Weather hints of early snow and seasonal shift
The dispatch notes a late cold snap with frost and temperatures from 27 to 42 across locations including Oneonta and New York City. It mentions light snowfall in Boonville and higher elevations may see up to an inch, with fall officially starting tomorrow at 8 36 p m.
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Oulimer
Mercury
Andy Keller
Hancock Field
Weather Bureau
New York City
Boonville
Adirondacks
Conference agreement forms plan for canal users group
Experts from 47 shipping powers agreed on a form and timing to approach the United Nations over the Suez Canal crisis. The plan centers on a Cooperative Association of Suez Canal Users to protect maritime rights. Pakistan stayed away amid concerns it would be an Egyptian ultimatum. Japan opposed the plan as presented. The mostly united group expected to join once governments approve, with U.S. Secretary of State Dulles pleased by the accord. Britain and Japan debated participation while Egypt’s stance remained pivotal for the plan’s fate.
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London GF
United Nations
Cooperative Assn
Egypt
Pakistan
Karachi
Japan
Sweden
Denmark
Rat
U. N
Ethiopia
U. S
State Dulles
Washington
Tokyo
Mamoru Sigemitsu
Kyodo
George Young
British Foreign Office
Farm Belt watchers cheer Eisenhower in Iowa drive
At a rural crossroads in Boone Iowa thousands greet President Eisenhower Mamie as they tour the state amid farmer support for price policies. Campaign turnout reaches about 2 000 along the route with locals waving and cheering the presidential car.
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Boone
Iowa
Eisenhower
Ike
Mamie
Des Moines
Ulairport
Serere Highway
Rose
Nicosta
Cypris
Britain
AL Munoyt
Perry
Ogden
Nitho Lurnout
Cusia
Balfore
Michael Kouts
Tas
Andreas Panagides
Stel
Leo Hoegh
Jios Mavrommalis
Republic
Prus
Greece
Harry S.truman
White
Bolshoi declines London debut over shoplifting charges
The Bolshoi Ballet refused its first West appearance in London after Britain declined to drop shoplifting charges against a Soviet discus champion. The report notes political tensions and public reaction as authorities weigh diplomatic implications amid labor and wartime climates.
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Moscow
Bolshoi Theater
London
West
Nina Ponormareva
Izvestia
Paris
Dien Bien
Phu
North Korea
Kim Dong Shik
Abn Xune
Seuny
Covent Garden Opera Trouse
Ponomareva
Jeep with a hangover and other wartime notes
A Bloomfield dealer recalls a Jeep running wild after filling with surplus fuel bought from Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. The Navy reclaimed its torpedo fuel, and the IRS investigated. Also in brief, a Soviet led controversy over Nina Ponomareva and her arrest affects a London theater tour, while executions in Greece and security incidents in Cyprus are reported amid regional tensions.
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Bloomfield
Indi
Robert, Clark
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Clark
Navy
Terre Maule
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Suez Documents Stolen by Indians
NEW DELHI India Reuters sources said an employee of India's external affairs ministry and his wife were arrested for stealing secret files on the Suez Canal issue. The material reportedly included correspondence between Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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New Delhi
India
Suez Canal
Jawaharlal Nehru
Eevplian
Gamal Abdel Nasger
Albany Proclaims Newspaper Week Theme
Gov. Harri designates Oct 18 for Newspaper Week with the theme Your Newspaper, outlining that the media’s mission is to better living. The proclamation accompanies pages on Amusements, Jobs, and Sports in today’s issue.
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Albany
Pair infiltrated South Korea and joined Progressive party
CK said they fled to South Korea before the war as Labor members and later allied with the Reds after initial invasion success. They resurfaced in the South joining the Progressive party opposing Syngman Rhee's Liberal party. A Progressive spokesman said he had never heard of the men.
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South Korea
Labor
Reds
Progressive _party
Syngman Rhee
Liberal Party
Progressive Party
Hyo Men
Consumer Prices Slip Slightly Amid Food Drop
The Labor Department reports consumer prices fell slightly by a fraction of one percent last month from the July peak. A sharp decline in fresh food costs drove the drop while other items edged higher, as economists monitor impacts on the overall index and potential broader inflation trends.
