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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1949
Page
6
Readable fragments describe a plane drawing noting a nine foot wide span. Mentions fat thickness and tall tail fin with a larger wing and tail area. Some names appear as Guggenheim and travel er with unclear context.
A fragment describes a glide path about 1 800 miles farther above the atmosphere as the craft follows a flat arch in the blue sky. The text hints at a high altitude phase extending beyond 1 200 miles, suggesting a long glide over the upper atmosphere.
Mrs Fanny Pearson Dudgeon longtime Nassau County civic figure and former Democratic state committee member was arrested on a bookmaking charge. Detectives said tapped telephone conversations indicated she handled about 100 dollars in bets daily. The investigation began after a two week probe and court permission to tap her line. The message also notes the first airplane flight from a ship aboard the U S S Birmingham in 1910.
Maryland headmaster Paul Banfield testified Alger Hiss had loyalty integrity and veracity and was a good witness for the government. The defense sought to impeach Banfield while other witnesses corroborated Chambers claims about Hiss during the mid 1930s. A federal jury heard testimony as Whittaker Chambers alleged Soviet links and Hiss faced trial for perjury again.
The fragment notes references to Edith Bond Stearns and Priscilla Hiss in a 1937 period, with claims about witnesses and attendance at a play production. It hints at a broader inquiry involving Peter Borough and associated statements.
The State Department bulletin suggests Russia may negotiate a German peace treaty and withdraw its occupation troops from Germany in the next war. The note signals potential shifts in postwar settlement plans and allied strategies.
Testimony details payments linked to city officials, including Cavallo and O Dowd, with figures ranging up to 11 000 dollars. Prosecution notes no records of contributions and describes 1938 police civil service papers allegedly handled by a grand jury. Trial began November 18.
A historical note states that about one sixth of all patents are sued yearly in the United States. The remark highlights legal challenges surrounding patent enforcement and domestic patent activity within the period.
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador to China J Laighieh Stuart suffered a heart attack while en route to Washington. He was taken to Bethesda Naval Hospital for evaluation and his condition was described as serious though not yet confirmed by medical officers. Stuart had recently returned to the United States after reports on China.
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