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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1952

Page

10

Soviets Plan Broad Party Criticism Crackdown

Pravda reports new party statutes to discipline all Communists and empower control committees. It calls for open discussions from the bottom up, with full freedom of criticism, signaling a central crackdown ahead of the all union congress.

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Bakersfield Eyes Civic Center After Earthquake

Bakersfield, Calif, hit by a quake is discussing a new civic center to replace damaged buildings. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation declared the city a disaster area, enabling low interest loans for homeowners, businesses, and authorities as two people died and 32 were injured.

Bakersfield Calif

Nuns to Buy Morgan Mansion in Glen Cove Estate Sale

A 57 room Long Island mansion from the J. P. Morgan estate will be sold to the Sisters of St. John the Baptist rather than to the Russian delegation to the United Nations. Russians had bid 14 000 to 15 000 in liens and offered 30 000, but Glen Cove, which took the property in 1949 for back taxes, returned the check amid protests.

New York Long Island J. P. Morgan United Nations Glen Cove Sisters of St. John the Baptist

Democrats Name Delaware State Nominees In State Convention

Delaware Democrats hold a state convention to nominate candidates for the November general election. Gov. Elbert Carvel seeks a second term, Lt. Gov. Alexis Dupont Bayard is endorsed for U.S. Senate against Republican John J. Williams.

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New Pipeline From Texas to New Jersey Planned

Ground is to be broken in October for a $140,000,000 postwar pipeline carrying fuel oil gasoline and other refined products from Texas and Louisiana refineries to the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states. The U S Pipeline Co of New York will build the carrier starting at Beaumont Texas and ending 1 600 miles away at Newark New Jersey. The line aims to ease fuel shortages and withstand enemy submarine attacks by supplying a secure route for petroleum products. Officials say it will be the only major pipeline delivering Texas Louisiana refined oils to the North Atlantic seaboard.

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Rochester Assemblyman Andrew Sewell Dies at 61

Andrew J. Sewell, Republican Assemblyman from Monroe County's fourth district, died at age 61. He died of a heart attack last night while sitting on his front porch in Greece, suburb of Rochester, during his first term in the Assembly.

Rochester Andrew J. Sewell Monroe County Schell Greece Assembly

Mercy killing claim in fatal stabbing of disabled daughter

In Miami Fia a retired grocer stabbed his 18 year old daughter Adela Moskal claiming relief from suffering. He told police he could not stand to see her suffer and said a nerve in her brain caused her distress. Moskal was held on murder charges.

Miami Fia Adela Moskal Tey Jand Orgin Moskal

Israel Navy Maneuvers Off Tel Aviv Under Ben-Gurion Presence

Israel's small fleet including frigates corvettes and auxiliary ships conducted summer maneuvers in the eastern Mediterranean with Premier David Ben-Gurion observing. The exercise showcased regional naval readiness and showed the government's military posture amid tension.

SRAEL Tel Aviv Israel Israstars Mediterranean David Ben-Gurion

Sugar consumption in the United States hovers near 95 pounds per person

The report states sugar intake in the United States averages about 95 pounds per year for each man woman and child, highlighting national dietary trends and potential health implications.

United States

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