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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
2
Peekskill Military Academy will offer a fall course Techniques of Espionage for seniors. Robert A. Vogeler, an alumnus and trustee, spent 17 months in a Hungarian prison as an accused spy and will lecture on foreign policy orientation.
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin recovered well after a major operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital to repair a chest abdominal muscle rupture. A medical bulletin said he had a satisfactory night and remained in good condition.
A West German youth group proposes hostage reprisals for every kidnap by East Zone Reds, in a letter to a free jurists committee after the abduction of Dr. Walter Linse. Seven jurists’ agents face trial in the Soviet sector for spying and sabotage.
Death notices list Thomas OConnor 38, longtime editor of the Compass with prior service at the Star PM and in Los Angeles publications. Also noted is Viscount Goschen 85, former viceroy and governor general of India in 1929, associated with Hawk hurst, Ens.
British designers reveal the swan look as a coronation trend for Queen Elizabeth II’s events. Gowns described as floating fantasies feature long neck lines and curved bosoms with courtlike trains, while swan-handled umbrellas appear among the displays.
As ballot time nears, Kefauver Harriman alliance fails to block Stevenson bid. Virginia delegates seat dispute ends with Virginians allowed to vote. President Truman backs Stevenson while Barkley effort resurfaces. McCormack Rayburn clash with South Carolina and Louisiana delegations sparks fiery scenes.
Gavin, Missouri alternate delegate and Kansas City councilman, announced President Truman's choice for governor Adlai Stevenson as the party vote moved. Delegates caucused at the Sherman Hotel and Gavin’s name led the first ballot poll amid a tense moment in Chicago.
A Blunderland style demonstration accompanies Gov. Dever visit as Missouri shifts votes on Virginia seating. Amid the roll call confusion, Rayburn delays in announcing results and a small fire near South Carolina causes panic while reporters prepare obituaries.
Steuben County is under a dog quarantine after a rabies infested fox was killed by a city policeman on his property. Lab tests confirmed the animal's rabies infection.
Members of ceramic classes taught by Mrs William Perkins visited the Onondaga Pottery Co this week and were told of the making of pottery by company officials.
Special Prosecutor Paul W. Williams told open court that the grand jury is investigating James A. Leary on suspected involvement in gambling protection in Saratoga and questions about whether his wealth stems from gambling proceeds or protection payments. Leary, based in Saratoga Springs and Schenectady, has long led the Saratoga County Republican Party. The same grand jury has indicted Dr. Arthur J. Leonard, Democratic leader and former Saratoga Springs public safety commissioner, on bribery charges with trial set for Aug. 4. the panel adjourned to next Wednesday.
In Montreal Bordeaux Jail Generaux Ruest, 54, crippled yet called a wizard with his hands, dies on the gallows for helping mastermind J Albert Guay’s bomb plot that killed 23 aboard a plane. Guay was executed in 1951. Mrs Arthur Pitre awaits Oct 17 hanging.
In Kuala Lumpur Malaya rubber workers and estate owners agreed to a government plan to cut wages amid a drop in world rubber prices. Union leaders accepted the Fulton-Set Gerald Driscoll plan to dispel strike threats as a 30 day Communist led guerrilla travel furlough visiting his mother in S Second Street after two years overseas service.
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