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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1948

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Roosevelt Grandson Feared Among Crash Victims

A CNAC Skymaster C-34 crashed near Basalt Island killing 35 aboard. Quentin Roosevelt, grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, is feared dead amid mangled remains and scattered debris across a half mile. The flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong carried 23 passengers and seven crew.

Hong Kong Quentin Roosevelt Basalt Island Theodore Roosevelt Rocky Island Shange Ani Fon Levy Roosevelt Shanghai Chinese National Airlines Corporation CNAC Charles Sundby Pang Hsueh-Pe Feng Yu-Cheng Shanzhai Chinese Central News Agency P. L. Pans Sundby Yadion Hans Kenz

United Nations truce talk feature in Indonesia by Netherlands

Editorial notes by Marquis Childs discuss a flgrant solution to a United Nations truce in Indonesia. The column references editorial pacing and mentions related pages for horoscopes amusements finances sports and other sections.

Indonesia Netherlands Elobats Marquis Childs

Bedenkapp to resign GOP post for PSC appointment

Albany reports Glen Bedenkapp intends to quit as State Republican Committee chairman immediately and accept an appointment to the State Public Service Commission. The move comes with anticipated formal action before January 5.

Albany Glen B. Bedenkapp State Republican Committee State Public Service Commission Aatlinenga Redankaan Bata

Corner Kresge Store To Erect New Building

City plans a new Kresge Co structure at Salina and Jefferson streets replacing the current corner store. Richa Frey will assess construction costs with Pills. site includes Sallis and Jefferson avenues near the former Rydalph Jewelry Store. Governor Dewey faces party leadership shifts as a new GOP county chair is discussed.

Kresge CO Nositiva Nelson Alcreed Berlenkam Pran P. Taylor Troy Republican High Command Towie James R. BiacDuf Schehevus Pitts Beilaing Glsego County Loony Sallis F. Swears Dokpstown Fallnuts Jefferson Francia Bank Sr Sala Sys Dase Salina Dafferson Thal Aglablighment Rydalph Jewelry Store

Gun Wound Not Laughing Matter in Lawson Case

In Chattanooga, 38-year-old auto mechanic Lester Lawson faces murder charges after a Nov. 11 shooting left him with a bullet in the heart region. Doctors warn laughter could dislodge the bullet, while Lawson claims he will be all right if he stays balanced. he spends hours blowing bubbles to strengthen his lungs injured in the gunfight that killed Buck Bowman. In Chicago, robbers held up Vince Union Sales Co. and escaped with 5,000 in cash and 2,600 in checks after a driver unknowingly walked into the crime scene.

Chattanooga Tenn Lester Lawson Lawson Batte Hemet Mini Tawson Buck Bowman Billiar Lason Leonard Cardeira Vince Ciano Pals Cardella Clano

President Truman Flies Home for Christmas Leave

President Truman, after greeting onlookers at National Airport, departed by plane for Independence Missouri to spend Christmas at his home. He told reporters he hoped Santa would bring what people want and wished observers a merry holiday as the Independence lifted off en route to Fort Riley, Kansas.

Washington National Airport Santa Claus Truman Independence National Sigsort Faiday Kas Army Air Base Lenin

Food index climbs for first time in four weeks

The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food index rose this week to 96.2 percent, up from the prior week, marking its first uptick in a month. The year ago level stood at 97.41 percent.

SBW York M Dun & Bradstreet

U.S. Cuts Off Aids To East Indies Over Hostilities

The United States halted all Marshall Plan aid to the Netherlands East Indies pending settlement of hostilities with the Republic of Indonesia. The suspension, disclosed in a cable by Paul G Holtman, followed consultations with State Department officials. The action targets aid to Indonesia while continuing allocations to the Dutch.

Aviametet United States Netherlands East Lidies Dilek Republic of Indonesia Paul G. Holtman ECA Weiherlands ECA Allient Giahtsa Netherlands Tadies Soemiira Jad Levet Marshall Plan 4K Dupe Ambagsader Belews Tan Kieffens BCA Wis

Air Force plans final Greenland rescue attempt for stranded crew

The Air Force prepares a last effort to recover stranded U S air crew from a Greenland base. If this trial fails, rescuers will try to land on the ice with a ski-equipped transport, despite weather and prior weather delays hampering operations.

Washington Air Force Greenland

Plane Sighted On Peloponnese Headland In Greece

An object resembling a plane was seen on a rocky headland in the Peloponnese region in southern Greece. It is believed to be the Rome Athan flight that disappeared earlier, carrying 19 passengers and five crew members.

Pens Cns Exech Peloponnese Pemavilia Greece

Pioneer Spirit Navy Plane Fueling Law Races to Mainland

A B 17 bomber piloted by Bowman from Honolulu ran low on fuel after reporting down near sea area. Navy, Coast Guard, and Air Force units chased the vessel as it ditched near the water to spare lives, with a 325 gallon supply and 200 gallons burned to reach a safe end, while escort planes circled at 11 000 feet.

Wrankey Wiliam Boone Bowman Douglaston Pionser Daniel Boone Army San Francinco Bowman Saal Hee Ersee Honolulu British Army Navy San Francisco Air Force Coast Guard Ike

Warlord's Last Gifts Tojo Leaves Glasses Teeth Rosary to Wife

Reports describe the executed warlord Tojo bequeathing items to his wife including false teeth, glasses, and a rosary. Shinsho Hanayama, the Buddhist priest present at his final days, cited promises to deliver two documents and a poem inscribed on the tomb stone.

Tojo Tokyo Hideke Shinsho Tanayama Weilen Dy Hanayama Hayayama Neiest Sae

Two Cold Days Ahead Weather update for Syracuse forecast

A cold front and winter arrival bring a two day cold spell in Syracuse. Fresh NW winds 25 to 30 mph. Temperatures 37 at 8 PM, dropping to 20 tonight and 26 tomorrow with occasional light snow flurries. Side streets icy this morning as yesterday's snow and rain left wet pavements and temperatures near 32 to 36.

Syracuse Weather Bureau Tomor Abd Tower

Maltbie to Retire From State Public Service Post

Milo R. Maltbie, 63, chairman of the State Public Service Commission, filed for retirement from his $37,500 a year post he has held since 1930. The formal step ends a long tenure shaping regulation in New York.

Maltbie Albany Milo R. Maltbie State Public Service Commission

Sykes Comment Sparks Debate on Montana Rail Fares

Edwin B. Sykes, former Montana white pine exporter, spoke in Helena at a diner criticizing fare policy. He said the system favors failures and that rising costs impede progress, arguing that downturns invite harsher scrutiny and hinder success.

Edwin B. Sykes Montana Helena Nis Mr. Sylex

Tojo Among Axis Dictators Hanged in Japan Crimes

Tokyo reports former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six other Japanese war leaders were executed for wartime crimes. The Army announced seven men went to their deaths as Japan completes its war crimes sentence.

WOKYO Hideki Tojo Japan Tojo

Supreme Court asked to rehear Japanese war crimes case

The Supreme Court was urged to reconsider its lack of jurisdiction over the international military tribunal that convicted 25 Japanese leaders. Attorney John G. Brannon filed the rehearing petition from Sugamo Prison, where the defendants have been held for over two years. The court previously closed the door to appeals for Doihara and Hirota, while seven others were condemned to prison terms. The Army offered no details on the hangings, promising more information later.

Washington Supreme Court International Military Tribunal Ward Tokyo John G. Brannon Af Marias Guy High Court Sugamo U. S Kenji Doihara Koki Hirota International Tribunal

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