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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1956

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Hook refinery damage reported with scattered debris

Report describes a refinery attack where debris and 10 to 20 foot metal pieces were hurled and windows cracked in nearby homes. Plant manager Calvin Naylor claimed the blast caused undetermined damage and allowed the fire to burn out while operations continued normally. The newer plant cost about ten million dollars to build.

Hook Sita Debria Cheale Maccus New Jersey Bela Hinst Calvin C. Naylor Naylor

Wedding Stamps In Great Demand

Hundreds of collectors rush to obtain wedding stamps tied to the ceremony of Lines Kelly and Prince Rainier. The stamps, issued to honor the event, attract buyers eager to mark the religious ceremony day with special issues.

Akira Ito Holds Stolen Cameras, Four Held In Tokyo

A bystander report from Tokyo states Akira Ito, 35, confessed to stealing several cameras valued at twenty thousand. Police also detained four others connected to the burglary ring and recovered part of the loot during the investigation.

Tokyo Akira

Cypriots wound British employee in Limassol

A Cypriot waiter employed by a hotel in Limassol wounded a British employee. Police say three Cypriots fled in a car after the incident. Details on motive and condition were unclear.

Truman Muzzles Harry For Wedding Details Amid Turmoil

A chaotic scene near 219 North Delaware as preparations for Margaret Truman and Daniel Danner's wedding unfold. Reported friction noted with President Truman, while town events include a planned airport meeting and Episcopal premarital rites. The wedding at Trinity Church, New York, seeks quiet amid local bustle.

B.C. Dandel Jr New York Margaret Truman Vende Kansas Byris Daniel Fohmier Harry Trieland Patric Hutton Episcopal’ Church Trinity Church Simpson - Villagen Dayton Ofio GUP Zertend Nick Varvalides Sourjbe

Indictment Dropped in Italy Slaying Case Closed

Judge Frees defendant amid mixed signals on evidence in the long running murder case tied to the 1944 Italian slaying. U.S. officials and Italian authorities faced questions over trial legality while a federal grand jury and House committee weighed possible actions. The case center on Aldo Holohan, a Pittsburgh real estate salesman and father of five, found guilty in absentia by an Italian court but not retried in the United States. The judge ruled no retrial or further action warranted, effectively ending the matter.

Washington INS Aldo William V. Hololin Richmond B. Keech Iiveatigulars Italy Pittsburgh U.S De‘enne House

Intoxicated Driver Sent to Penitentiary

A county court sentenced Léon Hennix, 97, to six months in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to a felony charge of driving while intoxicated. Arrested January 14, Hennix was spotted swerving by Deputy Sheriff Fred Sommers. The case, tied to a prior conviction, marks a significant escalation in penalties for intoxicated driving.

Léon Hennix Pacific Aves Fred Sommers Helms Mareh Batavia

Wait Until Tomorrow Weather Forecast for Syracuse

Weather forecast for Syracuse shows clearing tonight with tomorrow bringing sunshine and warmer temperatures. Scattered showers end tonight, then fair skies persist through Saturday with highs around 42 to 49 degrees as temperatures rise into tomorrow.

Syracuse The Mercury Anappy

Monaco Robbers Steal Paintings Worth 95000 In Heist

Police report five rare paintings valued at more than 95000 were stolen yesterday afternoon from the home of Dr S Mikhaetos, a wealthy resident of Monaco's Boulevards Des Moulins area. The haul included a Rubens portrait valued around 70000 and a Deposition of Christ by van Dyck among others. Descriptions were broadcast to police across France as security at ports and airfields was tightened.

Bim-Monseo Robbaky Sweekdong’ Weddinig Grace ‘Kelly Ands ‘Prine Ieannier Setis the. Homse S.mikhaetos Rubens Apostle France

Wood Ally Party Kills Five Men in Chicago Sinking

Police search for an apparent survivor of a wood alcohol solvent incident that killed five men. The shabby room held empty bottles and a can labeled wood alcohol solvent. The sixth member wandered away from the drinking party.

Chicago

Afterdinner speaker opens with garbled address line

A mis-typed afterdinner speech begins with a comical mangling of phrases. The speaker says ladies and gentlemen and claims to have something important to say, but the text shows a muddled delivery and broken wording.

Grace and Prince Take Honeymoon After Monaco Wedding

Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier were married in a grand religious ceremony and sailed on the Deo Juvante for a month long cruise. cheers and blessings marked the event as cameras captured the royal couple on their wedding day before departing from the palace by open car.

Monte. Carlo Grace Kelly Prince Rainier Ti

Foes Cease Fire At Israel Border and Highway Vote

Foes cease fire at the Israel border and AVE agrees to seek approval for a 500 million highway bond. Governor Harriman vetoes a Republican plan for earmarking 37 million in surplus funds for long range road construction. He approves the bond bill in anticipation of future revenue actions, while signaling no immediate timetable. Concluded on Page 18, Col 2.

Atno Énewen Nis Bermand Warrimay Harriman Inet Hardiman

CAP to Resume Lost Plane Hunt

Civil Air Patrol teams planned to renew the search for a missing airplane and its crew as weather conditions were expected to improve. A Broadway producer and his wife were reportedly aboard the sun plane, prompting renewed interest in the case and coordinated air and ground searches.

CAP Civil Air Patrol Wots Sunplane

Wedding Story From Today In Search For Gordon Monaco

Fragmentary text notes a wedding story involving Gordon Monaco and Norma Pollock, with mention of a Prince Rainier marriage. Snow flurries and high winds grounded planes over the last two days in London and Times of London carried a head line about air travel.

Wetrort

Police Win 40 Hour Week in Albany Bill

Governor Harriman backs a 40 hour work week for state police and local forces with four or more members. The bill takes effect July 2, 1057, and exempts smaller departments. It aims to attract recruits, strengthen public safety, and allow emergency coverage during fires and elections.

Albany Harriman Dgeneleg Societ Jarriman Buffalo Robert F. Wagner New York Intel Lges Songer

Arute Bros Bid Low On New Router Jobs

Arute Bros of New Britain, a three-brother firm, tied to the Arute Brown group, bid the lowest on the Router A highway project between Nedrow and Pally. State Public Works Superintendent Jatin W. Johnson announced the low bid at Albany today. The total bid stood at 3,741,957.95 dollars.

Arute Bros Arute Bros. Tie New Britain. Com Krm Nedrow Pally Jatin W. Tohmnson Albany Arute Brown

U S Expands Baghdad Pact Ties in Middle East

The United States joined the Baghdad Pact Economic Committee as a potential full member by ratifying the pact linking Turkey Iraq Iran and Pakistan to defend the Middle East. State engineers estimated bids for a strip project at Lafayettes to Nedraw about 2.401 million dollars with nine bids led by a low of 1.816 million. The move signals U S support while Arab leaders debate engagement amid Cold War tensions.

United Sion Baghdad Tully Lafayetts Nedraw Milea United’ “States Ali Inpilani Turkey Iraq Iran Middle East U. S Butt United States

U N Chief Secures Cease-Fire Accord Near Middle East

Cairo Jerusalem and New York announce a cease-fire between Israel and Egypt, effective at 6 pm April 18. Dag Hammarskjold led UN moves with Security Council backing, aiming to ease hostilities after weeks of tension. The accord prohibits military or paramilitary action and restricts movements within three miles of the front.

Thrusalem Taenell Dag-Hammarskjold Beypt Irael Cnight U.N. Pries New Proce Commission San Tal United Nationa Armistee Tang Sng Ling

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