Marcellus Falls Mill Fire Damages Barley Mill Dock
Fire at Alten Smith barley mill at Marcellus Falls destroyed a loading dock and damaged a conveyor house. Estimated loss exceeds 25000 dollars, covered by insurance. Firefighters from Marcellus Camillus and Skaneateles contained the blaze about 30 minutes after report. no injuries. The dock and siding run along Nine Mile Creek. plant manager Donald Hayes cited the fire started around 9 A.M. during coffee breaks.
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George Dudmen
Ee. Central
A.B. Fisher
Marcellus
Camillus
Skaneateles
Thee
Donald Hayes
Martisco
Tipsy Drivers Fined $100 In Syracuse Court
Two Syracuse men, Edward Fredelle 47 and Donald Goldthwait 34, were fined $100 each after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in traffic court. Fredelle received a 30 day suspended sentence after his car struck a parked vehicle in the 400 block of Eriebird W. On March 21 Goldthwait was charged after his car crashed with another on Midland Ave. Both operators faced automatic license revocation.
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Syracuse
P. Leo Dorsey
Edward Fredelle
Brattferd
Louis Mangino
Donald Goldthwait
Linwelster
Arthur Mullett
Midland
Wisconsin law clash over Sunday closing bill sparks worm and golf items clash
William Callow testified to the Wisconsin Legislature complaining that a bill forcing all nonessential stores to close on Sundays would bar Ashermen from buying worms and eliminate sales of golf balls and tees.
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Madison
Wis
Wiliam Callow
Wisconsin
Today’s Features and Page References Highlight Editorial Mix
The page outlines today’s features including an editorial by Sylvia Potter on the front of the opinion section and a Talking It Over column on page 18. It lists Amusements, Classifieds, Money, City Life, and Letters among other regular features with page numbers and sections such as Deaths and Sports on pages 32 to 65.
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Sylvia Potter
Amusements SY Financial Atomic Graham
Ing. Rooker Bridge
City Life
Nehru faults West for rising world tension in debate
In Delhi Nehru opening a foreign affairs debate blasted Western policy for a sharp rise in tension. He warned the Manila pact and Bangkok SEATO talks jeopardize peace in the Indo Chinese area though he did not foresee imminent war. He urged views on Quemoy Matsu and Formosa.
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India
Indonesia
Delhi
SEATO
Weather Teases Trout Seekers With Bright Forecast
The forecast promises fair and warmer conditions for fishermen with highs in the low 60s and no adverse weather. Meteorologist Alexander Sadowski notes calm, improving weather as March opens with a cool night near 37 degrees and April bringing gentle southerly winds and sunshine. Catherine Creek is highlighted for an ideal trout start to the season.
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Alexander Sadowski
Csighit
Catherine Creek
Burglars Hit 11 Offices in Kemper Building
Syracuse police investigate a series of 31 burglaries and attempted breaks across three floors of the Kemper Building at 224 Harrison Street. Offices on the fourth floor include Greg Stamp Co and O E M Inc, with other firms listed. entries forced with small tools. No suspects identified.
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Syracuse ‘Kemper Bldg
Harrison ‘St
Ini
Vnheegatg
Greg Stampag. Company
Pangborne Corporation
American Blower’ Corporation
Lehigh. Valley Coal Sales Company, Inc
George .C. .Murdock
Arthur A. Vercillo
Geint
James Wilson
Barrett Sr
Senate Panel Approves West Germany Rearmament Pacts
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the West Germany rearmament treaties by 13 to 1 with Senator Langer voting no and Senator Hickenlooper absent. The pacts now go to the full Senate where ratification is expected and action may come before Easter recess.
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Washington GP
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West Germany
Langer
R-N.d
Hickenlooper
Rtown
United States
Western Europe
Senate
Congress
Failures Split by Those Who Thought Then Act and Those Who Acted
Today’s chuckle notes two failure types: the dreamers who never acted and the doers who acted without planning. The quip contrasts wisdom with execution in a light, witty line.
East West Talks Seen Certainty for Peace Efforts
Washington reports indicate a potential Big Four meeting among Eisenhower, Stalin, Churchill and the French premier to discuss terms for peace. Officials stress careful prep and an agenda as they weigh the risks and rewards of high level diplomacy amid uncertain Soviet aims.
