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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
2
News from the New York dental meeting describes a new denture type secured with screws into jawbones, delivering chewing ability near that of natural teeth. State workers face a four day Christmas holiday as Governor Dewey orders closing of departments on the two preceding Mondays to maintain essential services.
Senator Duff arrives in New Hampshire to rally Eisenhower for President, after touring New York City, Portland, and Seattle to bolster GOP prospects in the 1952 primary season. The piece notes his extensive travel and aims to energize voters across multiple states.
In Moscow Pravda and Izvestia praised the Stalin era charter on its fifteenth anniversary, contrasting it with the American Constitution. Pravda ran two pages with a photo of a Black aide to a policeman after a strike crackdown and a caption claiming such scenes occur in the United States. The opposite page celebrated Russia’s “constitution of peace and happiness” proclaimed by Premier Stalin on December 5, 1936.
Albany Republicans clash over New York congressional reapportionment as John R. Crews leading a Brooklyn revolt against the main GOP bill. Reports say the Legislature will pass both the Crews and official GOP plans, with realignment of Brooklyn Queens Nassau and upstate districts and possible governor action.
Storms rip the Northwest as a Republican race intensifies with a State Assemblyman backing Taft against Dewey. In Oregon and Washington, fatalities mount as a storm toppled trees crushed vehicles and damaged homes, killing Charles Grivisandi and Salvador Nunez near Reedsport, and J M Harper, John Boyle, and others in Junction City and Vancouver. The dawn storm knocked out phones and disrupted travel.
AUSTIN LEFT HOSPITAL PARIS PI Ambassa dor Warren RR Austin returned to his apartment at the Hotel Crilon today after a week of treatment at the JUSTICE OF THE Peace Calvin enspires BA aeon. Bingham 83 of Camillus dean Asp for ahs mer Republican senator from Ver Ozendega County magistrates mont would be confined to his!S Scheduled to leave Onondaga rooms for an indefinite time and no General Hospital for his home and date had been set for him to re bench today. On the bench for more BENEY WINTHROP BALLAN than 30 years Justice Bingham ANTINE 71 professor of law at the University of California for 27[both 1n years] and length of ser years before his retirement last vnce. February, and former dean of law in schools at the University of Mon tana and the University of Ili nois in Oakland Calif. DAME ELIZABETH CADBURY 3 philanthropist and British social leader who was created a dame commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1934 for her work in public education hospital service and youth movements in Birmingham Eng-
Firemen quickly doused a blazing gasoline truck on Court Street after a short circuit in the truck’s gas met caused the blaze. Andrew LaFleur, driver for Corbettel Company, was alerted by pedestrians who waved him to the curb as District Chief John Porceng and crew sprayed four lines of water.
PFC. Robert H. Hickox of 144 Stafford Avenue has been named by Peiping radio as among a group of American prisoners of war. The broadcast, aired yesterday, claimed the prisoners wrote a play depicting the “good treatment” they receive compared with Japanese POW camps in the war zone. Details of the camp’s location were not provided.
Mrs. Helen Singleton was acquitted by a county Court jury after three hours of deliberation. She faced second degree assault charges for cutting Brant Robinson Jr. on Oct 5 in S McEnde street, with neck arm and side wounds. Defense argued self defense after Robinson allegedly attacked her following an incident at S McBride and Madison streets.
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