Troy Record, The (Newspaper) - February 19, 1946, Troy, New York The Weather continued THE TROY RECORD Read the LATEST Tho OWN Any In Serin 1946- No. 43 at thi at N. Act of Mirdi 3. N. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1946. Published V Su PRICE FOUR CENTS 32 New Cardinals Including Four From U. S. Pope Says Real Peace Not Yet Won Vatican City Roman Catholic Church yesterday created 32 new the largest and cosmopolitan group ever raised lo tho purple in years of church The new representing 19 nations and six were created at a secret the first to be con- 19-10 and the to create new princes of the church in the seven-year reign of Pope Pius Yesterday's which the Pontiff said had for a long hut had not been able to carry out because of the brought the membership of the Cardinal Coat to Rome Today U. S. tary Mission thai Josef Cardinal would for Koine at 8 a.m. today In Maj. Gen. William S. personal plane if the Tho Cardinal and purty received clearance papers shortly beforo noun Sacred College to short of the made tho college more universally sentative than at any time hia to ry. The new included four from the United seven other parts of the Western Hemi- from throe from three from three from and one each from Turkish Portuguese East Australia and The Stresses Universality of The world-wide character of tho list lent sharp point to the words of the who told old members of the behind guarded that by the creation of the new Cardinals of the church is brought un- der a new since the church does not belong one to one to one but to all peoples of the human Although the action placed Italians in the Sacred Col- lege in the minority for the first time since the 1-Hh Italy will still have nearly five times as Cardinals as any other nation as against six for The in n told the Sacred College Unit cessation of the liad made it possible to proceed with the of new Imt he indicated he still was troubled over the state; of Die he not yet chining on which is anxious and Similar concern was reflected in words of some of the newly created Cardinal of Wew York warned that America endangered by tho of materialism and on 1 Senate Approves lo Change Spring Primary Albany Senate passed last 30-10. a which would eliminate tho spring primary in yours when presidential electors are The opposed by ten would provide that flic mary lie held in June instead of The measure went to the Its Senator Charles 0. said of the spring primary would save every election The Senate also 34-20, ond to the Assembly n hill by Burney which would require Unit election inspectors in districts outside of cities and villages of or more population place on the register the names of persons who were registered at the general Existing law provides for the automatic registration only of those who voted in tho previous general Democratic Leader Elmer r Quinn opposed the election on the grounds that it would ex- tend the campaign and would re- sult in state legislators before the ticket had been V. S. Prelates Receive Notice Of Elevation at Apostolic four United Hf tho Catholic Church are low ready to formal of their to tho Sacred of right ant John Cardinal Edward Cardinal Samuel nal and Cardinal radio from Senate Confirms Allen to Honored Albany Assembly ad- join tied lust night in respect to the memory of Wendell L. who was horn 51 years ago 1040 Republican for president died In 194-1. Washington The Senate confirmed E. Allen day for a director of the ter somu bitter political wrangling that involved financial dealings of two other Truman Edwin W. and James K. The shouting in committees over the latter two nominations for Undersecretary of the Navy and Vardaman for a term on the Federal Reserve nf over onto tho ate Jn the debate there on the tion of for the Reconstruction Finance Semilor Taft tooh the to complain the three appointments exited the indignation of the people of this Me called HIP men Majority Leader of and Senator Lucas lied to the with Lucas asserting that people being indicted by He said Allen he is lie has horse sense le has a sense of Barkley drew a between objections raised Allen and criticism of Abraham Lincoln be- cause of his humorous anecdotes Allen diop his chin down to the and give it a kick every he took a Barkley ed. cannot be criticized for having a sense of Before the actual which came on n voice tho senate turned to 27 n ion by Senator Langer 1R.