Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

Page 1

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1949

Page

1

Rainstorm FloodsWatertown and Rome Areas

Torrential six inch rain battered Watertown flooding Public Square and disrupting lines. Rome saw heavy downpour restoring water supply while Syracuse recorded 0.38 inches with forecasts of clearing skies next day. Weather official called it the heaviest rainfall on record for Watertown.

Syracuse Rome Waterstown Watertown Public Square Robert A. Davidson Waitertown Iweatherman Pulaski Mexico Lowville Fish Creek Dam

Truman accuses Senate leaks over Vaughan aid case

President Truman charged Senate investigators with leaking information damaging to Maj Gen Harry H Vaughan while withholding favorable testimony. He urged reporters to suspend judgment on his military aid until Vaughan can present his side to the five percenters inquiry and said he would not answer questions about Vaughan’s ties to John Maragon and James V. Bunt.

Washington CUP Truman Senate Harry H. Vaughan White ‘House Vaughan John Maragon James V. Bunt Gil

Six Women Die in Crash Near Camp Campbell

Six women lost their lives in a flaming crash between Hopkinsville and Camp Campbell when an automobile collided with a transport truck. Identified dead were Lucy Roper hospital administrator Ann Feper nurse Mary Ann Pyer nurse Trador visitor and Mary Jez nurse. Two soldiers in the other vehicle were injured.

Hopkinsville Kye Here Camp Campbell George Womble Kentucky State Police Birs Lucy Roper Jennie Stewart Memorial Hospital Jaude Oatts Roper Ann Feper Mary Ann Piyer Trador Mary Jezar Womble

Pan Americans collide over overseas air travel monopoly

An editorial notes Pan American Airways faces competition threats as overseas routes grow, potentially reshaping world air lanes. Marque Childs highlights the pace of today’s editorials and related features across pages 30 to 33, with sections on amusements, letters, financials, and columns by Dean Hoerescoops and Mary Hawarth.

Marque Childs Ee Ea Tales Towineats Cc Comics Crassoyora Dean Ing. Renert Die Life St Ragsevett Earl Wisan Winchell

Rita Hawworth pregnant. Aly confirms in Deauville

Prince Aiv Khan announced in Deauville that his American movie star wife Rita Hawworth is expecting a baby. The couple wed May 27 in Vallauris near Cannes and held a reception at the prince’s French Riviera chateau. He did not reveal due dates or travel plans.

Deauville France uPy Aiv Khan Rita Hawworth Aiv Khen Rita iVallauris Cannes Hiviera Adaby

Coco the Clown, 77, Dies in Jacksonville

Coco, famed Barnum and Bailey clown known for performing in the Fare zones and greeting fans, dies at 77 after a long career. Herbert, a longtime health and education clown, moved to Florida years ago and continued entertaining, helping promote health points through humor.

Coco Jacksonville Barnum and Ballescin Herbert Florida Fierids Seheomis

Cripps Returns After Health Treatment Update

Cripps shows marked health improvement after treatment at a Zurich facility. Dr Dagmar Liechti reported progress following a period of convalescence, with signs of recovery as Cripps plans a homeward return soon.

Zurich Stafford Crisas Treviand Sirain Dagmar Liechti Jim Gaxt Cripps

Eighth Polio Case in Area Reported

Dr. C. A. Sargent the health commissioner announced the area has eight polio cases this year with two additional suspected cases still unsettled. One suspect is from the city and one from Chittenango. A total of 20 residents have been treated for polio at City Hospital, including cases from Syracuse and other communities.

Chittenange C. A. Sargent Sargent Chittenango City Hospital Syracuse

Slide bury 13 in Kyushu island landslide

Thirteen people were buried alive by a landslide in Kita Taku village, Saza Prefecture, Western Kyushu. Rescue teams reported they could not locate any bodies as of later updates.

Torno Kyushu Islan Kyodo Saza Kita Taku

Aviatrix Nichols Claims She Flew Airliner in Sea Crash

Windsor Locks Connecticut UP reports Ruth Nichols, famed aviator, insists she piloted the four engine Skymaster on a Rome to Venezuela flight that ended in a sea crash killing eight. Captain Bessey says the plane was on automatic pilot and Nichols was not piloting at any time.

Windsor Locks Cann Ruth Nicholis Miss Nichols Rome Edward Bessey Transocean Skymaster Miss Michols Afiss Nichols Venezuela Conrol Shannon Ireland Bessey Transport Hall Washington Civil Aeronautics Authority

Syrian coup leader El Hinnaoui slain in Damascus

Reports from Damascus say Col Sami El Hinnaoui, who led Syria's latest coup and helped overthrow President Ziam, was shot dead by an assassin. The new civilian cabinet was formed after the transfer of power and a coalition government took office.

Catro Eevpr Damascus Sami El-Hinnaoui Syria Hassni Ziam Ziam Mouhsin El-Barazi Strte Hashem El-Attassi Presidenas Ziaman Phnt Wat Rid Ana Be El-Hinnault Latiac Einnaen Aginr

Mother Beaten To Death By Son In Pittsburgh Area

Pittsburgh police deputy chief says Mrs Mary Clancy was killed last midnight, beaten with an iron poker on her porch steps after a family quarrel with her son John Clancy. A bloodstained poker was found nearby as a manhunt continued.

