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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
2
New York officials confront a clash between a city use tax sticker requirement and a state law that prohibits affixing anything on windshields. The city seeks state permission to allow windshield stamps before collection and display.
In Hamm CATSKILL, officials say about 50,000 addicts have emerged as a health and security concern. Gov. Thomas announced measures to curb drug abuse, with Watertown residents listed among affected figures. The story notes rising drug intake since the war, the creation of a federal narcotics bureau, and local efforts to regulate the trade and combat illegal distribution.
Dr Frank Buchman spoke at the Moral Re-Armament assembly on Mackinac Island naming selfishness as the root of global ills. He urged a new dynamic TorE to unite east and west and said a united humanity can power homes and hearts to provide a lasting answer.
United States publication experts debate economic stability as costs rise. Denver Post publisher Darmel Hoyt cites 251,000 delegates at the 24th annual medicine conference and warns free newspapers are essential to civilization. Delegates discuss labor shortages, rising production costs, and the need for open industrial relations and research to offset postwar strain.
A Stratocruiser flight from New York landed in London with 108 passengers including 42 war brides, 15 children of war brides, and one father. The male traveler Fran Braun of Philadelphia accompanied his wife and two children to meet Mrs Braun’s parents. The flight, chartered by Cosmopolitan Associates, filled with mothers and babies, marking a historic load for a Stratocruiser.
In Bonn a German Communist party head proposed that West Germany offer asylum to East German youths avoiding conscription, aiming to curb Reds by undermining their military. The idea faces opposition from officials who warn it could threaten East German plans and international policy.
Guernsey saw a bank robbery yesterday as a labor front man reportedly stole 600 pounds from a local branch. Police said the incident occurred during banking hours and prompted a temporary branch lockdown and heightened security.
A collage of obituaries and brief world updates notes prominent figures from Sweden to Poland, including BosFROu of Wattenberg College, and Alexei Nasedkin in medical circles. Reports cover Ridgway’s Italy visit, Princess Margaret’s ball, Indonesian fighting fatalities, Tokyo student protests, Catpama’s atom bomb voyage, and a Romanian Communist purge of tax officials.
Hollywood comic Red Skelton is ordered to rest by his physician as part of a U.S. Army recruitment effort. Damone has accepted a $5000 weekly singing contract. The Department of Defense aims to recruit women for the armed forces with Skelton promoting the drive.
Reports from Western Germany note police rounds targeting dope hubs in Maguch and Frankfurt as authorities boost anti narcotics activity. London dispatches say the Duke of Edinburgh receives ceremonial salutes at Buckingham Palace after a day of duties and public greetings.
In La Paz Bolwin police charge refugee ex president Mamerre Urralagora with taking 2000 worth of whiskey and champagne. A three count indictment accuses him of pay theft during 19 months, concealing weapons and ammunition on his ranch. Urralagova, elected vice president in 1947, became president in 1949 after Hertzog resigned and surrendered power in May 1901 to a military junta overthrown this year by revolution.
Autopsy by medical examiner Paul Ruteck showed 29 year old Jane Meyer, mother of three, died from an aspirin overdose at Meyer Memorial Hospital. Det. Chief Witham Prize ordered Richard Tilotson, 29, released after he admitted spanking his wife and causing emotional distress leading to her swallowing a large quantity of aspirin.
Rev. Mark Garfield former head of the Holy Name Province died May 21 at 39 in Boston and left an estate estimated at 100000 to his widow Roberta Garfield. The probate petition was filed in Albany Surrogate's Court with Father Kennedy named executor.
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