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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
2
The Schenectady Railway Company received PSC authorization to raise local bus fares from 10 to 12 cents. The change takes effect on short notice after a revised tariff is filed. The PSC will study a 15 cent rush-hour rate and a 10 for $2 ticket option during slack periods.
The Berkeley faculty urged by University of California President Robert Gordon Sproul voted to send a delegation to the Board of Regents seeking rescission or revision of the loyalty oath. The move reflects the campus’ response to state policy amid wartime loyalty concerns.
Walter Kiernan discusses the Big Four peace treaty talks with Germany and realigns focus to domestic costs. He notes Western Union seeking 25 cent monthly rise for 1296 clocks in D C and quips about Betty Grable earnings and foreign aid. Father’s Day is mentioned as a reminder to buy a small gift.
In Malmoe an air defense group posted 180000 Swedish crowns for a device to trace robot bombs and determine impact points. Open to Swedish and foreign scientists, the contest closes in July 1951.
Notices list deaths of Russell Doubleday 72 Oswald Arnold 75 Rank Lea Short 75 and Dr Robert Murray 82 in Glen Cove Minneapolis Nonkers Buffalo. Tel Aviv says armistice talks to resume near Mishmar Hayyarden area. Buenos Aires criticizes third party interference over Britain Argentina trade pact. Shanghai reports US ambassador Leighton Stuart denies Chinese Communists called Americans enemies remarks.
Charred wreckage and a tail fin marked XS remain of a Navy RD4 transport plane that crashed in the Santa Monica mountains while attempting an approach in dense fog. The DC3 variant carried seven men, naval reservists from Memphis, Tennessee, on a West Coast training flight from Moffett Field, San Francisco.
Rep Sanborn Idaho proposes Congress relocate to Idaho this summer to escape Washington heat and cramped chambers due to Senate and House renovations. He suggests Sun Valley or Boise as a temporary lawmaking center amid construction.
A 49 year old man, found in a vacant lot after two days and three nights, was treated for a broken leg. He had been in the field since a Saturday night automobile collision and told the driver he would move on. He collapsed and could not call for help until a passerby found him Sunday evening.
Twelve people were injured yesterday in Lucera, 32 miles north of here, during a strike clash when workers blocked roads to stop strikers from approaching work sites. The incident involved men and women and followed a rally by strikers demanding job action.
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