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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
2
ROMULUS V Everett Manhart 34 of Watkins Glen died when the dump truck he drove was struck by a westbound Lehigh Valley passenger train at a grade crossing in Romulus.
Electricians uncover a jewelry cache worth over 100000 dollars hidden under attic floor beams at the Orange Y M C A Essex County detective Lt Leon Sklarey said the gems were altered to avoid identification A former resident of the Y M C A was taken for questioning.
John Baird aged 68 once hailed in England as father of television died after influenza in London. Edward Boeteler Pasano 73, head of Waverly Press and Williams and Wilkins, died in Baltimore. Jules Guerin 79, prominent American artist, died in Neptune NJ's Memorial Hospital. Prof. Henri E A Rolin 71 of Forest Hills NY, former president of Belgium’s Court of Cassation, died at Brentwood.
Lt General Bryan Robertson invited representatives of all nations except Russia to inspect Britain's disarmament in the British Zone. He cited Soviet refusal to permit Western inspection of its zone as the reason for excluding Moscow.
Premier Alcide de Gasperi urged Italians to back the republic regardless of how they voted in the plebiscite. The nation faced tension after a royal dispute with King Umberto II, who was in exile in Lisbon amid a "revolutionary gesture" charge from a manifesto in the king's name.
President Truman said Justice Robert H. Jackson issued a statement criticizing Justice Hugo Black despite a request for prior consultation. He declined to say whether both judges should resign and noted he had received no indications of resignation. Jackson wired him Sunday before the Nuernberg statement.
Wage talks in the maritime dispute head toward a settlement as unions and employers report progress. Bridges warns the strike could still occur. conciliators say several issues remain unresolved amid last‑minute negotiations directed by the War Shipping Administration and supported by the Labor Department.
A seven hour uprising backed by Bolivian air force officers failed against President Gualberto Villarroel’s government. Many planes sought asylum in Chile and Peru after the attempted coup that followed a December 1943 power shift. Reports from La Paz say planes bombed police HQ and a crater formed near the Capitol.
Tokyo prosecutor Lt Robert E Murphy of Lewiston Maine was named to prosecute Lt Chiyomin Toyota and Warrant Officer Fusataro Shin. The two former Japanese police officials face charges in Manila for taking part in the killing of 400 Filipinos.
A columnist imagines the United Auto Workers launching a radio network linking the musicians, radio artists, engineers, directors, writers, and office workers unions. The piece speculates about negotiating with Reuther, Petrillo, and the FCC, while noting the appeal of building automobiles might be simpler. It ends with a jab about a cluttered radio ad and a station identification joke.
CHARLESTON South Carolina November 24 You name it and ten to one E B Donaldson will have it A boilermaker Donaldson received a Thanksgiving card from his school teacher 40 years ago He still has the card and more than 100000 other articles he has saved since then all part of his recollection of objects large and small rare and common He collects everything without specializing.
At an international war crimes trial in Tokyo the prosecution cited the Japanese constitution to press direct responsibility on Hideki Tojo and 27 co-defendants for acts in the emperor's name. Solis Horwitz argued ministers advise the emperor and bear responsibility, expanding ministerial accountability to the full imperial prerogative.
Chancellor Hugh Dalton told the Labour Party conference that inflation danger has largely passed due to higher goods for the home market. He warned deflation could become a greater risk and said the exchequer would counter it by increasing purchasing power through tax policy and postwar savings credits.
Dr. Guillermo Riano on a State Department scholarship studies health and sanitation methods in the United States. He tours University of Michigan Ann Arbor Kentucky Health Board Laboratory and Army Medical School in Washington as part of making Colombia a health model.
Stripped from page one the ceilings on meat butter milk eggs tobacco gasoline and other petroleum items would be removed from price control on July 1 under the bill. Bowles and Porter warned that either Senate or House versions would wreck controls and trigger inflation. Senate House conference hopes fade as leaders urge revision and veto threats loom.
Senate House conference on extending the draft law resumes with expectations that higher volunteer pay will lead to better recruitment. Informed sources forecast conference approval of the House paying provisions, followed by consideration of extending authority only if the volunteer enlistment program fails.
A Moscow commentator denounces American attempts to secure unilateral influence in Latin America and the Far East while seeking wider action on western Soviet borders. He contrasts US stance in the Balkans and criticizes past interventions from Vera Cruz to the Pershing expedition as context for U.S. security concerns.
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