Ogdensburg Jail Terms for Slots Conspiracy Racket
Former Ogdensburg police chief Herbert Myers and slot machine distributor Charles Livingston sentenced to one year in jail and $500 fines each for conspiracy to obstruct justice. Myers, in office 25 years, faces further charges. Livingston to face trial on leasing slot machines. The case stems from a state inquiry into gaming in St. Lawrence County. Mayor Morissette testified about rackets and a city clampdown, with other locals indicted and one awaiting trial.
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Ogdensburg
Earle C. Bastew
Herbert
Myers
Charles
Brocky
Supreme Court
Uie
St. Lawrence
Livingston
Ogiensburg
Ralph Z. Morrssete
Fred Myers
Morissette
Ling
Joseph Ashley
Stalin Told to Retire Fact or Fiction
Paris police stormed Communist headquaters across France seizing documents in a nationwide raid to uncover a potential conspiracy. Led by Interior Ministry, officers arrested 30, seized arms, and described a fortress like Paris central HQ while probing rumors of a planned Paris march and political maneuvering around Jacques Duclos. In Munich, Radio Free Europe aired ambiguous reports about Joseph Stalin possibly retiring, with uncertainties about reliability and intent.
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France
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Reis
Antoine Pinay
Mrass
Jacques Duclos
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Pierre Zac
Iquinot
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Reading
Matthew B. Ridgwas
Munich
Germany
Basia Free Europe
Josef Stalin
Russia
Radio Free Forage
Regenr
Citie
Radio
Free EU Ag
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Seid Alter
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Gattional
Ready
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Uptalin
Stalin
Malenkov
Viecheslavj
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Eisenhower visits spark protests over paid delegate calls
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower flies home to confront an uproar over a plan for GOP convention delegates to visit him with expenses covered. Taft Kefauver camps call it bribery. federal corrupt practices act inquiry urged. Mickelson leads a rival Eisenhower slate amid intra GOP clashes in South Dakota as delegates prepare for next Tuesday’s primary.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
G.O.P
Eisenhower
Paris
Reevec A. Taft
Ohio
Estes Kefalver
Eisen-hower
Mabilese
Kan
New Yorks
Denver
Eisenhower Committee
Natonal Organization
Taft
Kefauver
Gael Sullivan
Justice Department
David 5. Ingalls
Taft Fars
Sid
Waittre
Dwight JD. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Paris Trip Expenses Become Dakota Issue
Paris trip costs become a point of contention for Dakota officials as council members clash over budgeting. Mayor Jack Bell faces questions on who approved the travel and how funds were allocated, with residents seeking clarity on accounting and accountability.
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Paris
Dakota
Mickelson Denies South Dakota Primary Influence
The Associated Press reports Mickelson defends his trip expenses amid Ingalls claims of Eisenhower campaign funding. He admits spending $300 of his own money and rejects the notion that South Dakota delegates will have an easy ride for Eisenhower in Denver. Weather and unrelated items follow.
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Mickelson
Associated Press
David S. Ingalls
Taft
National Eisenhower Committee
Paris
Ingalls
Eisen
South Dakota
Eiseshower
Denver
Eisenhower's final days in uniform and first exile as ex-president
The article outlines Eisenhower planning his last days in uniform as organizer of Allied defenses against communism in Europe and his early post presidency period, detailing transitions from military leadership to civilian life and future roles.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Reds Seize Hamlet Near Berlin Amid Fringe Boundary Moves
Communist police seized the hamlet of Buergerablage on the edge of West Berlin and ordered 43 families to vacate. West authorities say the action is part of a plan to seal Berlin from the Russian zone as tension over a West German peace contract rises. Gen Louis D. Clay warned the Soviets could threaten but not yet risk full war, while Allied patrols on the Berlin Helmstedt road faced renewed detentions.``
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Buergerablage
West Berlin
Wester
New York
West
Louis D. Clay
Germany
Soviet Union
Traitors Reds Walk Out On Roosevelt Memorial
Six UN delegates from Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia left a Memorial Day service at Franklin D Roosevelt’s gravesite in San Francisco. Mrs Roosevelt and two of her sons commented. Harriman called it Kremlin trick. Air war updates report six MIG-16s downed and Red tanks repulsed near Parlimnjen during the week.
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United Nations
Franklin D. Roosesfvett Ankerr
W. Averell
Harriman
Russia
Poland
Czecho
Slovakia
UN Economic and Social Council
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Roosevelt
Seoul
Korea
Tillery
San Francisco
Fifth Air Force
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John
Harrithan
Bassador
Aed
Par+lmunjem
Traffic Toll 132 Deaths During Holiday Weekend
The Associated Press reports 132 people were killed in motor vehicle accidents so far into the Memorial Day weekend, below the projected 310. National Safety Council had estimated 310 fatalities by Sunday midnight as fair weather drew motorists onto highways across the nation.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Fourth Crash Victim Dies in Memorial Day Pileup
A Rochester woman Mrs. Tane Wasson aged 48 died in Auburn City Hospital after a six car crash on Route 20 a mile past here shortly after 4 AM yesterday. The accident killed Stewart Wasson 56 Jesse G Norman Sr 70 Sanford St Rochester and John Muldoon 28 of Auburn. Eight were injured.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Auburn
Tane Wasson
Edgetrood
Rochester
Auburn City
Wasson
Stewart, Wasson
Jesse G. Norman
Sanford St. Rochester
John Muldoon
Route 20
Here
Local Shoemakers Say Prices Stall Under OPS Rules
A quirky editorial notes shoe makers eager to cut prices but blocked by OPS regulations aimed at keeping costs steady. Frederick C. Othman writes on the editorial page in a lighthearted column. Regular features appear on pages Amusements 8 Editorials 4, Arts 7, Reporter 7, Sports 9 10.
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America
Gesperste
Vorsell
Frederick C. ‘Othman
Amusements
Aridae Ui
Leilers
Ing
Mules Going to Dogs as Food in Cotton Belt
Washington observes mules, once essential to farms, are increasingly sent to market as dog meat at two cents a pound. Rep John Rankin notes talent scouts take mules for pet consumption while tractors replace animal labor, crippling mule supply and dairy expansion in the South. Rep Clarence Cannon confirms market collapse as tractors dominate. Page 2. Column 22.
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Francis J. Kelly Washington
John Rankin
D-Miss
Cotton Belt
Redhead Gene Mystery Highlighted by Lancet Report
The Lancet notes that red hair results from several pigments and unclear mechanisms. Research finds one pigment in both red hair and red feathers. Red hair occurs globally but is rare, highest in Scotland at about five percent, with Northern Europe around two percent and Southern Europe under one percent.
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London
Britain
The
Lancet
Scotland
Northern
Europe
Hospitals Face Change in Syracuse Series Reveals Revolution
Hospitals in Syracuse face a crossroads with a new Veterans Hospital set to open, a Medical Center at the state medical college, rising costs, staff shortages, and a shift from private to community care. The Herald-American and Herald-Journal begin a twelve part series, Sour Hospital The Story of Revolution, this Sunday.
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Ney
Atlantic Coast
Syracuse
Vance
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Boston
Mass
Rileys
Morrow
Gerald Riley
Veterans’ Hospital
State Medical College
Herald-American
Herald-Journal
Syracue
Today’s Chuckle Wife’s remark on cowardice and breve man
A playful exchange where a wife accuses her husband of being a coward and a brief man, while he chuckles and deflects. The light banter reflects everyday humor and mutual teasing in a domestic moment.
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