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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1949

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Roosevelt and Hopkins 4 Temporary Emergency Relief in NY

Roosevelt named Jesse Lesder as deputy chair of the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration in New York. He sought welfare counsel from Henry Bruer Kingsbury Homer Folks and others, with William Hodson noted in the page fragment.

Relief Administration In New York TERA Roosevelt Jesse Lesder Straus R. H. Masy & Coy Phlanthropist Henry Bruer John “Kingsburys Homer Folks William Hodson Gohann

Atomic talks set today on Britain's and Canada's role

The joint Senate House Atomic Committee prepared to meet with state, military, and atomic leaders to discuss Britain and Canada relations in the atomic program. Chairman McMahon announced the secret closed-door conference as a sequel to the Blair House meeting last Thursday night.

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Atomic friction warning in Mix column by Marquis Childs

An opinion column by Marquis Childs in Mix warns that growing friction between Britain and the United States threatens wartime unity. If the drift continues, the result could be disastrous for the alliance.

Great Britain United’States Marquis Childs

Blind man buys camera he could aim by sound

A Savannah man bought a camera designed to be aimed by sound from Savannah photo shop owner George Gillins. He was too astonished to explain his intended use. In Detroit, firemen tossed Lloyd Siop’s $1600 life savings from a window of a boarding house and later recovered it on the lawn and bushes before police escorted him to a bank to deposit it.

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Flood Dam To Be Ready In A Month Onondaga News

Onondaga flood control dam nearing completion within a month. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo district overseeing work by S J Groves Co. Creek straightening by D W Winklemass Co from Darwin Ave to Ballantyned. Dam expected to protect Onondaga Reservation residents as flood risks lessen.

Buffalo Army Corps of Engineers Ansiilon Klein Onondaga Creek Alewn Dariv U. S S. J. Groves Co Minneapolis Minn D. W. Winklemas Co Syracuse Darwin Av Ballantynerd Onondaga Reservation Onondaga D Dam

Plane crash and storm toll near Syracuse

A severe storm path near Syracuse caused a twin engine C-46 crash injuring and killing multiple. Eyewitnesses cited a cold front and lightning strikes that tore through homes in Georgetown and Skaneateles. Six bodies were recovered from wreckage as rescue efforts continued.

Syracuse Joe Fain Keller Manicati Georgetown Plodee

Truman Unaware of Stevens Hotel Mishap

President Truman was not disturbed in his suite at the Stevens Hotel Chicago when an ammonia tank exploded. The blast forced about 30 hotel employees on the second floor to flee to the third floor while 25 bakers and six main arenters evacuated to the street. Truman occupied a suite on the 23rd floor.

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Truman Returns from Chicago Trip with Sleepy Fans

President Truman flew back to Washington from Chicago and said he enjoyed the visit though a merrymaker at the Shriners convention kept him and his party awake with noise. He noted he would like to get his hands on the fellow. The plane completed the Chicago to Washington run in two hours and three minutes as officials greeted him, including a Post correspondent and a boy named Mike Folliard who presented a cap pistol.

Washington Truman Chicago Kent Chloe Stevens Hotel Mr. Truman Little Mike Folliard Jad Washington Post Mike Young Folliard

Wreckage Lifted for Missing After Seattle Air Crash

An air transport flight with 32 aboard crashed from Boeing Field, Seattle, into five houses in the Georgetown area. Most aboard survived, with six believed dead. two bodies tentatively identified. The operator was Air Transport Associates Inc. One engine failure blamed. 17 injured and 8 more treated and released. four unaccounted for. Gasoline tank explosion injured residents hours later.

Seattle Boeing Field Air Transport Associates, Inc Georgetow South End Stennen Sere Hospitainen Amos. Ie Belaic

Lonely Hearts Trial Fernandez Denies Murder of Widow

Raymond Fernandez, 34, faced questions in the slaying of Albany widow Janet Fay, 66, denying any part in the crime. Clad in a sports jacket and slacks, he testified briefly as his counsel pressed for details, while his co defendant Martha Beck watched. The courtroom mood remained tense as questions continued on the witness stand.

New York Raymond Fernendez Janet Fay Albany Cally Fernandez Stan Herbert E. Rosenberg Martha Beck

Gunfire hits Los Angeles gambling czar and guards

In Los Angeles early today gunfire struck gambling czar Mickey Cohen and three aides as they left Sunset Strip. A state guard for Cohen was injured, others connected to the party were hurt, and police investigated the shooting amid reports of shotgun blasts and guarded statements from authorities.

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Truman Demands Full Probe Of Five Per Centers

Washington reports President Truman seeks a deep Senate inquiry into five per centers alleged to influence military contracts. Maj. Gen. Alden Waitt and Maj. Gen. Herman Feldman are suspended as the probe widens. Vaughan says he knows about 300 Washington figures tied to contract operations while denying efforts to sell influence.

Washington White House Truman Defense John Iega Array Gray Mundt R-S. D Maj Ge Vaughan Vaughan Senate Army Department Alden F. Waitt Chemcal Corps Herman Feldman Paul Grindle Massachusetts James W. Hunt Wat Assets Administration York Herald-Tribune Hunt Doth Waitt and Feldman Sensmen Grindie

Two Bills to Take Cracks at Reds

In Washington the House moves to keep aliens jailed while passage of measures against communist influence proceeds. Pressure builds behind the plan as the escape of Communist leader Gerhart Eister in Germany fades. Walter D Pal says citizenship removal could follow for members of communist political organizations.

Washington Jeader iGerhart Eister Germany Walter D-Pal

Strike Break London Dock Walkout Averted

The Executive Council of the Lightermen's Union announced it would recommend a return to work for its members after inviting a meeting of members to vote on the recommendation. The move followed a dock strike burst that prompted the council to seek an end to the stoppage.

London Lindon Dock Execo‘tive Council of the Lightermen’s Union

Syracuse Transit seeks nine cent token and five cent child fare

The Syracuse Transit Corp asked the State Public Service Commission to set a nine cent bus token fare and raise child fare to five cents, while leaving adult cash fare at ten cents. The request cites financial strain, aging token rates, and investments in modernization including 272 new buses and expanded facilities. The filing notes rising operating costs and wartime investments paid down debt, with service miles and route expansion showing substantial growth.

Syracuse. Transit Corp State Public Service Commission Benjamin F. Titen Fckens Sear Schénectady Schenectady Gren Corporation STC SEC

Peace by Giving In, a Norwegian Ambassador Quote

The Norwegian ambassador to the United States told a Wisconsin dinner that true peace cannot be won by surrendering on every point. He warned that such a path leaves nothing but a grave and added a sharp line about opposition to this view, suggesting consequences of endless concession.

United States Wisconsin

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