-N.D.) o send Allen's mime back to tho gested that Allen's numerous ness connect ions might influence in the RFC The brightest fireworks in com- came in the group leaving on the appointment of California oil mnn and for- mer of the Democratic for the Navy There John L. Chicago salesman for a radio lert that turned over him more than in cash for a 1930 California referendum against tho repeal of a state oil conservation has told the committee he on 1'ago Philippine Regiment Sent to Suppress Japs Manila entire army regiment was dis- patched to Island off the mouth of Manila Bay day to suppress Japanese who were reported terrorizing ino Macario Philippine Army Chief of said that tho first Tarlac ment was landing on the island seventy miles southwest of Manila to comb the jungle for remnants of an Japanese Numerous killings of Filipino farmers and pillaging of lages has been ta Smaller patrols earlier have been unable to find the who hid until the patrols gave up the then resumed attacks on Health Plan Veto Blow To Democrats Albany lative leaders said last night thai the report of thc State sion on Medical Care was sad disappointment to the advocates ably Atom Value Called Psychological Washington was de- from the with tho atom bomb providing perfect excuse for Maj. Alexander P. De told the War ment Summarizing his findings on an official inspection tour of the made last fall at the behest of Secretary of War an aviation said in hia was a face-saving miracle which saved perhaps half a million American lives and several million Japanese Though the shima and Nagasaki episodes ed only less than three per cent to the material devastation already visited on its psychological value WHS hey ond both the defeated and the As to the military importance of the Hiroshima Seversky re- his statements last week be- fore the Senate Atomic Committee that the same damage with of health insurance and The commission day that a compulsory health in- surance program would cost a nml opposed it til there lias been more experience in the field of medical and pital Minority Lenders F 1 m c r F. of the Senate and Irwin Steingut of the Assembly said in a ity of tho in violation of an expressed mandate ami ing the duly that was imposed upon have recommended that by loaded with Tlie report was released by the War Department with a statement by Patterson that it represented Severity's personal and not sarily the War Department's views but merited careful Severally he interviewed the principal American commanders and ninny Japanese including Em- peror His conclusions in- 1. the a complete victory was scored through the without need for surface invasion and the enemy's immense surface 2. By industries out of no program of health insurance be j modern buildings and scattering undertaken by the The Democratic leaders urged that a public be held on a Democratic hill lo up a health insurance system and declared that if the commission report was of the most mental pieces of forward-looking and liberal legislation will he A long series of proposed election law leads off the legislative calendar in what promises to he n heavy Bowles Sees Inflationary Explosion Unless Nation Holds Wage-Price Line Steel Strike Ends at All Basic Firms Telephone Workers Appeals Assembly May Vote Pittsburg and lin Steel Corp. yesterday an- it had signed a contract with the United Steel Workers Union similar to that now held by U. 3. The corporation also disclosed a plan for salary adjustments is Operation of J. L. plants was to be resumed us soon ns As Jones and Laughlin joined the ranks of plants signing con- the nation's steel industry began a gradual climb back to normal Industry officials said the return to work would be slow because furnaces ami plants require aration for full which may not be attained for from one to four Mills employing almost of the opened Investigating Com- he was and Strike Action Today Raps Failure To Give Fleet Data on Japs The Pacific 19-11 intelligence officer asserted yesterday the Pearl bor story have been if Washington had sent Hawaii copies of its decoded anese Capt. T. told the For OP A Extension Washington Bowles assured the nation yesterday lhat under President Truman's new policy thc prices of the of ter and bo held at about their present But he warned that of Hie entire nation is the inflation boiler is dangerously near the explosion our entire economic future at L. adviser to tuld thc OPA believes ali controls but rents J Tenn. opinion poll of delegates to the ing conference of thc National of Telephone Workers last night revealed a majority in favor of a to support its dema Joseph A. federation development as thc assembly recessed until ing and executive board went into a closed session Union heads said the tion would bo submitted to the be next thu OPA act is he representing for day or said a majority of the lifty unions com prising the ation arc favor at a.m. ending officially the strike in American labor Union headquarters reported the entire basic steel industry had Some fabricating concerns were wait in LJ tu sen what price relief they would be granted before making Philip president of thc C. 1. O. and the steel reasonable to pre- dict that within the next ten days the entire fabricating industry will be signed when he learned two years after the Dec. 7, 19-11, attack that had been on I been negligent and not in- formed the fleet of something tney should have he