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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
2
Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, UN trusteeship director, says Russians may reveal the significance of their upcoming Communist Party congress at the UN sessions. He expects more details of the five year plan to surface during the party gathering.
Officers intensified a trek through rugged hills near Pacific Missouri for William Merle Martin 42 a top FBI fugitive sighted after a chase in eastern Missouri He is wanted for the slaying of deputy sheriff William Carver near Olathe Kansas plus a cast of other notices include union bargaining news and a series of local items about licenses peaches and a false alarm.
After 12 years coffee will be derationed in mid October in Denmark as Brazilian authorities agree to sell coffee for currency other than dollars. By November sugar will be the only item on coupons in Denmark.
Governor Dewey hailed New York as having an unrivaled record of achievements for labor in a Labor Day proclamation. He cited gains in workmen's compensation unemployment insurance sickness disability anti discrimination and labor management relations as evidence of progress benefiting farmers businessmen professionals and housewives alike.
Cleveland reports Ron ald W. Becker, who started a "one day" job at 18, inherits 25000 from Mrs Edith H. O. Hall who died at 79 in Charlevoix Michigan. He also gains 590 in bonds and the 1950 car he drove for her.
Republicans plan up to two million dollars for radio and television time to feature Eisenhower and Nixon. Democrats have contracted more than fourteen million dollars to ensure Stevenson and Sparkman are seen and heard before November. Eisenhower or Nixon will appear on 15 to 20 national programs, with joint TV appearances planned.
Allied High Commission proposes to compensate Alfried Krupp for the breakup of his German arms empire. Proposals totaling 95 million to 142 million dollars will be sent to the United States, Britain, and France for approval as the West German government studies them. The plan restores several Krupp enterprises including the Gustav Stehlfabrik in Essen, repurposed to light industrial goods.
After increasing unrest in North China following the second century A.D. large populations moved southward, reshaping settlement patterns and regional power.
The search continued for six B-17 crew members after a Gulf of Mexico crash caused by a misfire from an F-86 D jet. S/Sgt Charles D. Jones and Airman 2/C Peter D. Rosing were recovered on life rafts after 24 hours. A large mixed force aided by Navy and Coast Guard looked for survivors as the four day operation progressed.
Los Angeles claims his wife Edith Von Rosenberg married him to gain American citizenship. LaRue, 42, filed suit for divorce or annulment. They wed in New York in 1949, and he says she fled to her Cardiff, Wales home after revealing her true intentions.
In New York City a man stands outside a power plant watching chimney smoke for a specific gray shade. When detected he presses a button to alert a furnace tender inside who then tunes the furnace to keep smoke within the city anti smoke ordinance.
The Pantagraph of Bloomington Illinois asserts Senator Dirksen misstated facts about Governor Adlai Stevenson the Democratic presidential nominee. The paper notes Stevenson is part owner and recalls endorsing him for reelection in April after his party nomination.
President Truman outlines room for improvement in labor protections and national policy. He calls for stronger sickness and unemployment safety nets, better housing and schools, an end to discrimination, improved collective bargaining, and safeguards for freedom and prosperity amid ideological threats.
The text cites President Truman praising organized labor and the American system. He lauds constructive trade unionism as replacing the old law of the jungle in industrial relations and notes cooperation with Malians to sustain world peace.
A ten story steel skeleton edifice completed in Chicago in 1885 is noted as the era’s first skyscraper, marking a milestone in urban architecture.
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