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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1948
Page
12
Carlo Mancino of Schenectady appeared in Traffic Court on 30 parking violation charges from the past three years. Magistrate Morris Proscone ordered him to pay a 504 fine in full and warned he would not leave the court until paid. Mancino complied.
Amsterdam reports World Council of Churches voices for youth grow stronger as young delegates influence forthcoming encyclical. Charles Taft notes youth viewpoints shape church pronouncements and reflect cross national church unity goals. Observers see youth as a key force yet caution against ecumenism excess as West faces Cold War era tensions.
In Salem Oregon 35 or 46 amateur radio operators include Orval Nunn and Glenn Walker both blind. Nunn license WTFRT 19356 uses touch to work his transmitter and receiver while his wife reads meters and articles. Walker with call WZTK DU can perform minor repairs and adjustments and relies on relatives for some duties.
John Foster Dulles, arriving from Amsterdam, reports Europe feels calmer than America and says he does not sense any imminent war. The Republican foreign policy adviser and church leader comments on the political atmosphere and avoids alarm.
The Herald Journal congratulates Bowling FS Ballard of 126 Spring Street Syracuse a lifelong resident and World War II veteran as he marks his 24th birthday. His wife Angie gifts him a bowling ball and his favorite chocolate cake shrimp and beagle hunting plan are noted along with a family reunion at his Spring Street home. Ballard has run his Ballard Uniform Co since discharge.
Government officials will allow photographer John Lukens and writer Elliott Forrest to sail their 125 ton converted subchaser to Europe. The 110 foot vessel was seized August 18 as it left New York harbor for lacking authorization to clear the port.
Rainard J. Key of Omaha faced a choice of an 850 fine or surrendering his driver’s license for 52 days after speeding. He turned in the license to Municipal Judge Edward C. Fisher, was released, later charged with driving without a license, jailed to work out a 50 dollar fine, and had his license suspended for af days.
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