would have been and probably deserved Lay ton explained that he meant S. Steel's acceptance tif an jf he had been negligent after the 1SU- cents an hour wage war demand broke the strike deadlock last after a a ton in- crease was approved for basic steel Meanwhile the Weirton Steel which has no contract with the C. 1. O. and continued operations the announced a 22 cents fin hour increase for piece work and tonnage em- Its workers em ployed the Inc. Ho was fleet officer throughout the Before ton tho com- mit teti heard Senator Thomas C. Hart relate that as commander of the Asiatic Fleet he his ships for security s tho war threat de- dispersed reasons About ten days before Japan opened Hart he and j even sent some ships to are represented by hinds East Indies ports Weirton Independent to get Mounties Seize Top Canadian As Atom Arrests Rise Ottawa of thn men in the Canadian ment's Investigation into the age of secret nml in- formation held n Kink to deputy it was learned last As the Royal Mounted Police continued to and it was ed that none of the suspects held deputy minister the highest rank for a civil servant iti the although one was as Thc royal ing tho which source Involved Ihe transmission of atomic secret a to would not reveal thc of the suspects or their although It is known 22 or former employees of the ment woro arrested laat K. T. Wood of thc Mounted Police said the commission into those are hound to be now de- and each will he in- U was expected that the royal commission would linish in- In two or three weeks and would Issue a public report after although pome observers said tho body might issue an interim report within a few AH the arrests continued and nesses received ment employees have found inking in their offices each morning to determine who was Tho Montreal Star said day six persons were there 111 at the Foreign Bell Telephone Co. building and thc University of them to the of the Japanese committed 3. The Japanese were capped by their totalitarian system failed to develop the by which American leaders kept pace with war Thu Pacific Theater was most H museum of lost aeronautical because of can failure to develop bigger planes with longer 5. Japanese bombing was futile and an ex- pression of find of the future will prove no more decisive than the TNT kamikaze of tho Had the Japanese not American air power could have knocked out the bases of the planes the enemy 7, The atomic bomb destruction at Hiroshima and Nagasaki waa incendiary in and thc deaths were duo almost entirely to lire nnd to falling Hnd the same bombs been dropped in like manner on New York or Seversky asset the damage would have been no than that from a ten-ton British Seamen Strike About British seamen aboard a signal training ship wont on a hunger yesterday In demand for speedier 'n ion of pay allowances nnd better loud China Policy In Manchuria Stiffening Chungking ing of policy in Manchuria yesterday led observers to predict a of hey ond which the government would re- fuse to go to satisfy Russian de- disclosed in many ways but not openly would allow conclusions to sia in the Held of but would balk at any clear infringement of Chinese sovereignty over that valuable but troubled heritage of Japan's The general public remains very much in the dark about the exact nature of Kussian but rumors concerning float on every Separating fact from rumor shows these The Russians still forces in i hough the Feb. 1 line for their withdrawal is long Chinese sovereignty has been re- stored only in a small segment of that huge Russians have requested in and discussions are in although the treaty of Kist specified sian control of Port joint use of as a free and joint operation of certain The Chinese Communists demand recognition of a army in Manchuria which they say numbers decontrol ourselves cither out of x x x Kent can ihen approximately be trans- ferred to other agencies or to the climbed Capitol Hill to ior a lion of price which arc due tn expire June 30. and tho profiteers are their he de- is to take and deceive is is lo take teamwork and support on every hand it we are to hold this un Betting Appearing for the Mrst time in of concise opinion on the strike A majority vole on the on a per capita could authorize the executive board to call by its bers in the American Telephone and Telegraph According to union will have an to vote in accordance with its The Western Employees a went out on Jan. 3 and j Mr. hia new role as designated ic Bowles told the House speaks for As the delegates streamed from new is the room they appeared to be in and there was no suggestion the proceedings lacked harmony and will turn One spokesman who declined use back ilie inflation It not mean a retreat to a new and price he he those who are betting of his name predicted lhat the j on inflation in the stock market strike vote would go before the and in the commodity let elates today or tomorrow