Woman Killed in Route 11 Crash Near Cicero
A young mother of two was killed when her car hit a tree along Route 11 near Cicero after leaving work. A second car, driven by John Sebold, rammed a utility pole and struck a state police car at the scene, with investigators citing excessive speed and possible driver impairment as factors. Authorities report no witnesses and debate whether the victim died instantly.
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Cicero
Route 11
Ciceros
Gwendolyn M
Troener
H. G. Stewart
Iva
John Sebold
Iright
Headon
Sebold
Drivers in Court Fined and Charged in DWI Case List
Albert Martinez 32 of 4181 Chemung St was fined 100 for driving while intoxicated and suspended penitentiary term and license revocation followed. Three others arrested on same charges appeared before Judge Preston. Arthur Groves 67 of 928 Imerson Ave found not guilty after trial. John Doxtator 47 of Trooper Stewart area convicted of similar crime. barricade crash and injuries noted. Mildred Disque 45 of 615 James St pleaded not guilty to DWI and dangerous driving. bail set at 1500 with Dec 1 return. Concluded on Page 1, Col 5.
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Albert Martinez
Chemung St
Truman
Preston
Martinez
Asl
Awso
Arthur W. Groves
Imerson
Lodi St
Hirawatha Blvd
John Doxtator
Stewart
Warners
Grand Jury
Doxtator
Vieted
E. Onondaga
S. State Sts
Mildred E. Disque
James St
Disque
Raymond Rodgers
Erie Blvd
Bomber Has $1.50 Coming
WASHINGTON The man who time bombed an airliner that killed his mother and 43 others stands to receive a small insurance refund. Officials said John Gilbert Graham had a $37,500 policy on his mother’s life taken out at a Denver Airport vending machine costing 25 cents per $6,250, but the policy was left unsigned by the mother.
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Washington
John Gilbert Graham
Denver
Canadian dollar slips below U S par amid sea distress
Coast Guard received radio distress from Italian coal ship Dea Mazzerla reporting fire after explosions in holds, northeast of New York. Canadian dollar fell below par for first time in four years as Bank officials noted funds in terms of Canadian dollars.
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New York
Coast Guard
Dea Mazzerla
Mately
Land No. 2
United States
Graham
Newfoundland
Lost hunter found dead near Roundtop in Hamilton County
Raymond Blakeslee, 39, last seen Monday when separated from an Adirondack hunting party, was found dead today near Roundtop southeast of the Hamilton County community. Details were not immediately known. Blakeslee’s home was believed to be in Yates County. The body was taken to Old Forge.
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Raymond Blakeslee
Roundtop
Hamilton County
Blakeslee
Yates County
Old Forge
Big Business Set for Spectacular 1956 Expansion
Editorial by Sylvia Porter predicts a major 1956 expansion spree by big business as part of ongoing growth trends. The piece analyzes implications for markets, investment, and public policy, stressing pace and scale of spending.
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BIG Business
Sylvia Porter
Impatient Aides Throttle Magician in Act
Description of a magician Ronald Frank who died when a rope was pulled around his neck during an act. The scene involved assistants and onlookers, with the crowd startled as the performance ended fatally. The report notes further details continued on page 6 column 2.
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Eyank
Hitler
Clarendon
City Life
Perre
Frank
Kingston
Jamaica
Ronald Frank
Fere
Warren Pease
Room for 56 Tax Cut State GOP Chiefs Say
U S Secretary of State Dulles aligned to be the first of four. He ordered his plane ready for an overnight flight to Washington. The final meeting featured summary speeches as ministers, after agreeing only on a communique noting their lack of agreement. Dulles accused Soviet Premier Bulganin in final statements.
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U.S
Dulles
Geneva
Washington
Bulganin
Israel asks U.S. for arms to counter Soviet shipments
Israel appealed to the United States for a specific weapons list to counter large shipments from the Communist bloc to Egypt. Washington promised consideration as leaders discussed defense needs amid rising regional tension.
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Washington
Israel
United States
Egypt
Big Four talks end in disunity over German reunification
Geneva reports a fractured Big Four summit as Western ministers blame deepening rifts on Soviet policy and Arab-Israeli tensions. Molotov chaired the final session after nearly 60 hours of talks, with no major agreement and calls for future conferences. The US State Department urged a permanent Arab-Israeli settlement while Israel pressed for weapon supplies, amid reports of Egypt buying Russian arms and Czech deals advancing swiftly.
