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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
5
Local readers weigh Franco and Spain as a possible danger to world peace. Prominent views range from Spain’s limited power limiting influence to fears Franco’s fascist rule could destabilize regions if allied with larger powers.
Veterans will compete Aug. 1 for 1,200 state war service scholarships. Locations of tests undetermined. applicants must be residents when they joined the services and at application. Scholarships cover annual tuition or fees up to $350 for not more than four years for study at New York colleges, business, professional, vocational, technical and trade schools.
Dolgeville police probe a dusty garage box discovery after Lyman Seeley opened it to find a skeleton wearing a woman's bonnet. Authorities believe the remains were previously used in a large initiation, suggesting a historic, unresolved crime.
Harold L. Ickes argues John L. Lewis uses a government coal contract to gain control. He claims Lewis manipulated negotiations, shaped strategy during the strike, and shaped policy while President Truman faced pressure from Congress and miners.
A humorous remark on labor and politics. It notes Henry paying £200 for a puppy and questions its value compared to five dollars of love. It references miners votes, Truman Roosevelt contrasts, and labor leaders seeking influence within unions. The tone satire on union politics and corporate power remains sharp.
Dr. George D. Stoddard, New York State Education chief and incoming University of Illinois president, urged targeting high talent among veterans. He warned against letting capable individuals be submerged in mass education as more than a million veterans seek college admission this year.
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