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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1949
Page
1
Roosevelt trusted Hopkins as a political operator and wartime adviser, shaping policy with swift, bold, and sometimes blunt tactics. Descriptions from 1938 highlight Hopkins as a controversial yet indispensable figure whose prowess contrasted with Roosevelt’s more measured allies.
Czech priests defy government directives by pledging loyalty to Archbishop Josef Beran and the Vatican. In Masses across the country they read a defiant resolution attacking the communist regime for violating religious freedom and condemning state backed Catholic Action. Churchmen said the move reflected the views of a vast majority of clergy, though authorities claimed the signatures were obtained fraudulently. The resolution was read in Prague Catholic churches as part of a broad protest.
A Pan American Stratocruiser carrying 43 passengers and crew turned back to London early today after engine trouble ten miles out. The luxury airliner landed safely on three engines around 1 A.M. with ambulances standing by. A spokesman said the plane developed trouble and the pilot returned to base.
The editorial page argues about whether Federal Judge Samuel YL Ranfman should be investigated following the Alger Farperjury case. It frames the dispute as a broader feud among the government's legislative and judicial branches and the editorial writer Marquis Guldis defends his stance on the issue.
Former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged the United States to free gold reserves or raise its gold price to aid Britain’s financial crisis. He proposed broader currency reform and world trade moves while criticizing Cripps and defending not devaluing the pound. Attlee announced he would take charge of the treasury as Cripps seeks medical care in Switzerland.
Washington update reports the Senate Armed Services Committee approved a pay rise for uniformed personnel. The 9 to 2 vote follows House action and estimates place annual cost around $500,000. The increase scales from three percent for lower ranking enlisted to 37 percent for brigadier generals.
Hollywood actress Shirley Tempie sparked controversy by denouncing cheesecake pictures while her colleagues Yvonne DeCarlo and other starlets support Universal-International studio's decree requiring screen beginners to pose for fine art publicity. AP Wirephotos
Senate investigators hint other government agencies may be involved in the five percent influence racket centered in Washington. The panel aims to map how self styled power players operated while delaying public hearings, with Chairman Clyde R. Hoey saying it will probe all avenues for information.
Washington held a public hearing on the steel labor dispute with a delay until July 23 to allow more time for evidence. The board will meet in New York with steel industry and United Steelworkers representatives to discuss procedural matters and organization. an executive secretary will be appointed later.
A blast at Plaza da Catalina Two in Barcelona killed one and injured several as hog futures spiked. Live hogs traded higher with top prices around 23.50 in early trade and 23.85 cited for November dates, while nearby bids hovered near 23.75 amid damage and market churn.
Washington The Senate House Atomic Committee today canceled a meeting planned to receive a report on a hush hush atomic conference at Blair House. There was no immediate explanation for the cancellation of the session which had been set for 1930 AM.
Washington D C scouts and Robinson- Robeson testimony before the House Un American Activities Committee featured Robeson denying antiwar abstention claims by saying Negro Americans would fight for their country against Russia or any foe He arrived with his wife to testify as the committee wrapped its hearing amid a packed room and a noisy crowd.
Hong Kong today saw an additional 3,800 troops land aboard the troopships Dunera and Empire Trooper, increasing the garrison to about 12,000 soldiers. The arrival highlights ongoing imperial military buildup in the colony.
State police raided a Lake George hotel casino described as swank and plush, seizing two slot machines a roulette wheel and a craps table. Five people pleaded guilty to gambling charges and were fined 506 each by Justice of the Peace As a Hast nes Town of Boston. The operation was led by Capt Joseph A Steeler and involved 10 raiders.
The weather man notes light to moderate rain expected to continue off and on tonight with warmer conditions tomorrow. Temperatures start near 62 tonight and rise to about 85 by tomorrow afternoon. The region records 56 inches for the month to date, below July’s 3.7 inches. Codar is moving in from Montana. winds shift to the south.
Nicholas F Burns 80 longtime Syracuse deputy US marshal announced retirement from government service effective July 31 due to failing health. He will be honored by federal workers at a clambake at Mayfair Park. Young, another deputy marshal, also retiring. Burns, a strong Syracuse resident since youth, lived at 121 Mitenax with his wife. they have one married son, Weede S Burns in Syracuse. He attended St John the Baptist School and Christian Brothers Academy and once ran a successful livery stable before cars dominated Central New York travel.
Nanette Fabray fainted with a bug in her costume A DDT spray covered costumes as managers explained the insect caused the Second act withdrawal The State Fair Casino plan offered admission to a future performance and Fabray’s insect fear dated to childhood Locusts were cited as the trigger for the stoppage and cancellation of the closing night show
New York reports a shift in fashion as long shirts give way to stockings with visible ankles. Hosiery makers feature velvet or suede ankle reinforcements and mesh, studded with stones, pearls, and embroidery. A frivolous stocking may have gold mesh at the ankle or along the back seam.
President Truman sent to Congress a reorganiza tion plan to strengthen the Defense Secretary Johnson and unite the armed services. The plan would take effect in 60 days if Congress fails to act, and would give Johnson broader control while preserving separate service departments. He said budget and management reforms would improve efficiency and reduce costs. Stephen Early would become deputy secretary of defense under the plan.
In a quoted exchange, Charles M Schwab refuses to hope for better times during a low mood period. He tells W C Wilkins he is not hoping for improvement but actively working to achieve it, with sleeves rolled up. The dialogue also notes Wilkins as a Pennsylvania lawyer and mentions HM Her ming Pond.
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