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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

15

Judge Fines Miss Coplon's Attorney in Court Dissent

Judge Albert L. Reeves fines Palmer, the New York attorney for Judith Coplon, $100 after a second reprimand during the trial. The fine follows persistent questioning of FBI agent T Leo Miller about 12 papers found in Coplon’s purse and the withholding of those papers from evidence.

Washington Federe Albert L. Reeves Tocar Snedee Svhald Palmer Geferase Atorney Judith Conien Govicgis LonemiplueRs Vomduct New York Tria Heeves Palmer T. Leo Miller, Jr FBI Siler Miss Covlon New York City Farcine Valentine A. Gubitcher John 38 Kelley United States Miller Kelley Reeves

Eisler Reaches Germany and Is Welcomed in Leipzig

German reports say Gerhart Eisler arrived in the Soviet zone, welcomed by top Communist leaders in Dresden, Prague and Leipzig. He is to become a professor of social science at the University of Leipzig and attend a Free German Youth conversion.

Berlin Gerhart Eisler Germany Eisler Dresden Prague Wilhelm =Pieck Max Seydewitz United States Leipzig

Fire in basement at Frances Scherner Hospital New York

Firefighters rushed to the Frances Scherner Hospital in the Bronx after smoke filled a basement area at 1:30 AM during window repairs. The fire was quickly extinguished with light damage and the cause remains undetermined. Catholic nuns assisted aging patients during the incident.

New. York Frances Scherner Hospital

Coal Contract Talks Resume in Bluefield

Southern Coal Producers Association resumed negotiations with John L. Lewis in Bluefield West Virginia as Moody asserted representation of at least 100 million tons of annual soft coal. Lewis had delayed talks to test the by law ratification requirement and possible defections among Southern operators.

Bluefield W. Va Southern Coal Producers Association John L. Lewis Lewis Chal Lewis and Moody S.C.P.A Moody

Truman Defines Must Program For Congress Stays In Session

President Truman said Congress must include his full program and will stay in Washington while it is in session. He dismissed a cross country trip to sell the issues, and noted October or November for a possible tour if needed. He refused to commit to new musts beyond his three main messages on state of the union, budget, and economics.

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Judge Laughs At Lunch Crowd Nuisance Trial

Laughing auto parts worker Joann Frazier, 68, faced City Court in Huntington Park California on charges of disturbing the peace after a loud guffaw disrupted a lynching judge. Justice Stanley Moffatt sought the case and Judge Charles G. Hedgecock presided with Frazier waiving a jury.

Huntington Park Calif Laughins Joann Frazier Charles G. Hedgecock

Court Holds Chicago FBI Chief in Custody

Judge John P. Barnes orders George R. McSwain chief of the Chicago FBI held in custody of Attorney General Tom Clark for contempt of court after he refused to surrender FBI records on the Roger Touhy case The decision directs McSwain to produce the records as required.

Chicago U.S Roger the Terrifie Touhy John P. Barnes George R. McSwain FBI McSwain Tom Clark Barnes

Flour Prices Drop Broadly at Buffalo Milling Center

Flour prices fell as much as 20 cents per hundredweight in Buffalo with shifts to 6.85 to 6.95 per hundredweight for some grades. Baker and mill demand eased, though mills operated 23 to 39 percent below capacity amid stronger new crop movement from the southwest belt.

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Estimated 1925 silver output near 103 million troy ounces

An article estimates that manufacturing processes used about 103 million troy ounces of silver in 1925, noting high demand and production scale for the year.

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