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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1952
Page
2
Dean W. I. Myers of Cornell University spoke at the bankers' school of agriculture denying reports that farm surpluses will push agriculture into a national low mood due to rising output and falling exports. The source of the reports was not provided.
Hollywood headlines recount Dira Flame, founder of the Rudolph Valentino Guild, visiting Valentino’s tomb on the 26th anniversary of the actor’s death. She brings roses to the mausoleum as part of her long running memorial rites in Hollywood.
Deaths announced for Sir Frederic George Kenyon 89 in London scholar of the Bible. William W. Craig 69 retired editor and financial writer in New York City. Lt Gen Sir George F MacMunn 3 World War I leader and historian in East Grinstead England. Bishop Daniel Cohalan 95 oldest Irish Catholic bishop in Cork. Joe Palmisano 61 lettuce king and Phoenix produce leader in Lexington Kentucky.
Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh summoned U S Ambassador Lou Henderson to his home for their first get-together since Aug 17. The talks' subject was not disclosed.
Queen Elizabeth II has acquired Barrogill Castle, built in 1606 and famed for ghosts, to use as a summer residence. The 40-room fortress sits on Caithness coast near John O Groats, seven miles from the northeastern tip of Britain. Marg...
General Eisenhower urged united American resolve against the Kremlin in a Denver news conference briefing the four reform aims. He called for defense of constitutional rights, equality before the law, reduction of corruption, and action against economic inequities. He warned that Soviet expansion requires steady policy rather than fear driven by peril. He spoke as he arrived at LaGuardia from Denver and outlined plans for further appearances and political conferences.
The article outlines American Legion discussions on voting freedom and debate, with leaders urging voters to weigh facts in a free campaign. It notes a presidential election presence with Dewey, Stevenson, Eisenhower, and Impellitteri in New York. It also covers intra‑party remarks and broader foreign policy tensions including Korean war coverage and UN air strikes.
Miss Sally Ann LaRouche daughter of Mrs Earl LaRouche of 15 McFarland Street and Paul Bergeron son of Mrs A de lard Bergeron of St Bartine P Q were married here Saturday morning. Rev Roger Martin of St Alphonsus Church officiated in St Joseph's Chapel. Bride’s attendant was Miss Dorothy Marie Dechene with Claude Bergeron as best man. They will reside at 15 McFarland Street after returning home.
Mr and Mrs Orlow Cole learn their son Stanley Cole is in Memphis City Hospital with polio while attending Navy School in Memphis Tenn They left immediately for the city to be with him.
A 31 year old former convict known as The Bigex Cat and The Human Fly was caught breaking into a fashionable home in Great Neck. He told police he was seeking a girlfriend and had entered the wrong house.
A large I Like Ike sticker appeared on a car with Ontario license plates in Portsmouth, reflecting cross border enthusiasm for the presidential campaign.
Two Canadians from Cornwall were slightly injured when their car overturned on Depot Street at 1 A.M. Sunday. John Viscount sustained scalp and arm lacerations while Lea Leduce had bruises. neither was hospitalized. Police arrested Viscount for reckless driving and arraigned him before Police Justice John Whalen, fined $15.
U S bomber and fighter actions report strikes around Hungnam and Wonsan in northeast Korea on Saturday. Fifth Air Force crews damaged railway nodes near Sandung and hit supply targets south of Won San, with extensive fires and explosions cited as signs of pressure on Communist forces. Lt. Gen. Glenn O. Barcus says raids are hurting the Communists as their resistance fades.
Washington reports a 13 percent larger turkey crop in 1952 than 1951 with holiday supplies up about 3.5 percent. The rise is driven by Beltsville White production for year round demand, while overall 1952 crop estimates total 58,956,000 birds versus 52,252,000 last year. Prices run about 3.4 cents per pound lower than a year ago.
The Unadilla Baptist Church Sunday School and daily vacation Bible School announce a combined picnic to be held Friday afternoon and evening August 29.
The Forty and Eight Society led a three hour parade down Fifth Avenue drawing crowds as a preview for tomorrow's larger march. Eisenhower and Nixon were named to parade with the AAISAS delegation while others prepared resolutions for convention action.
Stevenson states he has made no commitments to any position or associate and will not engage before the election. He notes weighing electoral vote realities after Shivers’ urging, backs Truman’s veto on oil lands quit-claim legislation, seeks a joint solution amid stalemate, and affirms continued friendship with Texas Democrats including Governor Shivers. Sparkman supports Stevenson’s stand and argues the issue won’t cost Texas in November. Shivers acknowledges Stevenson’s views, calls them fair and independent, and says he will follow Democrats’ choice in Texas.
Judge Kenneth Granston ruled that Louise Jearns and Plura Stiltner could escape a jail term by spending 52 Sundays in church. The pair, aged 19 and 29, were convicted of assault.
Lt Gen Leon W Johnson and the Assia escaped a C 47 transport plane that burst into flames as it crashed near Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania yesterday. The incident occurred just before Governor Day ceremonies of the Pennsylvania National Guard where the Continental Air Command chief was one of the honored guests.
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