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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1951

Page

11

Cardinal Spellman Blesses 100 Korean War Prisoner Converts

Francis Cardinal Spellman visited UN War Prisoner Camp No. 1 in Korea with Gen. James A. Van Fleet and other officials. He blessed more than 100 prisoners converted to Roman Catholicism, heard singing, toured living quarters and kitchens, and spoke to staff about caring for captives as part of the gospel. The visit included a wreath at the UN flagpole, prayers at the Pusan cemetery, visits to clinics and ships, and a reception with President Syngman Rhee.

Kores Francis Cardinal Spellman New York No. 1 James A. van Fleet Eighth Army Cardinal Spellman Spellman U.S Pusan van Fleet Maryknoll Clinic Jut'landia Repose Sengman Rhee UN Civil Assistance Command

Violence deemed by NAACP leader to be Loyal Americans act

Orlando Florida February remarks by Walter White executive secretary of the NAACP tie Florida violence to Loyal Americans rather than Communists. He cites Christmas night bombing death of Harry Moore and other dynamitings at a Negro housing center churches and a Miami Jewish center, plus the 1949 Groveland case. White warns law and order has collapsed and names at least three individuals who alleged such ideas.

Orlando Fla Florida Walter White National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Mims Harry T. Moore NAACP Miami Groveland Whste National Guard White Moore NAA Harry Moore

Girl Rescued From 11-Foot Shaft Near Farm

A five year old girl, Neomi Uresti, was rescued after four hours from an 11 foot deep shaft near her grandfather’s farm in the Lyford area. Volunteers dug parallel holes to reach her eight inch opening for a drainage project. The child, who jumped into the hole amid play, was pulled out safely and later reported to have burns from heat exposure.

Harlingen Tex Neomi Uresti Dave Lyford

Back spin in golf drive varies with hit power

A well hit drive will generate backspin from 3000 to 5060 revolutions per minute depending on hit force. it may reach as high as 3000 RPM.

UN Delivers Cards From Red POWs

The UN command delivered 61 postcards to Communist prisoners, the first large mail package turned over to the Reds since both sides agreed to accept POW mail. Lt. Harold T. Bratchell brought the mail to Panmunjom, where North Korean officers initially hesitated before accepting the package, promising more letters to follow.

Panmunjom Korea United Nations International Red Cross Geneva North Korea Harold T. Bratchell Washington, D. C APO 72 Parmunjom Red James C. Murray U.N.C Murray Kang Chan Chang Chun San Bratchell Chang Pan- Tanjom Seoul

Fire Damages Three-Story Geneva Building

Fire swept a three story brick building at 91 93 Castle Street in Geneva owned by the Geneva Lodge of Odd Fellows. Unofficial damage estimated between 50 000 and 65 000 dollars. Fire discovered around 11 PM with heavy smoke entering adjacent blocks amid freezing temperatures and strong wind. Firefighters battled the blaze for over three hours, destroying store interiors on the second floor including a paint and hardware shop and club room furnishings, with extensive water damage to lower levels. The blaze started in the boiler room and prompted a general alarm.

Geneva Geneva Lodge of Odd Fellows Castle St Ing Fairfax Sork State Electric and Gas Corporation Donald Belt S. T Oak St General Beard Co Mason Supplies RC. Race Arden P. Roland Sporting Goods William Smith

Widow Claims Hospital Burned Her Dead Body

In San Francisco an angry health director seeks guidance on saving public funds without lawsuits after Mrs Theresa K Butler, an 80-year-old widow, was declared dead at a hospital morgue and revived. Butler filed a $593.70 claim, with plans to sue if the city does not meet the demand.

United Nations Hersel Kaesong San Francisco Public, Health Femal J. C. Geiger Health Cit Theresa K. Butler Butler

Penn State Wrestlers Return With Key Veterans

Penn State 1952 wrestling squad centers on captains Don Maurey Don Frey and Joe Lemyre. Maurey earned 337 pound honors last season as a top performer. In football style, Bill Jeffrey compares each player to a quarterback, highlighting leadership and versatility.

Matmen State College Penn State Don Maurey Don Frey Joe Lemyre Maurey Bill Jeffrey

New York Still Best For Oldsters Desmond Says

Albany veteran senator Thomas Desmond argues against moving elderly to Florida citing higher costs humidity and pests in Florida and says New York offers warmer winter spirit and supportive communities for retirees despite Florida vacation appeal. He notes letters of support from Floridians and calls retirement abroad risky without trial.

