed.
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Omaha
Sidney
Ned
Senators Investigating Who Talking It Over
Page 15 reports a Senate inquiry into who was involved in a controversial exchange. The piece outlines the investigation’s scope and potential witnesses.
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Senators
Smokescreen Prize Draws Jail Break Details
A 17 year old Clover Park High School student in Tacoma and other prisoners labored for about an hour and a half to dig their way out of Mingo County jail. They poked their heads through a hole to greet officials who had waited outside. The contest prize involved a mural titled Smokers with a humorous abstract painting sense.
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Wash
Williamson
Clover
Park High School
Pierce County
Mingo County
Jeneane Payil
Jton
Elements Of Danger In Booms Draw Tariff Tightening Call
Former Federal Reserve Board chairman Eccles told the Senate Banking Committee there are elements of danger in stock market and power booms and urged tighter credit. He proposed raising margin requirements to 75 percent promptly and to 100 percent if stocks keep rising, noting they should never have been reduced in February 1953. McCloy of Chase National Bank supported a cautious view, saying the break in stock prices did not imply national depression, while warning of growing economic dependence on allies.
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Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Salt Lake City
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Istock
U.S
Germany
United States
Driver Arrested For DWI And Red Light Violation
A man identified as Charlies C. Boyd age 60 of 608 Seeley road faced two charges after a morning stop by Officer Thomas Sardine. Boyd pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and failing a red signal. Bail set at 1000 dollars for March 12 hearing.
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Charlies C. Boyd
Seeley Rd
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Boyd
Croly
E. Genesee
Croly St
Salt Springs Rd
Market Opens With Broad Rally After Decline
New York stocks rise in early trading as a broad rally unfolds after two sessions of losses. General Dynamics gains 3.37, and large increases exceed 1 a share for Bethlehem Steel Boeing Portland? across major issues including American Telephone Anaconda Deere Westinghouse Electric and New York Central. Brokers anticipated this rebound following the sharp setback and selling pressure receded toward yesterday's close.
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General Dynamics
Bethlehem’ Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Baltimore’ & Ohio
Royal Dutch Petroleum
American Telephone
Anaconda
Deere
Westinghouse , Electric
New York Central
Ander
Signs Point To Showdown Over Formosa Crisis
Dispatches from Washington London and Taipei indicate a Formosa crisis with long range artillery near Quemoy and Matsu and air divisions of Russian MIG-17s moved to the coast opposite Formosa. US Chinese war doubts arise as Sparkman and Humphrey warn Beijing misreads US resolve and may trigger war in Asia within weeks.
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Quemoy
Matswa
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Matsu
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Asia
United States
Eisenhower Stresses U S Role in Europe for Now
President Eisenhower told seven Western European leaders that the United States will maintain its fair share of military forces in Europe as long as there is a threat to the area. He spoke in a message to Britain France West Germany Belgium Italy Luxembourg and the Netherlands regarding the Western European Union and NATO cooperation.
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Eisenhower
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France
West Germany
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Italy
Luxembourg
The
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U. S
Spring Showers Expected As Warmth Persists
Weather update cites meteorologist Alexander Sadowski noting scattered showers tomorrow as a weak west disturbance brings clouds tonight. Strong southwest winds keep temperatures warm with lows around 40 and tomorrow's high near 38, while nationwide warmth trends continue.
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Sadowski
New York
Washington
Texans
Hoegh Says Mansion Open Door Policy Hurts Finances
Des Moines Iowa Governor Leo A Hoegh complains the governor mansion keeps an open door inviting visitors. He says 459 people visited Tuesday and he served coffee and cookies to all.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leo A. Hoegh
Hoegh
Ike Takes the Plunge He Hates It Says Eisenhower
Washington reports President Eisenhower swims in the White House pool for exercise despite his dislike, urged by Dr. Snyder to improve resistance to colds and maintain muscular tone. aides note his outdoor background and occasional golf and hunting trips are still valued by supporters.
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Einstein Declares Himself a Has Been at 76
Nobel laureate Albert Einstein, aged 76, tells INS he is no longer the world’s premier living scientist and that the public’s illusions of greatness about him are untrue. A Monday of quiet work awaits at his Princeton home and the Institute for Advanced Study as messages of congratulations flood in.
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Ten Puerto Ricans guilty of conspiracy in New York case
Ten Puerto Rican nationalists were convicted of seditious conspiracy by a New York federal jury after 16 hours of deliberation. One defendant was acquitted. Sentencing was set for March 31 by District Judge John F. McGahey. The group faced up to six years in prison and fines, with bail set at 20 000.
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Armost
Nationalist Party
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Harry S. Truman
House of Representatives
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Estaban I Quinones Escute
Brooklyn
Santiago Gonzales Castro
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The
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Carmen Dolores Torresola
Juan Hernandez Valle
Antonio Herrera Moreno
Angel Luis Arzola
Miguel Vargas Nieves
Maximino Pedraza “Martinez
Julio Fiores Medina
Reno's Historic Schoolhouse Sells After Renovations
Reno's old one room schoolhouse built in 1887, originally costing 1400 dollars, was put up for sale yesterday. The property had additions, increased value, with a final asking price of 53000 dollars.
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Reno
Today’s Chuckle Secretary Laughs At Boss Jokes
A joke about a secretary who laughs at her boss’s quips not for wit but for courtesy and habit. The line hints at workplace humor and social norms in an office setting.
AINTABLIAN PINBALL THIEVES STEAL FIFTY DOLLARS
Archie Aintab lian of 165 Didama street reports three youths entered his restaurant at 472 N Salina street last night and while he worked in the kitchen the trio played the pinball machine and then fled with fifty dollars from the till. Police were notified.
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Archie Aintablian
Didama St
N. Salina St
Donor Seeks Anonymity Sends unsigned Gift
A would be Crusade for Freedom donor in Louisville sent a $5 check in an envelope without a return address seeking anonymity. The unsigned gift was mailed to the drive.
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Louisville, Ky
Crusade For Freedom Fund
Federal Approval Awaited For Route 11 Expressway Plan
Albany report outlines State Public Works plans to develop Route 11 as a federally aided expressway if Congress approves Eisenhower era road program. A bill seeks seven new interstate routes and 20 connections, with Route 11 projected from Corbettsville to Waterloo via Binghamton Cortland and Syracuse, potentially 92 percent federal funding.
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Broome County
Watertown
Binghamton
Cortland
City to fund orphan fire crash track at Hanock Airport
City Hall indicated the $32,200 orphan fire crash track may get a home as the Parks Commission seeks 7500 to rebuild the small airport fire house at Hanock Airport. The plan covers enlarging space and adding toilet and shower facilities to support winter operations and housing the aircraft fire truck.
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