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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1947
Page
2
A late night dialogue about a film lampooning a US Senator stirs the Washington inquiry scene. Ted Husig references and a Gallagher era cast are mentioned as potential targets for censorship, while Nunnally Johnson defends the satirical project amid censors and public hysteria.
Harry Harrison, 28, HDR, and his wife and two year old daughter set up in a Grand Central Palace tent exhibit while seeking an apartment. He says Brooklyn in-laws after thirteen months isn’t living, and moved in after visiting the show Tuesday.
Long Reach Calif aims to pilot a four engine Army transport plane on the longest pushbutton flight ever attempted. Captain Wells leads an 11 man crew aiming to take off from Long Reach, fly a preset route via Denver and Cincinnati, and land safely at Wilmington as the craft heads for its destination.
Fragmentary report mentions an appendicitis case and seasickness aboard a ship bound for Shanghai. Garson questions May about information, while Carlson and Bonham offer two possible explanations linked to Congress, finances, and Coast Guard actions amid a circling plane.
A Holstein calf born near Worcester astonishes observers as its two heads and multiple facial features emerge from a single body. The unusual animal, born Sunday on a Harvey rchbishop of Lyon Trance farm, has heads joined at the neck with shared nose and mouth, while eyes and ears appear in tandem. The event draws attention as doctors and onlookers study its development and potential viability.
WASITINGTON (2) Munitions waker Henry Garsson testified at his war bribe trial that Cumberland Lumber Company for Prestonsburg never filed income tax returns. Government attorneys pressed that the firm was a front for bribe payments during the war. May, a Kentucky Democrat, testified he ran the concern but had no financial interest. Garsson said he asked May to prepare the returns but May never sent the tax forms. The Garssons and May face bribery conspiracy charges.
Walter Brennan notes women trust each other to keep secrets and discuss candidly. He recalls past female contenders Landon Gatsons pad and Cumberland figures, noting shifting support and5600 political influence. The piece jests that a future woman president might excel at practical matters like grocery provisioning.
Vienna reports Parliament rejected a Communist demand to appoint a committee to investigate Foreign Manager Karl Gruber and his negotiations with American authorities in Vienna. Fisher, a leading anti Gruber advocate, pressed for Gruber removal and objected to the Foreign Ministry briefing an American news agency.
obituary notices recall David Komiss 74 a Chicago merchant founder since 1893 and a Louls area producer Alex Coleman 67 in Cleveland while Mauden Schmidi 73 is noted first female chair of Herkimer County Republican Committee and Arte Morris 53 a New York Manufacturers vice president. range covers Newburgh Auburn and Cleveland figures with Olympian reference to 1900 US team.
Washington UI reports the House discovered over-allotment as it nears month end. The Appropriations Committee proposed an extra 65 000 to cover unanticipated expenses and 15 000 for telephone and telegraph bills while noting 45 000 monthly on investigations and up to 25 000 on calls. The panel urged a 350 000 appropriation to cover these costs.
London reports Foreign Secretary Bevin told the Commons that Bulgaria's situation aroused serious anxiety as Britain seeks to sustain emergency measures. He noted Moscow messages about Hungary but had no time to study them before leaving the Foreign Office.
Washington factions in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee dismissed a United States of Europe proposal despite backing from Secretary of State Marshall and Winston Churchill. Senator Hatch warns immediate action, while Senator Fulbright notes prewar pricing and capacity concerns. Ernest A Breech of Packard Motor Co argues price reductions unlikely while wage rates and costs rise.
Seventeen crew members on the 27000 ton aircraft carrier Valley Target were scalded when a broken steam line flange released steam. Ten were admitted to Philadelphia Naval Hospital with burns ranging from minor to second degree. The rest remained aboard the ship as repairs continued.
The 1943 meat supply hangs as Midwestern farmers fear delays in corn planting. Wet weather left 20 to 25 percent of the corn acreage unplanted by June 1, risking further idle fields and delayed harvests.
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