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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1946
Page
9
The piece argues most new enterprises fail from capital limits and imitates. It recommends offering something customers want and different from rivals, citing examples in food, hosiery, candy, coal, and hardware. Distinctive delivery or packaging can build profitability before funds exhaust.
Norfolk report says one pilot is missing and another parachuted to safety after an unidentified plane struck a four-ship Navy one seater formation near Cape Henry. Lt. M. C. Mason of San Diego was ejected and rescued by a boat after his aircraft was hit while avoiding the collision.
In Jersey City New Jersey Robert Holton three was returned to his mother and stepfather in Beacon New York under ten thousand bail. His grandfather and grand-uncle are held for a second hearing on kidnapping charges for bringing him to New Jersey. The boy was turned over to his stepfather Stanley Quick at police headquarters after being brought earlier by his grandfather Frank Winkler.
A procession of witnesses testified today as the grand jury probes the Aug 10 race riot. Ten white men were arrested in the incident and the investigation began yesterday. The jury aims to finish today or tomorrow but likely cannot report before Thursday due to the absence of Circuit Judge James H. Crow Jr.
The French News Agency reports Jacques Menard wartime political editor of Le Matin has been arrested on charges of collaboration.
In Look magazine excerpts from Elliott Roosevelt's As He Saw It recount a 1940 Atlantic Charter meeting aboard the Augusta. Churchill allegedly warned Roosevelt you are trying to do away with the British Empire while Roosevelt and Elliott debate postwar plans and Soviet involvement.
A fragment cites conversations leading to bargains and promises. The speaker claims promises were violated and peace structures disavowed by the other side.
He attributes much of the fault to Churchill and cites a statement his father made about the prime minister describing him as “A real old Tory, isn’t he?”
A candid remark notes a conservative ally from the old school who can adapt. The speaker expresses confidence in achieving harmony with the longtime Tory, easing concerns about friction and promising cooperative ties.
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