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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1956

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Rain and Cold Spring Forecast Smelted By Weatherman Keller

Weather summary notes showers tonight with possible snow flurries and a low around 36. Tomorrow highs near 44 with a brisk Sunday night. a cold front from Canada to drop temperatures for several days. Saturday coldest of the month at 24 degrees, fourteen below normal. Northern New York reports up to five inches of snow in Gouverneur.

Andy Keller Dome of da Tn Comorrow Canada Villa Alton En New York Gouverneur

87 Troopers To Be Moved In State Police Shift

Albany officials announced possible transfers of up to 87 troopers based on a department poll. Most requested moves aim to be nearer home or in a different territory. McGarvey said 92 men sought transfers and vacancies would be filled promptly as the force of 1,268 troopers adjusts.

Albany Francis J. McGarvey McGarvey Gold McGarvey Thruway

NATO air warning system described in Metals Journal

A preview of the new NATO air detection network appears in today’s Metals Journal on the Fair arind Page. The feature outlines the system’s warning capabilities and lists related sections including Bridge, Letters, Radio-TV, Chmicha, and Women’s Theater. Page 11 hosts today’s Pictures.

NATO Secamis Metals Journal UNE Chimica

Accused as Tipsy Pleads Not Guilty in Traffic Case

Fitch, 16, of 1519 Salina Street, charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck a parked auto owned by Martin Schulman and another on Harwood Avenue. Judge P Len Dorsey set $1,000 bond, adjourning to May 5. Patrolman Louis Mangino said the crash occurred at 11 30 p m yesterday. Fitch was treated for minor injuries at St Joseph's Hospital.

Schulman Macey Wrightson Baldwins Eiite Fitch St. Joeseph's Hospital

Stevenson Urges U S to Cancel Hydrogen Bomb Test for Peace

Washington news reports Stevenson proposes the United States call off hydrogen bomb tests as a moral initiative in foreign policy. He argues U S restraint could reduce tensions with Russia and improve global trust, citing past actions in Asia and the aim to prove peace is paramount over armaments. Stevenson emphasizes caution against accelerating weapons development and urges allied nations to reassess policies toward disarmament.

Stevenson U.S Washington Adial Bt Stevenson United States Elsanhion Russia American Society of News United States Eisenhower Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. “Murray Tomig Isay Stevenson Asia Japan America Peac Stevenson

Russian Chiefs Visit British Atom Center

Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev visited Harwell's atom center and began drafting a Middle East blueprint with Andrei Gromyko and Sir Francis Kirkpatrick. The plan, based on Eden talks, aims for concrete proposals at 10 Downing Street next Tuesday as Eden reviews Middle East and German reunification over the weekend. At Harwell officials and workers pressed for progress while Khrushchev pledged to consider workers' views amid mutual criticism.

John Grider London INL Nikolai Bulganin Nikita Khrushchev Britain Momie Harwell Middle East Andrei Gromyko Caller Franc Kirkpatrick Russia West Anthony Eden Sulganin Khrushchev Eden Downing Street Bulganin Oxford Anthony Frien Chequers

Scores Free Farm Floods In Manitoba

Portage la Prairie reports spring thaws flood southern Manitoba villages. Rising Assiniboine and Thed rivers surge to danger levels as thousands of acres flood. Mayor Henderson warns of major disaster as two hundred farm families evacuate homes near Portage la Prairie.

Portage LA Prairie Man Manitoba Assinboina Hl. Henderson Parteage'Ja Prairie Assiniboine Porlage Jarnliiey

Princeton Keeps Hands Off Hiss

Princeton University trustees voted to keep hands off a controversial invitation by a student group to Alger Hiss for a campus speech while condemning the American Whig-Ciiosophic Society for inviting the convicted perjurer. The action was taken at yesterday's regular meeting with Gov. Meyner and President Harold W. Denix attending as nonvoting ex officio members.

