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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1939
Page
5
An all time high for US automobile travel is projected for 1989 per Travelers Insurance figures released today. Total registrations of motor vehicles for this year are estimated at about certain record levels, reflecting growing road travel nationwide.
Geneva reports differences between Britain and France over how to handle Soviet Russia in the League of Nations. The Council and Assembly plan to consider Russia’s actions in Finland and possible expulsion, with Britain wary of red baiting and France pressing for a firm covenant violation finding. Swiss delegate Camille Gorge urged sticking to the Russian Finn question.
Carnegie scientists report that all living matter is fundamentally unbalanced in cell structure. Atoms form molecules that cluster into cells with unsymmetrical groupings, arranged in two forms like right and left hands, affecting digestibility and nutrition.
Harry Haffner, 37, was found at the foot of a staircase with throat and wrist wounds at his home on 602 Carbon Street yesterday afternoon. He was moved to Syracuse's Psychopathic Hospital from St. Joseph's Hospital and was expected to recover today.
London reports Britain may back League sanctions against Soviet Russia for Finland invasion. Officials condemn the invasion and link it to the German pact. Foreign Undersecretary Butler, heading the Geneva delegation, says Halifax may issue a white paper on failed British Russian talks. Butler departs for Geneva by chartered plane.
Montevideo Dec 8 A bill authorizing the government to resign from the League of Nations if deemed advisable went to the house of Deputies with Senate approval. During debate the Senate yesterday rejected a postponement suggestion by Foreign Minister Albert Guani pending League Council and Assembly meetings.
A commission of 307 German officials doctors nurses and chauffeurs reached the Russian occupied portion of Poland to move 100000 people of German blood into the Reich in a large exchange with Russia. Most targeted are in Volyn with 500000 Ukrainians and others expected to move eastward while 200000 head west to Germany. Travel will be on foot due to poor conditions and farmers may take one team of horses and one cow.
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