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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
7
A partial article describes Lewis asserting the UNLWA had been used to announce termination of its contract with the Government on November 39. The move halted the coal strike and contempt proceedings against Lewis and the UAW. He claimed the Government acted in violation of the Norris La Guardia Act.
1 200 General Electric employees are laid off as coal strike slows operations. Union leader John Lewis denounces the injunction while courts hear arguments on government operation of coal mines and contract terms amid continued labor dispute.
Ines, Interior Secretary Krug told a House committee that natural gas could flow eastward in six days but Texas Railroad Commission officials said this optimistic timeline may be six months before pipelines built for oil could be converted. Krug outlined four months of emergency gas use and noted heat capacity limits of about 6 000 tons daily versus miners’ usual 2 000 000 tons. He alleged private conversations with Lewis to persuade miners to open negotiations as a first step toward restoration of mines.
A Tel Aviv shootout between police and armed robbers left at least three people wounded a policeman a robber and a bystander. The incident began when men overpowered two relief money messengers from the Polish Refugee Committee as they moved funds from Barclay's Bank to the committee office. The bandits fled after abandoning a satchel with several thousand pounds as police arrived.
Mary Marlene Cheen aged 2 underwent successful congenital cataract removal at Stanford Hospital. Money from Southern Pacific workers funded the operation. she left the hospital with her mother Mrs Dewey Green of Greenfield. She will see Santa Claus and her family, including sisters, father the mechanic, and her puppy Daisy.
Dr Elmer Borster of Cleveland was elected president at the two day annual meeting of the Great Lakes Society of Orthodontists held in Rochester.
The report states the conference backs increased next year funding with hopes Congress can be persuaded it will reduce long term costs. Byrnes predicts quick action on satellite treaties and start of German talks though France’s stance remains a hurdle. A phased economic merger between the American and British zones in Germany was signed and set to take effect Jan 1, with mixed views on its impact.
General Blofiele engineers work toward future flight at 25 miles altitude with a new tube testing chamber. The "Lubeica-box" will aid design of electron tubes for 80 000 foot operation and maintain temperatures from 100 below to 170 above zero.
United Nations committee weighs Soviet and American disarmament plans. Vishinsky postpones Russia’s reply while US Senator Connally pushes to curb atomic arms and place the issue in the Security Council. A headquarters site shortlist favors Presidio San Francisco and Belmont Plateau Roxborough Philadelphia with Westchester as backup.
The article reports Bilbo resisting allegations of voter intimidation targeting Black registrants in Brandon Mississippi. Witnesses describe obstacles and threats including a deputy sheriff with a pistol and beatings after registration denial. Bilbo attends sessions amid defense of his campaign statements and plans to present further testimony.
Representatives of unemployed epialiales announce a new organization to absorb 3,200,000 former soldiers sailors and civilians returned from abroad. The group aims to mobilize veterans in Tokyo and surrounding areas as part of a broader effort to organize the jobless population.
In Brooklyn a man cut water and began tearing down walls claiming home renovations led to eviction tensions with his British fiancée and her child. Police ordered him to court to explain three men tearing walls on the Sabbath.
Edward Barluk aged 76 was killed Monday when struck by an automobile on the Albany Schenectady road. The incident occurred near the area of the accident with authorities investigating the death as a roadway fatality.
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