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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
2
LeRoy police say two boys ages seven and eight confessed to starting a blaze that damaged interiors of four stores across two brick structures. A pile of discarded tissue paper behind a shoe store ignited, he said, and the youths fled home.
Admiral Arthur W. Radford called for higher priority shipping of modern military and naval equipment to Nationalist China. He spoke at a conference in Washington noting Chiang Kai-shek’s forces need more of everything to sustain the fight.
readers hear that pro armistice talk remains possible in Korea as negotiations could resume. Chinese and North Korean POWs show signs of radicalism while UN officers debate voluntary repatriation and the exchange of prisoners.
In Rome Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi rallies government forces aided by pro Communist Socialists to push ratification of the Schuman Plan amid Communist tactics. The article notes a stalled eight hour emergency session in the Chamber of Deputies and mentions related political maneuvering.
Britain contends that Iran's claims by Premier Mossadegh are irrelevant to the Anglo Iranian dispute over nationalization of the Iranian Oil Company. Sir Lionel Brit Meald presents the arguments to the World Court as Mossadegh opens a political critique in Britain. Mossadegh has not appeared in court since his 45 minute address.
R. C. Pollock of the National Livestock and Meat Board told directors at their annual meeting that about 600 million pounds of meat will be available for American consumers this year. He forecast total meat production near 22 percent higher than last year, with per capita consumption at about 140 pounds. Beef up to 4 percent, lamb 12 percent, and veal 15 percent higher are expected, as 35 states participate in the two day meeting.
Sid Luft prepares to petition Superior Judge Louis Burke next Tuesday claiming he withheld a material fact about assets during a previous testimony. The case arises from Garland's lawsuit filed by Lynn Eari Mist Bayi’s attorney alleging support adjustments. Luft’s attorney Hahn says California law grants Garland half of Lufts assets from their marriage, potentially making him a millionaire while Judy earns up to a million dollars yearly.
Barbara Sant reports from California that James Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians blasted Senator Robert Taft casting doubt on Taft’s stance toward the union. Petrillo warned if Farr wins the presidency the union faces indictments six times a year.
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