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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1946
Page
2
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly index rose eight cents to 52. The previous high was 45.30 on July kin 1919. Oats barley hams bellies butter cheese hogs lambs advanced while wheat corn rice potatoes steers and sheep declined.
In Washington the Army tests blue winter off post uniforms for officers and enlisted personnel. Officials debate solid color versus two tone dark coats and light trousers as samples are worn this fall and public reaction surveyed.
The obituary notice lists Wilhelm Marx former chancellor of Germany during the Weimar era in Bonn and Frank Lori a New York real estate executive with Cross & Brown among others. It also references a Detroit manufacturing disruption and various unrelated notes from 1997 and Scotland.
Informed sources estimate vessels in Bikini Lagoon exposed to radioartised poisoning from the underwater atomic bomb could remain hazardous for up to twelve months. Decontamination would proceed slowly after mid August as civilian radiologists and naval personnel return to the United States.
In Manila nine new hormicides are listed with three American deaths. Bodies of Earl Atkins and Forrest F. Flu hearty found off the waterfront and downtown stabbing kills Allen C. Lane as U. S. Army private prepares to sail home. Also Hollywood leaders in Moscow spark claims of biased American press.
University of Chicago student Heirens, detained since June, described three killings and 29 burglaries in a lengthy statement to State's Attorney Tuohy. He reenacted scenes at the Degnan and Brown residences, identified the crime sites, and discussed motives while law enforcement weighs life imprisonment with no parole.
LaGuardia urged UN aid programs to finish in Europe by year end 1946 and in the Far East by March, proposing a liquidation committee to wind up UNRRA by December 31. He pressed the Soviet delegation to avoid clashes over Russian held land products and insisted no country be forgotten as displaced persons remain.
An opinion column riffs on moon radio contact and a Chicago scientist predicting moon trips within a decade. It jokes about oxygen absence and meat on the moon, notes delays and Paris as a turning point, and imagines future rocket passengers.
Delegates at the Paris peace conference consider hearings on commission cases. Molotov is viewed as a good loser after the majority voting dispute. The Evall proposal to extend rules to treaty commissions is withdrawn. Yugoslavs push for direct submissions to the Big Four, while Western powers fear further voting tensions.
Warsaw reports the Polish Ministry of Justice planned to prosecute Hans Fischer former Nazi governor of Warsaw for war crimes this summer but faces difficulty collecting evidence. Many documents that could have aided the prosecution were destroyed in the 1844 Warsaw insurrection.
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