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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
13
Paris dispatch notes that Big Four briefings resemble a circus with stenographers and translators. Pavlov and Bohlen deliver selective items from sessions while Bevin and Bevin’s British office staff provide fuller notes.
House Democrats fail to unite on Taft-Hartley repeal as Senate prepares to debate labor bills. The stalemate centers on an emergency provision and injunctions against strikes, with pro union members opposing key injunction language and some supporting government seizure ideas. The committee returns the issue to subcommittee amid ongoing divisions.
The Public Works Department announced that 138,165 tons of cargo moved through the state canal system last week, lifting the season total 10 percent above last year. The 1949 season total stands at 911,008 tons.
Announcement calling interested parties to show cause why the instrument should be admitted to probate as the last will of Cora Magreeth deceased. Names, addresses, and officials cited, with date set for June 20, 1949 at ten in the forenoon. Includes references to Harry R. Case and executors.
A public hearing will be held at Geddes Town Hall on June 33 1949 at 8 PM regarding a petition by Raymond E Clapp and Louise Youns to permit a building on West Genesee tract Solvay for restricted commercial sale of television equipment The notice includes location description and requests to examine petition details at 212 Charles Avenue Solvay New York The meeting will also consider road equipment bids and sale of village land Essex Street Solvay Onondaga County New York
The article notes Michigan earning the Wol cine State nickname due to abundant animal life in its forests, citing local lore and regional pride about the wildlife.
A large bus strike by drivers and mechanics of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co idled service across 75 communities. Workers walked out seeking 25.5 cent hourly pay boosts, disrupting travel for about 500000 riders.
A middle aged Atlanta schoolteacher conducted a 5.7l refund sit down strike to demand pension deduction refunds. Dr Wikie Belmoth Bomar 33 year old economic teacher ended her action after receiving the funds and planned a cancer checkup in Rochester Minn. She charged the Georgia teacher retirement system forced her to quit before refunds could be processed.
The article estimates annual economic damage from accidents and mean farms at about 1 billion dollars. It notes substantial financial impact nationwide and implies broad sectors affected.
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