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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1950

Page

7

GOP to Press Chiang Aid in Next Session

The 82d Congress will face renewed calls for military aid to Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists with Senate Republicans backing the move and several Democrats aligned in support. Senator Knowland failed to secure earmarked funds yesterday but vows to push again when the new Congress convenes. The vote split showed a growing partisan divide on China policy and signals an impending test over aid to Nationalists.

GOP Chiang Washington Congress Fulbright D-Ark China Knowland Yugoslavia Formosa Foreign Relations Committee Senate Chiang Nai-shek Aiken and Flanders Vermont Margaret Chase Smith Maine

Love Letters End Suit

Bernard Friedman former Syracuse businessman dropped his $16 000 action against his former wife after defense introduced love letters. The letters showed he gave property for love and to keep a home for their son. Mrs. Erma Friedman sold the family home at 114 Milnor Ave before their Florida divorce last June. Friedman now lives in Los Angeles and once ran Bernard's Appliances.

Bernard Friedman Syracuse Supreme Court Friedman Erma Friedman Yonkers Milnor Av Florida Los Angeles Bernard’s Appliances W. Jefferson St

Tipsy Hunters Detained After Odd Pocket Opossum Stunt

Oklahoma City police arrest three drunken hunters after finding five bird dogs in a car back seat. Officer W. P. Faris says he grabbed a squirming opossum from one pocket. the animal scampered toward a tree outside the station as the suspects tried to flee.

Oklahoma City W. P. Faris Faris Mike Foster

Young Runaway Boy's Poker Hand Stuns Police

An eleven year old runaway from Newark New Jersey surrendered at a railroad station after police found him alone with a deck of cards and $12. He said he was bound for Cleveland tired of Newark and to pass the time he dealt a poker hand of four aces and a deuce. His parents were notified and the boy explained his motive to authorities.

Buffalo Newark N. J Cleveland

Police officer dodges snowball but cap knocked off by bystander

Muskegon police say officer Hilman Burdin faced drifting snowball taunts until Ada Vader, 64, allegedly struck him with an object, leading to a drunken and disorderly arrest. The incident underscores tense street confrontations in winter conditions.

Muskegon, Mich Hilman Burdin Ada Vader

Florida Seeks Hurricane Cure

Governor Fuller Warren calls for a hurricane cure and plans to ask the 1951 legislature for funding of university experiments if progress justifies it. Florida storms this year killed six, injured 226, and caused 31,050,000 dollars in damage.

Tallahassee, Fla Florida Fuller Warren Warren

State awards 344865 contract for Mechanicville arterial route work

The state awarded a 344,865 contract today for the first phase of construction on Mechanicville's arterial route system. The contract was granted to A. Scullen Company of Waterford.

Albany Mechanicville 8. A. Scullen Company Waterford

Navy Viking rocket fails altitude test at White Sands

Navy Vik ing rocket failed to reach an anticipated altitude at White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico. Officials said the missile veered off course and its power was cut by radio. The craft likely climbed under 100 miles, compared with a 106.4 mile peak by a May previous one-stage American rocket.

White Lands Proving Ground N.M Milton Rosen Navy Mid- Pacific

Airline Workers Get Pay Boost at Colonial Airways

Colonial Airways will raise monthly wages by 10 to 60 dollars for 250 office and station employees under a new tentative agreement. E. J. Degnan of the Independent International Association of Machinists said the deal was reached Friday and members are now voting on acceptance.

NEW York CP Colonial Airways E. J. Degnan International Association of Machinists

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