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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1950

Page

6

Democrats Favor Conway For Governor

New York report indicates Judge Albert Conway of the State Court of Appeals is the leading Democratic choice for governor with broad city backing. City leaders favor Ferdinand Pecora for mayor, both Conway and Pecora expected to win Liberal Party support, and a balanced ticket including Lehman for U S Senate. Nomination decisions to be announced at the September convention in Rochester.

New York Albert Conway State Court of Appeals Conway Brooklyn New York City Upstate State Supreme Court Ferdinand Pecora Pecora Liberal Party Herbert H. Lehman U.S . Senate James J. Lyons Sullivan County Erie County Paul E. Fitzpatrick Leo Crotty Buffalo Rochester

Jailer Demands Bomb Insurance at Crown Point Jail

Warden George McCormack asked county commissioners to install an auxiliary power unit to keep the jail running if bombs knock out power. The board ordered the county engineer to prepare cost estimates, though initial reaction remained cool.

Crown. Point Ind George’ MccCormack McCormic

Birmingham trolley driver traps wildcats on farm display

W N Hubbard of Birmingham owns a 40 pound wildcat on his 350 acre farm tied to a cage in front of W E Hadden’s grocery store. Curiosity attracts crowds who often shop after viewing the animal. The note mentions Indians Territory’s first 1,000 settlers arriving from Kentucky Virginia and the Carolinas.

Birmingham Ala W. N. Hubbard Hadden Indians Territory Kentucky Virginia The Carolinas

Town Remembers Mary's Little Lamb in Sterling

In Sterling Massachusetts Mary Sawyer’s family recalls the famed incident that inspired a beloved poem. The story notes the lamb was expelled from the school by the teacher, and Mary later became a teacher herself before passing away in 1889 after moving to a Boston suburb.

Sterling Mass Mary John Roulstone Mary Sawyer Sawyer Boston

Reds Accuse U.S. of Violating China Borders Again

London dispatch reports the Chinese Communists accusing U S forces of border violations near the China Korea border. The New China News Agency cited Chou En Lai urging the Security Council to act to halt American aggression and withdraw U S forces from Korea. The U S denied flying beyond Korea and declined to comment on each report.

London W U. S China New China News Peiping Gregan Security Council Chou Korea U. S U. S.S Manchuria U.S Sokyo Boundarie

Dusting In a Big Way by Daisy Walsh in California

In Woodland California Mrs Daisy L Walsh a housewife turned crop dusting operator runs a commercial seed planting and fertilizing service Her hybrid sugar beet program claims higher yields with nine airplanes fertilizing and dusting experiments aimed at increasing sugar per acre

Woodland Calif Daisy L. Walsh Idj Iplanes

GOP Women Hear Leaders in Cleveland Convention

At the National Federation of Women Republican Clubs event in Cleveland key figures including Senator Robert A. Taft Senator Karl Mundt and Senator William Knowland address the attendees on war policy and party plans. Ohio Senator Taft campaigns for reelection as Clarence Brown also speaks amid local GOP activities.

Cleveland Republican Truny Taf Sr Thei Party Gore Guy Gatrreisan Chaipmigsn Marianal C Tial Hosing Rum Robert A. Tat R.ohia Reeds Woo Clarence J. Brown R.oniot Karl E. Mundt R.chios William P. Knowland Cuyahoga County GOP George Ho Bender

Orphans Spurn Rich Food in New Home

In Huntingdon Valley Pennsylvania two German orphans aged six and five join a local family. They refuse ice cream and butter saying they prefer soup potatoes and vegetables. They adjust to their new life and show clear taste for simple meals.

Huntingdon Valley Michael Selke Gunther

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