Yankees Rally In World Series Game Five Slugging Giants
New York leads 5-1 after third inning as DiMaggio, Berra and DiMaggio drive the scoring sequence. Woodling, Rizutto, and Mize spark the Yankees with key hits and a MacDougall homer later in the frame. Giants mount a comeback threat but trail after costly plays and defensive miscues. Concluded on Page 5, Column 13.
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Two Boys Reported Polio Victims in City Hospital
Two ten year old boys from the west end of the city admitted to City Hospital with poliomyelitis. Dr Croat and A Sargent announced the cases and noted polio has stricken 35 central area this year. Earlier there had been 108 cases in Syracuse.
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Cilie
Parliament Opens Outawa 14 Percent.
Parliament in Ottawa begins its session with focus on defense and economic conscience shaping large plans.
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Canada
Today features and editorial page notes from Gordon Deans
A compact notice lists today's editorial material and features. It mentions Gordon Deans speech and a discussion on federal government actions. Also notes on other Teslar features and the layout for pages including editorial, letters, and pictures on page 16.
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This Will Kill You and Other Oddities
A fragmented 1920s era piece commentates on health trends and funeral planning tips, mentioning a dubious booklet titled This Will KIT You approved by a medical society committee. It weaves in comic exchanges about endurance and animal fables, with aside notes on aging octogenarians and a taunting reference to tortoise and hare comparisons.
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Phese
Hebank
B. C. Forbes and Sons
Onondaga Recical Society
Iran pledges to keep oil from Soviet hands amid UN dispute
Iran's Prime Minister Mohemmed Mossadegh, en route to New York for a Security Council session, denies Britain claims Iran will bow to Soviet pressure over oil. He calls British propaganda false as Iran faces international pressure during the UN dispute.
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Iran
Britain
National Front
Golfer fatally stabbed by broken golf club on course
In Seattle a young golfer Edward M. Harrison of Bellevue died after a driver shaft broke and the broken end whipped back striking him. He collapsed on the course after bleeding from a severed artery. Other golfers heard screams but at first mistook them for peacocks.
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Ein
King County
Adan W. Lyskorki
Edward M. Harrison
Bellevue
Wash
Lyskoski
Harrison
Mossadegh Arrival Sparks Hospital Tests and UK Angl Iran Dispute
A New York spokesman quoted Mossadegh as saying he would accept no visitors while in hospital for preliminary tests after arriving to appeal for peace in the air dispute with Britain. The report notes a political warning about big power struggles and mentions a child abduction case involving a three year old missing in Bronx.
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Iran
Mohammed Momnadegh
Fore Io
Mossadegh
Great Britain
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Tikeitan
Nabods
Tsaraphia Op
Peed Security Council
Bronx
Jered Murphy
Murphy
Arpling
Tranian
Dog Shoots Owner Near Marseille
Abel Chomal, a farmer, was shot to death while hunting when his dog knocked a gun from a tree and it discharged. Thomas, the hunter, placed the pen against a tree and bent to peer through bushes when the accident occurred.
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Abel Chomal
Thomas
Princess Elizabeth begins 10,000 mile Royal Canadian tour
The Royal couple arrived in Quebec City to a jubilant, noisy welcome. Police kept crowds back as 21 gun salute boomed and a red carpet stretched from train to dock. Elizabeth wore a chartreuse coat and carried a crocodile handbag as she started a demanding schedule across Canada.
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Frank H. Fisher
Quebec City
Oas
Canada
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Quebec
Gaspard Fauteus
Maurice Duplesin
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St. Lawrence
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Elizabeth
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Strike Ties Up Ships In American Ports
EW YORK A walk out of radio operators ties up ships at American ports and spreads paralysis. An official says ships are strike-bound on the East and Gulf Coasts as operators refuse to sign on to pressure the Federal Wage Stabilization Board for a new wage deal. The liner Independence was delayed about five hours. Port impacts unspecified.
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Unio Ispokesman
American Radio Association
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Gulf
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Independence
Finch flock flown from Auckland to New York by air
A traveler reports a thousand finches moved from Auckland New Zealand to a New York bird store. The birds were not traveling under their own power and appeared to be in an airplane like humans. The route included a stop in San Francisco during the journey.
