Blind Veteran Weds in Italy in wartime whirlwind
Syracuse war hero Joseph Martone, blinded in World War II, married Italian girl Egle D'Amato in Naples after a one month courtship. He left for Italy as a bachelor in August, returned to New York then Syracuse with his bride, who awaits Immigation clearance before joining him in four to six months. They plan to live at 209 Essex St. in Syracuse.
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Egle D'Amato
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Syracuse
Joseph Martone
Essex Si
Teallives
Naples
Immigration Department
Washington, D. C
Essex St
Chumley Takes Stand On Rabbits In Lords Debate
The Marquis of Cholmondeley spoke in the House of Lords after 32 years, urging drastic legislation to curb rabbits. Lord Great Chamberlain, Elizabeth’s custodian of the houses and censor, warned that propaganda won’t suffice and proposed healthy fines and possible jail for offenders. Rabbits are blamed for significant damage to crops across Britain as Parliament discusses control measures.
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London
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Chumley
House of Lords
Lord Great Chamberlain
Queen Elizabeth
Houses of Parliament
Britain
Eubank Missing Retired Newsman Sought After Vanishing
Eubank 72, former Associated Press financial writer, is missing from his Greenwich Village apartment where he lived alone. He was last seen Saturday evening after telling a friend he would dine out. A 13 state missing persons alarm is out. his brother Judson C. Eubank of St. Augustine, Fla., reports no known plans to leave New York.
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New York
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
Greenwich Village
Eubank
Hfr
Judson C. Eubank
St. Augustine
Fila
Savannah Police Use Gas On Football Rioters
Police deployed a tear gas bomb to disperse a two hour riot in Savannah after the high school cross town football game. Six officers were hurt and fire equipment damaged as arrests were made for disorderly conduct. Savannah won 9 6 and victors burned the coffin of the losers at the city’s main intersection.
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Savannah
Today’s Features And Pict ures On Pages 7 And 16
The page announces regular features across sections including Amusements Financials Bridge Ing Reporter Classified Radio TV City Life Women’s Deaths Sports Editorials Your Money and Letters. It notes Today’s Pictures on Page 16 and page 7 for Talking It Over.
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City Life
Byrd Heads West to New Zealand on Commercial Flight
Adm Richard Byrd leaves by commercial airliner for New Zealand on the way to the Antarctic. He arrived in Boston by train and explained the cheaper option over military flight. He will join Operation Deep Freeze to reach Little America and believes the U.S. may establish permanent Antarctic bases with Russian interest noted.
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Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
New Zealand
Byrd
Boston
San Francisco
American Airlines
Tae
Little A America
United States
Khrushchev Plays Peasant Role During India Visit
Nikita Khrushchev shed his coat in Poona to harvest rice with a sickle at the Rice Institute after a Bombay banquet. He told reporters he would avoid long speeches and apologized for delaying the entertainment, joking that speakers are like drunkards who do not know when to stop.
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India
INS
Red Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Bombay
Khrushchev
Premer Nikolai A. Bulganin
Indian Military Academy
Rice Institute
Bulganin
Military Academy
Assembly Drops Algerian Question At United Nations
The General Assembly resolved the Algerian issue from its 2955 agenda and cleared the way for France to end its boycott. India’s Kushnam Menon won approval on a proposal stating the item is not considered further, with a unanimous Assembly vote to drop it. France had walked out after a close vote.
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U.N
General Assembly
France
India
S V. K. Kushna Menon
Algeria
Nation
Egyptian anti aircraft gunfire hits Israeli plane over Gaza
Egyptian military spokesman says anti-aircraft guns fired on an Israeli plane over the Gaza Strip early today before it returned to Israeli territory. Israel reports renewed border incidents with Egypt and attacks on Negev positions with no Israeli casualties.
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Gaza Strip
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Egypt
Gaza
Strip
Jewish Jerusalem
Dan Goy
Negev Desert
Kissuuim
Beeairy
Storm Wings Toward City Bring Snow and Warm Breaks
A northeast moving storm will drop two to four inches of snow in Syracuse tonight and tomorrow with winds 10 to 20 mph. Temperatures near 35 tomorrow rising to 40 today and 30 tonight. Five day outlook shows 29 to 44 degrees, colder than normal. Snow flurries possible Monday with rain or snow Tuesday.
