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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1946

Page

9

Bor Cites Double Cross By Russia In War

Gen Tadeusz Komorowski, Polish resistance leader, tells a rally in Albany that Soviet forces aided the Home Army were betrayed and Polands freedom requires Western help. He accuses Moscow aligned regimes of appointing a Communist government in Poland and condemns Soviet interference.

Bor Double Cross Russia Buffalo Warsaw Tadeuse Komoroswski Dewey Albany New York Polish American Congress Poland Komorowski Stooges Moscow

Elmira Battles Flood and Wind Storm Record

Elmira struggles to recover after a May flood and a June wind storm. The city faced power outages, damaged infrastructure, and emergency measures as state crews restore services. two deaths were reported in the region while a storm wrecked trees and sparked widespread outages. Carmella Pangallo and Howard Pierce were believed lost after a Seneca Lake boating accident.

Buffalo Elmira Chemung Company L New York State Guard Carmella Pangallo Watkins Glenn Seneca Lake Howard Pierce Watkins Glen Emory Strachen

Death Toll at Nine in New England Area

The electrical storm that swept New England Saturday night raised the death toll to at least nine as damage tops 750000. The latest victim was Mrs William Barber of Natick who died Sunday at Leonard Morse Hospital from injuries when a tree fell on the family car.

Boston New England William Barber Natick Leonard Morse

Chetnik Chief Draja Mihailovic Charged in Treason Trial

In Belgrade the prosecution pressed for severe punishment for Draja Mihailovic and 22 followers in a treason collaboration case. The courtroom hissed at Mihailovic while cheers greeted the prosecutor who called his Chetniks a fifth column and cited support from England and the United States.

Belgrade INS Draja Mikhailovitch Mikhailovitch England United States

Fish Storms Across Centuries Spark Debate Among Scientists

Gudger cites 78 fish rain events in 2350 years with 17 in the United States and argues for their reality despite Evans in Atlantic Monthly casting doubt. He notes 1830 India fishfall as early example and cites witnesses describing headless, rotten fish. Gudger attributes fish showers to whirlwinds waterspouts and monsoon winds pulling aquatic life skyward and dropping it over land.

United States Men of Science Gudger Science Evans Atlantic Monthly India Pd .Evans

Grand Mufti Returns to Middle East Amid Arab Struggle

The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, banished in 1937, reportedly arrived at Bladan Syria and plans to attend an Arab League meeting. He has long opposed Jewish immigration to Palestine and recently urged Arabs to remain firm against Zionism.

Jerusalem Arab Higher Front Palestine Syria Italy Benito Mussolini Berlin Adolf Hitler Joachim von Ribbentrop Germany Paris Grand Mufti France

Frozen airline dinners redefine supper on long flights

Postwar air travel embraces frozen meals, plated and packaged in pulpwood trays with plastic finish. Dinners cook from 20 below zero to piping hot in 15 minutes aboard transatlantic and domestic flights. Pan American and Pennsylvania Central Airways will serve steak and chicken options on board.

Wasitiington Naval Air Transports Pan-American Airways Pennsylvania Central Airlines

Congress Revamping Bill Stalls in Senate Fight

The Senate faced a one man push from Senator La Follette to bring to a vote a measure to reform Congressional procedure. Opposition from OPA extension efforts and veterans groups reduced his chances while House plans to adjourn by mid July.

Washington Senate GaFollette Wis Barkley LaFollette Liechamber LA Follette Capitol Hill Congress House

Gem Theft Probe Ties U S Honeymoon to Kronberg Cache

The case links Col Durant, a former Washington attorney, and his wife the Wac to a Kronberg Castle jewel stash seized during a Chicago baggage locker finding. Army officials say confessions outline their roles in the theft and recovery along with various U S connections.

United States Kronberg Vac Wac Col. Durant Chicago Durants War Department Hessian Pentagon Army Durant Washington

Army Checks on More Loot Hid in Germany

U S Army investigators working with Washington probe possible hidden gems from Kronberg Castle theft in Germany. They declined to confirm any link to Maj David F Watson of Burlingame California arrested Friday as part of War Department led inquiry.

Germany Frankfurt U. S. Army Washington Kronberg Castle David F. Watson Burlingame Calif War Department

Forest Fire Out of Hand in Arizona Forests

SAFFORD Ariz A major blaze has consumed about 500 acres in the Apache National Forest and 1500 acres on the San Carlos Indian Reservation. Over 100 Forest Service rangers and volunteers fight the flames in a timbered, remote area. Other fires in the state with 2000 plus acres in the Coconino National Forest but are now controlled.

Safford, Ariz Apache National Forest San Carlos Indian Reservation Forest Service Indian Reservation Coconino National Forest

Eisenhower urges strong US backing for UN at Norwich Commencement

General Dwight D. Eisenhower told Norwich University graduates in Northfield Vermont that unilateral disarmament has limits. He argued the United States must be strong to support the United Nations, emphasizing power to defend the right and the will of its followers. Senator Austin accompanied him as a new UN Security Council member.

Northfield Dwight D. Eisenhower U. S. Army Norwich University Eisenhower Austin R-Vt U. S UN Security Council United Nations America

Mead Choice Seen by Acclamation

William T. Larkin president of the Rural Democratic County Chairman Association says Senator James M. Mead will be nominated by acclamation as the Democratic candidate for governor. Larkin, Livingston County chairman, made the forecast Saturday night noting Mead is heart and soul interested in the nomination.

MT. Morris William T. Larkin U. S James M. Mead Larkin Livingston County Mead

Inez Robb Receives Honorary Degree at College of Idaho

Caldwell Idaho Inez Robb International News Service reporter known for her journalistic achievements was awarded an honorary degree today by the College of Idaho confirming her stature in the field.

Caldwell, Idaho INS Inez Robb International News Service The College of Idaho

Hitler Lied Cries Austria Puppet Testimony at Nuremberg

Arthur Seyss Inquart testified at the International Military Tribunal alleging Adolf Hitler betrayed Austrian leaders after the 1938 annexation. He claimed promised Austria would retain ideals for a peaceful union, but Hitler entrenched German rule and replaced him with Joseph Buerckel as Reich commissar.

Mernberg Arthur Seyss-Inquart Adolf Hitler Austria Reich Netherlands Seyss-Inquart Hiller Berchtesgaden Hitler

How They Voted in New York State Delegation

Washington report shows New York senators and representatives voting on Selective Service measures. The amendment extending the draft for 18 and 19 year olds passed 53 to 26 with 17 not voting, Mead and Wagner noted as yeas. The extension bill passed 69 to 8 with 19 not voting, Mead and Wagner again listed as yeas. The note of an envoy to Mexico City mentions Narcisco Bassols, veteran Mexican diplomat.

Washington New York State Senate Yea—Mead Wagner Mexico City Narcisco Bassols

Retired envoy from Moscow era plans resignation

Envisioning a resignation, a former envoy to Soviet Russia and to London and Paris, who had served as envy ambassador, retires to private life in Moscow early in 1945.

Envy Soviet Russia London Paris I.fe. Bassols Moscow

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