Orange Gridders Rally for Upset Bid in Archbold
Maryland and Syracuse renewed their long dormant rivalry as Terps, three touchdown favorites, faced the Orange before about 30 000 in Archbold Stadium. Maryland relied on T formation power led by Frank Tamburllo and Ed Vereb while Syracuse countered with Ed Albright Jim Brown James Ridlon and Gus Zaso against a stout Maryland defense.
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Maryland
Syracuse
Archbold Stadium
Jim Tatum
Terrapins
The
Orange
Marylanders
Ben Schwartzwalder
Tatum
Schwartzwalder
Army
West Point
Frank Tamburello
Terps
Missouri
UCLA
Baylor
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Ed Vereb
Bob Pellegrini
Ed Albright
Jim Brown
James Ridlon
Gus Zaso
Albright
Michigan
Wolverines
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Terp
Russians Invited to California Plumber Exchange
A local plumbers union in Richmond California issued an invitation in line with Geneva spirit for Soviet Premier Bulganin to send four Soviet plumbers to California to observe American pipe and plunger specialists amid goodwill tours by Soviet farmers architects journalists and musicians.
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Richmond
Calif
United States
Geneva
Union
Nikolai Bulganin
California
No Eggs? Freshman Class Names Pigg Hogg Bacon Hamms
Barbourville Kentucky Union College freshman class features four surnames Pigg Hogg Bacon and Hamms each presented as playful nicknames in a light local column.
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Barbourville
Union College
Editorial and feature guide for proposed ballot amendments
Today's feature list outlines proposed amendments five and six on the full ballot as explained on the Editorial Page. Regular sections include Amusements, Editorials, Bridge, Letters, Classified, Radio-TV, Comics, Women’s, Deaths, Sports, and Today's Pictures on page 16.
Syracuse Seething With Sports and Visitors Over Maryland Game
Syracuse overflows with 1500 Maryland students 2000 visiting parents and more than 1500 additional delegates for school press and boards conventions. Archbold Stadium and hotels fill as crowds surge for the Syracuse Maryland game at 1 30 PM.
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Syracuse
Univer Se
Syracuse University
Empire State School Press
New York State School Boards
Heart Expert Arrives To Check Ike Again
Dr. Paul Dudley White, Boston heart specialist, arrives at Lowry Air Force Base to reexamine President Eisenhower and brief the public on recovery prospects. He will report progress in a third news conference after examining the President at Fitzsimons Army Hospital and outlining a two week convalescence plan.
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Denver
Paul Dudley
White
Eisenhower
Boston
Lowry Air Force Base
Columbine
Col
Thomas W. Mattingly
Army
Walker Red Hospital
Maj
John Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Air Force Field
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
First Frost Before Warm Weather Returns in Syracuse
Syracuse residents wake to a frosty night with a low near 34 and patchy frost as a cool air mass exits. Today’s sun gives way to a high near 50, then tomorrow climbs to 60 with SE winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Jack Frost
Syracuse
Has It Been That Long Lay Away Willie In Memphis
MEMPHIS The garbage truck driver Willie Kelly kept a wrist watch in layaway for over six years. He bought the $395 watch in 1944 as a Christmas present for his wife but never paid it off. The balance now stands at $162.44 and a reader sent $100 toward the debt. Kelly, father of six, hopes to claim the watch by Christmas as he remains determined to have that specific timepiece.
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Memphis
Willie Kelly
Sydel Sims
Kelly
Hilda M. Reiss
Senators Flee Europe By Plane On Junket Costing 20 000
Three U.S. senators and their wives were flown home from Europe on two special military transports. McClellan Stennis and Chavez denied asking for the planes while in Europe on a three week trip. The first plane landed at Madrid to pick up the Arkansas and Mississippi senators. A second was due in Paris. The cost of the flights was about 20 000 compared with 3 000 by regular commercial flights.
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Madrid
Spain
U.S
Washington
U. S
Europe
Sens. McClellan
D-Ark
Stennis
Dmiss
Paris
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
MATS
Military Air Transport Service
McClellan
Atom Power Plant Struck In Idaho Labor Strike
CIO Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union struck Phillips Petroleum Co atomic plant at Arco Idaho over isolation pay to cover 100 miles daily commute. Pickets posted. strike proceeded orderly. Phillips unit operates near Arco with 299 OC A W members.
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Denver
CIO Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers Union
Phillips Petroleum Co. Atomic
Arco
Idaho
Dcan
Phillips
Atomic Energy Commission
Thieves attack man. guitar used in robbery
Two petty thieves assaulted John P. Johnson early today after entering his home or street scene, punching and kicking him and taking $6. The attackers fled as Johnson reported the incident and noted a guitar was used in the assault.
