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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1956

Page

5

Here's How Steel Supply Stacks Up

A midnight strike of United Steelworkers would leave the nation with a 30 to 60 day reserve of steel. Auto plants can finish 1956 models and begin 1957, while oil firms face a pinch with limited inventories. Construction would feel the hit immediately. canning has eight weeks of cans for summer, home appliances hold 45 days, farm equipment runs on present demand, and railroads face a shortfall in car building for about eight weeks.

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers Hart New York Central

Aerobee-Hi Sets Record Above Earth

A Aerobee-Hi rocket reached 163 miles altitude, breaking the 158 mile single stage record set in 1954 by Viking IT. The flight occurred during tests in the International Geophysical Year program as upper air probes continued.

White Sands Proving Ground N. M Viking

Penn State Names New President

University Park Pa Dr Eric A Walker 46 named to succeed Dr Milton S Eisenhower as president at Penn State The resignation of Eisenhower was accepted and became effective by December 31 with Walker to assume the post at a later date Walker born in Long Eaton England would be the 12th president of the 101 year old land grant university

University Park Eric A. Walker Pennsylvania State University Milton S. Eisenhower Walker Long Eaton England Eisenhower

Hailstorms Devastate Saskatchewan Grain Crops

Golf ball sized hail wrecked seed crops in a 12 by 6 mile zone across Macoun and Midale regions southeast of Weyburn. The 30 minute storm threatened near 100 percent losses, marking the worst hail event in 25 years.

Regina Sask Saskatchewan Macoun Midale Weyburn

G.O.P Maps School Aid Substitutes Plan

Republicans weigh a substitute for Eisenhower school aid with a formula shifting funds to poorer states and easing Southern concerns. Kelley’s bill would authorize 400 million dollars a year for four years while considering 1.4 billion in construction grants, with a must adjust formula to aid less wealthy states. The House returns to vote after July 4, with segregation provisions triggering strong opposition.

Washington Fisure Eisenhower Administration House Rep Kelley Dpa House Education Committee Eisenhower Powell Senate

Girl Dies After Fall In South Berne Home

Margaret Bushnell four of South Berne died in a hospital after falling from a couch while watching television. Coroner W Ronan Campion of Albany County said death was caused by a blood clot in the brain.

Albany Margaret Bushnell South Berne W. Ronan Campion Albany County

Auto Inspection May Cost 1.25

The State Motor Vehicle Commissioner predicts compulsory inspections may cost about 1.25 per vehicle for garages. Joseph P. Kelly said the figure could be approached on average as inspections are now limited by a 1956 law. The first deadline is January 1, 1958 for all autos and trucks over four years old.

Lake Placid W Joseph P. Kelly Kelly New York State Automobile Dealers Assn John F. Donnelly

Dr Scheele to quit public health post for private firm

Dr Leonard A Scheele will resign as surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service effective Aug 1 to head Warner-Chilcott Laboratories Inc. at Morris Plains New Jersey. He cites family security plans and confirms continued health service in private life. Eisenhower accepts resignation with deepest regret.

Washington Leonard A. Scheele U.S. Public Health, Service Eisenhower Scheele Warner- Lambert Pharmaceutical Co New York Warner-Chilcott Laboratories, Inc Morris Plains N. T Scheeler

Backing for Civil Rights Highlighted at NAACP Meet

At the NAACP convention in San Francisco two candidates urged minority support. Republican Rep. Hugh Scott of Philadelphia touted a record of promises kept while Democrat Rep. Sidney R. Yates of Chicago claimed the GOP majority balked on rights but highlighted a history of civil rights votes under Truman.

San Francisco III National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People Hugh Scott Philadelphia Eastland James Eastland D-Miss U. S. Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Sidney R. Yates Chicago Harry Truman Eisenhower Scott NAACP Adlai Stevenson Yates

Luxuriant Beard Goes Up in Smoke in Medina

In Medina at Old Home Week preparations, William Helling planned to wear a luxuriant beard. A coworker lit a cigar with a cigarette lighter, igniting Helling’s beard in a mobile garage. He extinguished the flames with only a minor burn and quipped that the beard being warm was its fate.

Medina William Helling Helling Charles Straba

All Biggs TB Patients Transferred

New York State reduced TB hospitals from seven to six after transferring all patients from the Herman M. Biggs Tuberculosis Hospital in Ithaca. Health Commissioner Dr. Herman E. Hilleboe cited a 48 percent drop in new cases since 1941 and called the Biggs closure a significant step forward. The property will become a general hospital for Tompkins County.

Albany

Tuberculosis outpatient services expand to nine counties

The state plans outpatient supervision and follow up for diagnosed and suspected cases after a sharp decline in hospital need. Mount Morris TB Hospital will serve Tompkins Chemung Tioga Wayne Seneca Schuyler Yates. Onondaga Sanatorium Syracuse will serve Cayuga Cortland. Death rate fell 79 percent in 15 years.

Biggs Mount Morris Livingston County Tompkins Chemung Tioga Wayne Seneca Schuyler Yates Onondaga Sanatorium Syracuse Cayuga Cayuga and Cortland Hilleboe

Health official notes 18 305 TB cases needing supervision

He added that there were still 18 305 tuberculosis cases that required "some" medical or public health supervision.

Car Joins Boat In Unlikely River Launch

Bennie Harrod of Miamisburg steered his car toward the Miami River to launch a trailer boat. The vehicle slipped into the water as he released the boat from the trailer, and he pulled his six month old son from the front seat before the car went under.

Middletown Ohio Bennie Harrod Miamisburgh Miami River Harrod

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