Swaps Sidelined Four Months After Leg Injury
The 1955 Kentucky Derby winner Swaps suffers a ruptured blood vessel near the cannon bone in a Garden State workout and will be out at least four months. He has five world speed records and earnings of $848,900 for Rex C. Ellsworth and John W. Galbreath. Plans for University of Pennsylvania Hospital were abandoned. he was preparing for the Trenton Handicap at Camden on Oct. 24.
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Philadelph
Rex C. Ellsworth
John W. Galbreath
Trenton
Camden
Swaps
Utica Man Recovered From Oneida Lake After Drowning
The body of Brownisla Lis, 48, of Utica, was recovered from Oneida Lake. Lis drowned Sunday when wind and high water knocked him from a breakwater where he had been fishing. He was a machine operator at a Utica machine-tool plant.
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Sylvan Beach
Brownisla Lis
Utica
Oneida Lake
Lis
Johnny Is Blind but Doesn t Know He Has New Life
In Atlanta five year old Johnny Pair, blind from eye cancer, has his right eye removed after earlier removal of the left eye. Doctors call the 30 minute Grady Hospital operation a success with reasonably good cure chances. Johnny clings to a toy lamb as his parents' custody dispute ended in surgery decisions.
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Atlanta
Johnny
Grady Hospital
Bessie Pair
Dodgers and Yankees deadlock after two in World Series game
Dodgers and Yankees remain scoreless after two innings in game six as Laine replaces Labine to try to stave off elimination. The lineup feature hitless Dodgers and timely Yankee pressure with Berra and Slaughter contributing in the early frame. The page notes Labine and Turley as key relievers and references Larsen’s famed prior performance.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Yankees
Clem Labine
Walter Alston
Bob Turley
Casey Stengel
Turley
Johnny Kucks
Labine
Don Larsen
Youth 14 Surrenders After Killing Father
A 14 year old boy walked from a wooded area signaling police with a flashlight and surrendered eight hours after shooting and killing his father Joseph J. Zavalnak. He fled in the family station wagon crashing it before fleeing on foot leaving a two page confession and will. The weapon was recovered and the boy was held for juvenile court action.
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Cleveland
Robert Zavalnak
Joseph J
J Hout
Brecksville
Clarence Dragi
Walter Zimlich
Robert
Frances Zavalnak
Nancy
Stephen Patters
Michele
Albert A. Woldman
Woldman
Adrian
Mich
Joseph
Hodge Testifies on Fraudulent Acts Before Senate
Orville E. Hodge testifies before a Democratic Bank and Currency subcommittee on 114 million dollars in public funds theft. He faces a 12 to 15 year prison term and admits wrongdoing while seeking to explain his motive amid intense questioning.
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Chicago
Orville E. Hodge
U.S. Senate
Republican State Administration
Hodge
Banking and Currency
Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower Opposes 22nd Amendment In Editorial View
Eisenhower stands against the 22nd Amendment in today’s editorial. David Lawrence comments on the issue as part of the newspaper’s opinion page features. Other sections include Junior Set, Amusements, Radio-TV, Bridge, and Letters.
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Eisenhower
David Lawrence
Tito mulls visit to China and Far East
Paris reports Western diplomatic circles say Yugoslav President Tito is considering a trip to China and other Far Eastern nations. The move signals possible thaw in Cold War era relations and tests alliance alignments.
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Yugoslavia
China
World Series Game Six Probable Lineups
The Brooklyn and New York lineups for game six list New York Bauer at pitcher and Gilliam starting for Brooklyn. Batting order includes Mantle Berra Slaughter and other stars with Snider Robinson Hodges Amoros Furillo Campanella and Campanella in key positions. Umpires Pilate Soar Boggess Napp and Pinelli assigned.
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Brooklyn
Pilate
Soar
Boggess
Napp
Pinelli
Runge
Gorman
Kefauver Arrives in Syracuse for Press Club Luncheon
Senator Estes Kefauver arrives at Hancock Field in Syracuse at 10 30 p m aboard a chartered plane from Manchester New Hampshire on the eve of his Upstate campaign speech set for 12 15 p m at the Yates Hotel during a Syracuse Press Club luncheon This is the fourth state on his eight day tour following a dinner with Vice President Nixon last week.
