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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1956

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Revised Farm Bill gains Benson approval ahead of law

Secretary Benson gave qualified approval to the Senate passed farm bill saying it is improved but complex. Experts will review item by item for new issues and the bill could become law next week after House action. Senators Aiken Anderson and Lender urged swift presidential signature.

Benson Washington Senate Soil Bank Eisenhower O.K House Sen. Aiken Aiken Sen Anderson D-Nm Sen Ellender D-La White House

Scotland Yard Warned Of Cypriot Gunmen Threats

News reports say Scotland Yard increased security for British cabinet members in London based on intelligence of pro Greek Cypriot agents planning reprisals after British executions in Cyprus. The Daily Express cites guards for ministers including Selwyn Lloyd and Alan Lennox-Boyd as part of the precaution.

Lord Beaverbrook Daily Express Scotland Yard London Eoka Cyprus Greece the Express Nicosia Andreas Savvides George Grivas Dighenis Daily Express Scotland Selwyn Lloyd Alan Lennox - Boyd Anthony Headard Butler House of Commons

Editorial Page Preview and Regular Features Listing

Today's issue highlights The Red Cross and its perception amid rumors. The editorial discusses the organization as the world’s largest aid body and previews pages for Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classified Radio-TV Comics Women’s Deaths Sports and Pictures with page references.

RED Cross

Gross Guilty Of Swindle In Kings County Court

In New York, Harry Gross was found guilty of swindling 35 year old divorcee Celia Cooperman Giddins of 13850. Judge Nathan R. Sobel remanded Gross to jail awaiting sentencing with a potential 10 year maximum. Cooperman Giddins testified that she gave the money to cover a mortgage on a house they planned as their home after marriage, a plan Gross denied claiming repayment within two weeks.

New York INS Harry Gross Nathan’ R. Sobel Kings ‘County Court King

Fire Call Delayed By Phone Hogs In Kansas City

In Kansas City Kansas a house fire delayed by two women hogging a telephone kept a housewife from contacting the fire department for about 15 minutes. The central operator overheard the address and relayed it to the Edwardsville Volunteer Fire Department. The blaze started from a gasoline lantern and caused about 5000 dollars in damage.

Kansas City Kan Donald L. Siegelén The Edwardsville

Three Day Shopping Event Promises Big Items For Sale

Chicago businessmen group advertised a three day sale promising major items, including a 9 elephant weighing 3 750 to 6 100 pounds offered at a giveaway price of 4999 95 The informal report notes the unusual listing during the local promotion.

Chicago Kepf

Three Die in Crash Near Granby Quebec

A Montrealer couple, Georges Desautels aged 31 and his 26 year old wife, along with Mrs. Roger Derome a 26 year old, were killed when their car left a curve and split in two striking a tree. Mrs Derome's husband is in hospital in critical condition.

Granby Georges Desautels Roger Derome Derome

Seventh Set of Twins Born to Tremblay Couple

In Roberval Quebec a 33 year old mother, Mrs Paul Emile Tremblay, gave birth to her seventh set of twins. The twins arrived in Alma in the Lake St John district after her kidney operation last fall. The Tremblays have 16 children total with 15 living. Mrs Tremblay has had twin boys and twin girls twice, including the first set.

Roberval Que Paul-Emile ‘Tremblay Alma St John Tremblay

Five Die As Two Cars Collide Near Ann Arbor

A Detroit man and wife and three University of Michigan students died in a head on two car crash eight miles from Ann Arbor. Victims in the first car were Howard Saltzer 63 and Lena Saltzer 57 of Detroit. The dead students were Nancy Robson 19 of Bloomfield Village Mich William McKean Jr 23 of Parris Island S C and Keith Ryan 20 of Toledo Ohio. A fourth student Thomas Bernaby 24 of East Cleveland Ohio was in critical condition with multiple fractures and chest injuries at the University of Michigan Hospital. Deputy Roy Tice said Ryan’s car crossed the center line at terrific speed and crashed into the Saltzer vehicle.

