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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1949

Page

10

Lustron Deal Heads for Congressional Investigation

Rep. Cole vows a thorough inquiry into the 37.5 million RFC loan to Lustron of Columbus Ohio. Lustron president Carl Strandlund plans to seek more federal financing while RFC contemplates foreclosure and demands a recovery plan by January 6.

Washington Lustron Cole R-Kan Reconstruction Finance Corporation Columbus Ohio Carl G. Strandlund House RFC Jending Harvey J. Gunderson Strandlund Gunderson Congress White House

No Rail Crisis Yet in Short Mining Week

The government says a three day work week for coal miners has not yet caused a transportation emergency. The ICC delayed curtailing rail passenger service but may act next week if coal stocks fall. An advisory panel notes a 30 day coal supply above ground and a Tuesday survey will decide on any passenger restrictions.

Washington UP Gov Pa Interstate Commerce Commission ICC J. Monroe Johnson John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis Cole Iron Properties New York City

State to process 46000 World War II veteran bonus applications

The State Bonus Bureau will start processing 46 000 applications from veterans living outside New York. A constitutional amendment allows payment to nonresidents who were state residents when they entered service. Estimates suggest 150 000 nonresidents may be eligible and costs could exceed 30 million dollars.

Albany New York New Jersey State

Ives Denies FEPC Will Hurt South

Senator Ives argues there is no real basis for Southern fears that a federal fair employment practices act would harm industry. He cites eight states with fair employment laws as evidence of positive impact and predicts no disaster from FEPC. Senator Russell says Southern Democrats will fight the bill when it is chosen for debate next session.

Washington Ives Russell D-Ga FEPC

Lie Urges UN to End Basic Fight

Trygve Lie urges the United Nations to resume step by step negotiations between East and West for a settlement. He cites the Mexican resolution and calls for renewed efforts in 1950 to extend political understanding amid UN tensions. Malik challenges Nationalist China representation in the Security Council as Tsiang defends a constitutional government.

Lie Lake Success LSE Paris General Assembly China Security Council Jakob A. Malik Soviet Union T. F. Tsiang Malik Tsiang Council

Bandits Hold Up Buffalo Grocer for 1706 Dollars

Four men robbed Walter J. Friedly and clerk Edison J. Russell as they returned from a bank in Kenmore. The car used belonged to Friedly, who operated a suburban Buffalo grocery. Police investigated the suburban Buffalo crime scene.

Buffalo GP Walter J. Friedly Log Ponawanda Friedly Kenmore Edison J. Russell

Bookkeeper Is Hunted In $200000 Shortage Case

New York police issued a state alarm for Louis Chazen missing since Christmas Eve amid an estimated 200000 shortage at Publix Shirt Company. Aiding in the probe are prosecutors and 15 detectives as district attorneys pursue allegations of padded expenses and inflated costs. George Washington Carver Day proclaimed in Albany on January 5.

New York Louis Chazen Mount Vernon Cele Chazen Publix Shirt Company Leonardst Chazen Manhattan Albany New

Governor Dewey Honors Negro Educator Carver’s Memory

The governor proclaimed a day to honor material benefits from the memory of the Negro educator I Carver. The speech praised progress and the achievements attributed to his influence, urging New Yorkers to remember his contributions.

York State Dewey Carver

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