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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1955

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Seven Year Old Spy Reports Meg Happy Weekend Rendezvous

A seven year old spy says Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend drank champagne together and were very happy during a Windsor Forest weekend rendezvous. Police have sealed off the estate of Major and Mrs John Wills at Binfield England amid the investigation.

Spy Meg Binfield Eng NSI Princess Margaret Peter Townsend Rendez Vous Windsor Forest Polite Watch Dogs Major Mrs John Wills Margaret Mummy Peter Marilyn

Princess Margaret and Townsend Bridge Weekend Wedding Rumor

Queen Mother joins Windsor visit as Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend spend a Berkshire Hills rendezvous near Wind sor Great Park. An informant, seven year old Marilyn Wills, describes champagne with Margaret and Townsend during a weekend that fuels engagement rumors and royal romance speculation.

Townsend Margaret Jeff Clarence London Jock Canciidad Pang

Stalin’s Son Said to Die At Electrified Camp Fence

A 1945 account from Maj. Walter Reuschele claims Jacob Dyugashvili, son of Joseph Stalin, was shot or killed by an electrified barb wire fence at Oranienburg concentration camp near Berlin after approaching the fence during wartime captivity. Reuschele, a former propaganda officer, later testified in 1946 about the incident and his subsequent capture by Americans and return to the Soviet Union in 1947.

Friedland Germany Stalin Radio Stuttgart Ibid Gaat Jacob Dyugashvili Inci Ain Imi Bectin Iians Oramenburg Berlin Jacob Reugghle

New Approach Urged To Hospital Problem

A community plan to add beds and restructure hospital care faces opposition from the hospital board and staff. Clarence H K Twichell promotes a merger plan to expand capacity, while Citizens Hospital Committee seeks talks with boards to resolve disputes. The merger would increase beds across five facilities, but current doctors fear patient referrals to state university and general hospital staffing issues.

Clarence HK. Twichell Crouse-Irving Hospital Citizens’ Hospital Twiehell Board of Crouse-Saving Thej Dhel Wampler Ita Citizen's Hospital Committee New Community Hospital Syracuse General New State University Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital Crouser Irving General St. Joseph’s St. Mary's Memorial Goods Shepherd Hospital State University Hospital

Budget Briefing As Ike Eyes Budget Talks With Humphrey

President Eisenhower remains in hospital recovery entering the fourth week and hosts a cabinet level conference with a cheerful mood as he nears his 65th birthday. Secretary Humphrey travels from Washington for an afternoon bedside meeting and later a news conference at the Denver White House. The talks likely cover federal budget issues amid hopes of balancing the fiscal year ending June 30. The MIT bulletin notes the President slept well and progressed satisfactorily with no complications.

Denver Eisenhower Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Washington Denver White House MIT

Applejack binge kills 15 cows at farm

In Seneca Falls New York UP reports cows at farmer Herman Larsen's yard gorged on fallen apples after a thief’s efforts were foiled. Veterinary notes the illness is common in cows and can be fatal though four others were saved. The story links to broader national events as Eisenhower aides travel amid recovery.

Seneca Falls N.Y Herman Larsen Sutecad Winston-Salem N.C Jim Orchard Smith Mocksville Charles Hel Jack Hart

Speculation On President's Intentions Dominates Washington

Today editorial page discusses speculation on the President's likely moves in politics. Readers are directed to follow regular features on pages 2 and 14, including Amusements, Editorials, Letters, Classifieds, and a full note on the Graham sermon addressing domestic issues and marriage roles.

Washington David Lawrence

Two-Deck Express Bus Crash Kills Six In Michigan City

A Greyhound double-decker bus carrying 25 passengers crashed into a parked semi-trailer on U.S. 20 near Michigan City Indiana. Six people died and 21 were injured, many in critical condition. The bus was en route from Chicago to New York with most passengers asleep at 12:40 a.m. EST when it struck the truck after the driver failed to see the warning flare. The truck driver Harry Williams 43 reported he waved a flare to alert the bus but the collision occurred, shattering the bus and throwing debris. Authorities identified the dead as Sylvia Money Sol Sender Mrs. Charles G. Hoth Helen Rusnak Mrs. Friedel Greenail Anthony Willam Bruno. The truck carried 13 000 rounds of freight and was halted for repairs prior to the accident.

Michigan City Ind Greyhound Sylvia Money York Sol Sender Chicago Charles G. Hoth Lafayette Hall Helen Rusnak Friedel Greenail Los Altos Calif Anthony Willam Bruno Wamington New York Harry Williams U.S. 20 Williams Ogden Jarvis Gill Chicago' l Jis Chica the Weather Bureau Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Elmira Binghamton Oneonta Sampson Air Force Base Alies Watertown Massena Glens Falls Albany Poughkeepsie Newburgh New York City U. S Sacramento Corning Jer P Davis Civil Defense Emira Chula Vista California Genesee Wellsville Allegheny Olean Lorence Qlean London Daily Worker Penn Southern Tier

Port Chester Baby Named Diyight Eisenhower

Diyight D. Eisenhower was born at Port Chester Hospital seven hours before the President's 65th birthday to Mrs. Donald Eisenhower of Armonk New York. The couple said they hoped for the birthday, but were happy anyway and noted Mamie as a possible girl name. The Port Chester Eisenhowers are not related to the President.

Port Chester D. Eisenhower Donald Eisenhower Armonk Mamie

Chuckle over jury verdict and sanity defense dialogue

A humorous courtroom exchange features a judge asking for excuses after an acquittal arguing insanity. Foreman of the jury quips about twelve insanes being the jurors, highlighting the light tone of the moment in a dramatic murder trial.

Upstate Voter Registration Slumps in Off-Year Electio

Upstate cities reported a general decline in voter registration after three days of the off year election period. Broome County communities showed similar declines since switching to permanent registration, while Elmira and Albany posted mixed results. In Broome, Binghamton and nearby towns fell from 1951 totals.

Albany Upstate Broome County Elmira Rochester Troy Utica Cohoes Rome Watervliet Rensselaer Binghamton Johnson City Endicott

Connecticut Town Declares Emergency as Mad River Floods

Winsted officials, facing rising waters from the Mad River, declared a state of emergency. The river swelled near Route 44 and eastern sections, prompting evacuations as police and fire crews respond to worsening conditions.

Emil Ryan Mad Van Ebsree Fire Service Silvalian Secstion Waldo Weath

Deadly Northeast storm kills seven in New York

A violent fall storm raged across the Northeast leaving 11 dead, with seven fatalities in New York State including a Bridgeport farmer. The system spawned heavy rain, high winds, and flooding. power outages affected 2,500 homes in upstate New York as bridges failed and rivers rose. rainfall records show Buffalo and Albany among the highest catches, while Elmira faced a 15.5 foot crest.

New York State Bridgeport Seaboard Connecticut New Jersey Maine Syracuse New York Electrc Upstate Weather Bureau Albany Pennsylvania Canada

Two Party Chairmen Debate U S Outlook in Chicago

Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler criticizes the Geneva summit as a huckster foreign policy that harmed America. Republican National Chairman Leonard W Hall counters that Eisenhower and his Cabinet brought peace and prosperity. The Illinois Chamber of Commerce hosts the CBS radio debate on domestic and foreign issues impacting the 1956 elections.

Chicago Paul M. Butler Geneva Eizenhowey Leonard W. Hall Tees Illinois State Chamber Fleet Commerce CBS Huckster Butler Geneva Jack Eisenhower

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