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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
11
Fragmented OCR text mentions housing, sponsors, and local figures amid garbled phrases. References to CARAGIO over 45 and long-term trends hint at housing policy or development. Mentions Truman specizen, Sag nate, and selling a hotel garage with industry notes.
Washington dispatch reports a proposed bill to require mail to show its source and to identify propagandistic material from Communist or Communist front groups. The attorney general would name several organizations subject to the rule, arguing unidentified propaganda via mail harms public belief and thinking.
Fire Commissioner Frank J. Quayle suspended four department heads for condoning and attending a pre Christmas party in the Municipal Building. The event drew more than 100 guests with liquor and food, featuring bartenders and a portable bar. Two captains and two lieutenants faced departmental trial over the December 36 party at a warehouse.
Fragmented report outlines alleged rifts between a prince and his wife Rita as they navigate European tours and public criticism. It notes plans for Berne trips, private flights, and a London departure while detailing official concerns over etiquette and schedule changes.
Howard W. Blakeslee reports on a new atomic nose device in Ammon, Ind that detects scents with a single whiff. The instrument claims to identify every component of a smell, revealing each chemical in the scent.
The Nation Bureau of Standards unveiled an atomic clock using ammonia molecules as the frequency standard. It claims accuracy better than one part in 20,000,600 and potential theoretical precision up to part in 10,060,000,000, capable of checking Earth's rotation and revolutionize scientific and industrial timing. Separately in California Clara A. Mazzotti, 52, was granted a divorce after testifying she objected to her husband's pinup pictures only after recognizing the models.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss proposed tax increases and budget aims in Congress. References to 16 percent, 35 million, corporate profits, personal income taxes, and calls from Rep O'Brien and Rep King on balancing the federal budget appear amid uncertain phrases and mixed names.
An Taegliche Presse frontpage editorial in the Soviet military organ argues Korea serves as a model for Germany. It states Moscow would adopt the same policy toward Germany as in Korea, and suggests Soviet occupation forces might depart earlier than Western allies.
General Charles de Gaulle stated he would return to power in France, either through elections or through a so called shock of incidents. He expressed this in the weekly paper of the French People’s Party.
A fire damaged a home leaving one Buffalo child dead and two others injured. The blaze began yesterday evening as residents described thick smoke and a fast-moving fire. Local responders worked to control the flames and determine a cause, with the community mourning the loss.
A report notes high school boys were picked up today after an incident involving a stickup near the school. State troopers are handling the case and pursuing charges.
An unclear worded item describes a highway incident near Peiuyra with Patrolman Homer erres involved. It mentions a Frankus apartment and a Robert Moore in a project, with a person stepping away. A series of garbled names and numbers follow, including Ted Anes and Pegen Tre, with telephone contact and a solitary mention of a sher d’s.
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