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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1949
Page
2
Earl Wilson reports on a Britons view of American visitors noting London behavior and a skeptical remark about public drunkenness. Gubbins comments on English restraint and a BBC note about on air traditions. The piece reflects cultural friction and social etiquette with biting humor.
A fragmented account mentions Armando's location and a Paris stage version of a Streetcar with Arletty. It notes flat shoes, a storekeeper's story as told by Cindy Weller, and a detective hired to uncover the motive behind a wife’s happiness, with vague references to characters and numbers.
In Buffalo a large portion of Local 516 of the United Auto Workers crossed the picket line at Bell Aircraft Corp. to return to work, despite opposition from pickets under a temporary injunction limiting activities.
An agreement signed today settles all financial disputes arising from the Hungarian peace treaty and includes a note that population exchange issues due to border revisions were discussed though no details were released. In Seoul, murder trial suspects linked to Mrs. Horace Underwood’s death were jailed after a two hour hearing as the trial moved forward. London reports dockworkers returning to work after a 26 day strike while rail and mine threats loom. British officials announce Soviet authorities reopened the Lubeck checkpoint as eight border points resume activity for trucks toward Berlin.
Louise Richardson Rorke longtime editor in magazine roles in Ontario. George Alexander Berwick 85 co founder of United Church of Canada. Jowly J Anderson 75 former pro baseball player in Brooklyn Washington Milwaukee. Hattie Neisner 64 mother of Fred Neisner of Neisner’s Inc Rochester. Bernis Hatch 54 president Atlanta National Bank Boggs Manufacturing in Atlanta Steuben County. Reverend James Chase Sempson retired Congregational minister with pastorates in Schenectady Scarsdale Cambridge Massachusetts.
London dispatch reports George Bernard Shaw, once confident his plays rivaled Shakespeare, now speaks of no desire for immortality on the eve of his 93rd birthday. He tells the London Evening Standard that death is approaching softly and is not an unwelcome guest.
Mrs Beck testified in the first degree murder trial of Raymond Fernandez and Janet Fay in Bronx Supreme Court. She described kissing her lover during the testimony and affirmed her love for Fernandez as defense psychiatrist Dr Rosenbeck observed.
William Sweed, 26, of Los Angeles, pleaded not guilty in Police Court to third degree burglary charges. A judge ordered Sweed held on 1006 for in court examination on July 29 after his arrest with two men by Patrolman Pauli Mar cette for selling a 539.95 radio and a 12 clock stolen from Erie Motors, 724 Erie Blvd. The other two men were released.
Senator Ferguson announces drafting a bill to make it a crime for anyone obtaining government contracts to conceal help from five percenters. The measure would create a contract bureau requiring filers to disclose commissions and aid received from government contracts. Ferguson plans to attend hearings and says the bill targets corruption in contracting practices.
Premier Abdel Wadi Pasha reportedly submitted his cabinet's resignation to King Farouk. The move signals a major political shift in Cairo as Egypt faces continued unrest and potential new leadership.
In Los Angeles a pet turtle named Big Boy returns to Mrs. Eatcche Craig after four years away. chained again but shows it may have moved unseen during gaps. the article notes uncertainty about its adventures while missing and confirms its return to the yard.
State Fair authorities cut tape on new health measures to prevent disease spread at fairs this week. Winfield S. Stone of the Bureau of Animal Industry notes streamlined regulations and official health certificates issued by the bureau. Local veterinarians will supply health charts for animals shown by 4-H Club members.
Poor visibility haze and rain forced the postponement of a jet dispt from Bethpage to San Diego California. The move delays a scheduled flight involving a Panther jet from Bethpage to California until tomorrow.
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