Socialite Mrs Woodward to be questioned in fatal shooting
Nassau detectives planned to quiz Ann Woodward in the New York hospital for more points about the death of her husband William Woodward Jr. The 35 year old racehorse owner was shot in his bedroom as the pair returned from a party. The death was ruled accidental pending further investigation. The couple, prominent Horseracing family, owned Nashua and were seen with the horse on television in a major race last summer.
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Gyster
Bay
N. Y
William Woodward Jr
Noor
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Nassau County Detectives
Nassau County Dist
Frank Gulotta
Woodwards
Duchess of Windsor
Woodward
Ann
Nashua
Swaps
Chicago
Royal Soap Opera Nears Climax In London Royal Romance
Princess Margaret returns to London after a weekend with Capt. Peter Townsend amid mounting public speculation. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive from Scotland in buoyant mood as Townsend remains missing, amid cries of how long the royal romance can endure.
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London
Britain
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Clarence House
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Scotland
Euston Station
Elizabeth
Windsor Castle
Townsend
Sussex
Princess Margaret
Uckfield House
Rupert Nevill
Onyx
Daily Sketch
Today's Editorial Page Highlights Nepotism Discussion
Sylvia Porter analyzes nepotism in American business on the editorial page. Regular features and sections cover Amusements, Hitler Bridge, Classified, City Life, Money, Deaths, and more across pages 6 to 25 with Today’s Pictures on page 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Porter
Hitler Bridge
Ing. Reporter
Postal not political conference with Eisenhower said to focus on Post Office
Denver dispatch reports Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield met with President Eisenhower, described as non political and limited to Post Office Department matters. Hagerty noted cabinet members Weeks Mitchell and Folsom may visit Denver before Eisenhower’s convalescence ends. Eisenhower walked in his hospital suite as doctors remained encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Arthur E. Summerfield
Eisenhower
White House
Post Office Department
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
James C. Hagierty
Sinclair’ Weeks
Commerce
James P. Mitchell
Labor
Marion B. Folsom
Formosa Fetes Chiang Kai-shek on 69th Birthday
In Taipei Formosa a public festival marked Chiang Kai-shek s 69th birthday with no national holiday declared. A Message read to 15 000 youth at a National Salvation Corps rally indicated Chiang still envisions a return to the mainland as a key goal despite his absence from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
China
Chiang Kai-shek
China Youth anti-Communist National Salvation Corps
Syracusan Killed In Thruway Crash
A 23 year old Syracusan, George M Bates of 209 La Forte Ave, was killed when his car left the westbound Thruway near Fultonville and struck guard rails then rolled over. Police say he apparently fell asleep at the wheel and died from a crushed skull. The crash occurred about 6 45 am two miles east of Fultonville in Montgomery County. The victim's father Floyd Bates was notified in Municipal Court.
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Fultonville
Albany
Headquasits
George M. Bates
Floyd J. Bates
la Forte Ave
William Kirker
Bates
Syracuse
Kirker
Montgomery County
Canajoharie
Amsterdam
Floyd Bates
Union blocks loan to move Centra plant to Maine
An arbitrator disclosed a 65 000 dollar loan offered by a federal agency to induce Centra Leather Goods Corp to close its New York plant and move to Springville Maine. The AFL union held a five year pact preventing relocation without written consent.
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New York
Maine
Theodore W. Kheel
Small Business’ Administration
Centra Leather Goods Corp
Kheel
SBA
Centra
Max J. Fink
Springville
Maj Gen William F Dean Retires From Army after 32 Years
In a Presidio ceremony in San Francisco Major General William F Dean, famed Korean War hero and 6th Army deputy commander, ends a 32 year Army career. He spent three years as a prisoner after capture near Taejon and earned the infantryman badge for manning a Bazooka against Red tanks.
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San Francisco
Presidio
William. F
Dean
6Th
Deen
Taejon
Korea
Storms Hit Upstate New York Cause Fatalities
Violent storms with high winds thunder and heavy rain swept across upstate New York yesterday bringing cooler relief tonight and tomorrow in Syracuse area. At least three deaths were attributed to the storm two by drowning and one in an automobile crash.
