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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1952

Page

9

Landlords Strike Back in Redistributed China Amid Sabotage Claims

The paper reports clashes in central China with landlords accused of reclaiming land mills and tools while sabotaging supplies. It says landlords harassed peasants, arson and poisoned wells, cut power lines, and damaged railways as a broader struggle continues between rural elites and reform efforts. The piece notes the Communist paper accusing the landlords of being rural exploiters, tied to a long history of landholding and family lineage.

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South Carolina Delegates Debate Roles at National Convention

A garbled report discusses South Carolina Republican delegates and electors pledged to Sparkman and Stevenson. It mentions the secretary of state and publican party notes, with unclear references to convention makeup and election timing.

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Wribtestte Fed Indév at 52 Peak

The report notes market activity with wholesale prices and index movements. It mentions price shifts in crops and goods driven by growing conditions and shortages, highlighting wholesale costs and related economic signals.

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Defense motions argued as long trial continues in San Francisco

Judge Mathes heard defense requests on acquittal and sentencing options as multiple defendants face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. One defendant Mary Bernadette Doyle was granted severance due to a heart ailment. Yates was cited for contempt after refusing to answer questions about party affiliations. Bail remained set from $55,000 to $10,000 as sentencing nears.

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Bomber Crashes Offshore After Test Flight Fire

A B-36 bomber plunged into the ocean after a test flight catching fire near shore. Two crew members died, six others were rescued, and the blast shook nearby Beach residents. Convair announced two deaths while investigators probed the accident.

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Mysterious Airborne Objects Reported By Star Staff

A Star story cites Fort Belvoir researchers claiming man made saucers can speed hover or vanish using a vacuum bell and static electricity. The Air Force notes radar blips near a thunderstorm align with atmospheric phenomena.

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Corning Glass Center Reaches Half Million Visitors

Richard M. Smith of Worcester Ohio yesterday became the half millionth visitor to the Corning glass center opening May 19 1951. The center houses an extensive glass research library and a small model glass factory to show the glass making process near the Corning Glass Works, the world’s largest glass manufacturers, which celebrated its 100th anniversary last year.

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Tibetans Targeted as Tibet China Border Tensions Rise

In an interview, Chappelet estimates 20,000 Red troops may be in Tibet, warning that Tibetans and tribes along the Tibet China border resist the party. The report notes Pope Pius XI emphasizes church support for workers while avoiding class struggle. Troops guard trains and roads amid heightened security.

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