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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
18
Forecast shows snow tonight for New England and upper Great Lakes with clear to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Temperatures ranged to a high of 82 yesterday and a low near 27 with record highs and snowfall notes, including a noted snow depth of 7 inches and a seasonal total around 245.8 inches.
UTICA New York state fund raising committee of the March of Dimes says the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will seek cures for various diseases. Researchers led by Rassald Burr Gibson outline efforts to tackle polio related illnesses and related cancer ideas as part of ongoing programs.
Miss Jan Feyzeliy, noted lighting authority and local advocate, is set to address the Central New York section of the Luwoingat ing Brgheel ing Society at the Lieder-Xrant On Pris day ab8220 pam. The event, titled Ladies Night, will feature Migs and Rey- Misa Reynolds discussing proper lighting practices for home safety and efficiency.
Yele University physics and philosophy professor Margenau will give a lecture on Physical Perspectives as Modern Physics at Syracuse University tomorrow. Sponsored by Dr Mayenne of the Syracuse chapter, the event is free to the public. Margenau, born in Bielefeld Germany, earned degrees from Midland College the University of Nebraska and Yale University.
Alfred Decker 46 and Catherine Decker 4 were killed when their car collided with a loaded tile truck. William Tremaine 21, son from a prior marriage, was in critical condition at Lake View Memorial Hospital in Bata. The crash occurred today on the highway near Sevone.
December Readers Digest claims the Pearl Harbor disaster stemmed from failure to recognize danger signals. Walter Lorry, author of Day of Infamy, argues neglect of warnings led to the surprise attack. The issue promises thought provoking articles and insights from leading sources.
Arch bishop Amieto Giova and Cleos-Rem, apostolic delegate to the U.S. announce a new diocese formed from two counties formerly part of the archdiocese of St Paul. Msgr. Alpione J. Schlad Webler named first bishop of the new see at New Ulm.
In Sristol Pennsylvania Brigid Township shows a 350 percent population increase since the last census. Officials note new state highway access, a rising residential area around Levistown, and stronger industry propelling growth.
Oklahoma voters reject the county option for 3.2 beer sales. Large counties Oklahomians and Tulsa supply most of the margin, with roughly $1,000 vote lead reported. The statewide outcome caps a strenuous struggle over prohibition and 3.2 beer sales.
Edwards Air Force Base Calif reports plans to push a new world speed record of 23921 mph with a jet prototype. Maj. Adrian E. Drew, wing commander, announced the division will attempt the feat using a Me Donnell Douglas Voodtwo jet engine craft.
The Beck trial for grand larceny proceeds slowly as jurors reassess preliminaries. Defense and prosecution spar over peremptory challenges with replacements noted. the case centers on Beck allegedly pocketing 140 dollars from the sale of two automobiles.
Maurice A. Lynch, son of Mr and Mrs Fitzhugh Lynch of Madison Street, transferred to Hawaii for police duty. He recently entered service, trained at Fort Meade, and attended naval police school. In Los Angeles, Superior Court charges of obscenity against Confidential and Whisper magazines were dismissed, with conspiracies to commit criminal libel against the magazines also dropped after the trial ended in deadlock.
A fragmentary report describes a plane wreck during a selling trip. Witnesses, including Kotsotas and Hunt, recall tangled wires and a chaotic scene with unclear dialogue and scattered phrases from the wreckage.
An old style health ad touts an oil rub Mustetole for chest cold and flu symptoms. It claims warming relief, soothing stiffness, and faster comfort with active ingredients Regnar and Extea Strong. Includes garbled brand names and exaggerated assurances typical of period advertising.
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