Rinceton N.J Princeton ‘University Alger Hiss American’ Whig-Ctiosophic Society Robert B. Meyner Princeton Utarold W. Denix Exoffieta

What a Funny Cow City Joke

A humorous snippet shows a city resident asking why a cow lacks horns. The farmer explains dehorning as common but adds a pun about the sow not being a mare, implying a joke about horn absence and a smile.

Sunshine For Margaret's Truman Wedding Day

Town in sunshine as Margaret Truman prepares a family only wedding at Trinity Episcopal Church. Margaret resists traditional guardianship and signals independence. The Truman clan assists with final preparations at the Truman house ahead of the 1 pm ceremony, with guests expected outside the church canopy and carpet.

Margaret Truman Margaret Phyllis Battelle Endench Truman Hushand Clifton Daniel Dr. i Trinity Episcopal Church Margaret Aml Truman House Truman Rd Hern Trnsuin Cal

Harriman Signs Harness Tracks Aid Bill

Governor Harriman signed the controversial Hults-Ryan bill approving state funds to assist harness racetracks for improvements and expansion. The measure shares net state tax revenue with tracks if funds boost facilities and racing, with scrutiny by the Harness Racing Commission and bipartisan support noted.

Harriman Oks Herahd-Jownal Bureau Albany Harriman Hults-Ryan George Monaguan State Tax Department Jacob K. Javits Satay Harness Racing Commission

MIDEAST PEACE HAMMARSKJOLD IN BEIRUT TALKS

Dag Hammarskjold returned to Beirut to confer with Lebanese readers before flying to continue Middle East talks. He praised progress after four days with Israeli readers in Jerusalem, announcing an Israeli Egyptian cease fire accord and planning visits to Jordan and Syria to gain pledges. A shooting incident near the Jordanian border left one Israeli soldier and two Jordanian guardsmen wounded amid broader regional tension.

Beirut Lebanon Dag Hammarskjold Middle East U.N Jerusalem Micosia Cyprus Wea Hammarskalt Ile-Manion Hammarskjeld Atret Cail Vew Cyprus Mines Corp Sir John Harding Bannel Wessel Joren K-square Jordan Syria Farnel Israel Judean Lllis Egypt Teenal Gaza Strip U. N Cairo

MacArthur Dies Aged 60 The Front Page Writer

Charles MacArthur, 60, famed playwright and writer of The Front Page, died in New York Hospital at 7 01 morning after hemorrhage and anemia. He married Helen Hayes in 1928 and had a long Chicago to New York journalism career. Born in Scranton and raised in Nyack, he rose from rewrite man in Chicago to Broadway and Hollywood success, teaming with Ben Hecht on The Front Page and its adaptations.

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Honeymoon Visit Halts As Monaco Prince Arrives With Bride

The Monaco prince and his bride Grace Kelbey dock at a remote resort for a three day honeymoon. A San Francisco attorney, Jake Ehelich, facing a tough case, said the travel party would stay ashore tomorrow while planning a brief shore visit.

Werto Pollensa Balearic Rval Prince Battier Monaco Grace Kelbey Los Angeles bri-Aan San Fran Cisco Jake Ehelich Monte Carin Erlich

Miss Roosevelt to Be Married Tonight in Midland

Ruth Chandler Roosevelt daughter of President Franklin D Roosevelt will marry Henry D Lindsley III in a ceremony at All Saints Episcopal Church Midland Texas The groom is son of Mrs Robert H Stewart Jr and Henry D Lindsley Jr of Dallas The bride is daughter of Mrs Otto Roosevelt now of Meeker Colorado and Mrs Harry Z Eidson Fort Worth

Franklin D. Roosevelt Ruth Chandler Roosevelt Henry D. Lindsley Midland Tex All Saints Episcopal Church Robert H. Stewart Jr Henry D. Lindsley Jr Dallas Flott Ronsevait Meeker Coln Harry Z. Eidson Fort Worth

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