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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1946

Page

14

Physicist to Receive Honorary Doctorate at Rochester

Dr. Lise Melttner, a German-born nuclear physicist, will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by the University of Rochester this Sunday.

Rochester INS Lise Melttner University of Rochester

875 Graduate At West Point

WEST POINT INS The United States Military Academy graduates its largest class ever with 875 cadets earning commissions as second lieutenants George S Patton Jr John P Doolittle Albert D Wedemeyer and Sam H Walker among the notable sons A ceremony features Secretary of War Robert Patterson as principal speaker and 68 graduates plan West Point weddings

West Point INS U. S. Military Academy George S. Patton George S. Patton, Jr John P. Doolittle James H. Doolittle Albert D. Wedemeyer Albert C. Wedemeyer Sam H. Walker Walton H. Walker Robert '. Patterson

Manchurian Truce Talks Open Between China and Allies

Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and U S special envoy General George C Marshall planned a day of talks on a possible truce in Manchuria with Communist negotiator Chou En Lai to join later. Marshall and Chou had conferred six hours on Monday as observers weighed a possible agreement to be presented to Chiang.

Nanking Chiang Manchuria Marshall Chou En-Lai Chou China Feiping Sungari Harbin

Navy Chickens Scandals Turn to Court Over Poultry

A Senate hearing recounts Adm Giffoin and Lt Johnston on chicken fed schemes. Nine surviving Navy chickens were moved to the subsistence farm while civil employee James M. Curley faced grand theft charges for Navy lumber. Fraud and mismanagement accusations mix with humor as lawmakers grill Navy officials.

Senator Mead Navy Adm. Giften James M. Curley Navy Lumber

Understanding the Cold War Minds Across Cultures

The article discusses why war talk persists between the West and Soviet Russia, noting misperceptions in both directions. Russians blame Churchill and Bevin for actions that hinder understanding while Americans and Britons are seen as seeking friendship with the USSR. It argues that ideology, race, history, and emotions complicate reconciliation.

Britain United States U.S.A Russia Winston Churchill Ernest Bevin Stalin Churchill U.S.S.R Canada Menton

Actress Ann Baxter and John Hodiak to marry in June

Hollywood report says actress Ann Baxter and screen actor John Hodiak plan to wed June 19 or 20. Neither has been married before. Hodiak is noti nharloft Wright granddaughter Frank Lloyd Wright is mentioned as Baxter's grandfather.

Hollywood INS Ann Baxter John Hodiak Hodiak Miss Baxter Frank Lloyd Wright

Pauley Ends Korea Tour Sees little evidence of removals

U S Reparations Commissioner Edwin W Pauley returned from a restricted North Korea visit with scant proof of machinery taken from the Russian occupied zone He cited Col Gen I M Chistiakov denial of any equipment shipments and noted Soviet policy against sending factory gear to Siberia The trip began to extend 15 days but was cut to six days for Pauley and ten for his staff due to Soviet limits

Seoul U. S Edwin W. Pauley North Korea United States Pauley I. M. Chistiakov Siberia

Five States Vote In Primaries Amid Governorship Fight

The Associated Press reports five states Alabama California New Jersey New Mexico and Iowa held primaries with gubernatorial or congressional nominations on the docket. In Iowa Governor Robert D Blue defeated George Olmsted to secure the Republican renomination, amid a generally light election day.

Iowa Robert D. Blue Alabama California New Jersey New Mexico Blue George Olmsted

Rivers Recede In 2 States From Floods

The two state area of Pennsylvania and New York saw rivers and creeks recede as flood waters drained away. Ten days of high water left mud and wreckage, thousands homeless and at least 19 dead, with damage exceeding 3.5 million dollars. Lawrenceville and Lower Merion Township in eastern Pennsylvania imported water due to polluted supplies. Major damage came from the Allegheny Susquehanna Schuylkill and Monongahela river systems. Philadelphia forecast fair and warmer weather by the Weather Bureau.

Pennsylvania New York Lawrenceville Lower Merion Township Allegheny Susquehanna Schuylkill Monongahela Philadelphia United States Weather Bureau

Electrocution Case To Highest Court

In New Orleans Willie Francis an 18 year old Negro slayer will appeal to the U S Supreme Court after Louisiana Supreme Court refused to prevent a second electrocution attempt. Bertrand De Blanc of St Martinville represents Francis and Gov Jimmie H Davis granted a reprieve until further order while the State Pardon Board unanimously refused a commute to life imprisonment.

New Orleans United States Supreme Court Willie Francis Bertrand de Blanc St. Martinville Francis Louisiana Supreme Court Jimmie H. Davis State Pardon Board

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