Leaders Press Tax Cut Push Amid Budget Surplus Claims
Albany political leaders said they would push for a tax cut next year after reports from the state comptroller allegedly show Gov Harriman overestimated 1956 spending. Senate leader Mahoney and Assembly Speaker Heck argued a surplus exists and cited a nine year run of revenue over expenses totaling more than 543 million, with 457 million moved to capital construction.
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Albany
Kepupnean
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
State Comptroller's Office
Harriman
State Comptroller’s Office
GOP
Capital Construction Fund
Three arraigned in traffic court for DWI charges
Eugene Karczewski, 29, of 217 Scott Ave, sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary and fined $100 after pleading guilty to DWI following an Sept 15 crash near S Clinton and W Washington Sts. Charlotte Kelier, 32, of 108 Frisbie Ct, ticketed Oct 10 after backing into a parked car on Irving Ave, fined $200 and license suspended. Robert Nimmons Jr., 30, of 622 Madison St, pleaded innocent to DWI, no operator license, and no car registration, released on $1,000 bail for Monday’s appearance.
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Eugene Karczewski
Scott Ave
Onondaga County Penitentiary
S. Clinton and
W. Washington Sts
Charlotte Mary Kelier
Frisbie Ct
Irving Ave
Robert Nimmons Jr
Madison St
Aftenga Chase
East Side
Editorial on explosive expansion by Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter declares today on the editorial page that the San Diego arcs show an explosive expansion. The piece frames the issue as a trend requiring attention from readers and policymakers.
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San Diego
Sylvia Porter
Swiftly Moving Cold Front Brings Gales and Snow Flurries
A swiftly moving cold front slated to sweep Central New York brings strong northwest winds up to 45 miles per hour and a sharp temperature drop tonight. Meteorologists warn of a drastic change as temperatures fall from mild readings to the mid thirties, with changing showers turning to snow flurries. The blast follows a polar outbreak across the Northwest and Plains, affecting Buffalo area coastlines with high winds and street closures.
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Entra
New York
Hancock Field
New
Tyork
Lake Erie
Woodbeen
Buffalo
Alex Sadowski
Fuhrmann Blvd
Canada
Northwest
Plains States
Onondaga County
Iff
Molloy Rd
Sadowski
Gulf of Mexico
Huron
S.D
Omaha
Dickinson
N. D
Tenois
Wisconsin explosives expert to trace DC-6B blast source
Charles Wilson, head of the Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory, will join investigators in Denver to trace the blast or blasts that rocked a United Air Lines DC-6B before Tuesday night’s crash near Longmont killing 44. Wilson's arrival comes as government and company teams probe the incident. Separately, Dulles told Molotov the danger of reviving German militarism lies in perpetuating German disunity at the Big Four conference.
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Longmont
Cole
Charles Wilson
Wisconsin
United Air Lines
Here
Wilson
Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory
Denver
UAL
Geneva
Dulles
Molotov
SUE, EH? TAKE YOUR OLD CHECKS!
In Madison a man named Edwin L Wade of West Palm Beach was accused of overpayments tied to family al lowance payments and a pending suit. The report notes two explosions near a plane crash site and Wade’s statements about uncashed checks. Western Allied leaders push for all German elections while Molotov and Dulles clash over East and West German unification plans.
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Madison
Wis
Wilson
Tami
Fla. G
Edwin L. Wade
West Palm
Wisconsin
United Air
Wade
Ruth
J. Edward Worton
Beet Field
Here
U. 5
Miner la Voyte
Worton \Pepino
Frederick
Colo
Worton
Wade Sill
Government 360
Germany
Dulles
Soviet Union
Molotov
East Germany
Uhwest
Naked Eggs for Sale at Cornell Experiment
Cornell University announces a marketing experiment for naked eggs with no shells. Professor L B Darrah describes 12 compartment polyethylene packets sealed by a carbon dioxide process, machine dropped into cups, and no human handling. Early indications suggest lower costs and longer freshness.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
L. B. Darrah
Darrah
Blast Kills 3 At Steel Plant
Three men died and three injured in a blast at U S Steel Fairfield plant furnace. Victims listed as Davis L. Ingram 35 superintendent Charles W. Flournoy 57 and Henry Gillan. Explosion halted by authorities as investigation began. no further details provided.
