Wave of Syracuse burglaries spurs police patrols increase
Police warn of a coordinated home burglary wave in Syracuse as losses rise to about 18060 in two days. Chief Earold B Kelly orders detectives reassigned from traffic to burglary work, checks on out of town plates, and calls merchants to use night depositories and lights near safes. Victims report entry through doors and drawers, with items including passports jewelry watches and cash. (Concluded on Page 6)
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Earold B. Kelly Todey
Syracuse
Uie
Creas
Central Police
Kelly
Kelly l
Dora Schwanth
LeMoyne
David Lev
Japs Angry At Girard Sentence Shocks Tokyo
UPI reports a three year manslaughter sentence with four year suspended term for U S Army S3C William S. Girard who killed a Japanese woman prompting strong protests from Japanese officials and media. The outcome was called a childish whim by a judge and Girard could appeal within the 74 day waiting period.
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S. Army
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Girard
Sentenes
Socialist Party
Nala ‘Sakai
West
Taejiro Asanuma
United States
Kayoko Sakai
Samme
Tisvas
Camp Drew
Yam
Dic
Fred Eichelkraut
Billy
T Men Eye Half Million Dodge Hoods Taxes City Inspection Law
Treasury agents announced a wide probe into income tax accounts in Apalachin and across New York. Special Agent E L Ingram said many vehicle owners evade inspection compliance as statewide police roundup uncovers delinquents. The inquiry targets moonshine and sugar-buying schemes amid a looming insurance of penalties. With 2 million checked, roughly 1.5 million vehicles remain unaccounted for, including about 1852 models this month.
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T-Men
Binghamton UU
Treasury
Apalachin
Albany
Internal Revenue Office
Edgar D. Croswell
Sian
Joseph Barbara
Joseph BP
Kelly Nme
Wilkus
U. S
Kelly
Barbara
Rage
Endcott
Ha‘veau
Train slams into building. two killed, eight hurt
A Montreal to Boston passenger train derailed on the Harvard Street overpass in Medford Massachusetts during a drizzle, plunging into a brick building. Engineer Harold J. Converse and a fireman died. eight passengers were injured as seven cars partially toppled and debris covered the street. Rescuers climbed ladders to free the fireman.
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Medford
Mass
UPI
Danforta
Montreal - To
Engi
Converse Rubber Co
Waveholge, Neer and Freman
Scoresing
Boston
Maine ‘Railroad
Harold J
Ion Shenpecs
Harvard ‘Street
Possible Installation Cuts In Defense Budget
Augusta July report says Secretary McElroy after talks with President Eisenhower warned that the Defense Department may shut down some major U S military installations to cover higher costs of rocketry, fat, and missile development next year. The final fiscal year 1959 budget figure was not set, but a complete cutback remains possible to meet space age expenses. The president prepared to address the nation in Cleveland on November 16.
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Augusta
Mel] McElroy
Eisenhower
Defense Department
United States
McElroy
WJ. McNeil
Defense
Pentagon
Eisenhower Aides Mention No Public Satellite Orders
A House subcommittee queried Murray Snyder about White House or NSC guidance restricting military comments on satellites after the Soviet launch of Sputnik. Snyder said he had no knowledge of such instructions. An Air Force public information official later sent a memo noting the President’s desire for Air Force personnel to refrain from public comment on satellite programs. The message, dated Oct. 3, was sent to the Air Force Ballistic Missile Development Center in Inglewood.
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Pentagon
Eisenhower
Russia
A. House
Murray Snyders
White House
National Security Council
Operations Coordinating Board
Snyder
Air Force
United ‘States
Harold M. Hellman
Office of Information
Air Research and Development|” Command
Baltimore
Inglewood
Dallas youth treated after finding rat poison at home
DALLAS w Dwaine Young Jr was treated at Parkland Hospital after he discovered a tube of rat poison at his residence and attempted to use it for dental practice.
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Dallas w—Dwaine Young Jr
Parkland Hospital
Diels Dies First Head of Gestapo
Rudolf Diels former head of the Gestapo died at 56 in Katzenelnbogen Japan from a hunting accident. Police said his rifle discharged while he retrieved it, ending a turbulent life that included clashes with Hitler’s regime and later troubleshooter work during wartime. Meanwhile actor John Wayne helped quell a Japanese village bedlam during a film shoot, pledging liberal compensation for damages.
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Kawana Village
Japan
Rudolf Diels
20Th Century-Fox
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Hermann Goeting
Tawanese Fisher Fleet Law
Diels
Aleom
John Wayne
Wayne
Townsen
Haris
Lige
Heriells
U.S
U_ S
Townsend Har
Tad Ho Wauna
Bank Thieves Fail After Keyesport Break-in
In Keyesport seven thieves broke into the State Bank of Keyesport but secured only six dollars. They damaged a door to reach a vault area and disturbed a desk, but caused no major losses. Bank president Gy W. Gum reported the incident with minimal further details.
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Keyesport, Jr
State Bank of
Keyesport
Gy W. Gum
Typhoon Lola Bypasses Iwo Jima, Weathermen Say
Typhoon Lola passed near Iwo Jima, skipping the island as winds of up to 60 mph were reported. The center of Lola lay about 240 miles southeast of Tokyo while moving north-northeast at 40 miles per hour.
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Tokyo
Lola
Jima
U.S. Air Force
Iwo Jima
the Weathermen
Vin Porter
No Cuts Car Regular Features on Following Pages
Classifieds and ads list various sections such as Amusements Letters and Sports. Mentions coupons for free haircuts and barber shops, with references to page numbers like 27 33 20 38. Indicates coupons and price schedules as part of advertisements.
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Barbers
Llue Cogpane
Antal Financial
Diamonds Stolen in Detroit Prompt European Study Grant
A Detroit case involving a $500 000 diamond theft ends with Witcover, Herald American correspondent, receiving a $5 000 foundation fellowship to study the European refugee problem. The grant, named for late editor Ogden Red, supports five years of daily editorial work and aims at social emphasis on Hungarian refugees. Witcover plans to depart for Europe in mid January.
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Tiles Witcover
Herald - American
Play
Teid Foundation
Detroit
Stax Monderer
New York
Remuper
Hungary
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Ogden M Red
The
New York Herald Tri
Nieover
Herald Journal
Europe
Today’s Chuckle on Historic Cost Overruns
A humorous item notes a misprint about historical costs, joking that actual expenses exceed the original estimate by at least 50 percent, with playful wordplay on home and historic terms.
Mercury Slips Under Cold Front
A cold front brought heavy showers and a sharp 14 degree drop in 18 minutes. Winds to 43 mph were reported by Weatherman Andy Keller, with visibility near zero at times. Temperatures to fall to 32 tonight, with snow possible tomorrow as a 35 degree high is forecast.
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Andy Keller
Keller
Durres
Army to Quit Little Rock Integrations Enforced by National Guard
The Army ordered on November 27 the withdrawal of federal troops enforcing school integration in Little Rock Central High. About 275 remaining from the 1 000 man unit of the 101st Airborne Division will return to Fort Campbell Kentucky. The Arkansas National Guard will stay to maintain protection at Central High School.
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INS
Army
Little Rock
Central High School
Withers Brucker
Iwist Airborne Division
Fort Lampbell
Brucker
Arkansas National Guard
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