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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1950
Page
5
A snippet of reader voices on necktie selection shows varied choices. Peggy M Carr adds perspectives from Jack Ackerman and Larry Lisson while others like Constantine and Richard Wamlin share preferences and influences from spouses and others in choosing outfits and ties.
Washington DP Fred A Hartley, former New Jersey Republican congressman and ex-chairman of the Taft Hartley Labor Act, leads a management-minded owners’ union aiming to back a right wing political organization. The group, started Feb 16 1948, says it represents investors farmers small businessmen and savers.
Striking C SO textile workers may be allowed to return to pickets around the American Enka rayon plant in Morristown. The picks were removed yesterday by Tennessee Safety Commissioner Sany K Neal. He said the strikers scattered with nail fragments along A road near the plant. Neal met with about 125 strikers and said union leaders agreed there would be no more incidents.
In Dusseldorf a group of youth supporters crashed an election rally for the Free Democratic Party. They yelled and swung chairs, interrupting a speech by former general Hasso-Eccard von Manteuffel who advocated West Germany joining Western Europe's defense framework and full sovereignty recognition.
In a 36 to 2 Senate vote with seven not voting, lawmakers accepted a special committee report finding jail terms not the answer for contempt tied to an editor and publisher whose paper accused senators of serving Gov Earl Lane. The chamber waived rules to consider a $3,000 fine and up to 90 days in jail for contempt. an attempt to defeat the bid failed.
A bipartisan coalition led by Democratic and Republican lawmakers plans to press President Truman over a pricing bill. Critics warn it would relax controls on product prices, freight rates, and air zone costs, risking collusion and higher living costs. The group includes Ketauver, Douglas, Sparkman and other Senate figures as Truman veto prospects loom into June.
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