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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1956

Page

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Paratroop Division Orders Disciplinary Action in Germany

In Augsburg Germany Maj Gen Daniel commander of the 11th Airborne Division imposed disciplinary actions for a wave of brawls in German beer halls. He ordered 10 000 to 18 000 men to remain at posts over the weekend to protect division reputation and harmonize relations with locals.

Augsburg Germany U.S Hells I Dereilt Daniel Ateborne Diivision 3Rd Airborne Ft. Campbell

Up and Down Weather Forecast From Syracuse Meteorologist

Syracuse weather man Andy Keller describes an unsettled spell with a clear sky after today followed by clouds and occasional showers tonight and tomorrow morning. He notes clearing by afternoon with cooler temperatures. Winds shift from south tonight to northwest tomorrow at 15 to 20 miles per hour.

Syracuse Andy Keller Wa'reiin Koller

Cyclone Kills 107 in East Africa

Disaster report from Mozambican and Ugandan agencies cites 107 deaths after a cyclone battered East Africa last week. Rescue teams confirm fatalities in Erati and nearby areas in Nampula and Tete provinces, with additional losses in Memba and Mute districts. Local authorities urge aid for affected villages and displaced residents.

East Africa Lourenco Marques Mozara Digie AL Teast Teporty Tearma Erati Memba

Todays Features And Pages Highlighted In Digest

A scrambled notice lists regular features with page references for editorial, letters, classified ads and TV listings. It mentions women’s deaths and sports coverage, plus a mention of a cross page picturer on page 4.

Amunementé Raitioe TV Sports Todays Pictuner

Rainier and Grace Outrace Reporters in Monaco Spin

Prince Rainier and Princess Grace Kelly ride in a fast car through Cap Ferrat and toward the palace while reporters and photographers press for images. The event follows a jewel theft at the Hotel de Paris as crowds urge a royal procession, with Rainier furious at press tactics.

Bob Considine Carlo Rainier Grace Rolly Phavouranhare Prince-At Cap Elsi Monaco Mola Jewels Matthew. McCloskey Philadel Prince Rainier Grace ‘Kelly Selec Hotel de Paris Sneldenlé Ta Ap Ferrat

UN Chief Seals Cairo Mission With Cairo Peace Plea

UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold left Cairo asserting he had accomplished his peace mission. He met with Egyptian leader Nasser and Foreign Minister Fawzi, securing pledges from Israel and Egypt to a cease fire and to refrain from hostilities. Reports noted new incidents near Beit Govriti and the Gaza border, including casualties and attacks, as talks continued on troop withdrawals.

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Eisenhower undecided on farm bill veto prospects

Augusta report states President Eisenhower, after confering with Secretary Benson, remains in study mode on the farm bill. White House aides expect a decision next week with potential veto while Eisenhower plans a Washington trip to address the nation.

Augusta INS Eisenhower Agrigaiines Kara ‘Taft Benson White House James Do.Hagerty Hagerty Rae Sil Tx Tadig Health Association Washington Alen Elsen Sauer Sta. Sens LE Roy Tive Strects Brake Loco Co Midwest Waa San Diego Baylopington Kansas Pass South Dakota Uke Firth Associated Press

Woman Hears Armed Robbery During Open Phone Line

A grocer, Abdo, 1026 Townsend St, was robbed of about $180 by two gunmen at 10:30 p.m. after a telephone line was left open. His sister-in-law overheard the robbery and alerted police. The bandits, described as about 6 feet tall, slender, around 26, wore a cloth mask and dark sunglasses. Wallet with $80 and $100 from the cash register were taken. the wallet was left behind. Suspects fled. sunglasses were found near Jackson and McBride Sts by Officer Birardt.

Dorothy Abdo Oak St Townsend “St Wnor Abdow Haalssi-operates Addo John Birardt Tackson and S. McBrida. Sts

Broad Narcotics Roundup Nets Dozens in New York City

A citywide all night narcotics roundup netted 90 arrests including 17 women. A Brooklyn shooting left one suspect wounded. Jayvey Wurtsburger 17 and Deborah Ann Fine 16 were among those detained en route to Washington with substantial funds. Wurtsburger faced drug charges.

New York Dawel Iait Amiong Tope Nediler Erlth Iy Brootlyn Jayvey Wurtsburger San Washington, D.C Deborah Ann Fine Rew Bronx Wurtsburger St Herattt Harcolius Brooklyn Anthony Mirengo Shosa Marengo

Acid Victim Rizzyes Sight Fades in Attack at Night

Victor Riesel's eyesight is fading after a sulphuric acid attack as doctors at St Clare's Hospital report the next several days are highly critical in the fight to save his sight. Riesel had been leaving a Broadway restaurant when the unknown assailant dashed the acid into his eyes. The syndicated columnist's condition is monitored by four doctors in a bedside vigil.

New York Nhor Victor Riesel Neveral Riegel Apel & Teach, 4 The Finct SL Clare Trospital-naid Jotvee Theagl

Unclear draft text signals a local newspaper fragment

Fragmentary OCR from a Herald American page mentions new home, elder, and Sunday items with scattered names and phrases. Content is garbled, lacks coherent events or identifiables, no standalone facts to summarize beyond noting a damaged, unreadable passage.

Bride and groom weigh 640 and 360 pounds wed in traveling show

Jackson Tennessee reports a giant groom of 640 pounds and bride of 360 pounds marry in a traveling show bus. Technicians and county clerks conduct blood tests to issue the license as the groom cannot travel to the courthouse. The couple plans to tour with no honeymoon, calling the tour their yearlong honeymoon.

Jackson Tenn Ald Min Cowland Thildegroom

Governor Approves Car Inspection Law Seen in Albany

Albany Gov Harriman signed a bill mandating annual safety inspections for all autos and trucks over four years old and all used cars when sold. First inspections due Jan 1 1958 affecting 1952 and earlier vintages. The plan aims to reduce costs and improve safety while inspections move to private garages at $25 yearly plus minimal fees.

Albany Harriman Devko Thablepactisan Borys Chmelnyzky Merriman Wat Grama Sidations Amondgaling McLennan Messare Matute Seymour A. J Hardman

Chuckle: Jensen’s new teeth spark homeward silence

A humorous office exchange has Jensen showing off his new false teeth. When a coworker asks how his wife reacts, Jensen replies he doesn’t know because he never opens his mouth at home.

Jensen

New York Faces Plate Fund Shortfall for Car Tags

Albany reports a budget crunch as the 1957 license plate cost nears 650000 dollars, barely covering one plate per vehicle. Law requires two plates per car, forcing a choice between breaking the law with single plates or finding 600000 more to fund the extra plates. The Correction Department halted production of more single plates at Wy anburn Prison until a decision is reached.

Albany New York State Motabet Wyanburn Poméone Dresder

Long Island Seals Make Rare Shore Visit

Unseasonably cold weather draws rare seal sightings along Long Island beaches. Reports describe seals anchoring on shores near Suffolk County and offshore waters, with scientists noting unusual marine activity linked to the cold spell offshore.

Long Island Wastilampton Beach Suffolie Air Force Base

Saratoga Joins U S Fleet as Navy's Mightiest Carrier

New York reports the massive carrier Saratoga joining the U S Navy fleet. The ship, nearly 900 feet long and about five city blocks wide, displaces about 62,000 tons with two acres of hangar space and capacity for around 200 aircraft. Commander Robert J. Stroh leads a crew of roughly 13,800 officers and men as the vessel prepares for intensified air arm operations.

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