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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1947

Page

9

Suspect in gang slaying surrenders after 48 hour hunt

James Morelli 20 surrenders as Richard B. Austin seeks grand jury indictments for Morelli and Lowelle Fentress 21 on three murder counts. Thomas Daley 36 was killed by police. others wounded. motive linked to a robbery case.

Micago James Morelli Richard B. Austin Cook County Grand Jury Morelli Lowelle Fentress Fentress Thomas Daley Walter C. Storms Storms Daley John Kuesis Theodore Callis Emil W. Sehmeichel Nick Kuesis John Frank Baker

Plans for midtown sports arena and convention hall stalled

New York Convention and Visitors Bureau says the Madison Square Garden Corp project a two block square complex in midtown Manhattan will be resubmitted to the Legislature. The $20 million development was proposed in November 1946 but was killed by the Legislature last March.

New York

Would Admit Foreign Labor Quota

Washington proposal would admit 100,000 screened workers from Germany Austria and Italy with displaced persons included. Categories include 36,000 general farm laborers 25,000 domestic servants 12,000 vegetable and sugar beet growers 12,000 dairy workers 10,000 hospital attendants and 5,000 skilled tradesmen. Limitations per farm household contractor and hospital beds aim to curb influx.

Washington UP United States Germany Austria Italy Francis Case R-S.d Case

Information Bomb Urged at Bill of Rights Ceremony

Dr. Frank Luther Mott of the University of Missouri proposed replacing “the atom bomb” with an information bomb to spread truth about democracy. He urged honest global dissemination of affairs in the Jeffersonian sense at the seventh annual National Shrine of the Bill of Rights ceremony in Eastchester.

United States Frank Luther Mott School of Journalism University of Missouri Europe National Shrine of the St. Paul's I Church Eastchester

Scientist Discusses Safe Height for Experiments

A scientist explains a measured height long enough to avoid alarm yet sufficient to conduct experiments on a sound basis, emphasizing safety and methodological rigor.

Pope Pius VII Improves Health at Castle Gandolfo

A Vatican source reports Pope Pius VII has improved health after a four month stay at Castle Gandolfo. The pontiff reportedly gained six pounds and benefited from the quiet country air, denying rumors of illness.

Vatican City Pius VII Vatican Castle Gandolfo Castel Gondolfo

Gasperi Adds Five Ministers From Moderate Left

Rome premier Alcide de Gasperi announced negotiations yielded five new ministers from two moderate leftist parties strengthening his cabinet. The move aims to secure a broad parliamentary majority against Communist attacks.

Rome Alcide de Gasperi

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