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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1946
Page
13
Peggy McCarthy surveys residents in the 700 block of E Fays with Christmas wishes. Housewife Mrs Arthur Freud hopes for peace and happiness for the world and improved health. Others seek simple joys, normalcy, a car, and holiday cheer for family and youth.
A $69,995,000 plan for the initial operation of the municipal Idlewild Airport in Queens will be considered this week by the board of estimate in executive session.
Five transports with over seven thousand troops expected in New York and Seattle today. The General Bundy bears 2011 troops and 13 dependents from Bremerhaven. The General Stewart carries 2056 troops and six dependents. The General Pope carries 2467 troops and 23 navy personnel. The St Olaf sails from Sydney with 208 troops. The Goucher Victory from Yokohama carries 623 Army personnel. Seattle receive Marine Panther from Okinawa with 1428 troops. Bridgeport arrived in New York with 465 troops from Bremerhaven.
Tokyo report notes Keloids remain the major medical problem for Hiroshima bomb victims more than 16 months after the Aug 6 1945 attack. Dr Masao Tsuzuki of Tokyo Imperial University says keloids appeared soon after the blast and peaked in March and April 1946, with improvement since October 1946.
James W. Bowden, 49, was found guilty of first degree murder in Portland Oregon for the July 27 blast that killed his 47 year old wife as she opened a trunk in their basement. The jury recommended life imprisonment.
Moscow reports suggest the Soviet Union could be a major market for American goods. Washington talks hint at large-scale business with the United States, seeking machinery equipment and transport gear. Russia aims for long-term credits, low interest, and loans of 20 to 30 years, with potential aid in postwar reconstruction.
The columnist suggests cities should select studio audiences for Dr. I. Q. programs to avoid poor publicity when locals lack knowledge or answers. He notes the need for informed participation and questions audience selection standards.
Communists praise US fur supply and discuss potential US engineering use. They foresee an economic crisis in the United States as disastrous for the world. Russians interviewed express desire for prosperity with firm, friendly Soviet relations and mutual benefit.
Basel Switzerland The World Zionist Congress politics commission voted 20 to 16 against Zionist participation in the London Congress under present conditions Rabbi A E H Silvers of Cleveland Ohio said one prerequisite would be British abrogation of the white paper on Palestine immigration Observers said the move strengthened Silvers bid for World Zionist Organization presidency.
Christmas packages were dropped to American soldiers isolated at Tanaka and Kushimoto after earthquake disrupted mail routes. Aerial Santas Lts. Robert L. Brett of Seattle and George Alms of Indiana delivered the gifts.
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