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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1949

Page

5

AT and T 1948 earnings rise to $9.20 a share

The Bell System reports 1948 earnings of $9.20 per share, 20 cents above the dividend, with 12 months ending December 31 showing net income of $935,628,151 and per share of $1021. A rate increase viewed as contributing, while total telephones in operation surpass 31 million and the system controls about 85 percent of U.S. telephones.

American Telephone and Telegraph Ca A. T. and Torche Bell System Iephone. Co Kays Telephone Orl Speraingren stockheMers Leroy A. Wilson Bell Companies Wilson

Oleo Tax Repeal Heads for Last Minute Push

Washington lawmakers map a plan to repeal federal taxes on oleo margarine, aiming to avoid last year's delays from hearings. Rep Cooley says further hearings are unnecessary and seeks quick action in the House Agriculture Committee.

Washington Congress House Senate Denythy Rep Cooley D-N.c House Agriculture Committee

Schools Offer Aid in Defense Urges Teacher Propaganda

A union of school administrators and educators offered to aid national defense and urged teachers to expose propaganda. The American Association of School Administrators and the Department of National Education issued the call, including administrative and supervisory officers.

Washington

Jewish Vets To Install Dine Feb. 12

Jewish War Veterans Onondaga Post 131 to hold installation and dinner at Hotel Syracuse on Sunday February 12. Archie Greenberg will speak after return from France as National Organization observer to the United Nations. Guests include Rabbi Hymar, Rev Benin, Rev Dillon, Sidney Stele, and honorary members Pietrafesa and Levy. Local posts from Rochester Buffalo and Elenurs are expected to attend.

Jewish War Veterans, Onondage Syracuse Saunday Archie Greenberg Xew Bide Cochmurmen Samuel Eisen Herman A. Pomeranz Morris Berman Greenberg France Aly National Organization of Jewish War Veterans United Nations Inin Hymar Association of Rabbis of George ¥. Benin Sitrusters Associaon of Robert E.dillon New York Sidney Stele New York City Department of the State of New York

Reds Disavow Atom Expert Paris Dispatch

Paris officials report Frederic Joliot Curie, Nobel prize atom scientist and head of France’s atomic energy commission, was disavowed by both the French Communist Party and the Soviet Politburo for deviating from party lines. He had pledged to guard atomic knowledge until the UN outlawed atomic weapons.

Paris INS Frederic Joliot- Curie Comrman Tomic Energy Commission Communist Party Joliot-Cune France United Nations

Valentines and Bears Heat Up With a Valentine Test

A playful study in a 1960s style shows a wife, secretary, and three showgirls reacting to valentines. Norma Thornton registered warm hot while Abbe Marshall stood semi boiling and Judy Sinclair joked about fur coats. The test used a centimeter device as Hallmark’s J Harry Lange observed reactions.

Sik J. Harry ‘Tange Hallmark Greeting Card Company Lange Valentine Brunet Norma Thornton Town City Jess Abbe Marshall Judy Sinclair Philadelphia

Economist predicts trends at Syracuse luncheon

The National Industrial Conference Board chief economist will speak at a Hotel Syracuse luncheon. He serves on multiple governmental committees and lectures at New York University. Whitbread of Onondaga Pottery chairs the organizing committees inviting civic labor and industrial groups.

National Industrial Conference Board New York =vernity JZ. Whitbread Onondaga Pottery Company

Sammi Attending Forestry Meeting

Sammi C Sammi of the department of forestry management at the New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University attends a national meeting in Washington DC conducted by the American Society of Photogrammetry. He will confer with committee members and gather information for training student foresters in airplane use for timber surveying.

John C Sammi Department of Fares New-York State College of Forestry Syracuse University Saitea@ang Washington, D.C American Society of Photogram Toetry Sammi

World Government Talk at Egerwood Baptist Church

COL C. A. Faison of One Syracuse Chapter Federal Union will address adult classes at Egerwood Baptist Church School tomorrow at 1 15 AM. The talk forms part of World Government Week and will cover a discussion of world government.

C. A. Faison Syracuse Federal Union, Inc Egerwood Baptist Church School

National committee sets spring colors for men’s wear

The National Association announced a seasonal color scheme for men’s clothing with a bold palette including airline gray Irish green and a peacock theme. Aiming to influence women buyers, the group plans education campaigns to boost awareness of masculine fashion, noting women purchase 30 to 50 percent of men’s attire.

