Pending Polio Vaccination Start Delayed in New York
State and New York City health officials delayed school polio inoculations after a five year old from Tarrytown, vaccinated with Cutter Laboratories vaccine, developed paralytic polio. The start date was postponed to May 26 as officials review cases and vinolations.
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Albany
State
New York City
Tarrytown
Cutter Laboratories of California
Herman E. Hilleboe
Leona Baumgartner
National Foundation For
U.S. Public Health Service
Syracuse Woman Hears Husband Lost in Iceland Plane Crash
Mrs. Katherine Ann Crowther of 2100 E Genesee St learns from the U S Air Force that her husband Lt Hugh L Crowther 35 one of nine crew members aboard a Boeing KC 97 refueling plane vanished after a training flight from Teaneck New Jersey to England. Wreckage spotted off Iceland as search continues with no survivors reported. The couple has a son Hugh Jr and the wife is living with her parents in Syracuse. Crowther was due to be discharged this summer and had left Salisbury Kansas for overseas duty on March 7.
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Syracuse
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Atlantic
Iceland
Katherine Ann Crowther
E. Genesee St. W.fe
Hugh L. Crowther
Hugh
Todays Features and Editorial Pace Highlight U S Investments
Kpain is one of the divert and cheapest investments the U S has made. David Lawrence of todays Editorial Pace comments on tenant her overall aefener. TALKING IT OVER on page 22 and other regular features on page 18 Today's Pictures.
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Kpain
U.S
Aars
David Lawrence
Weather Forecast Promises Fair But Cooler Air
A weather notice from assistant meteorologist Alexander Sadowski for the Syracuse Press Club promised fine weather, then warned of a chilly trend. Tonight temperatures dip toward 30 degrees with light winds while tomorrow’s high nears the mid twenties. A roadside encounter in Cranston touched on traffic signals as motorists await calmer conditions.
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Alexander Sadowski
Sadowski
Syracuse Press Club
Syracuse
West Germany Is Free Again AT LAST- A-Blast Hits 'Town'
A mighty desert nuclear test at the Nevada site roared with 35,000 tons of TNT as Survival Town near the detonation experienced heavy dust and shattered windows. U S tanks endured the blast with crews reporting only minor damage to structures nearby while civil defense workers looked on from trenches two miles away.
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Nev
U.S.A
U.S
Nevada
U. S
Senate OKs Assured Tariff-Cutting Powers for Eisenhower
The Senate approved a foreign trade bill granting the president power to cut tariffs in 5 percent steps for a three year extension of the reciprocal trade law to June 30, 1958. The measure, passed after a 12 hour session, now moves to conference with the House.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Woman testifies speeding to charge car battery in Detroit
Mrs. Espynola Fuller, 23, faced a speeding charge after claiming she was driving 50 miles per hour to recharge her car battery. Judge fined her 73 dollars and barred her from driving for two months. The incident prompted Detroit traffic court to warn drivers against using vehicle maintenance as an excuse.
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Detroit
Trafic Retiee
John M. Wise
Espynola Fuller
Money-Pest, But Not Delinquent
The Harrison family near Johnson City Tennessee is described as the nation’s largest all boy family with 13 sons ranging from 21 to three weeks old. Parents Emory and Thelma Harrison say poverty never bred delinquency and that children are raised to obey, perform chores, and share in family duties while keeping peace and avoiding taking others’ belongings. The article notes the family’s pride in their children and their frugal, orderly life as a model despite poverty.
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New York
Bao Dai Is Finished As Chief of State
In Saigon a 4,000 man national congress approved removing Bao Dai as chief of state while another assembly saw rebellion over Premier Diem obtaining full electoral control. Two Vietnamese groups met in Saigon as Bao Dai’s era neared end, with protests and political maneuvering shaping a national election path.
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Sugon
South
Viet Nam
CPI
National Congress
Nzo Dini
Diem
Saigon
Vietnam
Bao Dai Tasan
Congressa
Cies
Loral
Aunenal
Today’s Chuckle 2 taxi ride to Chicago tale
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a long taxi ride toward Chicago with scattered phrases about dates and people. The readable pieces point to a humorous column or joke page but lack coherent details or names. The item reads as a partial snippet of a humor feature with uncertain specifics.
Ike Proclaims Mothers Day Nationwide Honor
President Eisenhower designated Sunday as Mother's Day and urged Americans to express esteem for their mothers. In his proclamation he noted that American mothers have long inspired national ideals through their teachings and daily examples.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Women endure atomic blast in Nevada trench test
In Survival City Nevada a group of 6 women and 21 volunteers from the FCDA faced an A bomb in a trench as cameras failed from the blast. Eyewitnesses described hearts pounding and fear while observers at New York P Televised the massive explosion.
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Survival City
Nev. G
New York
P—Telerison
Defence
FCDA
Bere Beuleg
Little Signs Cheer Dulles Policy Shift
Fragmentary report notes Secretary of State Dulles speaking before a Foreign Relations committee. He expresses cautious optimism about the world situation, citing administration policy and a contemplated 3 percent billion dollar program while stressing steady progress toward freedom and tolerable ends in other areas.
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Washes
Dulles
Carr
Aillzon Dolier Gram
Lois Mat
Storm Hits Toronto Areas With High Winds and Power Outages
A violent advancing storm roared into Toronto causing widespread power outages as high winds knocked down lines and disrupted services across the city and surrounding areas. Residents faced hazardous conditions and emergency crews urged caution while restoring essential utilities.
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UPI
Adenauer Affirms West Germany Links After Sovereign Status
Bonn report notes West Germany became a sovereign nation at 12:04 PM as the western occupying powers signed treaties restoring full statehood. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer read a proclamation to about 50,000,300 Bonn republic residents pledging continued alignment with Western powers.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Hitler
Reich
United States
Britain
France
Free States
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn Republic
West Germany gains sovereignty under Allied treaties
In Washington and elsewhere the Bonn republic's entry into postwar alignments is noted. West Germany will raise a 500000 strong force as a defender for the West, while occupation troops become guest defenders under new treaties with Germany and allied nations. The move aligns Germany with NATO and a free Europe despite ongoing Soviet influence concerns.
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Germany
Europe
Bonn Republic
West
Bi Is
European Union
NATO
Hree Syestert
France
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