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Washington
Russia
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Bulgaria
Churchill
Dust Storm Hits Texas Panhandle in Record Sweep
A dense black dust storm rolled from southeastern Colorado into the Texas Panhandle today. Amarillo weather bureau meteorologist called it "one for the all-time greats," noting its magnitude and visibility across the region.
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Amarillo
Tex
Colorado
Texas Panhandle
Joseph Pulitzer Dies Top Editor and Publisher
ST. LOUIS Joseph Pulitzer editor and publisher of the St Louis Post Dispatch died from a ruptured abdominal vessel. He was 70. Announcement made by his son Joseph Pulitzer Jr. He had attended a St. Louis Advertising Club dinner and worked at his desk yesterday before illness struck at 9 30 P M and death followed at Barnes Hospital.
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Joseph Pulitzer
The
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
St. Louis Advertising Club
Barnes Hospital
Post-Dispatch
New York World
Pulitzer
Post
Customer Steals $300 Camera After Failing To Focus
A Chicago shopper, while testing a camera, moved toward the door and vanished with the $300 item after telling the clerk the focus needed adjustment. The clerk turned away to fetch an accessory. Police were alerted.
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Chicago
Smithsonian adds giant balanoglossus to collection
A three foot balanoglossus, dug from Grand Isle Louisiana by Dr. Harry J. Bennett, is welcomed as a rare intact specimen joining the Smithsonian. The creature links worm, starfish and vertebrate groups and was preserved after delicate extraction.
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Ant
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Smithsonian
Ami
Government Museum
Grand Isle
Harry 3. Bennett
Louisiana State University
Bennett
Waterfront wins eight Oscars tying record
Hollywood reports “On the Waterfront” dominates the 7th Academy Awards with eight wins and an honorary plaque, tying the 1939 “Gone with the Wind” record. Grace Kelly earns best actress for The Country Girl amid Brando’s triumph.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Nework
Draft Call Up For May 16 000 Men Across Army
The Army issued a draft call for 16 000 men in May up from April by 2 000. February and March had 11 000, bringing total induced or earmarked since 1950 since September 1950 to 1 898 430. Calls vary with voluntary enlistment and reenlistments as GI education benefits near expiry.
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Washington
Army
Eisenhower Proposes $75.9 Million Cut in AEC Operating Funds
President Eisenhower asked Congress to reduce Atomic Energy Commission operating funds by 75.9 million dollars below the year starting July 1 proposal. The White House said the cut will not affect the atomic energy program, citing savings in operating expenses and lower construction costs as the basis.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
ADC
Ites
White House
James C. Hagerty
Denver University memory course recall noted
A note left on the Rocky Mountain News city desk from assistant city editor Wes French mentions reporter Bob Stapp was to cover a memory course at Denver University but was forgotten. The missive implies a missed assignment and a follow up may be needed.
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Denver
Wes French
Rocky Mountain News City Desk
Bob Stapp
Denver University
Mrs Garvey Seeks Traffic Cop Job In City
Laura Garvey of 712 Hawley Avenue applies for a traffic checker post designed to have six appointees. Women will monitor overtime parking in the business district and assist policemen on other duties. Garvey, a longtime witness in the South West Street accident linked to the police chief resigning last fall, is cited as well qualified.
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Laura Garvey
Hawley Av
Oldtimers
Albany Feud Ends As Governor and GOP Reach School Aid Pact
Governor Harriman and Republican leaders report a full agreement on education aid and substantial agreement on a pending appropriations bill to allow adjournment. The deal includes an extra 1.506 million for foreign-born and handicapped children and restores at least 500 thousand of cuts from the 1955-56 budget, with other trims noted.
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Albany
Harriman
State Commissioner of Investigation
Commerce’ Department
Charles van Devander
Dulles Faces Yalta Papers Release Call
Senator George asked Secretary of State Dulles to testify in a closed session on the release of Yalta papers. He said the inquiry would probe why material from the Crimea conference included informal remarks alongside formal documents. The vote was unanimous, and the session was described as not an investigation.
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Washington
George
Dress mix up at White House reception surprises Mrs Crane
Mrs Curries Crane planned a post lunch change for a reception honoring Mrs Dwight Eisenhower but met the First Lady in the same Molly Parris green silk dress. Eisenhower complimented Cranes outfit as she blushed and kept her jacket on.
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Molly Parris
Mrs. Eisenhower
New York
Associated Press
Patais
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