Pheasant deaths probe sent to Harriman aide report
Gov Harriman released a probe by Justin Mahoney into the Delmar pheasant farm controversy that led to Conservation Commissioner Louis Wehle's resignation. The report questions botulism transfer from Delmar to Grenadier Island and the timeliness of Cheatum's actions, with comments attributed to Fearon.
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Big George Mikan Seeks Minnesota House Seat Amid 1952 Primary
Minneapolis star center Mikan, a 6 foot 10 Chicago Laker and lawyer, leads in the Minnesota 3rd District GOP primary for Congress facing Roy O Wier. Other results show veteran Sen. Wiley winning Wisconsin Senate nom, Utah Gov. Lee defeated, Brannan trailing in Colorado, Clyde topping Lee in Utah, with Georgia Democrats voting tomorrow and Walstead clinching Wisconsin Dems. A final note adds no incumbent opposition in Wisconsin reps.
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Henry Maier
Walstead
Vernon Thompson
Prisoners Return as Germans, Russians Freed at Jamesville Penitentiary
A chaotic scene unfolded as a group of 22 Russian convicts and German prisoners were released from Jamesville Penitentiary amid protests. Authorities reported no additional transfers pending review, while Soviet and German officials engaged in behind the scenes talks and negotiations over the repatriation of the inmates. Local observers noted tensions outside the facility as chants and shouted insults accompanied the departures.
Eden proposes provisional users' association for Suez traffic
Prime Minister Eden announced that the United States would join Britain and France to form a provisional users' association for Suez Canal traffic. The group would include other principal users, employ pilots, coordinate traffic, and aim to maintain maximum canal flow while seeking a permanent mechanism.
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48th Winston and Cady Churchill Wedding Anniversary
London observes the 48th anniversary with no family dinner due to the Suez crisis. In Washington the Air Force announced approval to build 216 family housing units at Hancock Field next year, with construction and financing details outlined.
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Cady Churchill
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Federal Housing Administration
Eden denies Egyptian canal conspiracy charge in transit dues dispute
Eden said transit dues will be paid to the users association rather than Egyptian authorities. The prime minister’s statement followed Egypt’s stance amid pilots and technicians withdrawing from office. A Nasser spokesman called the move a conspiracy to wreck the canal while Eden warned Egypt against further action.
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Maine Vote Impounded in 1st District House Race
AUGUSTA Maine state officials seized all ballots in the 1st District House race to await a recount. Unofficial results showed Republican Robert Hale ahead of Democrat James Oliver by 29 votes, prompting Maine Elections Division Chief Paul MacDonald to call in ballots for possible inspection.
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James C. Oliver
Paul A. MacDonald
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Landslide Kills Nine In Huelva Home Collapse
Nine people perished when a two story house collapsed in a Huelva landslide triggered by heavy rains. The disaster occurred after days of rain, burying the occupants in the rubble. Authorities opened emergency relief operations and warned residents in nearby areas.
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Spain
Voters OK Bonds In Pittsburgh Vote For Road Plan
Pittsburgh voters approved a 30 million dollar bond issue for capital improvements including a major road building program per city reporting. The vote signals broad support for municipal infrastructure and long term project funding.
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Prisoners Held At Onondaga Pen Face End Of Summer Surge
Marsden notes capacity of 615 with 43 prisoners above usual for end of summer due to suspects held for September grand juries in Onondaga and other counties. Extra can be squeezed in if needed. Most are felonies awaiting grand jury action. after sessions, suspects may be indicted or released. Jamesville hosts inmates from 22 counties under a board and lodging contract. Counties include Broome Cayuga Chenango Clinton Cortland Delaware Essex Franklin Fulton Hamilton Herkimer Jefferson Lewis Madison Montgomery Ontario Otsego Seneca Sullivan Tompkins Warren Wayne.
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Chuckle on vocational test predicts influence of father
A vocational adviser tells a young man that his best opportunities lie in a field where his father holds an influential position. The quip frames the guidance as a humorous nod to nepotism and expectations.
Ike Opens Drive With Party On The Lower Forty
Ike inaugurates his 1956 presidential campaign with a farm gathering on the Lower Forty at Gettysburg. 400 to 800 GOP, Democrats for Eisenhower, and press converge on the farm as tents rise for meals, speeches, and media coverage in a landmark centennial year event.
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Liberal Party Buoys Adlai as State Hopes Rise
Walter F reports New York optimism for Adlai Stevenson after Liberal Party backing expands. Adlai leads in state sentiment as third party support stirs campaign dynamics and broadens potential coalition in the race for president.
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Storm Dora Hit Mexico Coast South of Tam pico
Tropical storm Dora veered away from Tam pico and struck near Nautla, Mexico with 65 to 70 mph winds. The storm is expected to weaken once its center inland. Small craft warnings continued for the Texas Gulf Coast, with rough seas two to three feet.
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Protests over Israeli raid kill up to nineteen in Jordan
Jordan reports 15 to 19 police and National Guard members killed in a border clash after a large Israeli force struck a police post at Rahwa village near Hebron. Jordan lodges UN complaint, U N observers start inquiry, six Israeli soldiers died in an earlier related clash southwest of Jerusalem.
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Hebron
Mild, Damp Days Ahead and World Events Blend
The forecast calls for mild temperatures with scattered showers over the next five days. Weather updates flag a cooling trend and mid 70s highs with showers, while other items report political changes in Pakistan and tensions in the Middle East.
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Maariv
Chaudhry Mohammed Ali
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Rahwa
Jordan National Guard
Palestine Mandate
Indian Army Chief To Lead Drive Against Nagas
New Delhi reports Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya will head a major operation to subdue nationalist rebels in the Naga Hills. Rebels armed with discarded British and Japanese World War II weapons demand an independent Nagaland.
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Who's Who on Area Gridirons
A new football series starting Friday will deliver on the spot information from eight collegiate football camps in Central New York Colgate Council Cortland Hamilton Hobart Ithaca St. Lawrence and Syracuse. Follow The Herald Journal daily and the Sunday Herald American for thorough sports coverage of area and national interest.
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