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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
7
The government dropped its Mother Hubbard anti trust suit against the American Petroleum Institute and 367 corporations. Attorney General McGrath said the action was unwieldy as a single case and will press individual anti trust actions against various segments of the oil industry with fewer defendants and more limited issues.
General Eisenhower revisits Ste. Mere Eglise to mark the D Day landing anniversary. He places a wreath on "milestone wero" near the Liberty Highway and urges that townsfolk live free from fear of cannon fire. He arrives aboard a four engine Constellation with Mrs. Eisenhower and French officials, while drills of Allied navies in Operation Progress unfold offshore.
Swift East St. Louis manager notes nearly no cattle killed versus 700 to 800 daily as price stabilization teams probe bidding. Packagers cut beef operations, workers laid off. Wilson and Armour report sharp declines, while western yards stay steadier. Officials warn of rollbacks and a tentative outlook, with regional centers predicting temporary price relief as shipments adjust. A separate blunder leads Bluffton police to swarm a tree limb fire risk with a machine gun patrol at night.
A Saratoga Springs grand jury investigates police policy on gambling at night spots while plan to inspect county payroll and bank records unfolds. Special Prosecutor John M. Minton notes early testimony as a broad probe gathers momentum. Sidney B. Gordon resigns health reasons and returns to state post.
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr says he financed part of his congressional bid with winnings from long odds bets that Truman would win in 1948. He disclosed the remark at an AFL American Federation of Musicians convention in New York.
BLOOMINGTON Indiana Mayor Thomas L Lemon learned grave digging was added to the list of controlled prices after the city boosted fees from 13 to 25 in its Rose Hill Cemetery C Zwisler secretary of the Indiana Association of Cemetery Officials said fees for the work have been pegged by federal regulation since January 2.
BUGFALO LP Anthony Pecca a 21 year old painter was arrested after a false alarm at a fire box led police to him. He had purple stained hands and face while trying to hide the ink. He was taken into custody near a tavern.
Carl Silter and the Amal violin headline a refined ensemble performance with intricate string tones. The group shifts to danceable tempos Friday and Saturday evenings, offering listeners a polished, lively set in the Travel Room at the Travel Room Hotel Onondaga featuring Pat Miller as vice president and Mag. Dic.
A Paris dispatch reports President Truman ordered the U.S. Sixth Task Fleet to the Mediterranean to back Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Atlantic Pact army, signaling coordinated Western defense during rising tensions.
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