Great Day for the Irish Parade on Fifth Avenue
About 120000 marchers of all nationalities will parade six hours up Fifth Avenue under Prime Minister Costello. Costello will review from a Central Park grandstand with Mayor Wagner, Gov. Harriman, and Ambassador Hearne. He will speak in Philadelphia tonight at a Friendly Sons dinner.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
John A. Costello
Castalla
John Joseph Sheehan
Gleann Charbraighe
Central Park
Robert F. Wagner
Averell Harriman
John J. Hearne
Costello
Philadel
Phia
Sons of St. Patrick's
Oath~ Orie
Veterans
O'Donnell
Hibernian Offeral
John Walsh
127 Lebanese Die in Quakes
Beir ut Lebanon reports three major earthquakes overnight devastate two villages and injure and bury many. Troops and police survey wreckage as 25 towns endure shocks described as the worst in memory. Shi heem village reports 30 dead while Beirut sustains less damage and a three day mourning period is declared.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Shiheem
Bekka
Thousands of Georgians Block Streets Over Stalin Slur
London dispatch reports hundreds of thousands in Georgia protested in Tiflis against Khrushchev's alleged Stalin slur. Demonstrations disrupted streets, with banners praising Stalin and denouncing the late premier. Malenkov signaled he would comment after reviewing Khrushchev’s speech.
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Allen R. Dodd Jr
London
INS
Ofgeorgia
Kremlin
Josef Stalin
Vienna
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Stalin
Central
Georgia
Tifis
Georgi Malenkov
Aday
Nikita S. Khrush-Stalin
Thev
Tiflis
Malenkov
Tee
Ini Communist Party
Cyprus ambush and snowstorm toll shocks New York state
In Cyprus a gun ambush wounded five soldiers and killed 12 people, including two Syracuse residents, as a severe snowstorm disrupted New York and other areas. Reports say Malenkov commented on Khrushchev amid tensions, while casualties rose from traffic accidents and falls during the late winter storm.
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Ineludy
Twepurs
Iron Curtain
Tiflis
Nicosia
Cyprus
Syracuse
Troodos
Yesures
Spry Vet 109 Leaves Hospital After Decade
Disjointed notes describe Spry Vet 109 leaving hospital after ten years. Accounts mention Hajime Kishi 36 and ten soldiers in Morotai Island jungle, with references to WWII era events, prisoners of war, and shifting wartime recollections. Mixed passages include Malenkov, Greek Cypriot strife, and British forces in Nicosia.
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Hajime Kishi
Morotai Island
New Guinea
Malenkov
Duluth
Minn
Albert Tapioca Root
Woolson
Union Army
Lord Citrine
Central Electri Jtents
Japan
Ation
French Tighten Grip On Seething Algeria
Paris dispatch reports a fresh French emergency push as troops move to quell revolt in Algeria. Paratroopers and mechanized units clash with rebels east of Algiers, with French casualties cited and new powers fast-tracked by Parliament. Meanwhile Central New York endures heavy snow, threatening record totals and travel disruption as more storms are forecast.
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Paris
Algeria
France
Robert Laf ‘Oste
National Assembly
Algiers
Senate
Nine Ships Driven Aground In Massive Winter Storm
Across a vast region from Virginia to Ontario heavy snow and gale winds paralyzed land, sea, and air travel. Nine ships were driven aground, crews rescued or faced peril as storms battered coastal areas and towns.
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New York
Virginia
Canada
Ohio
de Oostroyers
Newport
New York State
Maine
Ike Entertains Snowed In Guests At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower relaxed at his snowbound Gettysburg farm with guests from Washington and restricted outdoor activity. Bridge games were expected to fill much of his leisure time, with plans for White House activities tomorrow night or Monday morning. Joining him were Gen Alfred Gruenther, NATO commander, Nimmy Robinson, Coca Cola president, and others.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Alfred Gruenther
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nimmy Robinson
Coca Cola Co
Today’s Features and Page Preview
A brief page guide lists regular features across Amusements Editorials and more. It highlights sections on Bridge, Letters, Classifieds, Radio TV Comics and Women’s Deaths, with page references and a note that Today’s Pictures appears on page 16.
St Patrick’s Day in Dublin Amid Joy and Tension
Dublin’s streets celebrate with sun and song as Irish abroad mark the Day of Days and Cosello travels to New York for the Fifth Avenue parade. Amid gaiety, border tensions ease. shamrock symbols and toasts mark the holiday, though Ulster gaps persist and crossborder movement rises.
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Order of Hiberians
New York
Dublin
Ireland
Emerald Isle
St Patrick's
Dublin Evening Herald
Costello
Fifth Ave
Herald
Trishman
Ulster
Scofflaw Judge Surrenders License After Fines
New York Judge Carson DeWitt Baker paid a $50 fine and surrendered his driver's license after a speeding conviction in Manhattan Traffic Court. The case raises total fines to $185 from neglected tickets as he takes a leave of absence while the Appellate Division reviews his fitness to serve on the bench.
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New York
Scofflaw
Carson DeWitt Baker
Manhattan
Baker
Todays Chuckle Ignorance Bliss Question Sparks Joy Inquiry
A lighthearted item wonders why people don’t seem happier if ignorance is bliss. The quip suggests a playful take on happiness, curiosity, and the gap between knowing and feeling content.
Shamrocks Arrive by Air for Pope on St Patrick’s Day
Shamrocks from Ireland arrived by air to brighten the Vatican apartment of Pope Pius XII on St Patrick’s Day. Four hundred fishing folk from Damers, East in County Waterford sent the three leafed shamrocks.
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Vatican City
Ireland
Popery
Pius XII
St. Patrick's
County Waterford
Jack Durkin Dies Herald-Journal Sports Writer
John Francis Durkin veteran sports writer and Herald-Journal staffer for 17 years died suddenly at his home early today after a headache. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and received last rites before dying at 5 30 this morning. Durkin a three-sport athlete at Eastwood High School later worked for Rochester Journal and Syracuse before returning home. he was married to Marion Nolan.
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John Francis Durkin
Herald-Journal
Collingwood Ave
Jack
Wits
Marion
Eastwood High School
Warren Stevens
Jerry Nemecek
Durkin
Rochester Journal
Marion Nolan
Syracuse
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Andrew Keller
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Old Colony Ave
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