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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1952

Page

7

Onondaga County Backed Cashmore in Ballot

In a crowded convention, Onondaga County cast 23 votes for Cashmore while Westchester split 41 for Cashmore and seven for Wagner. Foley remained outside the hall as the Liberal Party delayed choosing a nominee and discussed a Harriman draft.

Stanley Church New Rochelle Westchester County Cashmore Wagner Saratoga Schenectady Foley The Herald-Journal Charles Hogan Onondaga John Cashmore National Liberal Party Haeel Statler Midlake Aveie Harriman Labor Crotiv Harriman Hogan Waldorf Astoria Louis A. Wehle Rochester Foler Paul Fitzpatrick Richard Balch Utica Allan Light Clinton County Harold Garrity Church Onondaga County

War Fraud Case Derailed After Six Years and Political Strife

The government moved to dismiss an indictment against Miller in 1950 after six years, citing age and dilatory tactics. The committee reviewed Justice Department files, noting repeated recommendations to dispose of the case, changing attorneys, and intermittent answers from the defendant. In the convention, Cashmore defeated Ives amid votes shuffled across counties, with strong anti shenanigans rhetoric and pledges to support civil rights and the Marshall Plan.

Stephen A. Mitchell State Committee Fitzpatrick Albany County Ballhvick Daniel O'Connell Kings County Irving Jacoby Surrogate’s Court Cashmore Frank Murphy Chippewa Democratic Club Bronx Ed Flynn David Levin Binghamton Kramer Erie County Mahoney Crotty New York Justice Collier Justice Department Miller FSI Hoa Broome Chemung Delaware Otsegoi FBI Waenermoore Oneida Steuben County Herald-Journal Roy Bush Monroe Senator Ives

Sex life after middle age in Reader's Digest feature

Margaret Culkin Banning argues ignorance and shame harm mature sexuality as much as adolescence. The September issue argues fears about sex after middle age are unfounded and shows how love in later life can grow wiser and more rewarding.

Margaret Culkin Current Books

Justice Dept Faces Pressure in Tax Probe and War Fraud Inquiry

The report notes alleged bribery attempts and political pressure around prosecutions. It cites FBI Director Hoover criticizing defense tactics, and recounts cases where deposits were made, witnesses entertained, and prosecutions urged to avoid embarrassment. Detroit tax scandal and war fraud phases are examined by the subcommittee.

FBI Chet Hoover Department Justice Department Detroit Subcommittee Tambasted Justice Papain

Ottawa constable reprimanded for arresting disturbance spectator

Deputy Macgis trate Joachim Sauve ruled a special constable went a little too far when he arrested a spectator at the Central Canada Exhibition. The constable was reprimanded for throwing the spectator 10 feet off a ramp to quiet him.

Ottawa Macgistrate Joachim Sauve Ma Rare Constanle Willam Bangs

Seaway Hearings Scheduled in Albany and Montreal

U S ambassador Woodward reported to President Truman that two new hearings on St Lawrence River development may run through September. The International Joint Commission plans sessions in Albany and Montreal, likely lasting a month, with Albany opening next Wednesday.

Washington Stanley Woodward U. S Canada St. Lawrence Woodward Truman International Joint Commisssion Albany Montreal TJC Juink New York Ontario

Doctor Specializes in Numal Hesene in Vicksburg

In Vicksburg Mississippi residents call physician Wahler Johnston when animals become stranded in holes. Johnston uses a wire loop to rescue animals from deep shafts and has earned a reputation for animal rescues dating back several years.

Vicksburg Fire Department Wahler Johnston Dr. Johnston

UN reports prisoner deaths and 26 injured at camps

United Nations said incidents at prison camps in Panmunjom Korea have caused one death and 26 injuries since August 24. The report notes ongoing casualties among detainees and highlights the deteriorating conditions at the camps.

Panmunjom Korea United Nations Daly

Allied air assault on Pyongyang reported

Pilots in the first two attacks claim extensive damage to Pyongyang targets. The offensive involved American, Allied, and carrier aircraft striking 697 tons of bombs and 62 600 rounds of ammunition with multiple airfield and factory hits and numerous gun positions damaged or destroyed.

Dirii Hel Thelludtad Ciseto

Top Court Steel Ruling Praised by Haverford Scholar

Dr. John P. Roche of Haverford College praised the Truman administration’s steel seizure as a constitutional milestone. He told the American Political Science Association that presidential discretion should be balanced with a distinction between responsible autonomy and unchecked power.

Buffalo CP U.S Suwenger Dent Truman Haverford College John P. Roche American Political Science Association Roche

ManDrops Cigaret Sparks Car Crash In New Hampshire

In Lebanon New Hampshire Clyde H Emery 30 attempted to discard a lit cigarette from his car but knocked over a fire hydrant and damaged the vehicle. The incident ended with the car soaked and a minor fire scare.

Lebanon N. H Clyde H. Emery Emery

Funeral of Gul He Killed Father at Service

A Polish family tragedy unfolds as Adela Moskal is buried after her father John Moskal killed her mother and then killed himself. Police say the 19th month old girl showed no development and the father sobbed at the grave as a priest conducted the burial service.

Gul Adela Moskal Moskal

Man to Face Murder Charge After Body Found

Ended held in S300 bond on murder charge after police found Adela's body. The case centers on a suspect currently free while awaiting further legal action.

End Adela

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