Pittsburgh Charles Oon Allierken John Clancy Tistargh Mary Cleney Johnsom John

Acheson Opposes Tying Arms Aid to China and Europe

The Administration rejected linking Western Europe aid to non Communist China funding as Congress nears a 51.45 billion arms bill vote. Secretary Acheson argues curtailing European program would delay defense planning and undermine North Atlantic commitments. The stance faces major floor fights over 260 million for China and program end next June 30.

Washington Europe China Acheson Lodge R-Conn

Earthquake Strikes Erzurum Area No Casualties Reported

A 23 strength quake rattled northeast Turkey near Erzurum but the Ministry of the Interior said there were no casualties or damages. Authorities continue to monitor aftershocks and assess the region.

Istanbul Erzurum Turkey Iodax Ministry of the Interior

Two Planes Collide Over Riverweald Near Newack

Early reports indicate two planes collided in the radar airspace above Newack near River. Initial word says both pilots were killed in the impact.

Riverwead TX S Noewack River

System Baffles One Filipino in Postal Zone Notice

Denver and Boston items describe confusion over Uncle Sam's postal zone system. Roman A. Vargas Jr of the Philippines filed a form with false addresses. Horry Zeidman, arrested for lottery slip deposits in his beard. Philadelphia notes advertise in wartime.

Uncle Sam Denver Roman A. Vargas, Jr Philippines Colorado State Publicly Department St_ Paul Virac Cataduanes Pippines Boston Harry Zeidman Zeidman

Senate to OK Clark Today

The Senate is expected to confirm Attorney General Tom C. Clark as the 86th Supreme Court justice after about three and a half hours of debate. A subsequent vote is anticipated on Truman’s nomination of Senator J. Howard McGrath of Rhode Island to succeed Clark as attorney general.

Washington Senate Tom C. Clark United States Supreme Court Clark Truman J. Howard McGrath Rhode Island

Girl's Stolen Brace Found in Lot

DETROIT 27-Lillie Sally Perrett's leg brace, stolen from her father's car after being obtained from an orthopedic shop, was found by two boys in a vacant lot. The brace aided the spastic girl since birth. Sally was to have a plaster cast removed and her doctors visit today. Her parents promised a red tricycle once she can walk.

Detroit Lillle Sally Perrett Sally

Pork Price Dip Near And Beet May Follow Fight Postponed

Chicago reports say pork prices likely drop at local stores within about 19 days as a bumper crop lowers costs. Beet prices may fall after the pork dip, with the American Meat Institute noting the Midwest crop freshness. A separate Cambridge note records Richarda Moorex-Tait ending a planned dash and arrival of her husband after a yearlong absence.

Chicago Suicher American Meat Institute Toder Baperis Poiteteu Cambridge Richarda Moarrex

State Takes Over Berlin After Military Government Ends

McCloy announced that the 0.3 military government will be replaced by state authority. Occupation questions thereafter will be defined by the State Department as high commissioner McCloy assumes the role.

Verdict Carries Death for Fernandez and Beck

The jury convicted Raymond Fernandez and Patricia Beck of first degree murder in the January 4 Jonesy hearts murder of Mrs Janet Fay, 66, Albany widow. The verdict carries a mandatory death sentence as they stood stoically, with Fernandez showing no emotion and Beck grasping the defense table.

Xew Matsuhe Beck Hee “Jover Raymond Fernandez Jonesy Ihearts Janet Fay Albany Fernandez

Martha Has No 8 New York Electrocution Record

Fragmentary OCR notes recount New York electrocution history with references to Martha Beck and Helen Fowler. The text is garbled but implies the eighth execution in New York and mentions a November 16, 1944 date.

Jury Delivers Verdict. Sentencing Set for Monday

Court declined a defense request to allow jurors a break before sentencing. After the verdict, defendants Mrs Beck aged 28 and Fernandez aged 34 were told to sit. The jury was polled affirming each verdict as spectators filed out, with Deliberations continuing overnight in isolation cells.

Yugoslavs Oust Czech Diplomat From Zagreb Post

Belgrade reports Marsnal Tins government expelled a Czech consular official in Zagreb alleging support for Tito saboteurs in PuToravia. The move follows accusations of espionage and subversive activity against Yugoslavia.

Belgrade Suzetlavia Marsnal Tins Zagreb Rim Encouragnes Bau-Tito Putoravia

Mormon Brides Poemen Rohmen Dies in Hon sycot

The noted actor Poemen Rohmen died at age 45 in Hon sycot. A fragmentary report recalls a Mormon community remark about a husband and a doctor, noting concern and duty during a final illness.

Poemen Rohmen Honsycot Utah Medam Rey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clayton Austin Wilde Round Island Claxton Aly Cripps Bircham Reid Mer Husos H Slastne Anc Ruth Nichols Ginger Pagers Jack Briggs ARMY AID For Columa Turks Associated Press Raymond Fernandes Martha Beck New Hideout Philadelphita Jim Riler OK Clark Midwest Loys Isession Martha New. York Marthe Beck New Yorks New York State Helen "Fowler Magna Falls Eerebhary Seatweit Ion Supreme Court Ferdinand Pecora
Search Courier

Search the Syracuse Herald Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Syracuse Herald Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication