22 Aug 1950
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1950
Page
1
Voters in Washington, Mississippi, and another state choose among several candidates, including Clarence E. Pfeifer and Louis B. Heller, to advance in Congress. The outcome hinges on party primaries held today.
A swimmer finishes strongly, finishing 100 yards behind the winner but within reach. He expresses confidence and relief at the effort, noting the race time and a slight improvement over the old record despite missing by a small margin.
Capital Calling columnist Marquis Childs argues the United Nations charter update could free the body from ongoing dissension and tighten its future role. The note appears among editorial features and regular pages with listings for comics, horoscopes, letters, and obituaries.
The forces formed a rear guard and fought briefly before abandoning Taejon. Dean, aged 50, served as military governor of South Korea from October 1947 to January 1948, then assumed command of the Seventh Division in Japan.
A nationwide rail strike blocks Canada bound trains from Washington, New York, Boston and beyond. About 125000 workers participate, threatening major economic disruption as rail services halt nationwide.
About 500 Coty’s Inc. employees walk out in New York in a wage contract dispute after mediation efforts stalled.
The weather bureau says a frost occurred in Norfolk, Connecticut today with a temperature around 34 degrees and sea crystals forming. The report marks the season's first frost for the area.
Voters in the county face a decisive sales tax measure as they head to the polls tomorrow. Officials say the proposal could affect roughly half of the county’s 102,000 eligible voters and reach about 50,000 residents.
Voters must use designated polling locations reflecting the latest election changes. Officials urge confirming the correct polling place before election day to ensure a smooth process.
Voters head to polls for a rare light primary with one contest on the county GOP committee from Onondaga town. John H Bachman notes the last such sparse primary was 26 years ago as ballots in the sales tax referendum are cast. Bessie Robinson opposes Mabel Brown and Charles Wilcox in the lone race concluded on page 6 column 1.
A DC6 flying from Los Angeles to Chicago with 52 passengers and five crew had an engine break away over Eagle Colorado. The right inboard engine tore a hole in the cabin. The craft landed at Denver Airport with one dead and seven injured. Pilot R K Baker reported the emergency and landed in 19 minutes. The deceased is Jack Kreboy 54 Los Angeles. Stewardess Joan Robinson 23 Chicago was among the injured. All injured were treated and released.
The United Nations council holds another session amid stalled progress on a Chinese peace plan. Chou En Lai of Red China and North Korea’s delegation press their positions as Maliki of Sinfogm presides, with a proposal to invite North Korea to a public forum under consideration.
Reports from a Navy Hurricane hunter indicated the Atlantic storm may be losing strength as it drifts into the Caribbean Sea. Warnings extended to Vieques and St Croix while areas along Puerto Rico coast faced northeastern storm conditions and uncertainties in future movement.
One person killed as a Newfoundland Nova Scotia hurricane damages crops harbors and communications in high winds. Two fishing vessels with about 30 crewmen were missing as area assessed wreckage and began cleanup and rescue efforts.
The World Bank today approved a 14 million dollar loan to Australia to support development programs. Officials cited funding for infrastructure and economic stabilization efforts.
The cool spell continues through the week with temperatures dropping to 48 degrees tonight, a record equalled after 25 years. Expect bright days with warmth and clear skies, and a high near 74 degrees tomorrow.
Westerville resident Robert F. Simmons allegedly flew a Piper Cub during a paper-throwing stunt. He reportedly rolled and dipped the plane to drop tissue paper, and faces recess flying charges. he is to appear in municipal court Wednesday.
The Institute of Life Insurance reports life companies paid out benefits totaling 1 514,116,000 in the first half of 1954, up from 1 756,477,005 in the previous corresponding period. Death benefits amounted to 609,487,000, versus 753,157,000 a year earlier, reflecting changes in payouts.
President Truman and top labor negotiator John Steelman discuss renewed talks after rail workers strike, with Steelman urging unions and railroads to return to negotiations. No indication of a government seizure of the roads.
Governor Dewey will fly to Ottawa tomorrow to take part in international day ceremonies at the Central Canada Exhibition. He will address a luncheon session and participate in the events marking the day.
RAMBOUILLET France The cabinet decided today to deploy a French land force to fight alongside United Nations troops in Korea. The move follows pressure to support UN operations and bolster regional security amid rising tensions in Asia.
Rome reports Palmiro Togliatti an Italian Communist leader was slightly injured in an automobile accident at Ivrea in northern Italy today. A woman companion Leni Lidelott linked romantically with him was unhurt.
U S tanks from the 73d Tank Company engage a column of Russian built heavy tanks near Taegu. Capt Otis DeLaura notes shells knock out the second tank and a hit behind the gun shield sets the lead vehicle afire with white phosphorus. The battle continues across three nights as U S forces press the offensive.
New York State Democratic chairman Paul E. Fitzpatrick declined to discuss candidates for governor. He stressed the open nature of the race while noting the key factor is who wins the New York City mayoral nomination.
Saskatchewan resources minister 5 H Brockebank announced today a new oil strike in a promising area of the province. The discovery could have commercial value and influence regional energy prospects.
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