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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1952
Page
2
The Civil Service Commission reports 3726 candidates qualified for clerical positions in state departments after March exams with 9379 applications. About 500 jobs will be filled from the list, including 250 in Albany and New York City, starting salary 2180 dollars.
A four engine Air Force B 29 crashed in flames shortly after lifting off from Forbes Air Force Base near Topeka Kansas killing all eight crew members. The craft plunged onto a farm about ten miles southeast of Topeka. Names of the crew will be released after next of kin notification.
France proposes measures to create a political federation at Schuman Plan ministers conference in Paris. Foreign Minister Schuman backs by Italian Premier De Gasperi and West German Chancellor Adenauer, signaling a bold step toward a united Europe.
Naguib announces a purge against graft and traitors as the army moves against the palace. Hilaly Pasha forms a new government vowing to end corruption while Farouk faces a challenged authority and rising discontent within Cairo and the army.
William T. Noonan, 78, vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and president of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad, Rochester. Frank J. Sensenbrenner, 87, Wisconsin industrialist and director and retired president and board chairman of the Limberly Clark Corp., pulp and paper makers and president of the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents, Neenah.
The Kefauver Harriman coalition and Southern delegates negotiated a compromise on the loyalty pledge allowing officials to sit without signing if pledges violated state laws or party rules. South Carolina Louisiana Georgia and Virginia balked while Byrnes voiced opposition. The deal reduces Northerners leverage as Texas and Mississippi seats were approved and a civil rights plank remained unsettled.
The 10-year-old granddaughter of a former Wyoming governor, Connie Smith, who disappeared from a Connecticut girls camp a week ago, was reportedly seen near Cooperstown by Mrs. Alfred Nicholls of Northville. The sighting followed the girl’s disappearance and involved a statement from the girl’s father.
The 18th International Red Cross Conference opens in Toronto as the largest in the organization's history. Officials fear Communist delegates may use the 16 day meeting to push Korean war charges. About 500 delegates from 68 countries and 500 observers attend. Soviet Russia Red China and other satellite states are present or expected.
Prince Ali Reza Pahlevi aged 29, brother of the shah, was unhurt after a group of rioters stoned his car in Tehran. Palace sources deny injuries and report he calmly questioned the demonstrators before continuing his journey.
Kefauver avoids a clear stance on Stevenson and labor as crowds press questions. He rejects Moody's peace proposal unless it includes a pledge ensuring Southern delegates back nominees in November. Harriman and Kefauver group discusses labor issues but no agreement. further talks planned. He cites backlash over his Senate crime investigations as motive for opposition.
Arthur Hill, 26, began a 90 day jail term at Detroit for stealing a camera from Detroit police headquarters. Detectives said the crime would likely have gone undetected if Hill had not returned the camera. Pawn shops declined to buy it because the unit bore the city of Detroit ownership.
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