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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
2
Republic Aviation Corp resumes Thunderjet production at Farmingdale with about 30 percent of day shift and maintenance workers returning from picket lines after a wildcat stoppage. Company hopes others will come back as day progresses to sustain operations.
Dr. Robert J. Moone of the University of Chicago told 27 Japanese delegates at the World Assembly of Moral Re-Armament in Mackinac Island that the United States seeks moral accountability for Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The remarks were directed to seven Japanese MPs among the group.
Washington lawmakers toil over how to respond to the Supreme Court ruling against President Truman’s steel seizure. House and Senate leaders weigh emergency powers under Taft Hartley, while Morse and Celler push a presidential fact finding plan. Debate also lingers on a receivership plan for unions and management if bargaining fails.
Gen Mark W Clark and Gen James A Van Fleet visited frontline posts in Korea as Clark assumed supreme command of UN forces. They received briefings from front line commanders, marking his first on the battlefront since taking the role.
Boston dispatch reports a cascade of names as remarks about stolen influence surface. Franklin Tecor of the National University and Jp Roosevelt Jr figure in a tangled tale involving El Salvador’s ministers and judges. The piece recalls past nominations and family links across Ontario and American political and film circles.
The Volga River dam and power station near Gorki in central Russia is nearing completion. Once finished, its future output was reportedly to bind 400,000 kilowatts, though this is only a fraction of the Kui Lipyshev project planned for 1956. The Gorki facility will be a key supplier to the Moscow region.
Veronica Lake testified in Florence on a case involving Giorgio Passeri 24 who attempted suicide by sleeping pills and railway tracks. She said he lied about trouble and she sought alimony for herself and three children while stating she could earn her own living.
NEW YORK police arrested William J. Kotsores Zi of Fort Lee New Jersey the winner of the 1944 National Invitation Tournament most valuable player on a charge of receiving and possessing stolen furs. Kotsores played for St John s University in Brooklyn and was linked to a gang of fur thieves. In Albany the State Health Department reported 9000 worth of furs stolen during a 23000 fur company typhoid fever outbreak in south central New York. Three of four alleged thieves were arrested. the fourth was captured from a well. The Reckler and Lamazor Fur Company near Seventh Avenue faced closure with the incident. Health officials warned of more cases in Tioga Cortland and Tompkins counties. Kotsones was described as working for his father a furrier.
The Supreme Court refused to intervene in several high profile cases including the possible execution of Kawakita for treason tied to the Warner pacification efforts and a Nisei case tied to American GI deaths in a Japanese POW camp. The court also upheld a walkie talkie evidence ruling for narcotics cases and denied reviews in Moran perjury and Safeway price regulation matters.
EnburK State Attorney Nathaniel Goldstein enlarges his staff to probe an ongoing inquiry into a sorption racket. He reports unusual business relationships among more than 1,000 doctors and druggists and says physicians and pharmacists collaborated to push products through firms they control.
Francis Cardinal Spellman and 600 American pilgrims toured Genoa aboard the U S liner Constitution during a Rome bound voyage from Barcelona after attending the International Eucharistic Congress.
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