Scientists Firms Huddle on Salk Shots
The McManmon children escape deportation after the U S Immigration Service agrees to grant time to settle their status. Rep Riehlman pressed Washington officials and Gen Swing promised to request all papers and consider an extension. Buffalo district head Murff said the stay for Michael and Elizabeth Ann McManmon was denied as parents plan permanent residence in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManmon
Canada
U. S. Immigration Service
George McManmon
Clarke la
Camillus
R. Walter Riehlman
Tully
J. M. Swing
Harold E. Barnes
Syracuse
John F. Murff
Buffalo
Murff
Michael
Elizabeth Ann McManmon
United States
Priest D-Tenn
House Commerce Committee
Eisenhower
Chicago
Newton P. Leonard
Providence
R. 1
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
National Foundation For
Six Die In Area Accidents Over Weekend
Six area residents died in weekend accidents including five automobile crashes on highways and a drowning at Otisco Lake. Victims include Mark H. Grandy, and others named as Robert Barnes 18 Charles Sherman 31 Jane Jaruett 80 Philip Eckel 27 and Herley Brown 33. Barnes died when his car skidded into an embankment on Dutch Hill road near his home. coroner ruled accidental death.
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Otisco Lake
Mark H. Grandy
Leland C. Grandy
Searlwyn Rd
Robert H. Barnes
A. D
Tully
Charles Sherman
Cedar St
Jane Jaruett
Cooper St
Watertown
Philip E
Barnes
Dutch Hill Road
Herbert A. Barnes
Sheriff's
Lawrence Doody
Harry L. Gilmore
Gilmore
Syracuse Men Plead Not Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
Five Syracuse men faced drunk driving charges in Traffic Court. Four entered not guilty pleas: Francis Dailey Myron Babbitt Zigmund Cidorowski. Eugene Pate pleaded not guilty, while Horst Seibt admitted guilt and awaits sentencing. Bail and hearing dates were set for several defendants.
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Syracuse
Truman H. Preston
Francis
Dailey
W. Onondaga St
Myron Babbitt
Merriman Ave
Zigmund Cidorowski
Burnet Ave
Elbridge
Fred Wright
Eugene G. Pate
Carbon St
Pate
MM. L. Murphy
Route 5
Horst Seibt
Lodi St
Seibt
DeWitt St
Preston
S. Wilbur Ave
Babbitt
West St
Ciberowski
Eric Ford
Italian worker gets suspended sentence for cruelty to animals
Giuseppe Peta, 50, Italian laborer, received a five month suspended sentence after being found guilty of cruelty to animals. The case involved breaking the tails of nine cats as described during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alessandria
Giuseppe Peta
Cme
Today’s Features on Page One
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists regular features and mentions Today’s Pictures on page 1. Readable names include Graham and reporter credits, with references to nerves and events, but details are incomplete.
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Emenis
Graham
Ing
Bern
Mery
Bear Pursuit Up Tree Injures Man in Minnesota Woods
Truman Engerson, a newcomer to Minnesota North Woods, was injured when a bear attacked then chased him up a tree. The bear's cubs fled, and Engerson returned to town for medical treatment after the incident near Grand Marais.
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Grand Marais
Minn
Truman Engerson
North Woods
Five Year Low Hits Coffee Prices in New York
Retail coffee prices fell to a five year low with some brands at 75 cents per pound and vacuum packed varieties at 5 cents, reflecting consumer resistance to last year’s highs and bumper Latin American crops. A & P, the nation’s largest grocery chain, announced the cuts effective today and projected the dip would reach the lowest level in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A & P Food Stores
America
Hotel Edison's Green Room Unveils Wall Street Menu
New York reports the Green Room at Hotel Edison launches a special Wall Street menu with sections named rights dividends blue chips foreign market over the counter and add dots Prices are quoted in fractions as part of the issue reflecting market jargon and playfully linking dining to finance
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New York
Edison
Wall Street
Betts Named Assistant U.S. Attorney for Northern District
Betts of 714 Ostrom Ave Syracuse is named assistant U S attorney for the Northern District of New York. The appointment, at 7000 dollars yearly, replaces J Sheridan Hillick who resigned in March. Betts, a Syracuse attorney and former city corporation counsel, served in World War II and the Coast Guard.
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Samuel ¥. Betts
Ostrom Ave
Syracuse
New York
Betts
Syracuse Board
U.S
Theodore F. Ennes
J. Sheridan Hillick
Fulton
Hillick
American Legion Past 4
US Coast Guard
Colgate University
Syracuse Law School
Rochester
Detroit
Mich
Coast Guard
Snafith & Sevik
Must Seek Work CHICAGO G Applicants For Reef
Welfare Commissioner Alvin E. Rose announced that applicants for reef will must present affidavits proving they have applied for work at six or more places. The policy requires documented job applications as a condition for benefits.
