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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1956

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Basilio Stops Saxton In Ninth To Retain Welter Crown

Carmen Basilio, an ex Marine, defeats Johnny Saxton in the ninth round. The Chicago bout ends amid a dramatic finish as Basilio signals a cross and the crowd erupts. The event draws a large gate and substantial receipts for the Boxing Club showing.

Chittenango Choa Choo Carmen Basilio Ling Chicago Johnny Saxton New York City al Bert Beteen Gladiators Axins Jose Carmen Qing Elemis Rena Boxing Club Goncindor

Car Plunges Off Road. Youth Killed Near Tully

A 19-year-old Cortland man, Robert James Henry of 19 Tompkins St, died when his car left Route 80 near Tully at about 6:15 am today. He was pronounced dead at the scene from a broken neck after the vehicle rolled over twice and crossed the road. A passenger, Ottaly Westlake of Cortland, 35, was hospitalized with abrasions. Henry worked at General Electric on Thompson Rd. Westlake was en route to Carrier Co. in Cortland. Investigating troopers included Cpl. W. K. McDermott and Trooper Stanley Kouget.

Cortland Syracuse Tully Robert James Henry Tompkins St Walty Martin F. Hilinger Onondaga County Hilinger Henry Westlake Wael General Electric Thompson Rd Carrier Coz Lea N. Henry Tompasins St W. Ik. McDermott Stanley Kouget BCL J. A. Cerlna

Today’s financial story headline reading largest 29567 impact

A clipped page item previews the day’s key financial narrative and editorial interpretation by Sylvie Porter. The page lists sections such as Amusements 62 Radio-TV 51 Bridge 38 Senior Classified 369 Forum 70 and Financial 63, with editorial notes and page references for today’s features and a highlight on pictures.

Sylvie Porter WYER Financial

Adlai Opens Campaign With $280000 Broadcast Push

Adlai Stevenson formally launches his presidential bid with a 280000 dollar nationwide media drive. The Democratic nominee will appear on three TV and four radio outlets in a saturation effort described as pivotal, with details on the speech kept secret. Stevenson flew to Harrisburg as a hurricane center report tracked winds near 70 mph. he arrived with running mate Estes Kefauver and aides at 1 10 a.m. local time amid weather cautions and tight security.

James Devlin Harrisburg Adlai Stevenson Miami Stevenson Florida Gierce Navy New York Ethel Howe George M Thueiane Plancy Walter Davis Estes Westher Tennessee Gov. Yral Warrisburg State Air

Wampum Indians land claims and oil profits noted

Secretary Seaton cites a 4 record of several million dollars from oil and gas leases tied to Indian lands ending June 30, contrasting with 28 million in 1954 55 and 13 million in 1950 52. The item references Stevenson speeches and Democratic convention attendees as context.

Washington Seaton

Birth of a baby girl reported in Chickasha home

Mrs Toe Stamper, 36, gave birth to a girl at her Chickasha home. Dr C A Bumgardner reported the birth last night and said both mother and baby are doing well.

Chickasha Olla Toe Stamper C. A. Bumgardner Parioa Mother Sum

Eisenhower Plans Broad Campaign Drive Against Democrats

In Gettysburg President Eisenhower signals a future focus on administration gains while leaving sharp attacks on the Democrats to Vice President Nixon. He urges Republicans to mobilize voters, campaign nationwide, and turn the effort into a crusade for victory in November, stressing prosperity and progress.

Jack Bell Gettysburg Eisenhower Nixon GOP Cme Eisenhow-Eisenheyr War Oriier

Burns Urges Arabs and Jews to Stop Attacks

UN truce chief Edson Burns urged both sides to end the border violence on the Jordan-Israel frontier after a major clash near Rohna. Israel said 20 Jordanians were killed and that Israeli soldiers were killed in patrol clashes. Jordan accused Israel of heavy attacks with trucks and armored cars, while a report said two Israeli guardsmen were killed by Jordanian actions on a road between the Dead Sea and the Red Sea.