An, Arbor, Mich INS Detroit University of Michigan Ann Arbor Mich Howard Saltzer Lena Nancy Robson Bloomfield Village William B. McKean Jr Parris Island S.C Keith Ryan Toledo Ohio Thomas Bernaby East Cleveland University” of Michigan Washtenaw County Roy Tice jRyan Saltzer

Eisenhower Aid Cut Likely in House Foreign Affairs Panel

President Eisenhower seeks three billion dollars for foreign military aid in the 1957 budget, but the House Foreign Affairs Committee votes indicate a deep cut is likely. Representative John Vorys says a reduction of 500 to 750 million for military aid is probable, with some trims already made to economic sections.

Washington INS Eisenhower House Foreign Affairs Committee Congress John Vorys Ohio Ohioan Vorys

Stevenson Gains Ground as Oregon Delegates Vote

Oregon primary results show Adlai Stevenson ahead of Estes Kefauver in Democratic delegate tallies while Dwight Eisenhower dominates Republican sentiment. Nixon write-ins attract strong GOP support, with Nixon and Hitchcock trailing McKay and Morse in unofficial precinct returns. Stevenson leads in Democratic delegate counts. Morse leads Democrats for Senate. Republican Tate Hitchcock contests McKay for the Senate nomination.

Portland Orew Co Ave Adlai “Stevenson Oregon Stevenson Florida California Estes Kefauver Dent Eisenhower Republiicans Uauble Towrite Nixon Tnnter Douglas McKay Jed Phill Hitchcock Demberine Wayne Morse Morse Hood River Woody Smith Ate Stevenison Kefauver Jon Eisenhower A Hitchcock McKay Smith

Weather forecast hints record lows and sunny outlook

Dale Collins at Hancock Field warns of a possible 34 degree low tonight with a record low for the date of .32 set in 1944. He says it will clear tonight and sunny tomorrow with a high near 53, a warming trend may begin Tuesday, and fair weather should continue into Monday.

Wei Lore Wecanerman Dale Collins Hancock Field Collins

Money Talks and Says Things It Shouldn’t

A lighthearted note observes money speaks in many ways and often reveals things it ought not to. The quip suggests humor about wealth’s influence and mischief in discourse.

Impact Rips Car To Pieces On Old Liverpool Rd

Two men died and a young woman was critically injured when a car crashed into a concrete abutment over a creek on Old Liverpool Road. The victims include Robert E. Duquette and Frank N. Russell. Miss Jean Marie Knapp, 19, suffered severe injuries. Dozens were hurt in separate area crashes.

Liverpool Rd Old Liverpool Rd W. Seneca Tpk Cards Corners Old S. West St Carbon Jean Marie Knapp Gifford St

One Killed In Route 11 Crash Near Syracuse

Mrs. Velma King, 60, of Brewerton died in a two car collision on Route 11 one mile north of Syracuse. Two other people were injured and transported to Syracuse General Hospital.

Velma King Brewerton Syracuse General Hospital

Woman critically injured in early morning crash on Old Liverpool Rd

Miss Knapp suffered internal injuries and severe lacerations after a patrol car crash. Hospital authorities at Onondaga General reported she was in very critical condition at noon and unconscious. Deputies Rice and Sommers called it the worst mishap they had seen in 13 years. the car, driven by Duquette, skidded north on Old Liverpool Rd near 920 at about 5:20 a.m. Concluded on page 2.

Onondaga General Duquette Liverpool Rd

Armed Forces Day Darkened by Missing Airman Search Flight

Washington observes Armed Forces Day as Defense Secretary Wilson touts military power and world peace. A ninth postponement of the H bomb drop shifts focus to civilian inspections and a missing airman from the 765th Bomb Squadron near Blytheville. Crumley, ejected from a B 57, survived after raft deployment and rescue.

Washington i+ ad Charles FE Wilson United , States Eisenhower IUS Russia Uss Alberquerque N. Myst Blytheville Air Force Base Arkansas Crumley James Ed Ward Hall Caruthersville Paris Alfred M.ples Air Force United

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