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Syracuse
New York
U S to Lift Passport Bars On Red Visits
Secretary of State Dulles announced the United States will remove passport restrictions for Americans traveling in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. He urged reciprocal openness, noting Americans and Russians have kept a basis for goodwill despite decades of tension. The move follows a joint appeal with British and French officials to Molotov to ease censorship and travel barriers.
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Geneva
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
V. M. Molotov
Voice of America
Nedrow Air Park
Thruway
Weedsport
Thelef
Amer
Soviet Bloc
Molotov
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Americans Freed From Red China Return Home
Four Americans including a Fulbright scholar returned from China after 42 months in prison on espionage charges. Harriet Mills of New York confessed to acts inimical to the Chinese government. Also returning were Rev Armand Proulx of Lowell and Nadeshda Romanoff with her daughter Irene. They arrived aboard the Hanyang after separate arrivals from Tientsin.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Harriet Mills
New York
China
Armand Proulx
Lowell
Proulx
Peoples Court
Body of 4 year old found in North Dakota slough
LaVerne Enget, missing since October 17, 1954, was discovered in ten inches of water in a Powers Lake area slough. A large yearlong search involved about 50 rescuers and extensive shoulder to shoulder sweeps by an estimated 3,000 men. Sheriff Martin S. Ryan called it inconceivable the body had not been found earlier despite repeated hunts.
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Powers Lake
N. D
Law
LaVerne Enget
Martin S. Ryan
Engel
Molotov Invites Dulles Team to Dinner at Villa
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov invites Secretary of State Dulles and key U S delegates to dine at his villa in Geneva. The Americans accept. The informal gathering aims to discuss progress at the Big Four talks and Middle East issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Molotov
Dulles
U.S
Middle East
Three Die, Five Hurt In Utica Area Paper Mill Blast
An explosion at the Superfine paper mill in Clayville killed three men and injured five others, one critically. Rescues found workers on the first floor of a three story section, with investigators unsure of the blast cause.
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Clayville
Oneida
Utica
John Worth
Georze Woolheater
J Fred Letson
West Winfield
Faxton Hospital
Alton Bennett
Sauquoit
Donald Clark
New Hartford
John Halenar
Halenar
Jud Kilbourne
Bridgewater
John Sonia
Sangerfield
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Shirel Charles
Two Drivers Face Court Over Weekend Accidents
Two men arrested in weekend crashes faced drunken driving and related charges in Traffic Court. George F. McLuckie 49 of Fay Road North Syracuse pleaded not guilty to driving and leaving the scene. Bail set at 1500 dollars with a Nov 14 reappearance. John Kinslow 20 of Syracuse Street Baldwinsville pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and dangerous driving and was held for sentencing after colliding with a concrete post on Meadowbrook Drive.
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George F. McLuckie
Fay Rd
Syracuse
Truman H. Preston
Paul Barlow
McLuckie
S. Geddes and
Davis Sts
John Kinslow
Syracuse St
Baldwinsville
Bruno Morabito
Meadowbrook Dr
Today’s Chuckle Tests Memory Of Last Monday
A light-hearted note asks readers to recall what troubled them the week prior, playing on memory humor and everyday worry. The brief uses a playful tone to engage readers in a simple, relatable prompt.
Last Frontier Of Old East Cambodia Described
Alexander F. Jones executive editor of the Herald Journal calls Phnom Penh the last frontier of old East Cambodia in a letter quoted on the editorial page.
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Cambodia
Alexander F. Jones
Herald-Journal
Phnom Penh
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Millionaire
Prowler
Vvy
Wood Edwards
Mrs. Woodward
Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Mailionaire
William Woodward
Summerfield
Ike
Chiang
George Bf. Bates
Union
Nedrow
U. S
Western Airlines
Macmillan
Upstate
Binghamton
Weather Bureau
Cranberry Lake
Adirondacks
Harold A. Cross
Robert H. Tooly
Antwerp
Nina Belle Null
Endicott
Ovid
Hayts Corners
Riess
Bruce St
Boy
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