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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
6
In Ogden Utah a USO unit prepares for a six week schedule to fill the ranks of junior hostesses. Helen McDonald notes ten remain to be married five of whom were met by servicemen during farming, yet she sees the organization's success as heartening to service members.
The Soviet Union says it has relaxed its hold on Romania’s oil interests by selling its half stake in the oil firm Petrol. The deal, under terms not disclosed, follows a 1945 arrangement and aims to boost production.
Santa Mays will act to keep marriages together in two southwestern Ohio counties during Christmas. Judge Darrel House of Light and County Common Pleas Court will not grant any divorces between today and January 3. Judge John Case of Fayette County Common Pleas Court issued a similar decree covering this month.
Syracuse Garden Club sponsors a Christmas project house tour with Mrs. Reuben Jeffrey as chair. Members open homes to display mantel and dining room decorations and guests will be served tea at Mrs. Frederick L. Weber's residence after the tour.
CHECK WARNING ST. PAUL (UP) officials warn business men to require better identification than a Social Security card before cashing checks. Many grocery and department stores and restaurants have been duped lately by accepting checks tied to Social Security card IDs. Officials say anyone can obtain a card and work under any name.
Ernest J. Banghart, 50, of Saginaw, was en route to Ionia County Hospital to visit a relative when an incident interrupted his trip. Police details are incomplete, but the report notes the event occurred in Ionia. Further information is expected from local authorities.
In East Hartford, attorney Frederick J. Rundbaken told a town court judge his client was guilty of a traffic charge but asked for a light fine. He likened the situation to peculiar scenes with elephants and spaghetti as he described paying for representation with his words and the client's inability to afford the charges.
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