Child Health Week Alert Mothers Checks Baby Bed Covers
A Syracuse University geology graduate student’s three month old son David Scott Durham is showcased as part of a Child Health Week series on preventing infant suffocation. The article urges securing sleeping garments, guarding rails, harnesses, and checking gas controls and appliances to keep babies safe from danger.
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Cathy Covert
Rochester Strike Permeates Streets Seventh Day
Rochester transit strike enters its seventh day as 1,400 striking bus drivers and mechanics keep streets flooded. Negotiations between Rochester Transit Company and workers remain at a standstill with no settlement expected today. Union rejected a company offer of a truce and no further talks were scheduled until tomorrow.
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Rochester Transit Company
Turbulent Year Marks Upheavals in Steel and Oil
An editorial preview notes upheavals in steel and oil amid election year uncertainty. It warns that Soviet historians may see America as hopelessly faltering and unprepared for new Soviet attacks. Marquis Childs pens the editorial. Other features and sections are listed for Amusements, Financial, Bridgeing, Classifieds, City Life, Radio, Deaths, Social, Editorials, Sports, Letters, and Today's Pictures on Page 18.
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Ditch Cave-in Kills Four Boys at Arizona Worksite
In Safford Arizona a cave-in at a sewer trench killed four boys and trapped three others. Firemen and police arrived quickly but could not recover the bodies for twenty minutes as sand shifted. Names listed include Manuel Sanchez and Ruth Bencome among the deceased.
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Enos Howard
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Rute Bencome
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jTones Reach Pact In Out Of Court Divorce Settlement
Franchot Tone and Barbara Payton have reached an out of court property settlement clearing the way for an uncontested divorce. Tone had sought an amended complaint accusing Payton of adultery with actor Tom Neal, but that filing was dropped.
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Korea Cease Fire Talks Hit New Low in Munsan
The Korean truce talks reached a new low as Communists rejected the Allied three point package. United Nations and Allied officials called the proposal fair and final while stress avoiding an ultimatum. Talks adjourned with plans to reconvene next day.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Allies Call For Continuation Of Wage Board Power
Feinsinger urged Congress not to strip the Wage Stabilization Board of authority to recommend settlements in labor disputes. He warned of possible strikes and "chaos" if the board loses power, as tensions rise over steel labor cases and wage policies across industries.
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Taft Captures All 56 GOP Delegates in Race for National Convention
Reporting across states shows Senator Robert A. Taft reclaiming the lead by winning all 56 Republican delegates, cementing his position for the national convention. Senator Estes Kefauver posts a surprising Democratic victory in Ohio, potentially taking about half of 54 delegates amid opposition within the party. In Florida Kefauver suffers a primary defeat as Georgia’s Senator Richard Russell wins the presidential preference vote. Alabama indicates a large unpledged bloc favorable to Russell with minor Kefauver and uncommitted shares. New Mexico notes no presidential vote in the Senate race. J Hurley wins a third try in a party contest.
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Georgia Senator Russell Wins Florida Presidential Primary
North Florida voters boosted Georgia Senator Russell over Tennessee's Kefauver in a Democratic presidential preference primary. Russell held the lead from early results, finishing with 50.7 percent to Kefauver's 46 percent as rural voters backed him.
Crime buster upsets Ohio Democrats in delegate race
Senator Taft led Ohio Republicans to a landslide in the state presidential delegate contest as Estes Kefauver won at least 18 of 34 Democratic nominating votes. The scene centered on a fractured Ohio Democratic organization and partial slates, with Stassen and Bulkley figures shaping the delegate outcomes and Chicago convention implications.
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Chicago
RATTLES OFF NAMES- Former police boss graft links
Harry Gross testified that he paid graft to Inspector William P York and to a range of police inspectors lieutenants and plain clothesmen over ten years in Brooklyn in exchange for protection and to run his betting rooms. Police officials O'Brien and ex mayor William O'Dwyer’s chosen commissioner denied involvement while a grand jury probes rackets.
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Salem youths smash factory windows with homemade slingshots
In Salem a group of boys caused damage to local factories by hurling rocks. Police found giant slingshots hidden in a field 300 feet from the plants, slingshot rigs carved from inner tubes and tree sections. Authorities seek the culprits and further details.
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Thief Steals Fishing Gear and Spade in Peters Garage
Claude W. Peters told police a prowler entered his garage in Saleva Kansas and stole fishing poles reels and a spade. The thief also dug for worms in Peters back yard, with losses valued at about $20.
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Methodists Keep Ban on Smoking San Francisco Showdowns
The Methodist Church General Conference wrapped a 14 day session with a reaffirmed no smoking pledge for ministerial candidates and new social creed changes. Delegates voted to expand the church board and enact survey-based restructurings while condemning racial discrimination and criticizing the Methodist Federation for Social Action. Debates focused on preserving standards as opponents urged ending the smoking ban.
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Three More Guilty In Fake Car Claims
In Buffalo several of the 14 indicted for fake automobile damage schemes pleaded guilty to misdemeanor conspiracy charges. Alfonse Cooper 51 James M Cook 34 and Wilfred E Stubbs were freed on bail after arraignment and face up to one year in prison and a $500 fine per count. Tober Pellicci 28 of Rochester and William J Marrone Jr 28 of Elmira also pled guilty to similar charges.
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Tober Pellicci
Rochester
William. J. Marrone, Jr
Elmira
Soviets Claim Telecommunication Lead in Radio Day Report
Izvestia asserts Russia invented telegraphy and radio hardware with claims broadcast by Moscow. The piece cites statements about leadership in radio technology and high frequency work, naming officials and transitions, including Henry Fowler as CPA chief and alleged dual roles.
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Alexander Popovis
207 Casualties in Korea Reported by U.S. Army
Washington announces U S battle casualties in Korea rose to 108 172 as of today, an increase of 207 since last week. The update notes the ongoing Sino Korean theater and ongoing military losses in the conflict.
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Korea
Today’s Chuckle Double Your Money Joke
A quip notes the only sure way to double money is to fold it and keep it in your pocket. The line plays on the old finance humor about cash being safer in hand than in risky ventures.
Weather Forecast Warns of Bitter Cold and Frost
U.S. meteorologist Andrew P. Keller warned Syracuse residents to brace for gusts up to 35 mph today with trees toppled yesterday. Tonight will be cold with frost as temperatures dip to the mid-20s to 30s. By tomorrow highs should reach about 64, followed by rain on Friday and a return to warmer conditions.
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New Reading Thrills in the American Weekly Preview
The magazine promotes upcoming issues with new color, new design, and features by Kate Smith Fulton Oursler and Mrs Sondra Berle. Highlights include articles and other outstanding features in the American Weekly set to start next Sunday.
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