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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1952

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12-Year-Old Wins Central NY Soap Box Derby in Record Time

Eugene Armani, 12, of 412 Newcastle Rd, becomes the first Class B winner to claim the grand championship in 14 years of Central New York Soap Box Derby racing. His car set a 34.22 second time at 25.92 mph on Broad Street, from Ackerman Ave to Westcott St, breaking this year’s Derby records.

Soap Box Row Eugene Armani Newcastle Rd Broad St Ackerman Av Westcott St

Syracuse Soap Box Derby Champion Gene Armary Fights Freezer Woes

Eugene Armary, 12, of Cherry Road School in Westvale, won the 1952 Syracuse Soap Box Derby after freezing and de-icing his car wheels and bearings from a refrigerator trick. He then raced to victory and will travel to Akron, Ohio for the national finals with about 150 finalists. Armary, the youngest Class B winner, credited a quick de-icer wash and oiling for saving his run. He noted rival Tom Wallace as a stronger car contender while expressing eagerness to see other entrants. (Concluded on Page 23, Column 3)

Gene New‘castle Rd Westvale Syracuse Akron Tom Wallace

1952 Derby Success Tied to a Large Team Effort

A community Derby event succeeded thanks to Derby Director Bernard J. Smith Gene Cohen of the Herald Journal Herald American and a corps of Pit Chiefs Milt Howard Earl Greene and Ken Offke with Recreation Department instructors. Officials broadcast timing and results with Frank Shattuck GE timing Jim Deline WSYR PA Elliott Gove WSYR and Bo Amos waving winners at the Broad Street course.

Bernard J. Smith Gene Cohen Herald-Journal Herald-American Milt Howard Earl Greene Ken Offke City Recreation Department Bo Amos al Newton Brewerton Speedway Carl Batcharie Frank Canton American Automobile Association William H. Bamerick Arthur Grimm Earland Farmer Frank Shattuck Jim Deline WSYR Elliott Gove

Results of 1952 Soapbox Derby Heats First Round

The first round of the 1952 Soapbox Derby lists heats with drivers and times. Notable results include Larry Humphreys at 34.54 and Eugene Armani at 34.65, with several heats featuring spins or incomplete finishes and multiple drivers advancing toward the semifinals. Concluded on Page 25, Column &

George Knaul Robert Hanyak Robert Gale Richard Lavin Anthony Picciotti Robert Hutchins

New Steel Talks Open Amid Threats of Seizure

In Washington a renewed push to end the 45 day steel strike brings government pressure for direct talks in Pittsburgh. A union shop dispute stands as the main hurdle while a possible partial seizure of steel plants looms to protect war production.

Washington Defense John IR. Steelman White House Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers Philip Murray Murray Libel Mills Allied Industries Council of Economic Advisers Council Truman National Grange Daniel A. Reed Korea Omaha Union Pacific Railroad

No Puerto Rican Poll This Time

Chicago dispatch notes Democratic delays on nominating a president and confirms no poll of the 6 member Puerto Rican delegation. Jose Benitez, Puerto Rican delegate, told the platform committee there would be no island poll on the convention floor. The scene echoed a prior Republican conclave moment.

Chicago INS Joseb Benitez Platform Committee Island

Hope for Korea armistice fades as mediation stalls

An official London source said India failed as go-between and mediation waned. Panmunjom talks yielded no progress with Brig. Gen. William Nuckols giving no comment. Peiping radio and reports from Korea echoed stalled negotiations and renewed deadlock amid strict secrecy in London.

Tokyo London India Ipostman Peiping Washington Korea Wiliam P. Nuckols Panmurjom Panmunjom

Margaret Truman Heads to Wales and Scotland Tour

Margaret Truman departed Dublin en route to Wales then Scotland and on to Salzburg Austria for the annual music festival. The itinerary includes stops in the British Isles before attending the festival in Salzburg.

Margaret Wales Dublin Ireland Margaret Truman Scotland Salzburg Austria

Five Missing as Fire Hits Three Ships Off Long Island

Coast Guard rescues 48 from three ships after flames enshroud the Norwegian freighter Black Gull in the Atlantic near Long Island. Gripsholm sailors save six women among survivors. one passenger and seven crew members remain unaccounted for.

New York (U Coast Guard Atlantic Ocean Long Island Dng Mackinack Black Gull Gripsholm

Loyalty pledge urged as Democratic rift widens

Southern anti Truman forces won a first round in Democratic convention delegate contests. Senator Estes Kefauver urged a fair play amendment to bar Mississippi and Texas delegations from voting until seated. Harriman campaign managers planned a loyalty pledge to bind all delegates to the party nominee. Concluded on Page 9.

Kefauver Chicago Estes Nefauver Mississippi Texas Refaucver White House Averell Harriman Harriman

Democratic National Convention Monday Program Details

Eastern Daylight Time program for Monday at the Democratic National Convention lists a daytime session with calls to order by Frank E. McKinney invocation by Samuel Cardinal Stritch welcome by Mayor Martin H. Kennelly and remarks from Adlai Stevenson and Paul Douglas. Evening session features Theodore Francis Green presiding and a keynote by Gov. Paul A. Devers.

Civicago Frank E. McKinney Democratic National Committee Samuel Cardinal Stritch Chicago Martin H. Kennelly Dorothy Vredenburgh National Committee Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Paul H. Douglas Ilinois J. M. Arvey Elizabeth A. Conkey Theodore Francis Green Rhode Island J. Ralph Mingee McKinney Paul A. Devers Massachusettts

Five Year Old Boy Missing Near Four Mile Lake

Search efforts continued for a five year old boy missing since early yesterday in heavy timber near Four Mile Lake in Klamath Falls Oregon. Authorities coordinate teams and aircraft as daylight searches resumed with no immediate leads.

Klamath Falls Ore PIA Poy Four Mile Lake

Unity Democrats Fret Over Anti-Filibuster Plank Fight

In Chicago last night Unity Democrats raced to avert a convention floor clash over a proposed anti-filibuster plank. Senators Lehman and Humphrey stood firm against linking civil rights to a possible rule change, while Dixie leaders warned the fight could split the party. Informal talks continue as time runs short.

Chicago Unity Democrats Harmony Bloc Herbert H. Lehman D-N. Y Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minm Platform Committee Senate Dixie Inere John J. Sparkman D| Ala Brooks Hays Aniel Warren G. Magnuson Francis J. Myers D-Pa

Women led Albany policy ring busted in raids

Police arrested twenty people in the Albany area on a women operated policy ring with a weekly take exceeding 15000. The operation centered at Delmar home of Mrs Lucy Ardizone with bankroll provided by Mrs Wanda Cercone of Schenectady. Bail set at 300 each, cases referred to grand juries in Albany and Schenectady counties.

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