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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

2

Geneva Viaduct Approved By PSC

The Public Service Commission approved plans to extend Hamilton Street in Geneva over the New York Central Railroad tracks with a new 334 foot viaduct costing about 366 218 dollars. The five span structure is part of the State Public Works arterial route program carrying State Highways 3 and 20 over the tracks.

Albany Public Service Commission Hamilton St Geneva New York Central Railroad Seneva

Knolls Atomic Power Lab Names New General Manager

The General Electric Company announces Karl R. Van Tassel as general manager of the Knoll Atomic Power Laboratory operating department for the Atomic Energy Commission. Van Tassel, previously head of GIs Control Department since 1937, succeeds William H. Norton Jr., who resigns. Van Tassel is a Geneva native. A separate item notes the 6th Day Scout Jamboree in Niagara Falls with about 730 Boy Scouts from Ontario and New York gathering for a three day event on Navy Island and nearby areas.

Knolls Atomic Lab Schenectady Cap General Electric Company Karl R. van Tassel Knoll Atomic Power Laboratory Huh Atomic Energy Commission van Tassel G.i.’S Willam H. Norton, Jr Ang L van Tassel Ceneva Niagara Falls Ont iSems New York Navy Island Greater Niagara Jaten

Heat Strain on Heart From Mild 84 Degree Activity

A report from the Medical Research Institute of Michael Reese Hospital says heat can strain the heart as much as strenuous exertion. The study notes that simply moving about at 84 degrees produces comparable heart stress to hard exercise. The finding highlights health risks during heat waves and urges caution for at risk individuals.

Chicago Medical Research Tnskute Michael Reese Hospital Wdicated

Cold War burdens Berliners funerals and travel limits

East West tensions stop Berliners from burying relatives in Russian zone gravesites. West Berlin mourners cannot decorate graves, prompting appeals to authorities to exhume and relocate bodies to Western areas. Also notes Pope de Gasperi talks on future Italian boys towns plan.

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Taft Holds Narrow Lead In South Dakota Delegates

South Dakota unofficial canvass shows Taft leading Eisenhower by 39 votes with 14 delegates at stake. With seven precincts unreported, Taft led 64 749 to 4 100 from 1943 district tallies. Taft backers claim victory while Eisenhower forces demand final canvass results. County auditors found major errors in early tabulations.

Sioux Falls S. D South Dakota Robert Dwight D Eisenhower Taft Eisenhower Washington David S. Insalls Charman National Taft Committee Wall Strait Main Street

Rhee Opponents Ignore Police Summons in Korea

In Pusan South Korea fifteen political rivals of President Syngman Rhee in the National Assembly defaulted on two police summons for questioning about bribery. U S Ambassador Muccio met with Rhee and aides for about 45 minutes on the martial law situation. he declined to comment, noting tea with officials and hinting at a possible news conference tomorrow.

Pusan Korea Syng- Man Rhee South Pees National Assembly U.S John J. Muccio Aie Mucelo Tomorow

Cigaret Pulting Hitting New Peak

Government reports a new high in cigarette use for the year ending June 30 with an estimated 123 packs per person in the United States. Economists forecast rising consumption of cigars and cigarettes, anticipating employment gains and stable farm prices, with production possibly exceeding last year’s levels and no shift in price supports from 1951.

U. S Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Scientists baffled by mouse in desert test setup

Las Vegas scientists testing rodents for psychology using 151 mice in an atomic blast faced a rogue desert mouse that entered the telescopic mechanism of a photographic device. The intruder delayed the experiment for hours, resisting cheese temptations and complicating the equipment.

Vegas Xi Scientsis

Paris Factory Siege Ends as 50 Communist Strikers Are Arrested

Police force entry at an electrical plant near Paris and arrest 50 Communist sitdown strikers who barricaded inside in a crackdown linked to protests over Jacques Duclos imprisonment. The event unfolds as authorities cite plans by Communists to disturb internal and external security.

Paris Jacques Docios Communist Party Con Munistria General Confedera Vatican Ciey Ce— France Ivan Cardinal Spellman Stacljiate GGT Iis Cartinal Spellman Icmozow Belud Hogu Martin John O'Connor Serapron Fors Duclos North Ear American Pontifical College Rome Merrowibe Charles Pons Brune Ithe United Press Pontét Camdnal Spelman Ipelice Guy Matthen B Ridgway Europe Cominform Brune Wad Ala Sa Gates Brune Sai

Three Escape B-45 Jet Crash Injures One

A B-45 jet bomber crashed near Tokyo after takeoff injuring one crew member. The three-crew team parachuted to safety. pilots Lt Calvin E. Pace from Marion Ohio and Lt James H. Desking from Mobile Alabama along with navigator were reported. The incident occurred amid other labor activity including a gas workers strike in Italy.

Aublu LP Dar Tokyo JAS Joer Rome Gasland

Taft Allies Warn Won't Time on Air Betray Prisoners

Allied leaders led by Robert A. Taft vow the three networks will not sacrifice prisoner repatriation to appease Soviet pressure as Eisenhower faces Korean armistice talks. Taft rejects calls to allow broadcasts seen as compromising human rights.

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Ambiguous Foreign Policy Talk From Tokyo Headquarters

A fragmentary report cites confusion over a mutual assistance pact with Japan, mentions a first postwar ambassador and a U S stance on Russia. The text references San Francisco and Araki, with unclear dates or clear events.

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