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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
6
Peggy McGarthys column compiles questions from Jerome Hoffman Albert Baxter Mrs Axn Colunio Joan Mayne and others about wartime concerns exams and future plans. Teens share fears about the Korny situation clothing and job prospects while hoping to finish high school and pursue fashion design or college.
An ordinary portable electric fan can greatly improve comfort if placed to create airflow. Position the fan so it blows air out an open window as the outlet, with the adjacent room as the inlet. Open windows distances: outlet about 1.5 times blade diameter. inlet two to three times. Maintain blade distance about twice the diameter from the opening.
The postwar Japanese parliament closed its tenth session, likely the last influenced by occupation. With General MacArthur and other key Allied officials departing, observers say the coming sessions will be predominantly a Japanese affair as Japan moves toward independence.
In Athens Greece King Paul faced a mass resignation of online court staff aimed at influencing dealings with Field Marshal Alexander Papagos. Papagos had also quit as armed forces chief amid reported palace differences. An official note confirmed about 20 court officials resigned amid circulating reports of attitudes at the court. Papagos cited health reasons for his own resignation, a claim disputed by many observers.
Dr Paul Hawley of Chicago director of the American College of Surgeons told a Senate subcommittee on March 8 that the veterans medical program faces a risk of tumbling back to the prewar level due to administrative policies under Veterans Administrator Carlo Gray Jr. He noted past leadership by Omar Bradley and Magnuson shaped the recent improvements, and credited Magnuson with much of the progress.
Detroit’s 46 day transit strike eyed a possible settlement as unions agreed to submit the entire contract to arbitration. The walkout has affected 13 other cities and prompted wage disputes nationwide. A key obstacle remains Michigan’s Mitchell Act restricting strikes in public utilities.
In Cleveland a police judge will assess a belated referee today for a recent bout between Mug Casey Smoy, 35, mother, and James Fenwick, 25, junior high principal. The match ended with Smey claiming a paddling incident by Fenwick. Box score notes Smey and Fenwick sustained facial bruising and other injuries.
Washington reports Sen. Tom Connally faces tough reelection amid foreign policy disputes. With two younger challengers, and political pressure from Gov. Alvin Shivers, Connally may retire after 31 years in Congress. Former Rep. Marlin Wales also seeking the seat, amid pay and benefits debates affecting Capitol Hill.
In a show of alignment with Secretary Acheson, Senator Connally supports the administration on foreign affairs. He has previously questioned some policies but remains closer to Acheson than other colleagues. His advisers warn MacArthur’s Texas swing could rally opponents in the state.
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