State Fair King Faces Court Martial For Pro Red Charges
CPL Harold M Dunn 26 of Baldwinsville and Sgt James C Gal 23 of Brooklyn, ex prisoners of war, are held in an Army stockade to face court martial on charges of collaboration with the enemy and aiding the Red cause. Dunn was honored as the 1953 State Fair king after his repatriation from Panmunjom and had attended Red lectures in captivity. The case follows their release by Chinese captors during Operation Big Switch.
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Harold M. Dunn
Dunn
Ellen Af ~ Dunn
Hayes Rd
Baldwinsville
First Army
James C. Gal,lagher
Brooklyn
Panmungom
Korea
Reds
Fair
GOP Ends Row On Federal Patronage in Washington State
GOP leaders reach a compromise on federal patronage with unanimous decisions. Rep. Dean P. Taylor of Troy agrees to continue indefinitely as a Republican National Committee member. William B. Herlands of Manhattan is nominated as the next U S Federal Court judge for the southern district of New York.
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Washington
G.O.P
Dean P. Taylor
Troy
Republican National Committee
William B. Herlands
Manhattan
Dewey
U. S
New York
Postal Pay Bill Forceful Dilemma Faces Eisenhower
Washington sources report the Public Health Service will release the first batch of embargoed Salk vaccine today to resume polio vaccination after a six day halt. In Congress the postal pay raise debate centers on a veto threat as President Eisenhower weighs an 8.6 percent average increase with Republicans split on overriding a potential veto.
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G.O.P
Judson Morhouse
Ticonderoga
Irving M. Ives
Norwich
Dewey
Patty
San Francisco
P Re Sss
Parke-Davis Ler
Leadland Co
Washington
Eisenhower
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Pastore
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Senate
White House
House
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Its Their Day Topero
For the third time a new addition to the Ernest Isaacson family arrived. A seven pound baby was born on May 11 but remains unnamed. Stanley Willard Isaacson born May 3, 385 and Vickie Lena on May 12, 1952. The Isaacsons have no other children.
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Topero. Kan
Ernest WW. Saacen
Yesterdar
Stanley Willard Isaarcon
Vick'e Laon
Isaacsons
Commensi Rumie Triumphs Over Exenhower Appears In Editorial
A feature reports that Commensi Rumie defeats Exenhower and travels 3000 miles seeking a place. Dave Lawrence writes today’s Editorial Page with regular features on Amusements and multiple page references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commensi Rumie
Exenhower
Sap Dave Lawrence
Bridge 41 Inc
Polio New Case Count Up as Immunization Varies
Public Health Service reports 149 new polio cases last week, up from the prior week and year. By May 7 total cases reach 1601, with 1954 figures at 2170, prompting possible resumption of inoculations in some areas. Michigan delays halting its program despite vaccine supply concerns amid a large immunization push.
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Washington
Public Health Service Today
National Foundation For
Michigan
Public Health Service
Leonard A. Seheele
U. S
Company to Close Strike Shut Plant in Newark
Gn McResson and Robbins Inc will shut its Newark plant after an idling strike since March 24. The decision ends local operations as workers remain off site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
McResson & Robbins Inc
Power Group Blasted On Massena Project
Massena area officials led by F Lloyd Hosmer and Edward Case urged Gov. Harriman to suspend work on the St Lawrence power project unless the State Power Authority altered what they called poorly planned policies. They warned of plant closure, payroll losses of about 700 thousand dollars and extensive property damage without access roads hospitals or schools. The group pledged to push for emergency measures to halt the project if demands are not met.
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Massenap
Sounds Board of Supervisors
Harriman
St. Lawrence
State Power Authority
F. Lloyd Hosmer
Massens
Edward H. Case
Gouverneur
St Lawrence
OZN Wa
Tadeeg DY
GeMaRas
AFL
Hosmer
Gov. Harriman
Geo Ss Powerlheen
Practicalkind
Bronte
A. Profert
Taylor's maneuver blocked by party chair contact
Taylor backed John M. Cashin for a Kingston post as he sought to influence a national committee seat. The veteran Troy congressman balked at resigning and would name his successor only if allowed to choose. Concluded on Page 7.
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Taylor
Leonard W. Hall
Long Island
John M. Cashin
Kingston
Troy
National Committee
Break Paves Way For Big Four Vienna Talks
The Soviet Union agreed to sign an Austrian state treaty on Western terms paving the way for the Big Four foreign ministers to meet in Vienna to sign the pact and plan a heads of government conference. Dulles warned of withdrawal if talks stalled, and Molotov planned to dine with ministers as central Austria would gain full freedom after decades of occupation.
