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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1948
Page
5
Berlin and Prague reflect Soviet pressure as Rakosi and Gottwald face purge and Tito-like pressure while Western airlifts into Berlin continue. U S officials hedge on war and seek a peaceful settlement as Soviet rounds threaten control. battles over air corridors, nuclear power, and economic leverage unfold.
Wallace and Taylor are to be formally nominated and could draw votes from Democrats in key states. ADA- backed attack from the Old Guard prompts Rex Tugwell to defend the New Party. The convention chair Albert Fitzgerald notes labor representation on Wallace Taylor committee. Tugwell outlines a 6500 word platform calling for stronger rights and a push for 18 year olds to vote.
A planned Peace Freedom and Abundance platform for the Music Fair was not delivered as the event at Grand Central Palace faced a cancellation of concerts. The dayslong exposition continued with free admission for the remaining shows amid a promoter’s decision to keep the fair open through the weekend.
Reports from Birmingham claim a surge in Confederate flag sales across the nation. Chamber officials note orders from California and elsewhere as part of a broader states rights push. Also referenced is a separate wartime crash and a Sunday school picnic incident with injuries.
A spree across northern Ohio left seven people dead as two young gunmen hunted victims from a roadside shooting to a Mansfield Reformatory break. Victims included Parmer Smith 25 and Frank Kerech, a midwestern tourist camp operator. Police tied a car found near the Ambrose tavern operator to the case, while authorities pursued links to earlier jail terms and a notorious crime wave across the state.
TUPPER LAKE Mark Joseph Barry 80 a long time resident died suddenly Thursday at his home in Bartyay Me and Mrs Barry had planned to attend the funeral of Pfo Gurney Thursday morning He felt ill Wednesday night and had spent several days visiting at the home of their daughter Mrs Tahn Cas Canton Deshars funeral parlors were visited Wednesday evening Panora services set for Saturday at 10 50 A M at St Alphonso Church burial in St Alphonsus Cemetery
NEW YORK UP Communist Party headquarters said three top leaders under federal indictment will surrender within 48 hours. Nine others, in including their minds, have already been arrested and arraigned.
British ri vars in Malaya and Singapore outlaw the Communist party, banning its activities in the Federation and the northbound colony, as part of a sweeping anti communism policy amid regional tensions.
Governor Dewey and Mrs. Dewey plan a late return after meeting with Eisenhower who was urged to share views on the Berlin situation. Vandenberg and Dulles were invited to Pawling as Dewey schedules a news conference at his farm amid talk of a bipartisan stance on the crisis.
Brief fragment notes that someone invited Acre to provide Uneir views on agricultural problems, lacking context, names, or dates. The readable portion suggests an invitation to discuss agricultural issues but offers no concrete details about who invited whom or what problems were addressed.
Aloysius J. Abels 65, Buffalo manufacturer and owner of Colonial Preserves, died after a midnight fall from a second floor apartment porch. Police said the death may be accidental awaiting a medical examiner report. Miss Mary Marshall 33, a chemical technician, reported an argument but had not met him at the apartment before the incident.
The Abitibh Power & Paper Co. announces a four dollar per ton price increase for standard newsprint effective August 1. Current US price is 96, Canada 92 per ton. Telegrams cite rising costs as the reason for the hike, aligning with Crown Zellerbach’s earlier $4 rise to 100 per ton in the United States.
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