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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
7
Socialist informants recount a tale attributed to Khrushchev in Moscow describing Beria as plotting to seize power after Stalin's death. The account claims Mikoyan shot Beria in the neck during a four hour interrogation and a new prosecutor found treason evidence.
William L. Irvine, assistant superintendent of Ithaca Public Schools, resigns to become one of 12 Connecticut district superintendents. Announcement by Supt. William L. Gragg notes Irvine starts July 13 after arriving in Ithaca in 1950 and joining the district in 1952, serving the last three years as assistant superintendent.
Eight year old Jack Lavalley suffered a leg injury when he ran into the left side of a car driven by Blanche Jenner of Potsdam. He was taken to Potsdam Hospital by ambulance where X rays were planned.
Dr. Samuel Paul Capen 78, retired chancellor of the University of Buffalo and first director of the American Council on Education, died today after a long illness. In Wallaceburg Ontario the town council installed new fans at the fire house to ease heat and sweat that men complained of while sliding down the pole to answer alarms.
Hal Boyle profiles Michael Daroff president of H Daroff and Sons, Philadelphia, noting his claim European dress is outdated and American suits combine comfort and style. Daroff cites trends toward brighter gray blues, double breasted jackets, and shorter pants with cuffs. He argues American husbands often dress by wives and that Made in America labels signify continental fashion leadership despite high import taxes. He also comments on European attitudes and the French nuclear plan debate.
India Prime Minister Nehru left Athens after a 55 minute stopover and talks with Greek leaders. Greek Premier Karamanlis said they discussed the international situation but gave no details. In London Nehru attends the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference and plans a visit to President Eisenhower in two weeks.
Fred Baker, 69, longtime Livingston Village police officer, died yesterday after his patrol car lost control and struck a concrete culvert and a telephone pole. He had served seven years with the village force.
John Anderson runs a local skunk operation in Pilot Point. He traps skunks and sells deodorized pets for up to 50 dollars and sells gland secretions to perfume firms for about 100 dollars per gallon. He claims to bag a dozen live skunks per hour and wears the same wiped overalls due to persistent odor. He uses tomato juice to wash off the stink.
Albany says automotive registrations in the state are expected to exceed five million for the first time this year. The Motor Vehicle Bureau reported that registrations totaled 4,247,722 in the first three months of 1956, up 209,554 from a year earlier. The 1955 twelve month total was 4,807,747.
An F84 Thunderjet crashed into a two story frame house in Pineville Louisiana Thursday night, destroying the building and starting a fire. Resident Ray Jarrell was slightly injured escaping through a second floor window while two women also fled to safety. At England Air Force Base officials said the pilot Robert Buchanan parachuted to safety after trying to steer the burning jet away from inhabited areas.
An advert promotes a July Better Homes & Gardens summer salad cookbook with refreshing salad ideas suitable as meals, appetizers, or desserts. It invites readers to buy the copy wherever magazines are sold.
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