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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
2
Rochester officials press a challenge to the Rochester Transit Corporation's operating franchise as city transit trouble lingers after a 23 day strike. Councilman Robert B. Corris introduces a resolution to address transit control amid ongoing public service disruption.
Across Rome, a three hour parade displayed new war matériel with many items stamped L S Arms as American aid roared overhead. In the Philippines a surge of combat left four rebels dead and 582 enemy fatalities this year, amid clashes north of Manila. Pravda criticizes Soviet culture focus and Hirohito plans a shrine report as Japan seeks independence. Manila probes a rice shortage while Nepal police clash with students and workers with injuries and arrests. Obituaries list figures including Thomas F. Cook and Marysville notes.
Col Robert Key of London and Boston named president of the First Church of Christ Scientist at the annual meeting. A longtime Christian Science practitioner and lecturer, he becomes the fourth Britisher to lead the Boston church and will serve as associate editor during his one year term. He spoke on progress and spiritualization as antidotes to war.
In Washington, a final week of GOP delegate elections looms as Taft and Eisenhower vie for the presidential nomination. California and South Dakota pace action with 324 delegates at stake, while other states set contests and a party rift over delegate selections intensifies the race toward the national convention.
Washington reports a payless day for over 400000 postal workers as Congress stalls appropriations. The Budget Bureau surveys federal payrolls while the stalemate raises fears of wider pay suspensions across government agencies.
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