Fire destroys J. J. Newberry store in Ogdensburg blitz
A doll counter blaze at the J. J. Newberry store in Ogdensburg caused an estimated 1.5 million in damage. Firefighters from 10 communities, aided by two Canadian units, fought subfreezing conditions as the blaze began about 12 35 pm in the doll action and continued into the night. One firefighter was injured and shoppers were led from the building as customers were aided by sales clerks. The United Nations deadline on the Hungarian case loomed as observers awaited word from Budapest about Nag Hammarskjold’s talks. The fire started in the toy department and investigators noted the incident may influence reporting on Hungary’s status with the UN.
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Kadar Defends USSR Intervention In Hungary Crisis
In a Pravda interview broadcast by Radio Moscow, Janos Kadar asserts Soviet troops were sent to stop bloodshed and prevent a counterrevolution as Hungary faced upheaval. He labels Western attempts to expel Hungary from the UN as unfounded while defending Moscow’s role and warning of war risks if violence continues. Cuban UN delegate Emilio Nunez Portuondo reports large Hungarian forces aiding the crackdown.
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Traffic Death Toll Drops Amid Amazing Decline
A chaotic report notes a surprising fall in traffic fatalities after a period of rising counts. Officials cite multiple factors but provide limited clear data, while international figures discuss UN aid moves and a Budapest mission. The piece highlights a 12 percent October drop and mentions ongoing debates about responsibility and policy.
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Editors Discuss October Death Toll and Trends in 1938
Sylvia Porter commentary cites council data showing October deaths down 12 percent from an earlier peak while totals for the year through October run slightly above 1935. Ned H. Dearborn warns public safety must sharpen efforts to curb fatalities as forecasts hover near 41,000, with improvements across regions.
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Tipsy drivers face court in drunken driving case
One man pleaded guilty and another entered a plea of not guilty as charges of driving while intoxicated and related offenses were filed. Wayne Isom, 37, of Gantnell Avenue, was jailed after rear ending a car driven by Naamann Angelson on Liverpool’s Vocking Lane. Bail set at $4500 total, with $1300 on each count, for December 5 appearance.
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British plan phased withdrawal from Egypt amid UN push
The British government outlined a phased pullout from Egypt with a UN backed plan for total withdrawal urged by the United Nations. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd indicated a step by step withdrawal, leaving a naval unit and salvage experts to assist in clearing the Suez Canal. By December 1 about 2,700 troops are expected in Egypt increasing to 4,400 within two weeks.
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Oil Shortages Split U S Europe Ties Amid Middle East Crisis
Washington officials face a two pronged oil problem as Western Europe grapples with shortages from the Middle East crisis. U S allies Britain and France press for support while efforts to keep supply lines open intensify. In the Middle East, Iraq denies subversive campaigns and vows to defend stability as Anglo French pressures mount.
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Real Comeon Window Sign Sparks Watch Repair Debate
A Philadelphia jury story notes a jeweler’s shop window offering free estimates for watch repairs. The contrived phrase “Cuckoo docks psychoanalyzed” appears amid the sign. Authorities clarify the incident as a local consumer dispute and public reaction follows.
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Reds Blame U S For Viet Nam Riot
North Viet Nam accused the United States and South Vietnam of fomenting anti-Communist rioting that erupted two weeks earlier. Escapees described hundreds killed as the outbreak was crushed by infantry and armored units of the Communist Vietnamese army.
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Union City Fire Chief Fires 82 Year Old Over Cigar Influence
UPI reports Chestee Bronski, 82, was fired after pleading innocent to a reckless driving charge. Bronski claimed smoking a cigar, after four peers made him dizzy, caused his erratic driving and led to the firing by city authorities.
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Winter storm to dump up to three inches on Syracuse
Public Works Commissioner Charles P. Stanton warned of a 3 inch snow fall with winds up to 25 miles per hour expected to begin this afternoon and likely end tomorrow as plows move in. Meteorologist Dale Collins forecast a high near 39 and a low around 18 with clearing and a colder night ahead.
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Boy in Passaic shoots at house after failed ham claim
A year-old boy told police on Wednesday he fired at a house after failing to find a ham to prove a friend’s claim he couldn’t. The incident occurred in Passaic New Jersey and remains under investigation.
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Buffer Plan Reported In Port Said Ceasefire Talks
Brigadier Sir Hugh Stockwell outlined Anglo French and UN discussions to establish a buffer in Port Said as Egyptian ceasefire lines near no man’s land. British spokesman denied troop buildup, noting no unloading of combat equipment in the area. A Danish company would oversee a maritime zone near the zone, with about 1,000 troops to be stationed ahead of any withdrawal.
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Erie Snow Paralyzes Traffic in Morning Rush
Erie, Pennsylvania, endured another heavy snow event that paralyzed main routes during the peak rush hour. Routes 5 and 2 were badly covered, with vehicles slipping off and traffic gridlocked. no serious injuries were reported.
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE Neurolie Mut lick morning mood joke
A mutt replies with a goofy wag when asked how he feels in the morning, turning a simple greet into a lighthearted dog meme.
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London chatter reveals global tension as Percy notes heated Israel Egypt Jordan and American stance. Mentions anti Americanism, Conservative and Labour divides, and a Jordanian decision to end a prior ship pact, altering British defense expectations and regional pressure.
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