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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1949

Page

2

Hollywood stars spotted in Paris amid lavish hotel gossip

Reporters note Edoward Robinson and Gregory Ravel in Paris with eye catching style while Eddie Cantor and Myrna Loy are seen at the George V hotel. Princess Aly Khan Tyrone Power Linda Christian David O. Selznick Jennifer Jones Ingrid Bergman also present. Bergan hints at covering European Hollywood happenings. Observer recounts high prices dampening European travel and a Venice gondolier joke from Edgar Bergen.

Paris Hallywood-Gilhes Champs-Elysees Eoger Bergen Edoward C. Robinson Wa Gregory Ravel Eddie Cantor Ida Ini Ahip Joba Garfield Europe Princess Aly Khan Tyrone Power Linda Christian David O. Selznick Jennifer Jones Ingrid ‘Bergman

Midnight Eart and Townsfolk Cast at Elko Studio

A fragmentary item notes Bill Morton traveling to Elko Nevada to consult with Bing Crosby on the Ms Music script. Mentions Lola Reeves and Lucilla Ball among others, with scattered references to stage and film figures, a busy social scene, and a Jamaica race track comparison.

Our Town Bill Morton Elko Nev Bing Crosby Rawdstine Reeves Jo Stafford Red Park Lucilla Ball Rew Bleck “Magic Ed Smal Astor Roof

US Detains Swedish Labor Writer at Ellis Island

Immigration authorities detained Dr. Tage Lindbom, Swedish labor writer, at Ellis Island after his arrival by plane from Stockholm. No reason given yet for the detention. The report appears amid a roundup of other city and state political and public health items including election fusion talks and a Nassau County beach closure due to poliomyelitis concerns.

U. S New York Tage Lindbom Ellis Island Stockholm SLA Albany John I Grey Belfast Alleghany Dewey State Liquor, Authority Grey Albert FL Meyer Wit Liamsville jPoLto CGP Hearth Buffalo Long Island Beach

Isotope Trade Booms Amid Global Shipments

In Oak Ridge the isotope market expands as the Atomic Energy Commission reports 7 613 shipments to institutions locally and abroad over three years, with 21 foreign nations receiving 538 shipments since Aug 2 3888.

Oak Ridge Tern Atomic’ Energy Commission

Rude Pravo Attacks Archbishop Over Excommunication

In Prague the communist daily Rude Pravo denounces Archbishop Josef Matocha of Olomouc for excommunicating Rev. Jindrich Volny of Jaroměř for backing government Catholic Action. The piece presents a charged critique amid church-state tension in Moravia.

Red Paper Prague Czechoslovakia Rude Pravo Today Catholic Action Organization Josef Matocha Olomouc Moravia Jindrich Volny Jarox

Deaths Tromas E Saveres and Lyle Grace Graves

Obituary notices report deaths of Tromas E Saveres of Ohio and Lyle Grace Graves, first woman professor of home economics at Cornell. Other brief items mention professors and staff at Oxford and England, with scattered and garbled place names such as Armprior and Alba.

Byrd Ticket Wins Virginia Primary Amid Tight Races

In Virginia, the Byrd ticket swept the party primary, with heavy rural support boosting Francis Edwards and others. John S Baite led with 106 votes among 4,770 precincts reporting, while Leroy Arnold and Renie L contested upper offices as multiple incumbents faced renomination bids.

Richmond John S Baite Scrawsr Alent Us Battle Byrd HI Wich Baite Col Francissi Ees Edwards Renie L. Arnold Ceran Legisti Senate Executive l

Slave Labor Debated at Geneva United Nations

In Geneva the U N Economic and Social Council heard Russia deny using slave labor as British charges alleged mass production style coercion. The United States urged a straight answer on whether forced labor existed, while Carter Smith Sr. pressed for a clear yes or no regarding investigations.

Geneva Switzerland Bataii Formalis Russia United Nations Economic and Social Council Britain United States Carter Smith Sri

Vatican Attacks Japanese Birth Control Law

The Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano claims Japan's new birth control measure aids Communists and predicts Reds will outnumber opponents by 1968. The piece notes only Communists opposed the law and questions its impact on population growth among adherents.

Avatican Vatican Osservatore Romano Japan Catholic Welfare Council Japanese Chamber of Deputies

Statue of Liberty restoration work on Liberty Island begins

New York reports the Statue of Liberty site on Liberty Island under repair. The work includes draining rubble removal, a new heating system, updated drainage and water pipes, razing two old buildings, and installing a new pier after a $500000 appropriation.

Liberty New York Pliberty Grand Lady of Hedloes Island

One Man's Opinion on Dean Acheson as Secretary of State

Walter Kieran notes the selection of Dean Acheson as best male balance of talent and diplomacy. He quips on whether Acheson is a good dancer or a capable secretary, praising his ability to handle tricky situations without force. Tom Clark is mentioned as a notable figure who anticipated the Missouri Wall collapse and earned recognition.

Walter Kieran Dean Acheson Secretary of State Tom. Clark Missouri Walls

Eight Man Police Force Resigns in Loves Park

Police Chief Ray E. York patrols streets alone as the eight man force resigns over pay and equipment protests. Officials seek replacements but the patrols quit amid a probation test of a new city pay scale for officers.

Loves Park Ray E. York Larson

MacArthur splits Jap monopolies plan reaches decision

General MacArthur announced the deconcentration of Japan's wartime economy ending today. Eleven large corporations were tagged for break up by a Washington review board, with a broader 325 companies to be examined for divestment and reorganization as allied Occupation policy faced domestic and international debate.

TOKTO MacArthur Japan Asmatt Snance Att Prema United States Asiai As Janan Macannars

Fragmented OCR Note on Japanese Economy and War Context

Fragmented text discusses Japanese life and economy during wartime, noting production and progress under a pact era. Mentions observers in Japan and reference to Seattle and per cent production. Lacks coherent structure and specific events or dates.

Inary Seattle Japan

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