Drunk Driving Cases In Traf fic Court Dismissals And Pleas
A Traf fic Court session heard a 40 year old woman Mrs Jane Lormond have a drunk driving charge dismissed after pleading guilty to a minor driving offense and fined $100. Lewis Schuler 39 of Hayes Road faced drunken driving charges and bail set at $1000 pending May 19. police note a prior 1932 conviction and report he attempted to move in a street intersection causing a minor collision after being seen in gear delay by Patrolman Wilfred Roberts.
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Baldwinsville
P. Leo Dorsey
Jane Lormond
Paul Ave
Lewis Schuler
Hayes Rd
Hayes Adt
Schuler
Prince and Grace Arrive in Spain
Prince Rainier of Monaco and his American bride Grace Kelly arrived in Valencia aboard his yacht Deo Juvante II from the Balearics. They planned a Madrid visit to call on Generalissimo Franco. The yacht tied up near the hydroplane base and the area was cordoned off to keep crowds away.
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Valencia
Spain
Prince Rainier of
Monaco
Grace Molly
Balearic Islands
Madrid
Generalissimo Franco
Today’s features on credit restrictions discussed by columnist
Sylvia Porter weighs in on credit restrictions in her column on the Editorial Page. The page note lists regular features across Amuse, Financial Mentions, Police Court, Bridge, Radio TV, with sections for Deaths, Sports, Editorials, Your Money, and Letters.
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Sylvia Porter
Ealtorial
Amuse Financial
Bridge
Dig
Tonay
Disappearance mystery tugs at Eden on missing frogman
London reports Sir Anthony Eden said four missing British frogmen acted without cabinet authority. He hinted the underwater expert worked on a secret intelligence mission and promised punishment for those engaged in the unauthorized assignment. Weather notes and international ship movements accompany the fringe of the case.
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London
Anthony Eden
Jast
Cmdr
Lionel
Crabb
Jare
Potsmouth Harbor
Ordzhonikidze
New York
Eden
of Commons
John Dugdale
Britain
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Just Call Him Y B Short
Los Angeles police report a clerk helps a North Tollywood man file a report about two hubcaps stolen from his car. When asked his name the clerk says Yosha H Baussleipezuifber Jgarzime, and the Khan does not ask what the H stands for.
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Los Angeles
Police Second Bureau
Shel
Yosha
H. Baussleipezuifber
Jgarzime
Khan
Today’s Chuckle In Hospital Gaffe Amuses Readers
A lighthearted quip about hearing someone is in the hospital and recalling a dancer. The exchange ends with a playful retort about aiding a wife, delivering a moment of humor from the humorous column.
Eisenhower frames peace crusade as wartime spirit test
President Eisenhower said the U S is in a great crusade for peace that tests men's spirits not only pocketbooks. He spoke to 189 members of the Military Chaplains Association on the White House lawn, praising chaplains for guiding servicemen and highlighting the sacrifices as meaningful.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Military Chaplains Assn
Lhe
U. S
President to undergo new medical checkup Friday
President Eisenhower announced plans for a thorough medical checkup on Friday. He indicated his heart condition would be extensively examined, but he expects to participate in the tests and remain hopeful about the outcome. The action comes amid broader health and international events reported from Washington and Athens.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Biday
Eee
Oller
Athens
Greece
Walter Cross
Reed Hospital
U.N
Eisenhower gains in Indiana primaries with Kefauver edge
President Eisenhower wins significant support in Indiana’s five primaries, securing about 80,000 votes over Kefauver and collecting 32 first round Republican convention votes. Florida’s Collins becomes first Florida governor to win the Democratic nomination by wide margin. In Ohio and other states, Kefauver’s farm vote presence contrasts with Eisenhower’s broad belt appeal. The report notes ongoing political tensions and race politics amid primary results.
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Eisenhower
Indiana
Florida
Ohio
West Virginia
New Mex
Fonsier
Leroy Collins
Fei ‘i
Kefauver
Demie
Grosna
Kefgayer
Sen
John W. Bricker
Colling
Ltst
Aioft
Sumter Lowry
Collins
Fuller Warren
Geoge Smathers
Extra Cash for Bomber Orders Boosts Defense Budget
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson testified that the administration’s 36 billion dollar defense budget will allow the Air Force to place orders for 12 more B 52 bombers. He said funds cover 202 of the eightiet intercontinental bombers, more than the initial request for 190. Production will be faster by four to five months, though he did not specify completion dates.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Senate Appropriations
Robertson
D-Va
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
House
Week's Wholesale Food Costs Dip
New York based wholesale section notes a drop in food costs as measured by Dun and Bradstreet. The report highlights lower prices on staples and expects continued easing into next week.
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New York
Dun
Rounder 1956 high echoes in price index drift
The article notes a slight dip from a 1956 high as the Dun and Bradstreet price index sits around 6.03 and 6.04, with mentions of Chicago inflation, Detroit inspector notes, and upcoming election actions. It references amusement park rides, safety checks, and charity bingo under evolving regulations. Ed is named in connection with a commander's identity.
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Bradstreet
Dun & Bradstreet
Chicago
Thomas
Martin
Detroit
Dichiyal Am
Mander
Tin
Auto Plane Merger Denied
NEW YORK reports that Curtiss-Wright Corp. chairman Hirey T. Hare and Studebaker-Packard officials denied plans for a merger. Hare said no merger is planned after J. J. Nance of Studebaker-Packard refuted reports of an expected announcement.
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New York
T. Hare
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Studeaker-Packard Corp
James J. Nance
Studebaker-Packard
inNew York
Studebaker~ Packard
Hurley
Barefoot Brazilian stowaway finds path to U S home
Wanderley Camargo the barefoot Brazilian who twice stowed away on flights at Idlewild is promised a home and job in the United States by California housewife Mrs. William Foster. Foster arranged sponsorship with immigration head General Joseph Swing. Camargo, jailed six months after the second escape, will reenter Mexico with an immigrant visa and seek citizenship and Army service. The plan includes relocation to Reseda, California, to work in a family restaurant.
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New York
Wanderley Camargo
United States
California
Brazil
Camargo
Idlewild
U. S
William E. Foster
Reseda
Calif
Foster
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Sao Paulo
Joseph Swing
Immigration
Mrs. Foster
Tiajuana
Mex
Felipe Banes
Joi
Federal House of Detention
George Retiring Ike Offers NATO Post to George
Senator Walter F. George announced he will not seek reelection and has been asked by President Eisenhower to serve as his personal representative in developing NATO. He indicated acceptance, to begin after this session or in January, while stressing he would not shirk his duty. Eisenhower praised George as wise and disinterested in international affairs. the 78-year-old veteran faced potential defeat in the Democratic primary in an era of political tension.
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Washington
INS
Walter F. George
Dqs
Eisenhower
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations
Senates
Congress
George
Talmadge
Senate
Herman Talmadge
Eratic
Ex President Truman Cheers Shivers Kickings at NY Meet
New York dispatch says former President Truman enjoyed Shivers’ rebuke and praised him as he arrived with his daughter Margaret Daniel. He reflected on Johnson’s 4 to 1 defeat and prepared to present the 1955 Four Freedoms Award in Madison, Wis. He also noted his plans for a European tour and writing travels for King Features.
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INS
Harry S. Truman
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Station
Truman
Oxford University
Averell
Ward
King Features Syndicate
Har * ‘Iman
Jong Go
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