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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
Three armed men seized control of the Hotel Emerson at 4 AM and robbed at least 25 guests entering or leaving. They imprisoned the night staff, controlled the desk, switchboard, and elevator, then fled at 7 AM after a methodical spree that yielded cash and jewelry. The raid occurred on West 75th Street.
Washington report details Judge David A. Pine reserving judgment on the federal court’s jurisdiction to rule on a dispute over Gut Dam on the St. Lawrence River. Lake Ontario landowners seek an injunction claiming the dam worsens high water damaging the lakefront, while the government seeks to deny the injunction.
Reports from Pusan claim North Korea planned guerrilla assassinations of South Korean leaders around June 25 the war’s second anniversary. South Korean police uncovered documents detailing the plot amid martial law reports. British Field Marshal Lord Alexander visited Gen. Peetd Lakes at Supreme Allied Command in Tokyo.
In CUBA VACA Mexico and Washington, reform lawmakers move to end a 24 hour “quickie” divorce trend while wage boards study new formulas. The Wage Stabilization Board weighs allowing up to four cents an hour increases tied to productivity though industry warns of inflation. Hollywood figures Iris Bergman and Roberto Rossellini feature in a custody dispute with Pia Lindstrom amid visa hopes and a court battle over parental access and possible visits.
A chaotic report cites Senator Richard B. Russell proposing neutral nation observers to monitor civil rights and prisoner conditions. President Truman endorsed the idea, with Rose cited as urging Lovett to support swift international scrutiny of Geneva Convention compliance amid riots on Kose Island and Red Cross handling of prisoners.
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