Carrier Expands Syracuse Plant with $12 Million Contracts
Carrier Corporation awarded three general contracts for its $12 million Syracuse expansion. Turner Construction Co will build the Administration and Research Center, W. J. Burns Co erects an 80,000 square foot unitary equipment plant addition, and Dawson Brothers Construction Co will create 80,000 square feet of offices and test facilities for the systems division. All projects lie along Thompson Road northeast of Syracuse, with completion planned for late 1937.
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Carrier Corporation
Syracuse
Turner Construction Co
New York
Carrier
W. J. Burns, Co
Dawson Brothers Construction Co, Inc
Syrassusr
Systems Department
A Machinery and Systems Division
Thompson Rd
Drivers arraigned as tipsy in Syracuse court
One man pleaded guilty and two others pleaded guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated today. Edwin Darling of Syracuse entered the duilty plea. Judge Truman H. Preston fined Darling $200, suspended a 30 day sentence and revoked his driver's license.
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Edwin
Darling
Syracuse
Truman H. Preston
Docks Normal Darling Arrested After Genesee St Incident
Docks resident Darling was arrested around 8 34 am on October by Set Richard Schill and Motorcycle Patrolman John Denero after observers saw Darling driving west on Genesee Street and involved in an accident. Strong odor noted. report continued on page 1 column 5.
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Darling
Richard Schill
John Denero Schill
W. Genesee St
W. Genesee
W. Fa. Wong
New York City
Binet Seka
Javits Ends Israel Visit on Trip Home to New York
U S Senator Javits concluded a two day Israel visit with meetings in Tel Aviv and a brief Gaza Strip stop. He spoke of Israel’s attack on Egypt as justified in the hearts of Israelis and hoped for no war while noting UN considerations. He carried a Nov 26 note from President Eisenhower to Israeli PM Ben-Gurion about US Israel ties.
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U. S
Sleet Javits
RNY
Jett Dy Jplane
Kowichi
New York
Javits
Israel
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Iseael
United States
United Nations
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Harry Torezyner
S A Lvader
Zionist Organization of America
Istanbul
Karachi
Must Have It or No Plates State Drivers Will Feel Effect
New York drivers face a new compulsory insurance law starting Monday requiring liability coverage of at least 10,000 or 3,000 before vehicle registration. The rule applies to New York vehicles and out of state motorists entering the state, with many applicants already having insurance but needing to prove coverage via an extra form.
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Albany
Moetor Vehicle Bureau
Anak
Bureau
Byneay
New York
Mey
Itv
Editorials and features tease for today's newspaper
Today's page highlights include Editorials by Moscoe and Drimmond on Eisenhower and Congress reconvening. Regular sections appear across Amusements Financial Radio-TV and more with sections listed by page and a dedicated Todays Pictures feature on page 16.
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Brice VA
Cy Lite
Large Syracuse will cashed to church and friends by Mrs Chapin
The will of Mrs Marie Arnold Chapin totals about 3300000 in stocks jewelry and real estate. She directs 20000 to the Dr Edward Reifensteiny and 5000 to the Musicians Club of America. The residuary estate and shares go to son Arnald W Chapin Palm Beach and Syracuse district institutions.
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University
Maries Arnott iChapin
Log H. Winhold
Chapin
Sueropatr
Wero
Floyd R. Gilfollin
Lewise Webber
Mra
Johniolder Gilson
Istod Rae Wench
Elas
Bare
Marinos
Syracuse
Marie Arnal Chapin
Schal
Malice G. Robineo
Arships
Palm Beach
Fla
Apprling Real Estate
James St
Lot
Church of
Bound From New York to Caracas 25 Killed in Plane Crash
A Constellation airliner operated by Linea Aeropostal Venezolana crashed into a cloud shrouded peak about two miles from Caracas Airport killing all 25 aboard. Debris scattered in Boca Chica region as search parties recovered remains. The New York to Caracas flight departed at 10:20 a.m. from Talewild Airport, bound for Marquetia, with authorities investigating possible causes.
