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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1949
Page
2
A lively account from a Broadway night recounts DiMaggio's batting feats and a chaotic scene around radio reports of Judy Coplon's indictment. The narrator notes fans and friends debating sensational news as DiMaggio powers four homers despite a sore heel.
The comptroller of the currency calls for a statement on the condition of national banks at the close of business Thursday June 30. The dispatch also reports on a Boston incident where a woman identified as Elizabeth Tyungentlemanly, claimed to be a modest celebrity, was found after being thrown from a car. Police said she could not name her assailant. She was hospitalized in Boston after spending the weekend with her mother in South Boston. The article also includes a block of bustling, fragmentary wire-service notes and social bites about entertainment figures, rumors, and industry gossip.
Broadway musical comedy to close after next Saturday night because star Bobby Clark falls ill. Clark will enter Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for a complete medical check up. Other items mention a New Yorker killed in Campbell New York and a longshoreman shot in New York City.
In Portugal a deadly heat wave claimed eight lives with five drownings and three lightning deaths. A sudden gale capsized two fishing boats but crews were saved. Seaborne fugitives from a Russian labor camp, 62 Estonians, were rescued from a homemade sailboat near the SS Britannic, 750 miles west of Ireland, bound for New York.
The notice lists several late prominent individuals including Curt is Curtis a Cornell botany professor since 1914 former president of the Jean Society of Plant Physiologists in Chatham Massachusetts Emerson O publisher of the jin 1944 in Lansinz Michigan Curtis F P Kendall 50 ex The Rev Nicholas van Cassaboon 72 retired Methodist minister who served New York State communities John J Suhm 100 president of Suhm Computers of chemical specialty Milwaukee Charles Kowiers president and sales manager of the Delong Hook and Exe Co in Philadelphia Albert H Weinbrenner 184 chairman of the board of the Fathers Weinbrenner Co shoe Milwaukee Allan J Woodard 64 former mayor village trustee and general secretary of the ICA in Whitehall PLD Ross 21 president of the urail income halved Ottawa Journal and one of the Washington P The new founders of the Canadian Press income of Class 1 railroads during Ottawa May was estimated today at 32 000 000 That is less than half of the 65 000 000 for May 194% of Walton in Walton Florida former mayor of Walton Florida.
British Methodists declared Christianity faces a testing situation and urged churches to resist state interference with full power. The conscience of Christian citizens will be invoked as a declaration on church state relations outlines the need for freedom to worship and to proclaim the gospel.
U S Treasury officials and European finance ministers, including Mauric Petre, discuss a coordinated plan to avert economic turmoil in Western Europe. The talks focus on currency devaluation, convertibility, and stockpiling to support economies and stabilize the dollar. Ambassador Dougia arrived in Paris to participate in the discussions.
Dow Jones reports Britain plans new import quotas and barter treaties to shield the pound and form a large British controlled trading bloc. Five British leaders see this as the only path from their financial crisis, while U S officials are expected to protest and potentially curb Marshall Plan aid to avoid a Europe collapse.
Rome reports end to the seamen strike that tied up most Italian ships since June. Over 2,000 passengers bound for New York and South America found alternate transport during the peak tourist season. Shipowners say the walkout cost about 2,000,000 dollars in business. Seamen gain a 200 percent pension rise, a five dollar monthly unemployment bonus, and a definite hiring schedule.
Local shop owners and community leaders announced a search for a missing boy, with authorities urging residents to remain vigilant. The effort involves volunteers, shop staff, and nearby residents, aiming to locate the boy and bring him safely home.
The Democratic party pushes to fulfill campaign pledges before this session ends. Both House and Senate face pressure to enact the legislative program backed by the President. Congress confronts accountability after the Fat Wen Act of 1946 discussion.
President Truman and congressional leaders plan possible decision today on repealing the Taft-Hartley Act. The four leaders intend to confer with the White House as House and Senate setbacks loom, with the president to decide whether to push the repeal.
A United Nations plane carried Indonesian, Belgian, Australian and American representatives to Jogjakarta for ceremonies welcoming the Republican leader back to the capital. President Soekarno and other leaders are due to arrive in Jakarta tomorrow after seven months in Dutch captivity on Bangka Island.
Fragmented OCR text mentions stalled talks and British refusal to recognize developments in China. Notable names and clear events are obscured by errors. the remaining intelligible elements reference a resumed discussion and international reactions affecting Britain.
A lively feature promotes a Hawaiian themed garden venue offering cooling Persian atmosphere, soothing music, and summer dancing. The piece highlights parties and dinners from Tuesday through Saturday with entertainment by Hawaiian dancers for a relaxed social setting.
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