Storms Lash East Coast and Flood Warnings Issued
Storms swept the East Coast with warnings of floods as officials issued alerts and communities prepared defenses. Dr James H Bennett of Baldwinsville named Outstanding General Practitioner of the year by state medical society nominees, with details on his career and family background.
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New York
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Boston
Medical Society
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America
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Syracuse University
College of Medicine
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Baldwinsville
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
New York State School Physicians Association
Storms Rake Coast From Virginia To New York
Heavy rain and wind storms lash the coast from the Carolinas to New York. Extra tropical cyclone to pass north. Syracuse forecast 40 mph winds with up to an inch of rain. Flooding hits Elmira Geneva and Corning. Onondaga and Steuben counties report rising rivers and inundated streets.
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Geneva
Baldwinsville
Onondaga County
New York State Academy
Helin
United giving reaches 24.1 percent of Community Chest quota
At the second report luncheon in Hotel Syracuse United giving reached 24.1 percent of the 2 424 852 dollar Community Chest and Red Cross quota, totaling 826 496 dollars pledged. The Public Service Division led at 69 percent, followed by the Professional Division at 68 percent.
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Red Cross
Syracuse
John D. Williams
United
Public Service
Hobart Davis
Robert Edinger
Two-Week remembered payoff as Catron daughter born
In St. Louis a Catron family milestone marks the birth of their first daughter in 75 years, born to Mr and Mrs Robert L Catron.
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ST. Louis
Catron
Robert L. Catron
Boy Feared Kidnaped in Crane Indiana
Local searchers pursued clues in Crane Indiana as the town tries to locate Ronnie Weitkamp a 8 year old missing boy. Authorities questioned two suspects amid broad public tip leads while the manhunt extended to nearby areas.
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Crane
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Ronnie Weitkamp
Time Telling Bees Work Across Paris and New York
Researchers report bees trained to eat at a set Paris time still cue their feeding 24 hours later in New York during a reverse experiment. The study, led by Dr. Max Renner of Munich, tests whether bees rely on an internal clock or environmental cues.
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New York
Paris
Max Renner
University of Munich
Arts
Renner
Ameria
Johan Museum of Natural History
David Ben-Gurion
U N Assembly Delays Security Council Vote After Shifted Support
The U N Assembly halted a final decision on a Security Council seat as Russia pivoted to back Yugoslavia over Poland in a six round secret ballot. Britain and Russia prompted the postponement after U S and Philippine support neared two thirds, while Kuznetsov steered votes during a 20 minute recess.
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Chile
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Turkey
Cabal
Australia
Brazil
New Zealand
Everett A. Campbell
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Truman H. Preston
Manila
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Schubert
George Towndrow
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Cardinal Stritch Bans Certain Songs From Church Use
Samuel Cardinal Stritch issued a ruling that no deviation will be permitted and pastors must remove specified songs from worship. He acted after a commission advised suppressing sacred envelopes and music believed inappropriate, including two hundred-dollar value items found in a house chest.
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Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Peoria
Ins
Sarah Tucker
No Wedding March For Chicago Catholics
A Chicago Catholic commission urged banning certain wedding melodies as unsuitable for sanctity. Wagner and Mendelssohn pieces were deemed theater works, not church appropriate, with Ave Marias and other listed composers also excluded for secular origins.
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Prine
Schwibert
Verdi
Mascagni
Rosewig
Kahn
Millard
Luzzi
Princess Margaret May Wed RAF Hero Townsend
Britain watched for a royal confirmation after Princess Margaret and Group Captain Peter Townsend met at Clarence House. Townsend smiled when asked if he was happy, fueling talk of a pending public statement before Parliament opening, despite Church of England opposition to the match.
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Capt
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Hal Cooper
London
Britain
Margaret
RAF
Queen Elizabeth II
Townsend
Church of England
Birthday Milestone for Eisenhower Amid Recovery Progress
President Eisenhower, turning 65, shows satisfactory progress after his heart attack and attends a low-key birthday observance. He remains confined to bed and travels cautiously, while hospital staff and family celebrate with a large cake as the nation sends greetings. A budget and defense conference was scheduled for later.
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Denver
Eisen Stinues
Ss A
White House
Fitzsimons
MIT Medical Bulletin
Army Hospital
New York Leader Says Dewey Likely Solid for 1956 Nomination
A New York Republican leader declared the state's 96 vote delegation would be solid for Thomas Dewey if he sought the 1956 Republican nomination. Curran, a former New York secretary of state, spoke at a press conference as Dewey, now on a world tour, has said he is through with politics.
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Lee
United
States Supreme Court
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Boulder
Cole
Crane Naval Ord
Hoover
Port Houston
Salt Lakes
New York Ia
New York
Thomas
Dewey
Thomas J. Curran
Gag About Marriage and Wealth Sparks Chuckle
A light joke notes a man could marry for money. The punchline suggests the groom would wed regardless of the benefactor, highlighting humor around marriage and fortune.
Hoover Accepts 1955 Award in Honor of Son Herbert Hoover Jr
Former President Herbert Hoover received the New York Board of Trade Gold Award in 1949 and accepted the 1955 award for his son. Reports say he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and doctors remain hopeful as he recovers. He is 68 and expected to stay in bed for a week.
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NEW York Np
Herbert Hoover
New York Board of
Herbert Hoover Jr
Hoover
Jet Bomber Crash Kills Four at March AFB
A B47 bomber from March Air Force Base plunged into a crash killing four crew members soon after takeoff during an instrument training flight. The swept wing jet, traveling about 500 mph, exploded scattering wreckage over two miles and shaking Riverside eight miles away. Authorities withheld names pending next of kin notification.
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March Air Force Base
Pinkham ‘Smith
Riverside
Air Force
320Th
March Afb
Ex Princess Held On Dope Charge
Ex wife of Polish nobleman Lois Evans pleaded guilty to heroin possession in Los Angeles and faces sentencing on November 4. She seeks probation and also faces a narcotics charge from a June 19 raid on her apartment.
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Los Angeles
Slonde
Lois Evans
Prince Wlad_ “slaw Jerzy Boguslav Radziwill
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