United Fund Drive Reaches 86 Percent of Goal
Onondaga County United Fund campaign reports $2,713,864 raised, 5] percent of goal, with $1,153,404 in advanced gifts. Luncheon at Hotel Syracuse heard statements by general campaign chairman Wert Kerr urging continued effort and promise of a victory dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County United
Helen Syracuse
Vf Kaya Wert
General Campaigtn
Linaj
Syracuse
Sait Kerr
H Kerr
He Jion
State Tax Refunds Approved in Albany for 3000 Claims
The State Tax Department in Albany has approved about 3,000 income tax refund claims amounting to roughly $50,000 since April when it ruled sick leave pay tax free under certain circumstances. A spokesman said 37,000 such claims were filed but staff shortages delayed processing. Approved refunds will be sent to the department for final review and payment, with none yet paid at the time of reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Romeone Bureau
State! ‘Tax Department
Dal
Edie
Ron
Deen
Waldorf Guests Shave in Lobby
NewYork The Waldorf Astoria Hotel faced a power outage that cut electric current to some rooms while guests used direct current outlets in the lobby to shave with razors. Management directed male patrons to shave using connected outlets as the building’s airact supply remained unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf
New York
Tetby
Waldorf- Astoria
Two Views on the Hromiln Featured by Lincencs and Drummond
David Lincencs and Rascos Drummond present contrasting perspectives on the Hromiln in today’s Falkorias Page. The piece highlights differing interpretations and implications of Zhukavehanan Check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lincencs
Rascos Drummond
Fle Falkorias
Area Teamsters Rally to “Throw the Racketeers Out”
Area Teamsters from Syracuse and nearby towns meet to organize against alleged union corruption. Ernest DeMont, spokesman, says the drive aims to oust leaders and empower rank and file in Central New York’s Local 17 and Local 312. The group cites past expulsions and plans to pressure reform across unions. A separate report notes a Buffalo hotel project and a Navy bomber landing at South Pole station, detailing construction and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Herupt2
DeMont
Hgh Command
James R
Ts ‘Holla
Ernest DeMont
Lake Shore
de Moetine
Fem DeMont
New York
Auburn
Fulton
Uilea
al Paephiy
Holfa
Tis
Patrick Kennedy
Dtart
Teamster
Fron
New York City
Kennedy
King
Seventh
North Street
Airwave Hotel Corp
Buffalo
Ny Sprig
Wak
George Weidhmann
Ainways
Mcmurdo Sound
Antarcaica
Kelley Real Exate
Navy Neptune
Poin Beach
Ncis
Welchmann
Noel
US South Pole
Navy Cm
Vernon
Jack Coley
Oakland
Cali
Werkmann
Jintendad
Globemaster
Airways Hotel Corp
Hart Parts
Air Mio
Sumer
Duffalo Air
Doartiat
Seawayaghon
Lake Erie
President to visit Paris and London amid NATO talks
President Isenhower plans to attend the annual NATO council meeting in Paris in December and likely visit London if feasible. He will confer with GOP and Democratic leaders to keep foreign policy on a single track while in Europe. He may cancel a golf trip to Augusta due to a busy November schedule. The president praised progress on Little Rock and urged Americans to buy prudently as prices rise. He questioned whether Georgi Zhukov has been downgraded and signaled forthcoming speeches to bolster public confidence in science and the economy. Forbes backs the New Jersey governor bid as Meyner faces a challenge from the Republican field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isenhower
Paris
NATO Council
Womg
Europe
London
Nem
Little Rock
Georgi K. Zhukov
Stalin
Augusta
Elvis
Swrusta
Hitela
Civi Rights Commission
Malcolm 3
Forbes
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Sue Man End
Road Make & Gan
Plea in U N Dag is Asked For Mideast
A seven nation team asks UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to step into the Turko-Syrian dispute and seek a peaceable solution in the Middle East. Syria proposes a mixed commission to report to the General Assembly, with three members to be jointly chosen by Syria and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United States
Dag Hammaraljald
Middle East
Jon
Hemmarskjold
Syria
General Assembly
Scouri
Ambaceedor Farid Zeintdibe
Oto Mat' Sudaira
Commission 10
Bears Canned Polar Bears Moved To Jackson Zoo
In Wisconsin police and zoo officials reported 2100 pounds of polar bear meat seized and three polar bears lured into steel traps before being sent to a new home in Jackson Mississippi. Local authorities described the operation as part of a civil rights relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlwaukes
Wis
Tackson
Miss
Pacifica Unites Coast Towns Into One City Name
A report from California describes 20 000 residents in coastal towns banding together to form a single Pacifica city. The consolidation plan consolidates nine Cel pflorilla towns into one urban center, with a chosen city name declared earlier by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paciica
Calif
Pacifica
Volecs
York
