12 Nov 1957
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1957
Page
1
The forecast from Weather Boreas predicts relatively mild conditions with no significant snow. Amy Keller expects temperatures around 58 degrees after overnight near 58 with southerly winds easing. a cloudy sky is possible late Thursday and modest conditions into the next day.
Louis Georgiana testified he endorsed two parole officers who aided a prisoner linked to Joseph Eanss and a bar operation. The trio were identified with the State Legislative Waterdog Committee as Abraham Hutter and Leon Miller. The committee resumed hearings to probe a political fix in Lanza’s release, while Lanza, a convicted extortioner, was later returned to prison.
A freight derailment blocked the Lackawanna main line for about six hours yesterday near East Bethany. Crews set up two sidings beside the tracks and restored service by tonight on a normal schedule.
A crowded security session in Washington discusses strain on 1958 markets and prices. President Eisenhower seeks answers as advisers flag potential economic slowdown and the need for stability amid ongoing competition and policy reviews.
The article outlines ongoing wage level concerns and contract renewals across major unions, noting anticipated budget decisions and government roles. It mentions Sylvia Porter on hourly pay, references White House transit expectations, and cites meetings with Hagerty and key officials to discuss fiscal plans and military pay requests amid broader economic policy.
The article reports the Community Chest approving an eight and a half million dollar hospital project. It notes political context with President Eisenhower and Stevenson regarding NATO and American policy, and hints at Stevenson’s possible role in Paris discussions and future advisory talks, with officials reluctant to confirm specifics.
A Senate Rackets Committee hearing heard claims that racketeers and officials fought for control of New York garbage firms. Witness Doyle linked the murder of Acropolis to threats from union and urban boss groups, while Pan American and World Airways pursued clues in a missing 1952 plane with 44 aboard.
A fragmentary read suggests a Pennsylvanian almanac style piece with weather chatter and Dutch cultural notes. It mentions Baer's Almanac, winter forecasts, and longstanding maxims, hinting at rural lore and seasonal guidance.
A lighthearted item noting a quip about a gold digger described as a girl who dates by going out, reflecting a playful slang joke from the page.
Washington reports a Stratojet flight piloted by E LeMay covering 6300 miles without refueling to Buenos Aires, surpassing prior ranges. The mission demonstrated long range capability of the Air Force strategic program, with the KC335 jet and B52 involved, amid space and nuclear deterrence context.
The Harold American offers a $10,000 prize fund for identifying photos of well known public figures in life and in entertainment including television and movies. The contest borrows from the familiar memory game format and invites readers to test recognition skills.
Executive groups appointed with a prize plan and a 75 image feature series. Mayor Mead announced the advisory board to oversee hospital development, naming Carl H. Maar as chair and Stewart FP as attorney, with 17 members and scope to implement the Mayor's Hospital Act.
Bath Maine workers at Bath Snow Works walk out on government contracts valued around 100 million dollars, halting work on seven ships. About two guided missiles, two oversize destroyers or frigates, and nine other ships are affected as piers cease operations.
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