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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1941

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U S to Sell Army Planes To Greece

The Roosevelt administration announced a sale of an undetermined number of Army planes to Greece, less than 110 aircraft, to be paid for in cash. The move aligns with his pledge for stronger democracies, while British officials have been negotiating war material for Greece for a week as Congress considers the broader arms lending plan for Britain, Greece, and China.

Washington Ultrr Army Air Corps British Purchasing Commission Greece Briish Britain China Congress Roosevelt Army Navy State Treasury Departments Asis

Chinese Accused of $14 000 Theft in New York Bank

Titus Tsung Yeo Chen, 45, was arrested on a charge of embezzling 14000 dollars from a major American bank where he worked. The case marks a rare instance of a Chinese employee involved in larceny on the New York police blotter, noted by U S Commissioner Garett W. Colter. Also shipped is news that William Phillips, United States ambassador to Lisbon, has arrived back in Lisbon from the United States en route to his post.

New York INS Titus Tsung Yeo Chen U. S Garett W. Colter Phillips Lisbon London William PI United States Portugal Exchange Madrid

GOP Chiefs Oppose New State Taxes

GOP leaders oppose moves tied to federal defense measures and speeding New York defense materials output. Controversies loom over school aid formulas district reapportionment, and diverting 960 million for grade crossing elimination to highways. A commission study on reapportionment is under consideration for next legislature.

New York Senate Assembly Supreme Court R. Foster Piper Buffalo Piper Phelps Phelps New York City

Writer Goes On Warship With Convoy

Reporter DREW MIDDLETON sails aboard a British destroyer off the French coast with a convoy under heavy air and sea danger. He details bombardments near Brest, the crew’s rugged gear, and the tense march through blacked-out seas toward Dover as aircraft circle and shells sting the water.

Drew Middleton Britannia Lest Rose Marshal Gir Jerry Brest Strait of Dover Gray New York Dover Cliffs Joseph Bellavia Brooklyn Berlin Jan James Jo Serh Morphy, Jr United States Hamburg State Department Washington Philadelphia

New Taxes to Cut Property Load Urged Rochester

State Senator William Bewley chaired a hearing on assessments with Abbott Pullman and Glenn F. P. Bedenkapp. About 35 real estate men bankers and officials were questioned as part of the joint legislative committee’s inquiry into property taxes.

Rochester William Bewley Lockport Abbott Pullman Albany Glenn FP Bedenkapp Bewfey

Williams Old-Fashioned Cookies Ad

A brief grocery display notes Williams Old-Fashioned Cookies as fresh and tasteful. It advertises a package of six with a price placeholder, urging readers to request from their local grocer.

Williams

Through the English Channel in a convoy under shell and mine

A correspondent aboard a destroyer details continuous shelling and looming danger as a convoy threads past floating mines and aircraft threats. Snow cloaks the coastline while crew members endure cold, alarms, and the constant watch for perils in the Channel.

Coluin Ant Abator Jerry Avery

Soviet Kidnappers Sentenced In First Recorded Plot

In Moscow City Court a group of students received prison terms for Russia’s first recorded kidnapping plot. The prosecutor called them oathbound like American gangsters. The leader Orbeloff got 10 years, others five and three years for robbing a friend’s house after a failed attempt to kidnap his child.

Moscow Rusia P. Famishevskaya Orbeloff

Killer at 12 Free Enters Machine Shop

Seattle January 7 killer at age 12 Nic catls now free after nine years in prison with a school diploma. Executive parole granted by Gov. Chuenee T. Martin allows him to start as an apprentice in a machine shop. Hebert, who shot Sheriff Wotmell during a burglary at Asotin, expresses gratitude and says driving cars fascinates him. Governor Martin notes doctors cleared him physically and mentally after psychiatric care at Medical Lake.

Seattle U—Terbert Nic~catls Kievells Chuenee T. Martin Hebert Tdaha John Wotmell Asotin Wash Wotmell Mar Herbert State Penitentiary Walla Walla Martin Medical Lake Marlin Niccalis Cose Red

White's Successor Choice Delayed To Thursday

New York reports a successor to William Allen White as chairman of the Committee to Defend America by Raiding the Allies will be chosen Thursday instead of today as originally planned. An executive committee meeting was postponed to allow more time for consideration. The Emperor Kan editor resigned last week.

Henin Eggs Show Green Yolks From Nebraska Trial

At Nebraska Agricultural College hens under September feeding trials laid eggs with bright green yolks while others returned to normal. one hen still showed the unusual color though. Separately in Kansas City a tax notices case involved Ling Lee’s owner remittance demands of 2.69 and 3.38 for Ling L. Williams. A sergeant bound for West Point with National Guard unit faced a personal setback as his train departed Robinson, Arkansas, prompting a mother’s reaction.

Lincoln Neb, Inc Nebraska Agricultural College Kansas City Ling Zee Carol Williams Ling Lee Ling L. Williams Kan Jan Bill Fabian West Point National Guard Robinson Ark Bull

Police Crack Down on Umpire Scheme in New York Raid

Police raided a scheme where three men aimed to turn 18 umpires into losers. Officers disrupted the plan, taking down the ring and seizing evidence, while authorities touted the operation as stinging a loss to corruption in local sports.

New York

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