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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
2
The two month old John A Innes son of Mr and Mrs George Innes died in New York City from malnutrition and dehydration amid infants sent from Europe on brides ships. This marks the 11th infant death among the refugee children.
About 75,000 anthracite miners in Pennsylvania resumed work after a strike lasting since Memorial Day. Scranton district mines reopened and companies reported most miners back, with production near 90 to 100 percent of normal today.
Death notices record the passing of Thomas Heney Thyrne 83 Arth Marquess of Bath and Undersecretary for India in Warminster Fingland Co. Prof William Thomas Morgan 63 Indiana University historian and author. Edgar L Feininger 56 GE Co assistant GM and county official. Dr Fred J Heise 62 former TB Association president and Sanatorium medical director.
Pauley reiterated his protest over Russia's ban on the Korea inspection tour, saying his reparations commission was blocked from covering two areas. A separate Labor Party conference in Britain rejected a fascist suppression bill while pledging action under sedition laws to curb fascism. Rome reports Nenni and Lombardi urged Britain to back Italy’s Trieste claim and urged solidarity on frontier issues and work for Italians.
A group of eight light U S lawmakers arrived by plane Sunday in Bermuda at the invitation of the Empire Parliamentary Association. Senators Ferguson, Fulbright, Green, and Wiley along with Representatives Johnson, Richards, Grant, and Brumbaugh are listed as participants in the upcoming talks opening Tuesday.
Curran's National Maritime Union warns of a nationwide strike if ship operators do not grant a shorter work week and higher wages. The policy cites a 22 cent per hour raise and contract changes affecting lake, river, tanker, and foreign-flag vessels. Union leaders plan talks with C I O and testify before a House labor subcommittee.
The passage discusses potential Prussian allied collaboration with Germany and its impact on Big Three relations. It notes Byrnes may face a hard decision and warns the move could formalize a two world theory in Europe, with Russia's stance pivotal to the timing of action.
Hamilton T. Holt of Macon Georgia Kiwanis International president denounces what he calls ruthless labor leadership and ridiculous demands by high officials and economists. He blames bureaucratic intimidation for industry avoiding public court and complains at the Kiwanis International 31st annual convention opening remarks.
At least five Paraguayan soldiers were killed in an apparent failed attempt to oust President General Higinio Morinigo. Details were scarce after two brief official communiques released amid censorship.
The Independent Peasant Party, boycotted by Vice Premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk and backed by government authorities, observes its first postwar green holiday on peasant festival day. Mikolajczyk orders party members to skip celebrations amid alleged Secret Police limits and Security Ministry permit refusals.
A USMarine transport ship carried 354 German repatriates, including 71 soldiers, from Bilbao to Bremerhaven today after fleeing into Spain during the Allied advance in southern France.
A fragmentary column riffs on labor, baseball, and politics with mock fervor. It mentions Mr. Robert Murphy and figures like Happy Chandler in a satirical take on unions, emigration, and the fate of the Pittsburgh Pirates if they lose. The weather and Murphy are cited as conditions for a game today.
Italy will officially become a republic today with King Humbert II exiled to Portugal. At 6 P.M. the sovereign power passes from the House of Savoy to the republic in a ceremony at the Hall of the Wolf in the Montecitorio Palace where the Chamber of Deputies has met since 1871.
King Ananda of Siam died after a two day illness. He studied in Switzerland with his brother and planned a U S trip before resuming studies in Europe. A three member regency council guided the monarchy as Pridi Phanomyong was expected to remain premier.
A devastating blaze tore through a four story hotel built in 1891 trapping guests and injuring about 40. 27 missing remained unconfirmed as 24 names appeared on the register with uncertain inclusion. Rescue efforts paused as supports stabilized the ruin and searches awaited safety clearance.
The article outlines goals to limit atomic weapons to peaceful use, establish safeguards, and ensure inspections for compliant states. It notes the UN Security Council shelved the Iranian Iran case on May 22 awaiting Soviet troop withdrawal verification and a full Iranian report.
Identified dead in the Dubuque Hotel Canfield fire include Ray Louks Dover Illinois Stanley Schipulski Minneapolis Minnesota William McC Hubert Mexico Missouri Max Betzie Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin Theresa Smith hotel resident Judith Miller Dubuque owner De Clarence Reifstock Woodside New York Victor Ortolani Woodside New York Florence L Taylor Los Angeles Bernard Dollarhide Chicago Ethel Edwards Parker New York City.
Soldiers guard detained men as trials proceed at Lichfield in 1944 and 1945. Witnesses recalled in trials of Cubage and Lt Leon ard W Ennis of Peekskill New York testify to beatings and injuries. Aubrey L Richey of Birmingham shows head scars and recalls a twisted collar incident. Richey concedes he did not know the officer's name who twisted his collar. He also says Ennis threatened to shoot if escape attempts occurred.
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