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Venezuela
Fujj
Navy
York
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Msceer Comaibet
New Art
Boca Chica
Gulipan
Bulletism
Panecon
New York
Laor Dall
Marquetia
Bullet York
Talewild
Atlantic
New York City
Dali
United States
Raymondville
Tex
Hantingen
Air Force Base
Brownsville
Carliers
Slippery Highways Slow City and Area Traffic
Slick highways and streets hindered morning travel across Syracuse and the surrounding area as a deep freeze grips the Northeast. A light snowfall was forecast but remained under two inches while temperatures stayed well below normal. Weather officials noted a翼 northwest wind shift, with the snow belt reaching the Great Lakes and extending toward Chicago.
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Syracuse
Fortheast
Weather Bureau
Lake
Andrew P. Keller
Hancock Field
Chicago
Great Lakes
Egypt Seeks UN Withdrawal Date in Suez Crisis Probe
Egypt requests the United Nations demand a definite withdrawal date from Britain France and Israel amid reports of troop buildup and alleged atrocities in Port Said. Mahmoud Fawzi cites mounting evidence and urges the General Assembly to consider measures under the UN Charter. The Assembly approves a 10 million dollar grant to fund an emergency police force in Egypt, with funds to be drawn from the UN working capital for canal salvage and related costs.
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Okd
Nation General Assembly
Britain
France
Sunz Canal
General’ Assembly
U. N
Fawzi
Suez Canal
Ruussia
Egypt
Israel
General Assembly
Russia
Nation Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
First Woman Bank President Named in Dallas
Miss Maurine Jacobs, a Dallas native, rose from a secretary role at the National Bank of Commerce of Ealing to become the bank's president yesterday marking a historic milestone for the city and region.
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Dallas
Maurine Jacobs
National Bank of Commerce of Ealing
Jordan ends British military ties and seeks nonaligned stance
Jordan moves to cancel its long military pact with Britain and withdraw all British forces. Premier Suleiman Al Nabjulsai says Jordan may seek diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union and other nations as it considers accepting aid from Egypt, Syria, and Saudi Arabia to replace Britain’s 12.55 million pound annual subsidy. Pro Soviet Pravda accuses the U.S. of provoking Turkey and Iraq to attack Syria.
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U.S
Moscow
M — Pravda
United States
Turkey
Iraq
Syria
Communist Party
Jordan
Chamber of Deputies
Premice Suleiman al Nabjulsi
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Britain
South Africa Declares Token U.N. Representation
The Union of South Africa announces a virtual boycott and will offer only token participation in the United Nations in protest of U.N. interventions against its racial policies. The move targets the U.N. response to apartheid while signaling limited engagement on the world stage.
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United Nations
INS
Union of South Afria
U.N
Today’s Chuckle Mess Sergeant Joke
A military joke plays on pay and rations as a soldier jokes about dressing two chickens. The humor centers on fair pay versus tasks assigned in the Army, delivering a brief comic exchange.
Hunt Rebels Reds Arrest Hundreds In Hungary
Vienna reports a Soviet backed crackdown in Hungary as Premier Janos Kadar orders arrests of former reformists and “freedom fighters.” Gimes and Szandor named for trial. 600 Hungarian troops arrested near the Austrian border for aiding refugees. Workers strike wanes but production is crippled by fuel and power shortages.
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Vienna
UPI
Hungary
Janos “Madar
Kadar
Kader
Miklos Gimes
Andras Szandor
Hegyeshalom
Tron Curtain
Workers Council of Greater
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Lobby Probe Views on Election Law Reform
Leonard W. Hall, a Republican National Committee figure, testifies before the Senate special committee on Lobbying and Campaign Activities led by Sen. John L. McClellan. He outlines views on improving national election laws during the Washington hearing.
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Washington
Back Pledges in Liberal Program Endorsement Expected
WASHINGTON TBS The Democratic executive committee was expected to endorse today a northern liberal legislative program to carry out the party s 1958 campaign pledges.
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Washington
Democratic Executive Committee
Dorsey’s death ruled as choking on food in sleep
Greenwich reports indicate trombonist Glenn Dorsey died from food particles choking him in his sleep around 2 a.m. He was found by booking agent Vincent Carbone at his $120,000 Greenwich home after family and staff believed he was asleep. His third wife Janie and two children were in the house, and the divorce case was ongoing. Police and medical examiners note no clear cause beyond the choking incident.
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Dorsey
Janie
Vincent Carbone
Sprawling
Carbone
Jimmy
New York
Mrs. Truth New
Atlanta
Tina Barge
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