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New York
INS
John P. Johnson
Johnson
Fire devastates Seneca Falls block causing $300000 loss
A major blaze in Seneca Falls damaged a bagage facility, bowling alleys, and the Gould Hotel killing large portions of the business district. Nine fire companies fought the flames from before 4 am until daybreak with spectators watching as the fire spread across the block. Police and fire officials investigated the cause as smoke and water damaged nearby structures.
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Seneca Falls
East Motors
Gould
Seneca County Mutual Aid
Zery Hafare
Gould Hotel
State and Mynderse Sts
Union Springs
James High
Tipsy Driver Fined $28 After Rear-Ending Car
James T. King, 33, of Fayetteville pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after his car struck Dr Theodore Perk’s vehicle on Erie Boulevard East DeWitt. King received a $25 fine with a 10 day suspended sentence. Dr Perk and his wife Jean were in the car. she was shaken but not hospitalized.
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Fayetteville
James T. ‘King
R.D. 1
George P. Kimball
King
Theodore Perk
Ely Dr
DeWitt
Erie Bivd
Bridge St
Jean Perk
Youth Steals Car With Passenger in Mission District
In San Francisco a bold youth stole a car carrying an 86 year old passenger Mrs Lillian Hansen left with her sister Mrs Ida Hungerford in the front seat in the Mission business district The thief drove off stalled the car then calmly asked a passerby to start it and fled after the attempt.
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San Francisco
Lillian Hansen
Ida Hungerford
Mission Business District
Home Cookin Battle Involves A Pheasant Crash
Walter W. Liss hunted pheasants near Battle Creek Michigan and found no birds before returning home to discover a dead pheasant had crashed into his picture window, likely preying birds disrupted the home.
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Battle
Creek
Mich
Walter W. Liss
Life Would Be Simple If People Weren't
A brief reflective note on how human complexity complicates daily life, suggesting that simplifying social interactions could ease decision making and reduce conflicts. The line hints at frustration with interpersonal dynamics without citing events or individuals.
Wild Geese Darken Sky Over City
Syracusans witnessed thousands of Canadian geese migrate southward. Flocks followed the Oswego River then circled Onondaga Lake before turning toward the Mohawk valley en route to the Atlantic flyway.
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Oswego River
Onondaga Lake
Mohawk Valley
Atlantic
London Press Drops Royal Romance For Crime Beat
British papers shift from Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend to a fresh crime story developing for a month. The London press treats the royal topic with casuals tones while leading headlines focus on the ongoing case and its latest twists.
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London
INS
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Police form 50-man unit in Chicago schoolboys slay case
A six-agency effort of over 250 detectives searches a 23-square mile area for clues into the July slayings of Robert Peterson 13 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 11. Victims were found nude and mutilated in a forest preserve ditch in Jefferson Park after last seen on the northwest side. Investigators pursue leads from a well dressed man in a new De Soto sedan and a former railroad worker who reported three men near the scene.
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Chicago
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Jefferson Park District
Margaret Crimmins
Edward Rohlfes
Brookfield
Ind
Sheriff Fined $25 for Court Delay in Montana
GREAT FALLS Montana Dist Judge C F Holt fined Sheriff D J Leeper 25 for a five minute delay in bringing a murder defendant to court. The delay was blamed on a stalled courthouse elevator but the excuse was not accepted by the judge.
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Great Falls
Mont
Cascade County
Dist
C. F. Holt
D. J. Leeper
Fatal Syracuse area crashes kill three injure two
Two Syracuse women and a Cortland man died in separate early morning crashes near Syracuse. Jeanette Porter and Margaret Sticht died in the River Road wreck. Joseph A. Lakin was killed on Route 11. Earl Bean and John Straus were hospitalized in critical condition with severe injuries. The River Road crash occurred near Brewer Town. the other wreck left the canal bank.
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Syracuse
Cortland
Joseph A. Lakin
Redwood Ave
Jeanette Porter
Lodi St
Margaret Sticht
Turtle St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Earl Bean
Marion Ave
Fairmount
John Straus
Albany St
Homer
Crouse-Irving Hospital
River Rd
Brewerton
Lakin
Robert E. Parrow
Anthony Pellegrino
Pulaski
Porter
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Hancock Field
Ike
Willie
Senators
Robert Tripp Ross
Atom Power Plant
Herald-Journal Wire
Fleet St
Bean
Erie Canal
Traub
Central Square l
Joseph Lakin
Route 11
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