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Geneva
Jters
V. M.jand
Molotov
Sion
State Department
Israel
Abba Eban
Dulles to Deliver Geneva Report From Washington
The White House said Secretary Dulles will report to the American people on the Geneva conference after talks with President Eisenhower. Hagerty stated Dulles is expected to deliver the report from Washington Friday night if weather permits. President Eisenhower, under the weather, dictated letters at his country home.
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Gettysburg
White House
Dulles
Geneva
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Jettysburg
Secretary of Commerce
Rowand Hughes
Howard M. Snyder
Albany
Mohawk
Hagerty
Stevenson enters race as 1956 nominee candidate
Adlai E Stevenson announces return as Democratic presidential contender for 1956. He names James Finnegan as campaign manager and Hy Raskin as executive director. Barry Bingham of the Courier-Journal to lead volunteers. Also notes weather delays and Eisenhower activities.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Steven
Nincamp
Normina
Don
Illinois
James Fin
Iegan
Pennsylvania
Hy Raskin
Depuy
Barry Bingham
Louisville
Courier-Journal and Times
Courier-Journal and Times Publishing Co
Stevenson
Food Prices Up Slightly in Dun & Bradstreet Index
New York reports a mild weekly rise in wholesale feed costs as the Dun & Bradstreet index advances to 6.4 from 6.0, the lowest since June 20, 1950. Compared with a year ago the index shows 6.88. Higher values appeared for wheat, rye, oats, barley, hams, bellies, butter, cottonseed oil, eggs and potatoes. declines were seen in flour, corn, beef, sugar, coffee, beans, steers, hogs and lambs.
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New York
Today’s Chuckle Egotism in Self View
A light editorial quip on egotism defines the art as spotting traits in oneself that others fail to notice. The joke turns on self-importance and the irony of inner insight claimed as a talent.
First Trust plans a $500000 lobby renovation and expansion
First Trust and Deposit Co announces a half million dollar project to alter and modernize its main office lobby at S Warrensin and E Washington Streets. The work will enlarge the lobby by about three sides, box the existing columns, install marble and oak finishes, a new teller unit, and a metal ceiling with down lighting. Construction starts Monday.
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First Trust and Deposit Co
Conoday
Areng
Moderate Cold Wave Brings Snow to Syracuse Area
The first cold snap of the season hits Syracuse with temperatures expected to hold between 20 and 30 degrees over the next few days. Meteorologist Andy Keller warns of a moderate cold wave as a storm moves eastward bringing below zero readings in the Rocky region.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
70 Million Surplus Cited Boosts Tax Cut Prospects
Albany reports a state budget surplus of about 70 million dollars, with Senate Leader Walter Mahoney and Assembly Speaker Oswald Heck stating revenues will exceed Governor Harriman's estimates. They say the surplus will allow substantial tax relief without harming services, highway work, or school aid, and commit to a GOP program prioritizing tax cuts while reviewing recommendations from the Diefendorf and Heald commissions. The leaders call for potential forgiveness restoration or an across the board tax reduction, and note weather and other issues as background.
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Albany
Senate
Walter Mahoney
Assembly
Oswald Heck
Taman
Diefendorf
Heald
GOP
Heck and Mahoney
Harriman
Kansas
Keller
Ausa
Erwin
Senate Finance
Contin- Keller
Harrier Wilds
New York State
Timates
Six Hunters Saved In Snowstorm
Six Idaho hunters trapped by a sudden snowstorm were rescued yesterday in the Wasatch Mountains near Ogden Utah. Nine other hunters remained stranded and were later aided by a forest service plane and snowmobile crews. Local officials warned residents to stay off the roads as cold weather and heavy snow continued to hamper rescue efforts.
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Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Glace Bay
Forest Service
Ysy Dominion St
Wasatch Mountains
Belneath
Idaho Falls
Fire in grease duct halts San Francisco coffee shop convoy
About 90 patrons in 4 coffee shops evacuated after a car fire broke out in a grease duct along the Peninsula Freeway. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. no injuries reported as motorists and a driver left the scene.
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New York
San Francisco
Peninsula
NEW Motor
Eastman to Pay Highest Dividend in History
Eastman Kodak Co will pay a record dividend next March to about 51 000 employees. The rate is 30.75 per 1000 earned, totaling roughly 32 175 000 dollars, more than last year, with the pay aimed at workers including those in Rochester. The article ties dividend size to company earnings and notes health concerns from rug and dust exposure among families.
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Rochester
Eastman Kodak Co
Vacine
Elyucul Cues
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Gettysburg College
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