Jerusalem Edson Burns U.N Jordan Is Jrael Suez Arlais Anl Trach Dead Sea Red Soa Atelier Burns Fitz Security Council Tel Aviv Maariv Israel U.N. Nergematters Rohna National

Lloyd Assures U S Backing For Suez Move Commons

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden era speaks in the House of Commons claiming the United States fully supports Britain and France over the Suez Canal plan. He notes the UN veto risk and says Britain will not surrender canal control to a single government or person. Mollet reportedly seeks Soviet caution amid regional crisis.

London Selyn Lloyd Galted Egypt Loyd United Nations Soviet Russia Eden Nasser Burgasia Suez Guy Mollet Nicolai Awganin Bulginia Canal Dis Ute Britain France Security Council

Winkelman low bid on lake shore arterial project

The Winkelman Co Inc of Syracuse made the lowest bid of 5 721 391 03 for the fourth section of the West Shore arterial highway in Syracuse reaching a total project cost near 20 million dollars. The bid was the only other bid besides J Groves and Son. Completion date set for December. The project links to the Thruway and North South expressway and will expedite traffic to the fair grounds.

Lake Shore Egypt Dulles Gon Suez Canal Albany D. W. Winkelman Co, Inc Syracuse Minster Badendig State Public Works Aniow Authority J. Groves and Son West Shore Oswego Bivd Fair Ground Townsend St Adams St

Weather outlook shifts to showers and cooler trend

The Weather Bureau at Hancock Field reports fair and warm conditions tonight. Clouds, a chance of showers or thunderstorms are expected tomorrow night and Saturday morning with a high around 84. Temperatures fall by Saturday, and rain should end by Saturday afternoon.

Hancock Field Jet

Feen-Agers Have Regular Arsenal

In Bladensburg Maryland police recovered from 30 teenagers a cache of weapons including 71 pistols 2 shotguns 3 rifles 1 bazooka 11 submachine guns 2 machine guns 2 machine gun barrels and 4 broken bayonets The youths reportedly gathered them from a junkyard where a dealer had acquired the old weapons from the government and left them piled in the yard.

Bladensburg

Today’s Chuckle Misheard Invite Sparks Odd Exchange

A lighthearted exchange has a husband recounting a misheard invitation from Joe. Joe asked him to stop by for a drink, he declined, and curiosity about Why followed. The humor hinges on a playful misunderstanding between the men.

Wate Joe

Mauhs to Safeguard Game Birds Health

Conservation Commissioner Sharon J Mauhs acted swiftly today to prevent any future epidemics of botulism among pheasants on New York State game farms. She announced measures to safeguard health and prevent disease spread across facilities.

Aubany Sharon J. “Mauhs New York State

Appeal Favors African Route and New Testing Demands

Mauhs, who took office August 1947, issued two orders effective immediately. Swalch urged periodic bird tests and written consent for any contract deviations, citing the Grenadier incident. He addressed pheasant deaths on two state farms, saying progress is forward and expressing confidence in Secretary of State Dulles amid a debate on blocking Suez passage. The commissioner noted openness to conditions regardless of cost and suggested possible dollar loans to friendly nations facing such burdens.

Mauhs Betcome Swalch Grenadier Ueper Washington Sere Vannet Dulles United States Suez Catal Maules Africa U.S

U S Polio Cases Drop In Weekly Totals

Washington reports a drop in polio cases with 55 per case last week and 387 the previous week. The Public Health Service notes a cautious decline pattern and cites state totals such as New York 245 and Illinois 112, with Chicago cases easing.

Washington Public Health Service Massachusetts New York Wieconeln Chicago

Crosby Couples Reconcile After Month Apart

Hollywood report says Bandleadar Seb Crosby and wife June have reconciled after a separation of about one month. The couple, prominent in local entertainment circles, were seen together at a studio event last night signaling renewed harmony.

Hollywood Bandleadar Seb Crosby June

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