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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1956

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Virginia Ricks Murder Trial Delayed to Jan 27

Virginia Ricks faces murder charges over the Knapp death after a five and a half hour preliminary hearing. Magistrate Gordon Jermyn reserved decision on reducing the charge to manslaughter and will rule at 10 am on January 27. The hearing outlined a bitter love triangle with Knapp, Ricks, and Jack Byrnes as key figures.

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Escaped Killer Sets Five States on Edge

Princeton Indiana residents identify Leslie Irvin as the escapee from Gibson County Jail feared to be heading toward Ohio Kentucky Illinois and Missouri authorities including the FBI search for the 31 year old condemned killer. sightings reported in Dayton Ohio Louisville Kentucky and St Louis Missouri.

Princeton Ind Leslie Irvin FBI Mllinois Indiana Dayton Ohio Louisville St. Louis Irvin Gibson County Evansville Leonard Blaylock Indianapolis Illinois Kentucky

Harriett Barfoot Sues to Annul Nine-Month Marriage

Mrs. Harriett Isabell Barfoot filed suit to annul her nine month marriage to Thomas Barfoot. She alleged they wed in Ai Agii and that her husband was "a woman chaser." Both spouses are 83.

Long Beach Harriett Isabell Barfoot Thomas Barfoot Ai Agii Chaser Mrs. Barfoot

Today’s Features Highlight President and Debates

A readable slice from today’s paper outlines features on the president and a noted columnist Devin Pierson. Branches into sections include Amusements Editorials Letters Classifieds and Radio TV Comics with a mention of Women’s Deaths and Sports on page 16.

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Opinions Clash at Trenton Prison Ruling

In Trenton New Jersey a state prison debate centers on a complainant prisoner who alleges insult from staff member Selby by wearing a political badge The case highlights tensions over inmate rights and administrative conduct within the prison system.

Trenton Oy Selby Prizoner Seley

Harriman Attacks Eisenhower In National Critique

New York Governor Harriman denounces President Eisenhower as a dodger of responsibility and criticizes administration policies as lukewarm. He cites Gen Ridgway’s 1954 military policy differences and accuses the President of passing the buck to the Pentagon while Truman took accountability.

Los Angeles Jéverell Harriman New York Eisenhower Harriman Matthew Ridgway Truman Pentagon Joint Chiefs of Staff Ridgway

Fuel Drivers End Strike After Wage Increase

Fuel truck drivers ending a five day walkout resume deliveries after members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters voted to accept a 30 cent hourly pay rise and other benefits. The strike disrupted coal and fuel oil supplies citywide.

Harriman New York Rob International Brotherhood of Teamsters Ottawa

GOP Rival Holds 180 at $1.98 Feed

New York businessman Henry Krajewski, tavern owner and pork farmer, hosted a $1.98 fundraising dinner opposing Eisenhower style politics. He claimed 180 attendees and urged a cross street move to save $98.02, while comparing to a $100-a-plate event at Madison Square Garden that drew 17,000. His main plank calls for Canada annexation to settle Britain’s debt to the U.S.

New York Henry Krajewski United States Madison Square Garden Eisenhower Garden Krajewski Canada England U.S

Sub-Zero Wave Hits Midwest Weather Deep Freeze

Arctic cold pushed into the Midwest with readings as low as minus 27 in Decorah Iowa and nearby towns. Sibley reported minus 27 while Green Bay minus 15 and Des Moines minus 14. The blast extended into Missouri as a raw weekend forecast east of the Dakotas.

Midwest Mercury Decorah Iowa Sibley Spencer and Elkader Mobridge S. D Green Bay Wis Des Moines Moline Missouri

Second Soviet Ship Reaches Antarctic

London AP reports Radio Moscow announced the second Soviet Antarctic expedition ship has arrived. A radio message from the flagship Ob confirmed the Lena, the auxiliary ship, has reached the polar continent.

Antarctic London Radio Moscow Lena

Eisenhower Silent On 1960 Run Amid GOP Rally Jubilation

President Eisenhower,addressing nearly 100000 Republicans at fund raising dinners nationwide, offered no clear answer on a 1960 bid or role in the campaign. He spoke at a 100-a-plate Washington dinner watched by 52 telecast rallies, and urged unity while noting his decision remains undetermined.

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Snow Flurries Continue As Central New York Freezes

Weather outlook keeps Central New York in a cold grip with more snow flurries over the weekend. A cold air mass moves toward the region as Andrew P. Keller of Hancock Field forecasts below freezing highs around 20 and single digits overnight.

New York Dakotas Iowa Andrew P. Keller Hancock Field Syracuse The Mercury Keller

Grace Kelly and the men who pursued her loves

The article discusses Grace Kelly dating rumors surrounding Ray Milland Bing Crosby Oleg Cassini and Jean Pierre Aumont while she weighed marriage to Prince Rainier III Details cover celebrity columns public reaction and Grace's decision process amid reports and media speculation Concluded on Page 16 Col 1

Ray Milland Bing Crosby Oleg Cassini Jean-Pierre Aumont Gracie Grace Millard Alfred Hitchcock Milland

Rally at Madison Square Garden Supports Ike Run

About 17 000 Republicans packed Madison Square Garden to urge President Eisenhower to seek a second term. The rally marked the third anniversary of his inauguration and featured county leaders George L. Traister and Anthony A. Henninger guiding an Onondaga delegation. An estimated 8 000 attendees from New York and New Jersey paid 100 dollars for dinner, while 7 090, mainly Young Republicans, joined the event. Concluded on page 2 column 47.

New York Madison Square Garden Eisenhower Ike Europe R. Walter Richlman Tully Washington Onondaga George L. Traister Anthony A. Henninger Syracuse New Jersey

Waiter Hid 67000 In Tips Charged by U S

A former Waldorf Astoria headwaiter Hans Paul was indicted for failing to report more than 67000 in tips from 1949 to 1952. He faced four counts with maximum penalties of five years and 10000 dollars per count.

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PUP EATS PEP PILLS AND POPS

In Allager England Susan the Boxer pup ate a box of energy pills given to Mrs Johnson and caused chaos after a movie night. A vet said Susan should recover but will likely rest after the overstimulated episode and hangover like effects.

Pup Allager England Philip Johnson Susan Mrs. Johnson

Today's Chuckle Satirical remark about a husband

A reader quips about marital faithfulness noting her husband is too fine and decent to chase another woman. The line plays on stereotype with playful sarcasm and a wink to the reader.

Nixon backs Dulles and blasts Stevenson at Chicago dinner

President hopeful Adlai Stevenson accuses Dulles of brinksmanship while Nixon defends the Eisenhower policy at a Republican Salute to Eisenhower fundraiser in Chicago. Nixon ridicules Stevenson remarks and insists indecision and weakness do not deter resistance to communism.

Chicago Nixon Stevenson Dulles Steven ‘ Sson Eisenhower America

Mayor Says 13-13-13 License Plate Doesn’t Bother Him

Mayor Ray Brooks says he meets superstitions head on and his new license plate 13-13-13 doesn’t bother him. The remark came as he announced the plate at a city event.

This Is Your Future in The American Weekly

The American Weekly devotes an entire issue to future life including jet cars air conditioned clothing solar heating and 3-D color TV featured in a promotional preview for Sunday’s issue.

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