Ceixcisnati Upi Ae Club Valentine Gueas Associaton Asocation Fmrer Sex

Phone Ruling Is Slated In Buffalo Proceedings

The State Public Service Commission plans formal testimony next month on a telephone rate increase estimated at 49 million dollars annually. Commissioner Spencer B. Eddy led preliminary hearings aiming to vote on the case by late February. Ralph W Brown, NY Telephone vice president, defended the 30 to 25 percent local hike, noting debt ratio rise and monopoly advantages while Elmer S Stengel argued book value bases justify the rate rise. A Western New York municipalities group, chaired by Stengel, prepared to coordinate opposition efforts.

Buffalo Pablc Service Commission Spencer B. Eddy New York Telephone Company New York Ralph W Brown New York City Wala Senkesroen Elmer S Stengel O Tetum Stengel

New York Parade Switch Sparks Truman Parade Debate

New York police riders may skip the inauguration procession despite President Truman’s wishes. Mayor William O Dwyer said the force would abstain after the President’s election, citing potential political criticism and the bar scene anecdote shaping the tense mood around the event.

N.Y Truman New York Washington William O'Dwyer Newaks Russan Laura Rita Colton

Red Cross Seeks Volunteers in Syracuse Area Disaster Force

The American Red Cross disaster nursing committee urges city and county residents to volunteer for service. Chapter chairman Mrs. R. E. Fenner says disaster nursing must stay at full strength per charter obligations to stand ready for any emergency.

Red Cross Opfostunite phiTmy Navy Pharma Syracuse Ononease American Ee Gisaster Medical and Nursing Committee Wac Wave Pharma Jcists Mra. R. E

U S Plans Indonesian Peace Plan Drafted

The United States proposes a Indonesian peace plan with Dutch troop withdrawal under international supervision. A temporary federal government of the United States of Indonesia would be established by March 25 with elections by October 2, and sovereignty transferred to Indonesia not later than April 4, 1950.

iDutch Republic of Indonesia Ipresene U.S Indonesia IG. S. of Netherlands

Native Leaders Weigh Dutch Proposal for Indonesia Union

Native leaders of the Dutch sponsored federal states gather in Batavia to voice mixed views on the Dutch conquest and a proposed United States of Indonesia. They discuss representation for the fallen republic and potential interim government while Premier Willam Drees consults with them.

Batavia Java Lever Netherlands Willam Drees United States Indonesia Teungka Mansoer I East Sumatra Jorgan Sultan Hamad I Ponsianak Borneo East Indonesia Anak Agung

Truman Vows To Fight Foes Of Seaway

Washington news wires report President Truman stating he will block sabotage of the St Lawrence Seaway project. An exchange with Senator Wiley highlighted internal opposition in defense circles. Wiley urged vigorous disapproval of tactics used to stall the plan.

Truman Washington Wiley R.wik Waer Senate National Defense BEART Mernberg Ens Fritz Sapweyt Fuehrer Bund Kuhn Wiley Nuernberg Wily Defense Department Geaway

Bank Bandits Plan Marrage and Cash Heist

In a Virgil Illinois bank robbery, Arthur Otowski and John Minster of Chicago admitted aiming for a perfect job to fund a gas station and marriages. Otowski, 20, yielded $1,917 after wounding a customer and fleeing on motorcycles, with Minster, 16, arrested nearby. State police chased down riders and recovered a portion of the loot.

Minster Virgil Bank

Hygiene Day event to be held February second

February second designated Hygiene Day with Col Jona Roosma as guest speaker. The meeting starts at 4 PM at the YICA 34 Montgomery St and is open to the public. The program supports a year round social hygiene effort endorsed by medical public health and law enforcement groups, business labor clubs and armed forces personnel. Chairman Thomas E. Laune leads the organizing committee.

Jona "S& Roosma Provost Marshall jAnny Pal YICA Montgomery St. Jand papilRocems Natonal Youte Charman Thomas E. Laune

Argentina Considers Citizenship Plan for Foreigner Residents

President Peron announced a government proposal requiring foreigners living in Argentina for two years to become citizens or depart. The plan, tied to national defense, would finance itself and include an $800 million appropriation. Proponents say it fits defense needs while restructuring the constitution’s implications.

Argentina Wiley Joint Chiefs of Staff Department of National Defense

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