Two Syracuse Drivers Face DUI Charges and One Guilty Verdict
In Syracuse police court today William Park and Charles Green pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated with Park also facing a leaving the scene of an accident charge. Francis A. Dailey was found guilty after a jury trial and fined $100 with license and car registration revoked. Park and Green had bail set at $1500 each. Dailey’s leniency recommendation followed testimony about his past driving record.
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Willam P. Park
W. Onamdaga St
Charles
Green
Midland Axe
Park
Trather Court
Francis A. Dailey
W. Onondaga St
Dailey
Truman H. Preston
Robert Liepka
W. Onondaga
Clinton Sts
Francis Pierce
Shirley Dr
S. McBride St
John Lynch
John Shostack
Dalley
Carl Kurt
Park St
Kurt
Onondaga Lake
Pkwy
Soviets Push U.S. Toward New Economic Squeeze
Editorial page preview lists Leo Cherne analysis on Soviet moves and the theme that could pressure the U.S. economy. Multiple sections are referenced including Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classifieds, Radio-TV, City Life, Women’s, Deaths, Editorial, Sports, Letters, and Your Money.
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U. S
Leo Cherne
Inq
North Syracuse Couple Escape After Car Plows House
A car crashed into a North Syracuse home last night as a couple exited a cellar game room. The vehicle struck the chimney and living room, hurling concrete blocks into the space and damaging the game room, which owner Thomas W. Kelly valued at about $3,500. The driver, Kelly, 23, of 121 State Parks, was ticketed for license and control violations and arraignment was set. He reportedly locked his father in the auto and fled after the crash. No one inside the home was hurt.
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Letterman
Kelly
Bfore
Syracuse
Justice of the Peace
Richard Yall
Kelley
Helland
Mourners Gather for Barkley Funeral in Washington
President Eisenhower led dignitaries at the funeral of Kentucky Senator Alben Barkley. The service at a gray stone church was conducted by Rev. Frederick Frown Harris with top officials in attendance. Eisenhower postponed a news conference to attend, joined by aides Sherman Adams, Wilton Persons, and James Hagerty.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Alben W. Barkey
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Gray Stone
Truman
Frederick Frown Harris
Senate
Barksey
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United Nations
Sherman Adem
Wilton B. Persons
James C. Hagerly
Weather and grim notes cloud Paducah duties
Wet and warm weather dominates with clouds heavy through tonight and mild temperatures. Showers begin tonight in Paducah Kentucky as burial plans proceed. Mercury dips to near 60 by tomorrow while rain and unsettled skies linger across regions including Lexington Virginia and areas near congressmen.
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Sarkley
Cal Congressional
Paducah
Lexington
Firemen face collapse as Oswego blaze leaves one missing
A four story brick building at 173 West First Street burned with interiors gutted and damage over 200000. One fireman, Edward Maxon, is missing after a ceiling collapse. Two others, First Assistant Chief John Murray and Lt Harold Chatterlop, were injured and taken to Oswego Hospital. Firemen and workers salvaged debris to rescue others while crews fought to extinguish remaining flames.
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Herald-Journal
Oswego
Debri
Edward Maxon
John Murray
Harold Chatterlop
Oswego Hospital
Maxon
First St
Relatives split over Marine sergeant in death march case
Relatives of six Marines killed on a death march near Parris Island SC urged seriousness in punishing Sgt Matthew C McKeon while others expressed sympathy noting the peril and heartbreak of the tragedy Some parents and siblings called for the full force of the law while others urged restraint and Marine Corps handling of the case.
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Stalf
Matthew C. McKeon
Parris Island
S.C
McKeon
Dewey and Cooper Urged to Run for Senate
White House aides push former Gov Thomas E. Dewey of New York and Ambassador John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky to consider Senate bids. Eisenhower associates reportedly floated incentives for Dewey if he would run, while Oregon’s Douglas McKay enters a competitive GOP race with pressure from party leaders. Dewey denies plans to reenter politics as McKay faces a tough nomination against Democratic Sen. Wayne Morse.
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White House
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Senate
Eisenhower
GOP
Interior
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Dewey
Taft
Taft Dewey
Sen
Robert A. ‘Taft
Ohio
Rep
Taylor
McKay
Wayne Morse
French Kill Rebels in Algeria Amid Heavy Toll
Algiers dispatch reports French troops killed 207 Algerian rebels over 48 hours with 14 French soldiers dead. The fiercest fighting occurred in wooded mountains northwest of Bota as rebels clashed with French forces. Local notes mention Washington state and Dallas headlines about unrelated events and weather, including rain in Salem and a hayride plan at Woodbury High School.
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Algiers
INS
Bota
Salem
Dallas
Harry Frazee
Woodbury High School
Farm Credit Service
Asi Washington
Stu l
Dents
Texas
Frazee
Rockingham
Today in Chuckle Idea Men Count
A light column notes that many shops employ two idea men and since 2010 the number has risen to about 30 idea men. The piece blends humor with a nod to creative staff roles in workplaces.
Psychos and Jokes Parade Through Public Guffaws
In Chicago a breathless newsman spurs a gag about psychiatry as bystanders laugh at jokes about psychiatrists. A Menominee encounter reveals how a rising humor theme riffs on the profession and its patients. The piece sketches a string of quips from across the Upper Peninsula area about doctors who study minds and the public’s oddly cheerful take on psychiatric care.
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Chicago
Assa
al Ib
Menominee, Mich
Menominee County
Upper Peninsula
Thelhy
Chiatrist
Road Program Expanded by 126 Million
Israel pledges delay on Jordan River irrigation to aid cease-fire efforts. Dag Hammarskjold, meeting with David Ben-Gurion, seeks Syrian willingness to halt hostilities and avoid water diversions. Hammarskjold may travel to Damascus Cairo Beirut and Rome as he pursues a unified Arab agreement for the cease-fire.
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Israel
Key River
Jorusalem
INS
Dag Hammarshjola
Jordan River
David Ben-Gurion
U.N
Hammarskjold
Mandelbaum
Jerusalem
Kalandia
Damascus
Said Gazzi
Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Hammatskjolé
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nesser
Rome
Security Council
Contracts To Be Let In June
Gov. Harriman announced a 126 million dollar expansion of New York's highway program. The Public Works Department will begin letting contracts in June and later as design schedules and federal aid update. The plan uses 35 million from 1955-56 surplus, 25 million federal regular aid, and 60 million from a stepped up program now before Congress.
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Albany
Hardman
Public Works Department
Congress
Harriman
Wholesale Food Prices Stay High This Week
New York wholesale food prices remained at 6.04 per pound in the Dun & Bradstreet index, the year’s high, with some items rising and others falling. The index matches last week’s level and is 5.3 percent below the year-ago figure of 6.38, reflecting the overall wholesale cost of 31 widely used foods.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Mothers Win Central Park Injunction
A New York judge granted a temporary injunction blocking a parking lot and half acre playground in Central Park. Justice Hofstadter ruled against using park space for Tavern-on-the-Green parking, deeming it a grave question whether children's play areas may be sacrificed for expanded restaurant use. A final ruling on permanence is set for Friday.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Samuels H. Hofstadter
Robert Moses
Hofstadter
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