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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1956
Page
4
Snow will spread tonight across the Mid Atlantic area and adjacent regions with widespread snow and gusty winds. Temperatures near freezing tonight, rising slightly tomorrow with mixed precipitation. Snowfall up to few inches likely, with highs around the mid 20s and lows near single digits. Weather line: call 73-8402 for conditions.
Mount Eisco New York reports a Roman Catholic nun died from a crash that also injured three other nuns returning from a Mass at Joseph's School. Sisters Mary Lovett Ruth Filah Mary Celest ing and Mary Michael suffered injuries. the driver was Sister Mary Aust. The crash occurred when the car skidded on a curve and struck a cement barrier near Nar ani. The nun who died was Sister Mary Aust of Northman's Western County Hospital. A parish priest urged calm and noted fear in the community as worshipers traveled to a funeral Mass.
Mrs Quem ends a seven year daily 240 mile round trip between Pan Pr and New York as she resigns from the central circulation branch at Villanova University Library. She spent over 8 hours weekly commuting and plans a new post with Villanova Library.
An avalanche on a mountain road near Pueul in Japan swept passenger trucks off a hillside road into a river 200 feet below today, killing seven and injuring others. Authorities reported severe damage and ongoing rescue efforts.
Saarbrücken and Saarland tensions flare as German and French leaders negotiate a peace truce with concessions. The West German ceremony aims to mark a shift after World War II, with cautious expectations and reduced demonstrations.
The State Motor Vehicle Bureau aims to license at least 6000 garage facilities to perform vehicle safety inspections next year. It has issued licenses to 516 mass garages, with 2188 total authorized inspection stations. About 4000 applications are under processing. inspections required by law will start in February and be staggered over a ten month period based on model year.
Albany The State Health Department plans further tests on oral penicillin to curb scarlet fever and strep throat outbreaks. Health Commissioner Herman E B Hillehoe says 10 day supplies will be available in areas with major outbreaks. Tests conducted in Cobleskill Richmondville and Oneonta in Otsego county showed mass administration practical and effective and additional tests will precede final recommendations.
Land of King Size Hangover reports from McMurdo Sound on New Year observances at U S Antarctic stations. Bases under Operation Deep Freeze celebrate at 7 a m SST as all posts join in a coordinated greeting. Messages from Rear Admiral George Dulek and Dr Mikhail Somerra convey wishes for cooperation among international polar teams.
The article reviews Marlon Brando as Sakini in The Teahouse of the August Moon, noting his intense preparation with Japanese dialogue and culture. It outlines Brando’s early screen impact, the production’s Japan shoot, and the cast and crew efforts, including linguistic challenges and authentic staging for American audiences. It also mentions viewer interest and pension guidance from Social Security for readers in poor health.
Tam Bruno announces a New Year's Eve program at his Three Rivers establishment tonight headlined by teenager Vince Martin and the popular group the Teertors. The event features sea tales and performance on deck as the crew sails offshore and returns after midnight.
A fragmented timetable lists film showings at RKO and Paramount venues with start times such as 3 45, 12 20, and 12 50 and titles including The Iron Petticoat The Great American Pastime The King and Four Queens and Revel in Town.
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