Hoover says budget could balance overnight if commission gets its way
Former President Herbert Hoover told the U S Chamber of Commerce that the Hoover Commission could balance the federal budget overnight if allowed to proceed, but warned against overoptimism. He outlined forthcoming reports on warehousing, storage, research and development, and government business agencies, and noted expected additional findings within two months. He cited favorable editorial support and acknowledged some business sector criticism. Byrd warned the national debt remains a severe burden in discussions with delegates.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Commission On
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Tear gas ends siege of armed justice of the peace
Bethel Vermont reports that Manuel Miller 47 held off federal and state authorities for 12 hours in a gun threat to keep his wife out of a mental hospital. He surrendered last night and faces charges while Lucille Miller 44 is confined in a Washington hospital.
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Bethel
Justice of the
Manuel Miller
Miler
Lucille
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Miller
Brattleboro Mental Hospital
Washington
U.S
Shalls
Esther Anderson
John Breen
IKE WINS Senate Rejects Plan to Junk Trade Law
The Senate defeated a bid to scrap Eisenhower's reciprocal trade program in a key floor test on the foreign trade bill. Senator Malone proposed a substitute tying tariffs to domestic foreign cost differences, but it failed by voice vote with little support. Senator Byrd managed a brief debate on the substitute, urging its defeat and signaling confidence in defeating major amendments as the chamber rushed to vote.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Malone
R-Nev
Tariff Commission
Byrd
D-Va
Jail Garden Looted in Erie County Jail Theft
BUFFALO UP Albert Graw Janderaps cabinet reports a theft of 1 million tulips and 84 arable velicws from a flower bed in front of the Erie County Jail yesterday. Police investigated the unusual garden loot as a possible inside job.
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Buffalo
Albert Graww
Erie County
Todays Editorials and Pictures Highlight Admission Debate
A clipped editorial page discusses the admission of Red China and includes commentary by David Lawrence. The edition also promotes today’s features and pages for photographs on page 38.
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Omer
Aett
Red China
David Lawrence
Automation clinic tackles fears of unemployment rise
Syracuse leaders at the nation's first clinic on automation drew more than 275 Central New York manufacturers to Crumlins for a three day session. Dr W R G Barker of General Electric urged that automation is simply programmed mechanization and warned the public image may swing between peace and hunger.
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Syracuse
New York
Crumlins
Manufacturers Association of Syracuse
American Institute of International Engineers
South College of Applied Science
Syracuse University
W. R. G. Barker
General Electric Company
Baker
Mad Bomber Hunt Pressed by New York Police
Authorities hunt a bomber believed to have planted about a dozen crude bombs in rail stations bus terminals and large theaters over the years. Detectives have been assigned to watch for suspicious packages and follow leads after a crude cylinder bomb was found at Radio Civ Music Hall. The device had a clock timed to detonate at 6 79 P M Sunday, posing lethal danger to nearby people.
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New York
Weather Outlook With Warm Day and Showers Tonight
Weather summary notes a warm high around 84 degrees with a cold front bringing possible showers and thunderstorms. Tomorrow looks unsettled with a chance of rain and breezy conditions.
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Kelter
Chicago
Cleveland
Oma Ph. Tanight
Turmoil Over Abolishing First Class Travel Debate
Fragmented report outlines a plan by Japan's National Ratway Corp headway toward abolishing first class travel. UPI cites Army coaches and radio networks as sources, noting a strong workforce and the potential impact on service capacity. An accident incident injures no one, while officials warn delays expected as roads and rails adjust.
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Toryo 2
Japan
Ratway Corp
Leday
TORYQ
UPI
Little bRiter Byl Taupe
Ads
Ce Ior
Thevsande
Améssa
Asuet
Cme Saat
GE Suggestions Earn $5 Million
In Buffalo a venture linked to GE proposals promises a $5 million payoff. The initiative, labeled as a corporate suggestion program, aims to spur efficiency and innovation. Details remain unclear as the text is fragmentary and reads with many garbled phrases.
Fragmented OCR note with garbled personal names
A garbled OCR passage contains scattered names and phrases. It appears to reference people such as Mo Fazal and Father cal Higul but the text is largely indecipherable. No coherent event, date, or location emerges to form a clear newsitem.
Tragic Dallas Shooting In West Dallas Claims 9-Year-Old Tommy Rendon
A 9-year-old boy, Tommy Rendon Jr., was killed by a .22 rifle shot in West Dallas as a 12-year-old class truancy offender confessed he fired at a utility pole to frighten him. The shooter, who claimed no intent to hurt the boy, was detained by police and turned over to juvenile authorities. Tommy’s funeral was scheduled.
