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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1956

Page

8

Ike Signs Housing and Flood Plans in late session actions

President Eisenhower signed three bills including a major flood insurance program and a housing bill. The flood plan authorizes up to five billion dollars in direct federal insurance with a forty percent subsidy for three years, then shared subsidies by states. The housing measure expands FHA mortgage insurance and funds housing near military bases while boosting railroad retirement benefits retroactive to last July.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Insurance Senate Federal Housing Administration

Weather pattern promises cool nights nationwide

The forecast calls for cool, clear conditions in the east and west tonight while the south central region remains hot. Showers are expected in eastern Montana and across the Missouri and Mississippi valleys. AP Wirephoto.

Montana Missouri Mississippi

Weather and strike report mix from 12th day dispute

Fair tonight and tomorrow with a low of 61 and a high of 84. Historical highs and lows noted, including yesterday's 80 and 64, with sunset 8 18 and sunrise 6 04. In a separate item, Federal Mediator John Rooney Jolday urged resumption talks between West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co management and United Mine Workers locals as a strike enters its 12th day, idling 930 workers.

Mechanicville John Rooney Jolday West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company United Mine Workers

World War II Sunk Ships Count Exceeds Four Thousand

Historical notes state that more than 4,000 seagoing ships were sunk during World War II, reflecting the war’s vast maritime losses and the scale of naval warfare between Allied and Axis powers.

Schine Purchases Glens Falls Hotel

Glens Falls Schine Hotels Corp agreed to buy the 200 room Queensbury Hotel for a $100,000 down payment. The deal covers the balance with interest over six years. Schine owns six hotels including the Roney Plaza and Gulfstream in Miami Beach and the Ambassador in Los Angeles.

Glens Falls Schine Hotels Corp Queensbury EEN Glens Falls Hotel Corp Schine Schine Corp Roney Plaza Gulfstream Miami Beach McAllister Miami Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Los Angeles Northampton Mass

Challenging Jurors Slow Brink's Case Trial

In Boston eight Brink's defendants face juror challenges as more than 100 prospects were summoned. Defense led by Paul T. Smith aggressively questioned veniremen on day two, with nine challenged by prosecutors and 18 excused by Judge Felix Forte. The Looming trial centers on the 1950 North End cash heist and the long pursuit of the eight men including Michael Geagan.

Boston Paul T. Smith Veniremen Suffolk Country Felix Forte Forte Smith Massachusetts North End Michael Geagan

Names and ages listed for Greater Boston residents

A fragment lists residents including Thomas F. Richardson 23 Adolph ijazz Mamhe 44 Henry D Baxer and Vincent J Conta 21 James Faber 4 Joseph F. McGinn nis 45 all tied to Greater Boston. The text lacks clear context or events.

Thomas F. Richardson Adolph Ijazz Mamhe Henry D. Baxer Vincent J. Conta James Faber Joseph F. McGinnnis Greater Boston

Canadian Ad Tax Passes House Await Senate Verdict

The Canadian House approved a 29 percent advertising tax on foreign magazines in special editions. Finance Minister Walter Harris introduced the bill in his March budget. He said the levy will support Canadian magazines and denied anti American intent as it advances to the Senate.

Ottawa Ee of Commons U. S Senate House Walter Harris The Commons

Campaign window cleaned at Nixon drive HQ

Workers at Harold E. Stassen campaign headquarters cleaned the front window after a large Nixon campaign picture was posted there. The incident occurred Tuesday in Washington.

Washington Harold E. Stassen Nixon’ Drive Richard M. Nixon

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