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Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
U. S
Llewellyn E. ‘Thompson
Russia
United States
John F Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinsy
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Warsaw
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Britain
France
Sun Gains Day's Grace Belt Duel Lands Boys in Hospital
Two 12 year old boys fought on a Bronx street corner using belts as weapons. Police say the melee left injuries including a cut above the eye and other wounds. Meteorologist comments on upcoming rain and cooler temperatures as the story notes a delayed weather forecast.
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Alex . Za Sadowski
New York
Brassa Aare
Bronx
Mes
Richard Lowe
Lowe
Lsast
Lincoln
Jane
Ling
Teen-agers riot at Nassau County Jail ended by tear gas
Teen inmates aged 17 to 20 rioted in a Nassau County Jail cell block demanding more privileges. Warden Edward O'Hara said about 18 youths smashed furniture and shouted before tear gas rifles dispersed the disturbance after about a half hour.
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Heneola
Nassau County
Edward O'Hara
U S Pilot Escapes After Baltiic Chase by Red Jet Fighters
A U S Air Force pilot reported being chased across the Baltic Sea by Communist jet fighters after departing Wiesbaden Germany. He landed safely at Kastrup airport Copenhagen. Egyptian front reports describe seizure and arrests tied to a caravan moving opium valued at three million dollars.
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Copenhages
Denmark
Bal ‘Ic
Germany
Kastrup
Cairo
Wiesbaden
Ure
Mir
Suez
Driver Naps Faces Arrest After Road Accident
East Homer storekeeper Russell B. Tobin was sought by Onondaga and Cortland deputies after his alleged sleeping pills wore off. Tobin allegedly struck a Pontiac carrier on Route 11 near Nedrow at 4:30 am and fled. A warrant was issued by Peace Justice Maurice Wentworth, based on the license plate.
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Onondaga
Cortland
East Homer
Russell B. Tobin
William Hayford
Harold Post
Route
Nedrow
Clifford P. Peterson
Pontiac
Mich
Tobin
Peterson
Maurice Wentworth
Driver Cleared On Tipsy Charge Sparks Sheriff Warning
Sheriff Albert E. Stone warns that wild shooting must end after reports of gunfire endangering residents and damaging property across the county. He vows decisive action to remove firearms from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Remdants
Albert E. Stone
Eisenhower relative hospitalized after flu and drive case
Mrs Mame Eisenhower remains at the White House home recovering from a spring cold as a man charged with reckless driving near the DeWitt area pleads guilty. The sheriff says county youth driving incidents pose danger to residents.
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Washington
Mame Eisenhower
Eisenhoware Ilvettgehutz
White House
Arms Blast Kills Three at Valcartier Camp
Three of four people in a car were killed when their vehicle blasted apart after entering a restricted area at Valcartier military camp. The dead were Paul Odillon Daigle 25 Adrien LaBranche 22 and Marie Claire Daigle 16. Mrs Daigle was seriously injured. The four had gone to the camp to pick up military trophies and the car apparently exploded from a live grenade or shell left by troops during a recent exercise.
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Valcartier
Que
Paul Odillon Daigle
Adrien LaBranche
Marie Claire Daigle
Paul
Italian Red Chief Is Carried Home
Italian Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti was brought to Rome from Trieste in a railway hospital car and carried home by ambulance after collapsing during a May Day speech. Doctors say his condition is satisfactory, though he remains bedridden with blood congestion from sunstroke at age 62.
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Palmiro Togliatti
Rome
Trieste
Toghiasti
Joseph C. Smith Wins Divorce Amid Card Game Allegations
Joseph C. Smith, 76, obtained a divorce after testifying that his wife caused discord by throwing a deck at him when he won at cards. He described the episodes as disconcerting and said they diminished his drive to win.
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CANON
Cole
ULP
Joseph C. Smith
Smith
Today’s Chuckle Giggles Over Chances of Feeling Sorry
A light humorous piece riffs on people who over apologize and readers who feel sympathy for their own missteps. The joke plays on everyday flubs and social awkwardness with a wink of self awareness.
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B'ville
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Gop
Jules Witcover
Power Group
Perenne Wi Lannuad
Klock
Senator George
Ike
John M. Hightower
Howard J. Carroll
Scanhower
Albany
Bernard E. Klock
Timi
Jacks Potts
Nikolai Bulganin
Meg
Bulgin
Syracuse Trust
Colitawtt Snd
Onda
Coud
U.S. District Court
Moscow
Potter
Shanahan
George
Eisen
Fiack
Tve
Yellow Sea
U.S
Rude Awakening
Mamie
Elivera Doud
Ing
Herbert
E. Raynor
Corci
Newey Ride
Jamesvillee Cong
DeWitt
Jess
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Tumeell
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