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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1956
Page
10
Dulles accuses Russia of arming Egypt and other Arab states, warns a war could have devastating effects. He cites unstable Middle East and aggressive actions by Chinese Communists, notes Europe remains tense but NATO shows vigilance.
Four dozen Oklahoma farmers arrived in Helsinki for a three week study of Russian agriculture en route to Leningrad. They will board an Aeroflot plane later today for the Soviet Union.
Tonawanda resident Peter Rothwell says two years of pleading with the town board failed to stop trash blowing onto his property from a nearby shopping plaza. He posted a sign accusing lack of enforcement of town ordinances of causing the littered condition.
George Sherman, 26, was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to possessing a deer with antlers under three inches. Officers questioned him about shooting the horn off, claiming the deer had only one antler when he fired, but Sherman could not produce the horn.
UW plant disease specialist Earl Wade says cleaning up crop debris saves spraying later. Old leaves stems and weeds harbor bacteria and diseases through winter, potatoes harbor blight bacteria, and flowers are prone to spots mildews rusts and wilts. remove debris burn it or compost it then plow before ground freezes to speed decomposition.
A 21 year-old Chinese girl named Jessie Mae finally reunites with her Milwaukee foster mother Miss Char ette Cobb after five years of efforts. Cobb had reared Lotus Blossom in China's Kwang Tun Province during missionary work and then brought Jessie Mae to the United States after she was left in Hong Kong in a Baptist school.
New York construction crews resumed work on nine restaurants along the Thruway between Suffern and Albany after two days of striking in sympathy with the Chain Service Restaurant Workers Union. The union, in a dispute with concessionaire Hot Shoppes Inc of Washington DC, had blocked union organizing at one permanent and two temporary restaurants.
Saint Lo unveils a modern 400 bed hospital built on ruins from the Normandy drive out. American soldiers and citizens funded half the cost, with the French government providing the other half. US Ambassador Douglas Dill ton and French Health Minister Andre Maroselli spoke at the dedication.
Taber testified an Air Force official offered to sell lumber at one cent per pound before it was burned after being loaded at the base. He charged the Air Force manipulated cost figures at Sampson and Lackland to justify closing Sampson. He criticized claims Sampson lacked facilities and said Geneva faced community pressure from the Air Force. In Albany the Forest Bureau warned of dangerous woodland conditions despite snow and rain patterns.
Aleksander x. Guryanov one of two Russian diplomats expelled from the Soviet Union expresses relief at returning home. He sailed yesterday aboard the Queen Mary, entertaining Russians in his first class stateroom before departure, while reporters were allowed to interview him.
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