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Chicago
Reef
Alvin E. Rose
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Delay on Half Hour Parking Plan
Syracuse merchants and office tenants react to the Parking Authority proposal for half hour meters in the central business district. Chamber secretary Frederick E. Norton asks Councilman Robert Roney to delay action until officials can discuss the plan and its impact on downtown traffic and revenues. He questions enforcement feasibility and notes the need to attract people downtown rather than deter them.
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Syracuse
Frederick E. Norton
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Roney
Norton
City ‘General Fund
Game Called After Altercation in Maysville Play Scene
In Maysville Kentucky a school play ended abruptly when Larry Jones, 13, swung a baseball hat at Will Perry, 1B, striking him on the head and causing a cut requiring four stitches. Perry was taken to the hospital and the game was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Larry Jones
Will Perry
Larry
Will
Todays Chuckle: A Small Boy at Play
A light humor item notes that many a small boy is the kind his mother warns against playing with. It frames childhood mischief with a gentle, ironic punchline.
Derby Gets Herdlines Eden Victory Seen In Quiet Election London
Predictions of a Conservative victory fill British papers as the quiet election campaign nears its end. Voters focus on the Epsom Derby and looming port and rail strikes as unions threaten walkouts across major ports.
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Eden
London
Britain
Amalgamated
Stevedore and Workers Union
Liverpool
Manchester
Hull
Thrift Plan Rumors Surface in Auto Talks
Secret negotiations between General Motors and the United Auto Workers enter a decisive week amid reports GM offered a thrift plan as a counter to guaranteed annual wage demands. Du Pont plans a similar 25 cent per dollar stock investment thrift for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Detroit Free Press
E. F. du Pont
General Motors
du Pont
United States Savings
VAW
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Atoms for Peace Parley Planned In Paris
A seven nation consultative group met in Paris to perfect plans for an international conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy. Delegates included the United States Russia Great Britain France Canada India and Brazil with Secretary General Hammerrkisid presiding.
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Paris F
Tamera
Elan
Eg Netims
Wer Hammerrkisid
United States
Russa
Great Britain
France
Canadas
Jindia
Brazil
Forest Fires Burn in Two Canadian Provinces
Forest fires spread across Nova Scotia and Ontario burning over 100 buildings and 15 000 acres of timber. Three thousand volunteers battled the flames as winds drove the blaze toward coastal towns Liverpool and Bridgewater. Northern Ontario saw 67 fires with two small communities menaced.
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Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Nova Scotian
Liverpool
Bridgewater
Scattered Showers Forewarn Warm Humid Weather Ahead
Weather expert Alexander Sadowski says a string of widely scattered showers and possible thunderstorms will ply the area late today or tomorrow with little relief to dry lawns. Temperatures near 85 tomorrow, after a high of about 90 today, with nights around 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Sadowski
Sadowski
Arkansas
Syracuse
Kentucky
Carolinas
Pittsburgh
Boston
Dakotas
Midwest
U S and Italy Sign Large Trade Pact
Rome reports the United States and Italy signed a 50 million dollar surplus agricultural commodities agreement. Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce called it further evidence of friendship. Italian Premier Mario Scelba signed for Italy and thanked American aid. The pact covers American cotton wheat and tobacco with payment in Italian fir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
United States
Clare Boothe Luce
Mario Stelba
Government polio vaccine program faces decisions today
A government sponsored meeting in Washington will review evidence from health inspectors and vaccine makers to decide whether to clear existing Salk vaccine supplies or require further tests. Surgeon General Scheele will issue final decisions as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Health Service
Jonas E. Salk
Why Johnny Cant Read Lets Visit a Typical American School
A fragmentary newspaper excerpt observes a first grade class with about 25 children. It notes a female teacher and three reader groups arranged by ability during Reading period, with students reciting and reading aloud as the teacher directs. Continued on page 9.
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Salk
Nottingham High School
Gilbert
Ma Bear
Emersol
Engersol
Thack Bear
Engerset
Gma
Fogarty
Engersod
Engersed
Munneayes
Engersej
Bowes
DERBY
Transport and General Workers Union
TGWU
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Party
Ipage 3
U. S. Public Health Service
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Hill D-Ala
Johnny
By Rudolf Flesch
Maddie Ogtvsn
Otme Jenes
Herald-denrnal
Tom
Barbera
Sonata
George
Ruth
Colunum
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