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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1955

Page

6

Police Hold Father In Daughter Beating

A 29 year old father was booked for investigation after allegedly beating his six year old daughter on December 8. The girl suffered a broken right arm, missing teeth, eye and cheek bruises, and other injuries. A school nurse found her condition, prompting police to arrest the father who is to be arraigned in Children’s Court. Police said he also beat a seven year old daughter in July.

Ambrose Linehan James Stapleton

Insurance Judgment Sought Over $1 725 Life Policy

Henry Schultz Jr of South Onondaga seeks a declaratory judgment in Supreme Court Justice Donald P Goiman term to determine entitlement to the face amount of a $1 725 life policy without further premiums. He says he was issued the policy about 15 years ago with a 14 year premium term and claims Metropolitan Life promised no further premiums when he turns 65 or upon his survivors. The company says the 14 year term was an error and premiums should have continued for 41 years. Schultz asks the court to enforce the policy terms.

Supreme Court Donald P Goiman Henry Schultz Jr South Onondaga Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Sehullé

Northeast share of nation’s beef and mutton usage

Reader notes that despite one quarter of the population living in the Northeast, the region consumes about half of all alb and mutton used in the nation. The point highlights regional consumption disparities in meat.

Worden Estate Goes to Kin Probate Grants Worden Will

Worden estate of Miss Bessie B Worden 1203 Madison St estimated at more than 5 000 admitted to probate today by Surrogate Judge Charles R Milford Jr Petition lists brother Delbert W Worden 109 Elm St Fayetteville and sister Mrs Nora W Feagel 326 Hillview Ave as beneficiaries Worden named executor and beneficiary of household furnishings and equal share in residue Three nieces named as beneficiaries Miss Worden died November 14 1953 will signed November 10 1953

Rie Bessie B. Worden Madison St Charles R. Milford Jr Delbert W. Worden Elm St Fayetteville Nora W. Feagel Hillview Ave Worden Jeff Miss Warden

Red Sox To Open 34-Game Spring Schedule In Miami

The Boston Red Sox will begin a 34 game spring training slate against the world champion Brooklyn Dodgers in Miami. Twenty four games are set for Florida with the rest moving north to Fenway Park in Boston. Harry Smith of Cleveland posted a 199 average for 24 games to win the Michigan match title with a total of 4 777.

Boston Boston Red Sox Brooklyn Dodges Miami Florida Fenway Park Harry Smith Cleveland Michigan

Family Keeps House Seat Michigan voter backs Dingell in Detroit seat

Democrat Johny Dingell Jr. defeats Republican Thomas E. Brennan in Michigan 15th Congressional District, succeeding his late father John Dingell Sr. in a Detroit district that has long leaned Democratic. Final unofficial results show Dingell with 19,624 votes to Brennan's 6,206 across 322 precincts. The elder Dingell held the seat since 1933 until his death last September. The election underscores continued Democratic strength in Detroit.

Detroit Johny Dingell Jr Thomas E. Brennan Michigan Aisinel Dingell John Dingell Viet Nam

Aunt Het J’s Two Hours To Ready A Man

A humorous quip notes it takes two hours to prepare a man for church Sunday morning and forty years to make him ready for heaven. The line reflects a lighthearted view of marriage and devotion.

Heaven

Stan Quits At $32,000 On The $64,000 Question

Stanley Skeens a coal miner and clergyman from West Virginia left The $64,000 Question after reaching the $32,000 level citing divine guidance. He planned to return the prize to Danville and tuck the funds in the family bank if he had fallen short. Skeens built his winnings on Bible questions and was undecided about pursuing the final offer.

New York Stanley Skeens Skeens West Virginia Dille Bank Danville

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