probably will be Union leaders emphasized that me say betting on the wrong Isn't going to be any We're going to dont of Ihe Federation of Long With a he told how he Line nationwide formed Dutch Admiral f rich strike of long line operators will that thc ships would have difficulty j if tho strike in Philadelphia taking on oil and might be around the opinion poll was just that and hold the price and rent line as to discuss if j held it since other factors were ihe lobbyists and John A. groups to the contrary for some Under the Hart get is not settled within 2-1 Long-distance service to and from was reported partly paralyzed by a of he gave Lo that he intends to use ull the power at his command to prevent ifi one thing we must not he Bowles called upon Congress to lie was required to State Department permission be- toll A Bell Telephone i the inflation in the real estate fore sending warships into another System official who declined use of j as a necessary step if the nation's ports except for an name said the strike resulted j new program matter such as a retired to a on the actions of Admiral band E. the Fleet commander whose available fillips were all anchored in Pearl Harbor and were disabled by the Japanese Hart smilingly commented might be that he was not fully alerted in Hay for the start of He explained there was some going on there at the But iie said that in late 1941 signs progres sively indicated was coming and that the odds were to although never got around to from a controversy over the tion of an operator to assistant chief Operators 1-eave said the general walkout would take place of what at the conference of the Federation of Tele- Workers Shortly to He asked for tion of food He gave summary of Truman's new economic which the President himself de- BOWLES on 1'agc, after hoard the fed recommended Cations i Justice Douglas strike by its members hero long line operators left their jobs in Philadelphia in what the union was local dis- Moron said he notified that long line operators left their jobs Philadelphia the I company promoted a non-member M May Get Interior Post Washington man had lunch yesterday wilh Justice William O. Douglas of the United States Supreme by twenty of mentioned us a from Alleged Killer Jailed York Magistrate Charles yesterday held Gordon de 35, without boil on a homicide charge in the ing of iiia 78-year-old twin May and Viola de In their Stalen Island Richmond County M. Kane said de Hart had signed a that he si ruck the women on the head with a wooden wedge Kriday after a quarrel over Directs Steel Price increase The visit not scheduled on the regular House calling j The White and Democratic Party said tliG President Washington The j discussed the interior ment directed nn increase vacancy by thn stormy in maximum prices for carbon and I lust w ek of Harold an outgrowth of alloy steel products equivalent to testimony criticizing tin per of Edwin for Navy The signed by J. C. lluU it doubtful is in line with reached dent Truman's new at thc of tho It was approved hy Reconversion Director John W. i which will tho As set forth in tho the in- he no. of Lancaster Officials Dispute Need for Increased Police Aid Pa. A general strike call of A. F. workers idled three industrial and six trucking causing thc city to for more police But it was mostly a day of con- fusion for the inhabitants of tho Lancaster There was no Thc partially effective ordered in support of a 13-day sit led to withdrawal of police guards at the struck Con- Transportation Company carbarns scene of recurrent dis- Conostoga abandoned operation of buses with s after thousands of persons gathered at Acting Mayor iel W. Coulter called off city en- forcement authorities who escort ed vehicles through picket Coulter declared the to with I ho si I nation nnd twice directed picas for help to Sheriff John But claimed local police can handle thc situation quite The sheriff he saw state of adding he would call on Edward Martin for help unless there was or Martin's floe snid the state stands ready to give any assistance John U. Labor added a bright to the ing in efforts to get together with tho Workers Union which demanding a 20-ecnt.s-an-hour wago and other contract will be in such amounts in judgment of thc OPA will be equivalent lo per ton for all carbon nnd alloy mill It was on the of in- crease that strike was settled Hu is supporting Senator honey for thn One informed White source said last that the ter Is Legislature Asked To Protest Seaway Albany Assemblyman son C. introduced a concurrent resolution last asking to Congress to the posed development of tho St. rence Tho Republican the Seaway would divert from ports of Albany and New York Iho Investments of millions nf j On Inside Pages He Mild it. nisi opportunity would j generally in nil the kinds of systems in Now York Markets of Peo Serial Sports Page Page 19 17 3 10 10, 20 12 10, 20 10, 20 C. 15 17
