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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1950
Page
4
A speech warns that the Soviet Union and its allies threaten global peace unless isolated. The speaker argues for containment and immunization of exposed populations, comparing the risk to a contagious epidemic and urging adherence to peaceful political principles to avert world war. An award announcement for Loretta film actress is also noted.
A report details three individuals arraigned in connection with a theft at a tobacco firm. The incident involved stolen pipes and cigars seized during a procession through a Terrace Room meeting, followed by a luncheon and dinner with delegates and notable guests in Syracuse.
Syracuse detectives pursue leads on Donald Demag the Vermont murderer who escaped Sunday night after overpowering a guard His escape marks his second attempt and authorities warn motorists to spot a 27 year old man 5 10 175 pounds blue eyes brown hair burn scar on left forearm seeking khaki pants field jacket blue shirt last seen heading toward Syracuse with an associate of a woman Demag’s whereabouts and contact with the woman’s father remain unclear as police search for possible sightings
Oscar R. Ewing federal security administrator told the Herald Journal he opposes socialized medicine and believes national health insurance would not lead to it. He said the administration would forgo health insurance if needed and stand by a private plan, while noting Bevan and Truman oppose government ownership of hospitals. He declined comment on gubernatorial prospects.
Police arraigned Truman H. Preston in Police Court yesterday for an unlicensed revolver. Judge ordered bail at 1000 cash or 1500 in property, with Sept 1 as the next deadline. Officers found the pistol in Pawlowski’s room after a call from Christine, his wife.
The Air National Guard in cooperation with the Syracuse regional blood program will operate a two day airlift to move blood collections from Syracuse to Plattsburgh and back. A mobile unit will be used to support the drive, coordinating flights and blood transport to boost local replenishment efforts.
A bolt struck a house on the east side, causing a frightening blaze that knocked out wiring in a lamp and sent Mrs. Donald Maier and her young son David scrambling for safety. The Mohawk system was restored to operation by evening, and neighbors helped secure the area.
Claude D Adams, a promotions specialist, pitched helicopter based sales stunts to the Syracuse Advertising and Sales Club. He described flying demos at football games and outdoor events to boost retailer promotion, noting his firm’s successful nationwide helicopter campaigns.
A fragmented text outlines year round traveling requirements and eligibility for telephone engineers. It mentions constant travel and the need for applicants to meet qualifications for designing either equipment or production facilities.
The commission sets the option of a four year college degree or four years of technical experience for engineering design posts. Applicants need one to three years of specialized engineering design experience, with salaries from 4600 to 6400 dollars yearly. Telephone specialists auditors and loan adjusters may not require a degree but need three to five years in their fields. Veterans' preference may waive age limits to 62. John Ashe, Civil Service Secretary, says full information and forms are at the Federal Building or U S Civil Service Commission Washington 25 D C.
MOLE PRICE TO GO UP WATERTOWN The retail price of milk will be advanced one cent a quart on Friday, bringing the price to 19 cents a quart.
Paul J. Billings Jr., of 422 Orwood Place, a World War II veteran and technical sergeant, was awarded the Bronze Star by mail five years after discharge. His wife cites a lost Army record as the reason for the delay. He served two and a half years with two years in the European theater.
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