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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1955
Page
6
A local feature records residents view on hurricanes with replies from Jerry Moore a police officer Ernie Vogt Mrs George DuBosch and Mrs Cecalia Pitilipa. Moore says inland areas are safe while DuBosch fears eventual hits and follows forecasts closely.
An official announcement says Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard will visit the Dutch West Indies next October.
In a detailed analysis a declarer tackles a three no trump contract after North opens hearts and raises to diamonds. West leads king of spades and East stops the run of diamonds, while South exploits East's club king to clear tracks. Declarer then racks up the diamonds and uses the ace of hearts for an overtrick.
Connecticut Governor Ribicoff signed the Greenwich Water Co. bill affecting two New York cities as New York Governor Harriman denounced it as unsound and unconstitutional. Harriman warned New Yorkers may sue if water is deprived, while Ribicoff asserted confidence in a satisfactory outcome amid other flood concerns.
Lawmakers considered a bill to furnish water to Rye and Port Chester unless Greenwich has an abundant supply. Ribi and Harriman planned a Hartford meeting postponed by floods, affecting the session agenda.
A 20 minute storm pelted Schroon Lake with stones the size of mothballs. An inch and a half of rain caused floods on rural roads and some highways, disrupting travel yesterday.
Don Mangine, 17, sails a 150 mile upstream row to New York City. His father Frank J. Mangine of Colonie says he is prepared with a sleeping bag, mosquito netting, food and camping gear and expects to return the same way.
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