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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1956
Page
3
NEW HAVEN Conn. UP Police rounded up two first grade students who broke into West Hill School and splashed paint on floors and blackboards. The children wrote their names in bright colors on the blackboards.
The article notes Canada ready to close out railroad operation and proceed with digging at Cornwall as a prelude to a possible all Canadian seaway. Lionel T. Chevrier, Cornwall native and head of the Canadian Seaway Authority, seeks the deep port. Funding would come from revenue bonds repaid by shipping tolls rather than appropriations.
Ape Man From Page Oneminers found in Maremma with a Swiss paleontologist Dr Johannes Hurzeler of Basel and a Columbia University team supported by Werner Green Foundation. They set up in Ribolla in a mining district once a lakeshore habitat of ancient elephants rhinoceroses and antelopes. Hurzeler cites Oreopithecus Bamboli as a key local fossil. If proven it would mark a major 9 million year shift in human evolution history.
Airlines seek 20 to 28 year old women meeting height and weight standards with language skills and good vision for hostesses at Pan American and Trans World Airlines. Starting pay around 231.50 monthly plus benefits. State Department also recruiting secretaries and typists with 50 wpm typing and foreign postings.
The article discusses the Communist Party seeking possible tax refunds for back Social Security taxes while denying foreign allegiance. It notes government efforts to force registration under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act, the Supreme Court remand, and SSA rulings excluding party employees as working for a foreign government. It cites figures like William Z Foster and details from the ongoing legal dispute.
The ruling penalized the Hewitt family, whose late father was a former Communist official and witness against the party. The SSA has reversed part of its 1955 ruling, restoring benefits in 13 cases while debating whether Communist workers count as employees of a foreign government for social security. Tax collection continues on these benefits.
A young man in Grand Rapids pled guilty to driving with faulty equipment after his car was ordered off the road. He must pay a total of $18.35 in fines and costs. He said he was en route to the junk yard to sell the car when stopped by a police safety check crew and noted he would have barely enough for bus fare home after the payment.
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