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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1949
Page
3
Mrs E Is Spector resists court settlement in annulment proceedings. A prior settlement was reported but rejected again by Mrs Spector. The case remains in abeyance awaiting Justice Sear’s decision on annulment, which could end alimony claims if Spector prevails.
A news note reports a suit theft from a parked car near Syracuse. The incident occurred after a local benefit baseball game at MacArthur Stadium, with details limited due to a garbled source. The report mentions the missing item and a potential suspect.
A decades long disappearance ends as the Johannesburg Red Cross chapter locates the brother of Mrs Burgess in Transvaal. He had died of a heart condition nine days prior, with a daughter notifying the family and the search effort aided by international Red Cross contacts in Washington. The report notes prior efforts, family statements, and economic context from Britain and France.
Eldridge Haynes, New York publisher, told a Syracuse Advertising and Sales Club meeting that Europe faces severe seed of crisis due to war damage to industrial plants, reduced foreign investments, and distortions in dollar and gold balances. He warned that these factors threaten recovery and stability in the postwar era.
Archie Wright of the Dairy Farmers Union calls for immediate survey of roughage supplies and subsidies to support dairy farmers. He demands the August milk price remain at 923 per hundredweight in the New York milk shed and urges state and regional cooperatives to back aid, price supports, and surplus grain subsidies. The report notes the Massachusetts state motto, By the sword we seek peace, but peace only under liberty.
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