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New Zealand
San Francisco
New York
Adams mayor apologizes after photographer incident
Avon Greenly extends open invitation to Rayent to photograph Adams and nearby sites amid a clash with a Canadian tourist. Police officer Dan Thompson explains actions aimed at preventing fake pictures and cites wartime caution. Greenly vows the episode won t happen again and defends local security rules.
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Herald-Journal Wire
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Avon Greenly
Rayent
Dan Thompson
Reds to Deliver Truce Message Amid Talks Nears
Reported by Tokyo dispatches that the Reds will deliver a new message to the Allies as cease-fire talks near renewal. Allies were asked to pick up supplies at Panmunjom. discussions mentioned planned liaison officer plans and possible changes to the truce process. A five man team led by Harold M. Shaver arrived from Chicago with a shipment of valuable paintings and weapons.
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Panmunjana Ares
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Hage
Leam
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Charles L. Pickett, Inc
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Detroit Tax Office Investigation Prompts Public Hearing
A House Ways and Means subcommittee resumes hearings on alleged tax laxities as James P. Finnegan, former Louis internal revenue collector, faces scrutiny. Adrian W. DeWind notes more collectors under investigation while Finnegan defends prior practices and legal fees. The Detroit office is named among offices under probe, with related testimony linking to insurance figures and other officials in the broader case.
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Small Gains in Korean Front as Allies Hold Ground
Eighth Army reports Chinese Red forces shifting focus to eastern fronts amid fierce hand to hand fighting with UN and American troops on western and central ridges. US Second and First Division units hold key high ground near Heartbreak Ridge as losses mount for the Reds, with estimates of 11,000 casualties and about 250 square miles of territory retaken since cease-fire talks stalled.
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Stan Carter
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Kim J
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Yanggu
Weather forecast and travel incident near Syracuse
A rough city weather bulletin notes a 37 degree reading tonight with frost risk and clouds. Officials expect several days near normal, with warming by midweek and showers by Friday or Saturday, leading into a warm weekend. A limousine driver and two travelers had an uneventful stop before reporting to the sheriff.
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Syracuse
Unclear political talks and strange livestock tale surface
A fragmented report references a news conference about the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and outside influence involving an individual named Symington and a 183000 loan from Carthage Hydrocar Corp. It also notes a Sweden hunting season and a farmer painting cows and a horse in white.
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Symington Wasrington
Sireer Stuymington
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Symington
Puhen
Tnance Corporation
Aspei
Gabrielson Perfonall
Ioan Sar
Carthage Hydrocar
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Sobersa
Today’s Chuckle About Bathing Suits of Yesteryear
A humorous note on old fashion and Mother Hubbards captions, hinting at outdated bathing suits and comical outfits from past eras. The fragment hints at a lighthearted column or caption about retro attire and social mores.
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Mother Hubbards
Committee Votes McCarthy Probe Report Sparks Clash
A contentious vote on a probe into Senator McCarthy triggers a clash in committee. The report mentions an Aceleburg area unit and an IFBL linked atomic bomb group, with staff sergeant status and secret work noted as context.
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Pact Binding Egypt Told and Britain’s Warning
Fragmented report describes diplomacy and police activity amid a missing homebound figure. References to Britain, Egypt, Harold Cletony, La Marche Jr., and a furlough raise questions about where the subject originated and whether Britain will recognize actions. Officials promise a report and a formal response.
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Britain
Polize Say
Harold Cletony
la Marche, Jr
Shell
Philip Lal
Aho
Marche
Attleboro
Aa Sena
Congress
Venege Diowal
Edward
Herbert
Wes
Walker Air Force Base
Onondaga County Fiscal Problems Highlighted by Common Council Debates
The Herald reports on the Common Council facing fiscal strain as 14 articles run in the series. A resolution praising the DUD- fret objected te traction. Veteran reporter James Kruax shared updates from Falls Creek Valley and nearby areas while noted political divisions persisted. The council’s actions and public reaction comprised the week’s coverage ending Sunday.
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