Albany Dukes Florida Thomas Desmond New York Joint Legislative Committee Newburgh Jacksonville New York City Buffalo South

Beaten Boy Near Death After Christmas Eve Attack

Tommie Yates, four, remained critical in a Dallas hospital after Christmas Eve beating that left him unconscious. His mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dale Simpson, Vernon, were charged with assault with intent to murder and moved to an undisclosed jail. Local townspeople prayed for his recovery as Vernon officials commented on rising tensions.

Dallas Tommie Yates Tommie Jhis Robert Dale Simpson Wilbarger Ed Luttrell Vernon West Texas Tomamie

UAW Pushes Pension Escalator Clauses

Detroit report says United Auto Workers eye escalator clauses to boost pensions from $100 to $135 monthly. President Walter Reuther urged the idea at a party of about 90 retired auto workers, citing higher living costs as making fixed pensions insufficient across wage contracts affecting more than 1,000,000 workers.

Detroit CLO United Auto Workers Walter Reuther Reuther U.A.W

Providence Red of AHL Opens Own Radio Studio

The Providence Red of the American Hockey League establish an in house broadcast studio at the Rhode Island Auditorium enhancing team coverage with on site radio broadcasts from their new facility.

Providence Red American Hockey League Rhode Island Auditorium

Tombs Open 13 Ancient Graves in Athens Discovery

American archaeologist Homer A Thompson reports 13 well preserved Bronze Age tombs unearthed beneath Athens Agora. Finds include vases, jewelry, daggers and ivory combs, suggesting Athens of 1600 B C was culturally advanced and could extend Bronze Age knowledge by up to 200 years.

Athens Homer A. Thompson Market Place Agora Thompson America

Jury Makes Love Battle a Draw

A Los Angeles Superior Court jury in 45 minutes found the neighbor dispute between John Riley and Marevin Sasselli a draw. Mrs. Riley sought 23570 for an alleged embrace in the dark while serving beer. Mrs. Sasselli claimed Riley hugged her at the Sasselli home and suggested more.

Los Angeles Neighburs John Riley Vin Sasselli Owly Doubel Sasselli

Used Car Lot Ad Snarled Prices and Models

A dense classified listing showcases numerous used cars for sale with varied makes and models. Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac, De Soto, Mercury, Ford, Pontiac, and others are advertised across Syracuse areas with details on year, body style, features like radios heaters and whitewall tires, and contact numbers for dealers such as Open Eyes, BONDED AUTO SALES, and East Syracuse Sales Co. The collage includes prices, conditions, and partial descriptions across several streets and garages.

Austin Crosley Station Wacoa Ford Forder Johnny Dell BUICK Cee ‘Breg Secanette GeEvy Cou IE Soto Tudor Postag Chosiuan de Madison St Asim Ean Gauesea Ene Blvd Vine ST Liverpool Cale Alarcon Salina Ghevrolet Tres Guevrolet Dar Haptine Rauio Beier Teon Carpenter INC Bellevue Ave Edie Rane van Bulek Spediad Radia Dodge de Soto Plymouth Sadan Highway Motors’ Corp Géneste St. Saree Chevrolet Cal North Chile East Syracuse W. Mantius Verteville Chappy W. Genesee St

CHRYSLER AND FORD USED CARS SALE LISTING

Extensive old car ad from Chrysler Plymouth and Ford dealers on Genesee Street features 1946 to 1951 models. Highlights include a fully collapsed 1946 club coupe for 895 dollars, Desoto and Oldsmobile two doors, Plymouth specials, Dodge and Buick options, and multiple dealer names such as Chappy, Ryan & Sons, Baker’s, and Spector Genesee Motor Sales. Open evenings with contact numbers and sales pitches.

AUTOMOBILE _ Autostor H. Sam Sleedipater Eremuouyatace Hrataguiin Stepoter Sigalars Ara Veal Saving Whetidet Austerholtz & Russell Unstate Larrea Guy Chrysier Genesee Docadios Bate Baker's, Inc Cicero N. F Dodge Ryan & Sons Manltus Bower William. Stahle Desoto-Peymoute Tudor FORD Steve Ald Steve Logan W. Genesee Henry J Henry Luctifee Hudson Syracuse Motors Main St Sleeth' Motors Genesee ST Lincoln Sacrifice Cali Frank McClenthan Lomner Herier Muserlian Genesee Motor Oldsmobile Feigel Selina Glenn Burdick, Inc Packard

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