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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1948
Page
11
Banting, NAM managing director, cites three flaws inflation, insecurity and inadequate thrift. He urges industry government cooperation and teamwork between management and labor to fix economic ills. Braden also speaks on building lasting peace as NAM’s 53rd annual congress opens after November election.
Washington officials said the draft reduction is just one economy move tied to President Truman's budget plan. The $13.09 billion defense request is about $3 billion short of funds to sustain the anti-Communist policy. January 1 staffing was halved to 10,000, and the February call, once set at 30,000, will be only 3,000 due to limited funds.
Police arrest Shizue Kishinami for posing as the wife of a war criminal to shake down residents near Sugamo Prison. She claimed to travel from the country to meet him, earning 43 000 yen from sympathetic listeners before being caught. An Erie jailer dismissal and a court appointment follow a fatal jailer incident in November.
A complete cease-fire agreed by Jews and Arabs began in Jerusalem at 1 AM EST. The United Nations announced the accord includes sincere ceasefires and movement of regular food convoys to the demilitarized Mount Scopus area in exchange for personnel. A companion pact allows convoy movement. other questions to be discussed later.
New York AP reports Helen Hay Whitney, noted turfwoman and Derby winner owner, left the Tanet estate valued at 6,128,304 after dying in 1944. Her Greentree Stable share in Lexington, Kentucky, was appraised at 421,881 and given to her children John Hay Whitney and Mrs Charles Shipman Payson. State tax on the estate was estimated at 643,000.
New York milkshed 45 200 dairy farmers will receive payment for November milk deliveries before Christmas. C F Blanford administrator of the New York metropolitan milk marketing area urged handlers to file November operation reports by December 10 so the November uniform price can be computed before December 14. About $20 856 in farm rate payments are expected. reports are due by December 10 with payments due by December 25.
Report from Sugamo prison notes that Tojo and other war leaders await Supreme Court appeals. MacArthur's office confirms resumption of wartime prison rules as execution dates are delayed to next month due to ongoing appeals.
The University of California announced fossil remains of a giant man in Java were found. Dr Reber Broan, a South African palaconomist of the Transvaal Museum, described the discovery amid early excitement about prehistoric life in the region.
Rochester police investigated a holdup in which supermarket owner Philip Donicello reported his son was forced into a car. Donicello said he was ambushed yesterday on the way to deposit $670, with one man forcing him into a vehicle driven by another, the money was taken and he was released nearby.
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