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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1950
Page
2
Reports state 14 Maryknoll priests were arrested over three weeks as part of a broader campaign to reduce religious influence in China. Maryknoll director Albert Nevins linked the arrests to rising anti-American sentiment among the public.
Department of Agriculture specialists warned that scarce cotton reserves force civilian savings on textiles to ensure adequate stocks for the military. Mobilization could require limiting civilian consumption to maintain supplies for war needs. Twenty American Indians in the armed forces have been killed in Korea, per the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
In Frankfurt McCloy stated the United States will not sell out Germany at the forthcoming four power conference with Russia. He told Speman newsmen there is no basis for fears of a betrayal as Western powers set terms for the talks.
Washington reports the Truman administration has not finalized plans for heavier taxes in light of defense needs. After dinner with four senior advisers at Blair House, White House press secretary Joseph Short said a new tax request this week is unlikely. The discussion covered Korea and the State of the Union to be delivered in January.
Widowed Clara Smith of Middleburg Pa seeks a weekend with her 20 year old son Robert, disabled in all four limbs by frostbite from the Korean War. A Defense Department statement confirmed Robert, a private first class, lost parts of both arms and both legs and will be flown from California to Walter Reed Hospital. The mother, while hopeful, says her son’s condition is hard to bear, yet morale at home is praised by Air Force officials in California.
Mrs. Robert Vogeler says she will send her two sons Bobby and Billy to live with Robert Vogeler in New York after his arrest in 1949 and a 18 year sentence, hoping for his release. The family faces a second Christmas apart as efforts to free him falter while Tehran editors protest government suppression of opposition papers in parliament.
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