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Syracuse
ICC Orders End Of Segregation On Trains Buses
The ICC ordered an end to racial segregation on interstate trains and buses and ruled that separate facilities in waiting rooms are unlawful. The decisions, in two cases, hold that assigned accommodations implying inferiority due to race are unreasonable and travelers deserve freedom from petty and substantial annoyances linked to segregation. One suit came from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People against 13 railroads, while the other involved Saraki Keys, a New York City beautician and WAC, who alleged denial of transportation in North Carolina. A dissent by Commissioner J Monroe Johnson opposed federal social engineering.
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Inter-cstate Commerce Commission
ICC
National Asst
South
Saraki Keys
New York City
Roanoke Rapids
M. C
J. Monroe Johnson
South Carolina
Supreme
Everett Hutchinson
Texas
Arctic air grips Canada and northern plains
An Arctic air mass from Canada plunged the Smith River area in British Columbia to 50 below zero near midnight while Bismarck North Carolina showed 14 below zero. The chill extended into the Northern Plains as Florida remained warm with Key West at 74 degrees this morning.
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INS
Bismarck
N. C
Canada
Smith River
British Columbia
Florida
Key West
Chuckle Verse From Daily Humour Page
Fragmentary humorous verse with nonsense lines about noses and violets. The text hints at a rhythmic mischief and a playful address to a reader, using quirky sounds like Dwip-Dwip-Dwip. No clear names or dates are evident.
Widow to Appear Grand Jury Probes Woodward Shooting
Nassau County grand jury opened an investigation into the death of millionaire socialite William Woodward in Oyster Bay Cove. widow Anne Woodward, 39, is to testify about the shooting, claiming a tragic accident amid fear of a prowler. Witnesses include Mrs. David Gimbel and others tied to Woodward social circles, with immunity considerations noted.
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Nassau County
Grand Jury
William Woodward
Oyster Bay Cove
Orst
Anne Woodward
David Gimbel
Woodwards
Duchess of Windsor
Woodward
Oyster Bay
Gimbet
Frank Gulotta
Freighter Kismet II Runs Aground at Cape Breton
The Lib erian freighter Kismet II ran aground near Cape St. Lawrence at the tip of Cape Breton Island after sending an SOS at 3 38 a m EST. Rescue craft and Navy vessels were being dispatched as authorities said the crew's status was unclear and the nearest communication link lay far away.
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Halifax
N.S
Cape Breton Island
Royal Canadian Air Force
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Navy
Cape St. Lawrence
Air Force
Nova Scotia
Tipsy Driver Fined and Pleas Entered in Multiple DWI Cases
A motorist was fined $100 after pleading innocent to three charges, while others pleaded guilty to drunken driving and dangerous driving. Bail for several defendants ranged from $1,000 to $1,500 as arraignments set for December 28 and December 9. Victims and witnesses, including pedestrians, were noted in police reports of the Wednesday incidents at locations on Warren Street and nearby blocks.
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Jte
P. Lee
Dorsey
Lawrence R. Robinson
Warren St
Seventh North St
Walter Tration
Lee
Court St
Robinson
William
Hr. Timmins
Palmer
E. Jefferson and
Almondsthony
Gallotta
W. Sts
Belden Ave
N. State St
Mortimers
Oneida
Axenfeld
Comstock Ave.St
John C. Bennett Jr
St. According
Kay
Carl Case
Cedriemond Seeley
Seeley
Ben- Ave
Nedrow
Cross Quits ICC Post Amid Senate Firestorm
Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Hugh W. Cross resigns after Senate investigation claims. resignation accepted by President Eisenhower effective immediately. Cross cites baseless charges and defends his post, while recounting a family fire tragedy that killed three daughters and others in Brown County. The note mentions his wife Mildred Lucille and two sons.
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INS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hugh W. Cross
Senate
Eisenhower
Cross
Nashville
Ind
Las
Brown County
Kenneth Raymond Graham
Therr
Mildred Lucille
ICC
Ken
Spring Spurred By Red Blast Sparks Hope In Washington
Senator Anderson of New Mexico said the United States will stage new hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific to match Soviet explosive progress. Preparations have been under way for over a year, delayed to emphasize atoms for peace, and now planned for next spring. Air Force Secretary Quarles warned stalemate offers the best hope for peace, with neither side likely to win if peace fails.
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Mongolia
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Japan
Spain
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Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Montgolia
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Washington
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U. S
Pacific
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Clinton P. Anderson
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
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