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Estes Kefauver
Hancock Field
Nixon
Yates Hotel
Syracuse Press Club
Manchester
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Cold snap looms with hailstorm in Delaware area
A storm rattled the region with hail and sleet this afternoon and a quick drop in temps to near 35 tonight. Forecasters warn of a possible snow flurry as temperatures struggle to rise above 48 tomorrow with sub freeze by tomorrow night. In Vineland and Manchester rallies, Adlai Stevenson and Kefauver plans drew crowds and officials for a Democratic blitz ahead of events at Syracuse University and Hotel Onondaga.
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Mercury
Adlai Stevenson
Syracuse University
Onondaga
Democratic Committee
Kefauver
Stanley E. Mayor
Solvay
Anthony Mancuso
Lillian Markham
Richard Mosher
Ada Maroney
Anthony Smith
Richard Wiles
John Ewaniszyk
Elizabeth Norton
Nicholas Ferrante
Mead
John J. Young
Candi
The Voters Speak the 52 Percent Realignment Preview
Samuel Lubell reports that about half of Truman-Eisenhower voters say they will vote for Eisenhower again, suggesting a 52 percent popular vote for Eisenhower if undecided voters swing to Stevenson. The pattern highlights core Dem switches and potential shifts into 1952-53 realignment.
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Eisenhower
Eisen‘hower
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Javits Attacks Farm Plan in Upstate Campaign Swing
U S senator Javits periods a tour upstate calling Democratic farm policy Tamany Hall thinking. NYC Mayor Wagner campaigns in the city pressing federal aid to education as urgent. Javits notes Wagner accuses him of voting against farmers during Congress.
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Jacob K. Javits
Tammany Hall
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Javits
Binghamton
Wagner
Congress
Queen Elizabeth Returns From Balmoral Holiday
Queen Elizabeth II and her two children flew back to London today after spending the summer at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
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Queen Elizabeth TE
Balmoral Casie
Scotland
Stevenson Opens Western Swing Attacks on Public Lands
Adlai E Stevenson launched a four state campaign swing in the West charging the Eisenhower administration let public lands be invaded and given away to private interests. Eisenhower planned a nationwide radio TV reply from Pittsburgh tonight. Stevenson spoke at Great Falls and Boise as part of the tour through six states with 55 electoral votes. He also released a third affirmations plan for a federally aided health program including universal insurance and more hospitals.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
Great Falls
Mont
Boise
Idaho
Seattle
Wash
White House
Stevenson
Montana
Washington
Oregon
California
Libertyville
Dulles backs British French plan for canal control
Secretary of State Dulles told the U.N. Security Council that a Suez settlement hinges on all nations agreeing to prevent using the canal as an instrument of policy. He endorsed the British-French proposal and called Egypt’s idea for a U.N. negotiating body constructive but insufficient. He stressed guarantees against political use of the canal as essential to any accord.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dulles
Suez
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
U. N
London
Tipsy Driver Fined $50 After Guilty Plea
Port Sanilac consultant Charles W. Boyce aged 64 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after being arrested on the Thruway five miles west of the State Fair Interchange at 3 30 a m. Troopers W Lear and T B McDonald said his car weaved. He was jailed overnight in Syracuse Police Jail and fined $50 by Peace Justice A B Henderson of Van Buren.
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Port Sanilac
Mich
Charles W. Boyce
W. 4. Lear
T. B. McDonald
Boyce
Syracuse
A. B. Henderson
van Buren
Husband and wife shop for groceries in budget moment
A lighthearted note captures a husband urging thrift in a supermarket as he chooses a smaller, affordable item over the large economy size. The moment highlights household budgeting and family humor in daily errands.
Sullavan Misses Studio One Drama After Illness
Margaret Sullavan did not appear for the Studio One drama The Pilot, with CBS replacing the show after her hospitalization and husband Kenneth Wagg confirming she fell ill. Studio One said she attended rehearsal but was absent for the final run through, and authorities offered no location details.
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Kenneth Wagg
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Sister Aquinas
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Carson Corners
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