Last Fugitive Rides to Jail Ends in Canton Shootout
The last escapee Brooks and accomplice La Shomb were cornered by state troopers after a pursuit from Potsdam. Brooks surrendered after a car ride with Patricia Greenwood and Clarence Dunham, while troopers recovered revolvers and a trooper was wounded. Greenwood described Brooks as ill from swamp water and not armed.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Raymondville
Campe W
St. Law
Brooks
Talarico
la Shomb
Louis Greenwood
Plum Brook
Norfolk
Lous la Barge
Tai Brooks
Leon Caskinette
Taiar
Lire
Potsdam General Hospital
Desperado
Firet
Greenwood
Potsdam
Canton
Patricia Greenwood
Cote Ple
Clarence Dunham
Canion
Henry G. Denner
Neni
Denner
Ralph la Shomb
Building Construction Ahead of '54 Figures
A quarterly report shows April 1953 permits total $702,600 with 70 new residential and 84 remodeling permits and major projects including Syracuse University's Women’s Dormitory at 1,676,490 and the Church of the Transfiguration at 360,000. Total first quarter construction reached 1,859,530, up from last year.
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E. Hebert
Bupermis
Fiee
Corti
Syracuse University
Church of the Transfiguration
Diem Moves To Tighten Control In South Vietnam
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem acts to expand authority by convening a national congress in Saigon and planning a consultative meeting with advisers. Loyal army units press attacks on rebel pockets near Saigon and Chalons. About 35,000 French troops reportedly protect European residents as tensions rise over a Romano Catholic majority question.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Saigon
Agence France Presse
Chalon
Saicen
Porsche
Estates General
Todays Features Krishna Menon Tales with Chen En
Today’s paper highlights Krishna Menon of India in a feature called Talking TT Over. The page profiles Menon’s reviews and exchanges with Chen En as part of regular cultural coverage.
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Krishna Menon
India
Chen
Driver 3 Flanks First Lesson Heroic Barge Rescue
An alert by a driver and boy prevents disaster as a fire threatens a barge skipper. Firefighters arrive while the crowd notes quick action that saved the vessel and its crew.
Housing Chief opposes splitting HHFA into private corp
Federal Housing Administrator Albert M. Cote blasted critics who want to divide the government housing and home finance agency. He warned fragmentation would shield sectors from coordination, arguing FHA demonstrates how government can serve public ends without private takeover.
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Washington
Federal Housing
Albert M. Cote
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Administration
HHFA
Hooiver Commission
U. S.chamber of Commerce
Cole
Rhea
Fha
Heat Wave Brings Warmup to Syracuse Area
An early spring heat wave moved into Syracuse last night with forecasts of temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal. The Weather Bureau says warmth will linger five days with tomorrow showing a high near 2 degrees and more warm, cloudy weather followed by possible afternoon storms as meteorologist Andrew Keller notes.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Andrew Keller
Eiher
Keller Cays
Panty Raiders Top Tepee Dean Incident Shocks Campus
Knoxille campus report describes a disruptive incident where a dean was knocked unconscious during a panty raiding event involving about 500 male students. The chaos delayed campus activities as security intervened and the dean recovered after the assault.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Reahsui
Charles R. Burchett
Deen
Abe
Asian Aid and Peace Hope After White House Briefing
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson said after a White House briefing on Eisenhower’s 3.5 billion foreign aid plan that Asia’s country by country funding figures boost optimism for peace. Korea leads with 460 million, Indochina 425 million, Formosa 102 million, totaling 1.452 billion. Johnson noted no hard policy on Formosa and Indochina but called the conference and Eisenhower statements hopeful for peace.
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Korea
China
Ann Na
Asia
Johnson
Formosa
Indo-China
Bandung
Eisenhower
George
Jury Clears Driver After Traffic Court Adjudication
FRANCIS LONGTIN, 42, of Clay, was found not guilty in a Traffic Court case after a pedestrian fatality. Officer Joseph Donahue testified. case delayed to after trial. A $1,000 bond was set for Truman H. Preston. The collision occurred on the 200 block of W Brighten Ave at 845 P.M. yesterday when the other car, owned by Mrs. Bertha Murph of 238 W Brighten Ave, was struck and then remained parked.
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Francis Longtin
Dancerene
Truman H. Preston Fyang
Nia’ Fi
Joseph Donahue
Nia’ Smith
W. Brighten
Bertha Murph
Donahue
Driver Faces Five Charges After Alert in Nottingham
Police say the driver, Serge J. Wryner, age 32 of 295 Fayrite, faces five charges in Police Court tomorrow. An alleged incident involved a chase and a change of address, with details of a driver cited for drunken driving and related offenses.
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Suler EE. Genescost
Ives
Nottingha
Erner Searge J. Wryner
Sardino
Aga
Adur
Driswig
Sam
Inday Sardin
Che Mung
Netengiam
Elbe Veterans Face Moscow Trip Fund Shortfall
Elbe veterans request funding for a Moscow trip but face shortages. The group led by Pranwess of Chazy seeks support from local officials and state leaders to cover transport, lodging, and event costs. Aimed at honoring veterans and strengthening ties with allied forces, the effort highlights budget constraints and community fundraising needs.
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Washington
Elbe
al Roeyan
Pranwess
Chazy
Devsy
Polian
Mtoe
Gsoe
Ben Has Rest in 101 Years Big Ben
The source text is garbled but references London time and a long future rest for Big Ben. It mentions British and Paramount figures, with unclear names and fragmented phrases about a schedule or event. The readable content centers on Big Ben and London, with no coherent factual report.
Drowns in River CHV 74 wep yn teed
A drowning incident occurred in the river CHV 74 area with a reported fatal outcome. Authorities investigated the scene and began standard recovery procedures as emergency crews responded to the distress call.
Craig Blasts At Jenner in Indiana Senate Row
George N. Craig accused Senator Jenner of not speaking for Indiana's people while denouncing the administration. The exchange centered on governance and political stances, with Craig defending his own record in opposition to Jenner's statements.
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Republic
George N. Craig
Jenner
Indiana
Comiz
Uni
Teeta
Senpep
Caccane
Pepe Stern
Ex Marine Held In Buddy's Death
A former Marine is detained in connection with the death of a friend. Investigators say the case involves a possible assault and homicide among veterans in the community. Authorities have not released final charges or a motive.
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Buddy
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