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Dallas
Tommy Rendon Jr
Sam Bass
Clyde Barrow
Tommy
Blankenship Weighs Return After Son's Death
William Blankenship Sr. may return to New York to continue his fight against juvenile delinquency after his son William Jr. was killed by a teen gunman. Funeral services for William Jr. were held at St. John’s Lutheran Church with burial at Sky View Memorial Park. Bronx police and District Attorney Daniel Sullivan pursued first degree murder charges against 17 year old Frank Santana.
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Tamaqua
William Blankenship
New York
Blankenship
William
Bronxwood
Ad- Council
Frank ‘Tarzan Santana
Billy
Bronx
Daniel V. Sullivan
Outer
Senesee St
Preston
Trathc
Wyncoop
Bureau of Mot
Wencoop
Thomas Sardike
Poruck
E. Genesee St
Ines M
Genesee Sie
Food Prices Hit Two Year Low At Wholesale Level
New York reports wholesale price indices hit a two year low. The overall measure for general use declined, signaling lower costs for consumers. The report notes the index tracks total wholesale value per unit with broad implications for markets and inflation.
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New York
Showers Overcome by Show of Sox Ball Squad
A garbled report hints at a Chicago event where the White Sox and another team played in a double header. Naming is unclear but suggests significant attendance and praise for a standout performance amid a busy Chicago sports day.
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Chicagh
Walter Aoa
Yeme
Emere
Chicago White Sox
Balities Bandas
Solvay Romeo 16 and Juliet Parted in Paris
Solvay teen Terence Walton and his London girlfriend Carol Frances Martin were found in Paris, where police separated them at parental request. The London couple disappeared last week after a whirlwind 13 day courtship. The Martins lodged a reported cable objection to the match and halted the wedding plans. The Waltons of Solvay were contacted and await further word from authorities.
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Terence Walton
Carol Frances Martin
London
Paris
London Daily Mirror
Mirror
Charles Walton
Second St
Solvay
Walton
Miss Martin
Briish
New York
Waltons
Eisenhower Pledges Free Vaccine If Needed
President Eisenhower pledged no child will go without polio vaccine if parents cannot pay. White House said he would seek authority to buy remaining vaccine from producers for free inoculation of first and second graders if necessary. Press secretary Hagerty stressed emergency powers only if money barriers block inoculation, and noted no current shortage. The president discussed ceasefire hopes with Red China and Mrs Eisenhower’s health after a serious virus infection. Page 2 continued.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Jagerty
National Foundation For
Hagerty
Congress of the United States
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Red China
Formosa
Cinmni
US Seeks Constitutional Monarchy for South Viet Nam
U S officials reportedly favor a constitutional monarchy for South Viet Nam amid ongoing strife. The approach would back democratic form of government as Diem faces calls for removal, with a constitutional monarchy viewed as a stabilizing outcome if adopted.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Sagan
Jannam
Oswego Bids To Reopen Great Lakes Port On Lake Ontario
Oswego officials outlined preliminary plans to reestablish the city as a leading Great Lakes port including dredging to a 27 foot harbor depth. Nearly 200 leaders from Central New York and the Great Lakes states attended a day long Payloads Conference to learn how Oswego plans for the St Lawrence Seaway opening possibly in 1958. City guides showcased harbor facilities and planned improvements to welcome ships.
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Oswego
Lake Ontario
Creat Lakes
New York
Great Lakes
St. la
Payroll Loss Quietly Reported in Welland Bank Heist
A Welland Ontario bank was robbed late last night with about 75 000 Canadian dollars in payroll funds taken. Police report minimal details as investigators review security footage and canvass the area.
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Welland
Wellraed
Separated Twins Will Fly Home
In a brief report the separated twins are said to be returning home after their separation. Details are scarce and no dates or locations are clearly provided in the fragment. The item notes ongoing family efforts to reunite and mentions individuals named in the unreadable text.
Philadelphia City Abolishes Wagon Shop Positions
The city ice commission cut three jobs at the wagon shop foreman wheelwright and wheelwright helper. Action reduces active wagons to three remaining in February.
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Philadelphia
Ice Commission
Yederéay
Phiadedy
Search Pressed For Missing Boy
In Billerica Massachusetts authorities continue the search for Jackie Calor a missing boy. The operation involves police firemen Boy Scouts and volunteers as teams comb the area with hopes of locating him. Parents Mr and Mrs Claxton say they have not given up and appeal for any information to aid the search efforts.
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Bilerica
Mass
Jackie Calor
iClaxton
Polio Toll Down Since 1954 Survey Indicates Change
An United Press survey shows fewer polio deaths than in 1954, with notable drops in child fatalities. The report notes ongoing vaccine efforts and public health campaigns, while acknowledging gaps in data and regional variations.
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