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Washington
Labor Fh Bureau of Labor
Aucuus EL Pushe
Wummys
Ewan Clague
BLS Commission
Benarally
Ted Rige
Eddy Gilmore
Lage
London
Igh
Lancaster House
Halian Foreign Minis
Boone
Ins
Tey Caetano Marting
Fortugal
Joel Carlsen
Pauto Cunha
Vienna's Der Abend to Cease Publication Sept 29
The Vienna afternoon paper Der Abend announces it will stop publication on September 29 due to financial difficulties. This leaves the central Communist paper Volksstimme as the only party organ in the Austrian capital. The report notes Der Abend, founded February 1948 with Soviet support waning after the military occupation ended last year.
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Vienna
der Abend
Cee
Volksstimme
U.S
Dulles Guards
Ils
Lancaster House
John
Philip Sousa
Sador
Franca
Douglas Dilton
Waitt
Jaying
Alberto Artajo
Dulles
Valuic
Adlai Charges Ike Gave Half Facts
Adlai Stevenson accused President Eisenhower of presenting only half the global peace picture and criticized administration leaders worldwide. He spoke to a cheering crowd in Silver Spring Maryland about education and a national classroom shortage, claiming Washington neglects human values while funding only a few interests.
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Washington
Adlai x. Glevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Silver Spring
Africa
Middle East
Montgomery Blair
Eijsen
Hower
Pricey steaks rise as supply tightens in Syracuse supermarkets
Agricultural experts warn fall and winter markets will see little relief as choice porterhouse sells from 1.17 to 1.37 per pound in Syracuse stores. Other top grades show similar jumps. Supplies of fat cattle on grain fall short of last year, with cattle over 900 pounds down 28 percent.
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Bai News
Syracuse
Agriculture Department
No Mud Slinging Is Wagner's Pledge
Mayor Robert F Wagner Democratic nominee for the U S Senate pledged no mudslinging in the campaign. He denied rumors that his Republican opponent Jacob Javits sought Communist help in the 1940s. Wagner spoke at campaign headquarters in the Hotel Biltmore and promised a vigorous, clean race.
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Wagner
New York
Robert F. Wagner
U. S. Senate
Aily
Jacob Kravits
Fale
Jack Javits
Newsprac
Citizens Committee For
Biltmore
Typhoon Gilda Devastates Luzon Leaving Thousands Homeless
Typhoon Gilda, with winds up to 120 mph, slammed into northern Philippines after veering back from the Pacific. Seven died in Sorsogon, injuries numbered in the dozens, and heavy property damage reported as residents faced emergency precautions.
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Manila
Luzon Island
Gilda
Philippines
Sorsogon
Luzon
Pacific
Noer Luzon
Batanes Island
Formosa
Police Win Death Race In Bid To Save Polio Patient
Bakersfield police, highway patrolmen, and hospital staff sped a critically ill polio patient to Kern General Hospital in an 76 mile dash with an iron lung. Red lights and sirens illuminated the route from Exeter Memorial Hospital and nearby Tulare County as officers escorted the ambulance, racing against a dwindling 24 hour window for life support.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Kern County Generall
Exeter Memorial {Hospital
Tulare
Exeter Tetere
Highway Patrol
Joe Ducato
Youths Killed in Auto Wreck Near Route 28
Delaware County report says two youths, James O'Dail aged 18 and Ronald Gray aged 16, died when their automobile left Route 28 four miles west of a Delaware County hamlet. The car reportedly rolled seven times before stopping as police described.
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Delhiia
Delaware County
James O'Dail
Ronald Gray
Today s Chuckle at the small town store salt joke
A visitor jokes the country store is filled with salt barrels and boxes asking if they sell much. Si replies they do not sell salt at all, then shifts to a quip about a brother who sells salt.
Lubell Seeks Forgotten Man Voter in 1956 Series
Pollster Samuel Lubell begins a 30 article Herald Journal series on pre election attitudes. He visits sidewalks and doorbells to reach the man in the street and relate American public sentiment to a major national change starting Monday.
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Semuel Lubell
Lubell
Amare
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