Weather outlook shows showers and cool temps tonight
Waterloo caution notes intermittent rain and cooling to near 40 tonight with cleanup needed after a wreck. Lebanon Indiana reports a fire in St Joseph School area damaging property as drivers and residents react to storms and smoky debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ted
Q Wuck
Thesday
Roscoe Westbrook
Hartford
Conn
Lebanon
Ind
Nautilus probes Arctic ice depth and signals
Navy researchers aboard the submarine Nautilus report exploring under the Arctic ice pack with no compass loss and transmitting signals from shallow depths. Cmdr. Will Crop Anderson notes the sub operated beyond 400 feet dives and that signals reached surface stations, while security limits prevent sharing exact findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmdr
Will Crop
Anderson
Nautitas Cmstead
Tontality Panel
PN Emr
Leclers Ag Iver Gauling
Liberty
Navy
Agang Navy
Naul
Waldey
Stalies
North Pole
Lyons
Navaj
Tage
San Diego
Bean Soup Contest Highlights Navy Recipes in Memphis
The World-Journal reports a Navy bean soup contest staged in Memphis to pick top recipes. Prize winners will be featured in Thursday’s printed food section after readers learned the Senate’s daily soup in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
U. S. Navy
Txpatidad
Senate
Washington
Capital
Zhukov to Likely Take Post in Soviet Hinterlands
Reports from Moscow indicate Marshal Georgi Zhukov's fate is decided and he will likely be assigned to a hinterland post. Khrushchev consolidates power as the party censures Zhukov's supporters and signals a purge in the central committee ahead of next week's celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Cine
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Caramitlee
Zhukov
Amercon
Khcushchev
Fumi
Malenkovs Kaganovich
Hrushchev
Turkey
West Lana
Kryushchev
Stalin
Parliament Bombed Injuring Israeli Officials in Jerusalem
A grenade exploded near the Israeli Parliament injuring four officials including Welfare Minister Moshe Shapiro, while Prime Minister Golda Meir and others escaped with minor injuries. Police say the device was thrown from the public gallery by Moshe Douck, a man with a troubled past who had ties to immigration activism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Vietim
David Den-Guiun
Golda Meie
Dais
Moshe Shapiro
Rene
Moshe Bon Jacob’ Dousk
Folce
Douck
Ascad
Jeller
Uie
Dodge faulty steering ends in park crash in Dallas
A Dallas crash last night left Chumley, 20, and Ann Burt, 2, injured when a car veered off a curve and struck a park. The vehicle was demolished and the women escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Flu Cases Dip in State Amid Warnings of New Outbreaks
New York health officials report a statewide decline in flu cases though sporadic outbreaks are expected as cold weather returns. Dr. Herman Hillesbo, state health commissioner, cautions against complacency with some communities reopening schools and facilities while others remain closed. Erie County and several counties including Dutchess and Columbia note drops, with Troy and Watertown among the places reporting easing illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Herman £. Hillébos
Isald
Edward Bubowski
Erie County
Troy
Watertown
Nomvich
Dutchess
Golumbia
Today’s Chuckle Wifes Geo-haa Beasts of Woe
A fragmented comic caption shows a joke about a wife scolding a husband for neglecting her and promising the best years ahead. The line features misspellings and playful mishearing with a punchy exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiebad
Soviet Ban on Shipping TV Films
The Soviet government banned shipment of television films from the Soviet Union to the West. A Foreign Elite spokesman confirmed the ban, in effect for a week. American correspondents protested at a Turkish Embassy reception while officials discussed lifting the ban during Washington talks on radio and television material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Vestern
Sikita Kaeughehey
Kirushehes
Aldo
Washington
Bush skeptical U S would lead in space race
In Cambridge MIT official Dr. Vannevar Bush doubts the United States will seize the space leadership ahead of Russia. He cites wartime discoveries and urged quick, united effort but warns optimistic overtaking is unlikely without renewed funding and development. Concluded discussion continues on page 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Vannevar Bush
Shelt
Pearl Inrbor
United States
Sachusetts Institute of Technology
Bush
Steet Office of Scientific Reveanch
Valion
Bam
Gavelentellite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bey
Grand Chentral Terminal
Manhattan
AP Wirephista
United Fund
Chloy
Sans Idas
Council— London
HELL
By Markman Saith
U.N
Dag
Mideast
Sanation General Assembly
Japan
Noroyay
Canfogs
Spain
Peru
Paraguay
Ghana
Assembly
Spal
Bears
Eisenhower
NATO
Justin Case
By Charles A. Smith
Liv
Ana Zhukov
Khrushchev
Aeus Claariy
Kremlin
Zhusov
Iwestern
Tim
Avoild Avenhun
Oberon
Soret
Pirushichev
U.S
Space
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!