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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1950

Page

7

Wisconsin village awaits seventh visit claim of Virgin Mary

In Necedah Wisconsin a 41 year old mother of seven, Mary Van Hoof, awaits what she says will be a seventh visitation from the Virgin Mary. Thousands gather despite church warnings as priests resume Masses at St. Francis Church and parish hall. Local shrine and Fatima statue mark the home, sighting reported last May, with crowds arriving by car, bus, and train.

Necedah Wis John Treacy la Crosse St. Francis Church St. Francis Mary-Anna van Hoof St. Francis “Church Swithh Fred JoAnn Yellow River Iintry Maryes van Hoofs Milwaukee Van

G O P Senators Seek Decision on Controls

Senate Republicans split over mobilizing the home front calling a conference to discuss the issue. Senator Ives said the session would likely change few opinions and not bind the minority. The meal of debate centers on an administration backed economic controls bill giving Truman broad authority over wage price controls credit limits and allocation of scarce materials. Maybank offered an amendment guaranteeing meatpacking profits if price ceilings are imposed to prevent shortages and black markets.

Washington Senate Ives G.O.P. J Powlwowr TIVE G.O.P House Truman Maybank D-S.c

Crowds Gather at Shrine Area with Silent Procession

Long kneeling benches line the shrine area as volunteers manage the crowd. Police direct two roads to the 120 acre farm while stands sell drinks, food, and religious goods. Hundreds camped in cars and tents, while others slept on porches and lawns across town.

Dockers Boycott Russian Crab Meat Over War

New York longshoremen boycott 250000 dollars worth of Russian canned crab meat from the British liner Parthia. They refuse to unload the 80 tons until the cargo is sent back to Russia, saying they will not move it. Daniel J. Donovan of the International Longshoremen's Association in Boston confirms the stance.

New, York GP A.F.L Russia Parthia Boston Daniel J. Donovan International Longshoremen’s Association

Russian jet strafes near southern communications center

A Russian-made North Korean Yak aircraft strafed and dropped five 500 pound bombs on a southern battlefront communications center Tuesday. It marked the first Red air activity in days with total casualties reported as one pig.

Masan South Korea

Eskimos Struggle to Store Winter Food in Alaska

The Nunatag miut Eskimos face difficulty building a substantial winter food supply due to their scarce resources and harsh climate.

Alaska

Prison Official Dies of Injuries in Utica Crash

Edward P. Fuller a 36 year old parole officer at Great Meadows Prison Comstock died in a Utica hospital from injuries suffered in a three car crash Sunday in Lairdsville Route 5. His wife Ann 38 died en route to hospital after the accident. Four others were injured.

Utica Gpi Edward P. Fuller Great Meadows Comstock Utica Fuller Ann Lairdsville Here

Packard Strike Ends Auto Peace

A overnight walkout by 8,000 Packard workers ends two months of labor peace in the auto industry. The United Auto Workers called the strike as production of the 1951 Packard car model was gaining speed.

Detroit Packard C.so United Auto Workers

Four Dead In Flaming B-29 Crash Near Fort Worth

A B-29 bomber from Barksdale Air Force Base crashed in a field near Fort Worth, Texas, killing four crewmen and injuring eight. The aircraft, en route to Carswell AFB, plowed 0.5 miles before bursting into flames, with three bodies recovered from the nose and one from the center. Names of the dead and several injured were released, identifying captains, lieutenants, and sergeants from multiple states.

Fort Worth Tex Here Barksdale Air Force Base Shreveport Carswell Air Force Base

Lavapuk Eyewash Ad Claims Quick Relief and Satisfaction

Advert suggests Lavapuk eyewash provides soothing relief for redness burning itching and irritation with a money back guarantee. Claims 35 years of success and praise from thousands. Buy Lavoptik today.

Lavoptik

Priests Seek Remains Of 3 Slain Missionaries

AURIESVILLE priests and Fordham students search the site beside a Jesuit shrine for remains of Saints Isaac Jaques Jeane De Lalande and Rene Goupil slain by Mohawk Indians in 1632 and 1636. The dig targets a village refuse heap near the mission site with plans to continue next summer.

Auriesville Fordham University Montgomery County J. Franklin Ewing Ford‘ham Isaac Jaques Jeane de Lalande Rene Goupil Father Joques New York City

Goldwyns Son to Wed Tomorrow in Berkeley

Samuel Goldwyn Jr and Jennifer Howard to wed in Berkeley California tomorrow. The couple plans a Carmel California honeymoon with the ceremony at the home of the bride’s uncle and aunt, Dunvan and Mrs McDuffie.

Berkeley Calif Samuel Goldwyn, Sr Jennifer Howard Sidney Howard Carmel Dun‘van McDuffie

Teacher Parks on Bridge and Kills Self

Miss Jeanette Lafferty, 25, a fifth grade teacher at Woodbury, N.J., parked at the Delaware River Bridge toll house yesterday after paying the toll. She used a 22 caliber pistol and left an unsigned note in the car saying she could not go on living.

Camden Jeanette Lafferty Delaware River Bridge Owen Miss Lafferty Woodbury N.J

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