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Birmingham
Ala
Fairfield
U. S. Steel
Davis L. Ingram
Charles W. Flournoy
Henry Gillan
Peeeeneee Mrere
John G
Furman St
Butler
Satiaht Sia
Supreme Court
Jing
Thomas Lowery Jr
Ler
Veronica M.jing
Dawson
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
London
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Jane’s Fighting Ships
John H
Worldigschmann
Charles H. Keene
Russia
Sia
Frank
DelVecchio
Lowery
Gorki
Justice
Republican County
Henry A. Rudson
Tee
Jane's
UN Agency Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Refugees Aid
The United Nations High Commission for Refugees received the 1954 Nobel Peace Prize, carrying a $35,000 award. Established in 1951 under Dr. G. J. Van Heuven Goedhart, the office protects refugees fleeing persecution and runs the UN refugee emergency fund from Geneva.
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Oslo
Nobel Committee
United Nations
United Nations Agency
U. N. High Commissioner For
G. J. van Heuver Goedhart
Amsterdam
International Real Cross
U.N
Ralph J. Bunche
Palestine
George C. Marshall
United States
Albert Schweitzer
Housekeeper Fired by Arthur Godfrey over Woodward Case
New York police questioned Tageborg Sorensen about marital strife in the Woodward household after Mrs. Woodward killed her husband, a prominent turfman, amid alleged prowler fears. Sorensen said Godfrey fired her over a reported change in his arrangements and described a tense home atmosphere that prompted her to seek another job.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Tageborg Sorensen
William C. Woodward Jr
Sorensen
Radio
ITV Star
Godfrey
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pinnell
East Side
Goldie
Pinnell
Woodward
Israel and Egypt clash near El Auja sparks casualties
Fighting here marks the heaviest border engagement since 1949 with at least 74 killed or captured and many wounded as Egyptian and Israeli forces dispute the demilitarized zone near the frontier. Cairo and Jerusalem trade figures amid a 17 hour battle ending by afternoon today.
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Jerusalem
Ins
Israel
el Auja
Palestine
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ben-Gurion
David Ben-Gurion
Yeing
Stafford Springs
Conn
Harry Taylor
Sabha
Pennsylvania
Al-Israel
el Aula Lof
Doris Hatch
Cambridge
Jale
Taylor
Miss Hatch
New Polio Cases Drop
Washington reports 749 new polio cases last week, down 41 from the prior week and far below the 1,324 in the corresponding 1954 week. Several states with more than 20 cases show increases, led by New York with 94 cases up from 75. PHS notes the rise is in upstate areas.
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Washington
Public Health Service
New York
Upstate
Meadowbrook Hospital admission questions valuables to safekeep
An elderly patient arrived at Meadowbrook Hospital emergency ward seeking leg treatment. Doctors considered admission and asked about valuables for safekeeping as part of the intake process. Skeleton cash found in thicket referenced in the case.
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Fast Meadow
Meadowbrook Hospital
Nassau County Institution
Car Goes Out of Control In Montreal Wreck
Jean G. Geoffrey and his wife escaped with minor injuries after their car leaped a curb and tumbled three times in Montreal. The vehicle struck an unoccupied car, rolled onto its wheels, then ended in a parking lot as witnesses watched.
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Montreal
Jean G. Geoffrey
Today’s Chuckle Women Specs Joke
A humorous quip on women noting four general specifications thin medium plump and get a load of her offering a punchy social punchline from a mid century newspaper humor page.
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