Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

2

Liberal Party Pushes State Rent Control Action in New York

The Liberal Party plans to press for state rather than federal control of residential rents in the upcoming New York legislative session. Leo J. Rosett and Ben David son say rent-control would be a keynote of the party program. A separate note reports the Atomic Energy Commission unveiled a low cost geiger counter for detecting radioactivity, adaptable for high school science classes, built from common parts.

Liberal Party New York New York State Leo J. Rosett Ben Davidson INS The Atomic Energy Commission

U S to Ask Britain on Jap Peace Treaty

The United States has nearly finished a draft peace treaty for Japan and plans to seek approval from Britain but not China or Russia. A State Department spokesman said the draft has been months in progress and is in good shape.

U. S Washington United States Britain China Russia State Department

Red Leader in German Town Hangs Himself

In Gorppen G Germany Kurt Buehler chairman of the Communist Party in Salach hanged himself after a visit to the Russian zone family said today He vowed to quit the Communist Party on returning last week saying The Communists kill everybody who disagrees with them This visit cured me of Communism.

Gorppingen Germany Communist Party Salach Izone Kurt Buehler

Prominent Industry Figures Die Across U S and Canada

Obituaries list Blooming ton World Telegraph publisher Blaine Bradfute in Indianapolis Newsperson William Jaffray former Toronto Globe publisher in Atlantic City Advertising executive Earle McHugh Meridian Rotary magazine staff Rockford Morning Star and more die at ages from 53 to 85 including Edward Hanson Connor engineer of the San Francisco Bay Bridge in Leavenworth Victor Spong president of the Kansas Conference of the Augustana Lutheran Church in Kansas City Lyle Crippen Berea College department chair in Berea and Thomas Kelly former Ethel Barrymore stage crew in Fall River

Blaine W. Bradfute The Bloomington Ind World-Telephone Indianapolis William Jaffray Toronto Globe Atlantic City N. J Earle H. McHugh Hearst Magazines, Inc Meridian Miss Edward Hanson Connor San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Leavenworth Kas Victor. Spong Kansas Conference Augustana Lutheran Church Kansas City Lee F. Crippen Berea College History and Political Science Berea Thomas H. Kelly Ethel Barrymore Sothern Marlowe Grant Mitchell Katharine Cornell Fall River Mass

Wear Long Undies Order Issued For Glendale Police

Glendale California police are ordered to shut off car heaters and wear long woolen underwear to prevent overheating. Police Chief Carl Eggers said the overnight radio patrols must buy long underwear as a safety measure to keep officers warm and ready for duty.

Glendale Calif Los Angeles Carl Eggers

Lilienthal Sees Hope for Atomic Pact

Washington and Capitol Hill report on atomic energy control includes AEC chairman Lilienthal expressing hope for a world agreement aided by the United States. He notes late prospects for a settlement with Soviet Russia blocking a majority UN plan. Also, Sen. Hickenlooper denies involvement in an atomic controversy sparked by Jordan and Lewis.

Washington David EF. Lilienthal Atomic Energy Commission United Nations Russia United States Lilienthal AEC Truman Lilenthal Capitol Hill Hickenlooper Iowa G. Zacey Jordan Air Force Jordan Harry Hopkins Fulton Lewis, Jr House Un-American Activities Committee Leslie R. Groves The Atomic Enterprise Groves Hopkins

Girl Attacked in Albany Park As Man Seizes with Neck Tie

A 12 year old girl was abducted in a city park and gagged with a necktie by a man who then stripped her clothes. She was found in Albany hospital in good condition. Police hunt the assailant after the struggle in Lincoln Park and the victim escaped to safety.

Cambridge, Mass Ins Cambridge City Hospital Rose Tuccelli Burlington, Vt Burlington Springfield Mass Albany N. J Einstein Arma Attili Albany Hospital Lincoln Park

Heart is Sound Says The Body

Encino California Marie McDonald known as The Body in Hollywood recovered from a nervous heart spasm after a midnight hit run crash that damaged their car. She said she felt fine and doctors envied her heart after a 10 day hospital stay for nervous heart treatment.

Encino Calif Marie McDonald Hollywood Harry Karl Miss McDonald

Colorado 1949 employment peaks at 388000

Colorado job numbers show 1949 employment reached 388000 last month, down 10000 from the 1948 peak. The Denver data indicate overall employment conditions remained strong despite the dip.

Denver INS Colorado

Shot Couple Will Survive Shot Couple Will Survive

Miriam Thurmond was reported out of danger after being shot by Kathleen Drewry who is free on 5000 dollars bond. Drewry, ex wife of University of Georgia journalism dean Dean John Drewry, faces assault with intent to murder charges to be presented at the January grand jury.

Athens Slim Brunet Miriam Thurmond John Drewry Kathleen Drewry University of Georgia Journalism Fommy Hull Miss Thurmond Pollock Drewry Thurmond Slim Brunet Milton

GOP Sets Lincoln Day Dinners for 1950 Campaign

Albany report notes Republican state headquarters launching its 1950 election drive by calling 62 county chairmen to schedule Lincoln Day dinners between February 6 and 18. State Chairman William J. Pfeiffer urges heightened party activity as the national committee targets 2,500 such dinners nationwide.

Albany G.O.P William J. Pfeiffer Pfeiffer National Committee

Relatives Home Visit Noted in Fragment

Fragmentary text describes someone visiting the nearby home of relatives. Context unclear, no names or dates provided.

Girl Rests After Hand is Amputated

MEMPHIS Tenn GP Betty Lou Marbury a 10 year old Brownsville farm girl rests after an operation to remove her right hand to stop a malignant bone tumor. Doctors consulted in Boston and locally before the amputation between wrist and elbow. She remains in good condition with three special nurses attending.

Mempius Tenn Betty Lou Marbury Brownsville Enn Boston

Man Kills Himself and Destroys Building in Gas Explosion

In Mankato Minnesota Ray Schaub attempted suicide after a quarrel with his wife. An ensuing gas explosion wrecked a three story brick building. Landlord J A Mayer and his wife and Mrs Coff were injured. Mrs Coff's husband was admitted to hospital with shock. The blast rattled the business district and shattered windows within a block. Schaub was removed by police from his gas filled home and was not inside the building at the time of the explosion.

Mankato Minn Ray Schaub J. A. Mayer Coff

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nancy Newark ElectricalWorkers Union National Labor Relations ‘Board Milton Weihrauch C.l.0.-Internaional Union of Electrical Workers LEU Robert Reiner, Inc Weehawken C.so United Electrical Workers (Us Detroit Mich C.L.Q United Auto Workers Joseph V. Krug UAW Chicago National Safety Council Bidault Paris P France George Bidault National Assembly Prague Czechoslovakia Holger Hjelm Stockholm Wajetm Frankfurt Pap Poland NSZ Tryneza Gniewczynae Tokyo Harvey Clyde Kendall Rotary International Rockford Morning Star Rockford Newsweek Magazine Lewis Albany Park Walter Kiernan Newt Instein Massachusetts Gop Howard Johnsons Beac Colby Gowin Raymond van Schaack Fayetteville Road Vicks VA Kenroyd Suits Salina St
Search Courier

Search the Syracuse Herald Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Syracuse Herald Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication