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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1950

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GE Workers Prolonged Walkout Upends GE Plant Showdown

International Union of Electrical Workers called a 2 PM meeting for all General Electric employees at the union hall. Lees, Local 320 president, urged turnout after a day of plant tensions. About 4,500 GE workers were affected as some welders and punch press staff began a slowdown then returned to standard pace or left. Company observers noted a readiness for further joint action as management pressed for speed to normal operations amid uncertainty in the punch press area.

International Union of Electrical General Electric Hiwoud Mean &. Waiko Union Punch Press Jollnson Inbar

Truman Changes Missouri Primary Stance in Senate Race

In Missouri, President Truman grants an exception to the party line as Emel Allison seeks to unseat Donnell in the Senate race. The editorial page by Mewis Childs highlights the political maneuvering. The rest of the issue features comics, entertainment, finances, and class schedules.

Truman Missouri Emel Allison Donnell Senate Mewis Childs

Cadets Dismissed in Gun Death Case Closed at Park Amusement Area

Residents of Suburban Park Mantius roused as case of Arlene Banyas 25 who died by gun at Sainday amusement park is declared closed by Assistant District Attorney Frank Del Vecehlo. Maj. Gen. Barker announces school pupil involvement ended as families from Richmond Av and Jeff Lo Mit relocate. Pittsburg relatives note trip decisions taken to ease sorrow amid school regulations and firearms incident fallout.

Park Mantius Arlene Banyas Sainday Frank del Vecehlo Herald-Journal R.W. Barker Lintengant Andrew Banyas Toway Richmond Av Jeff Lo New Jersey Pennsylvania Ban SI. John

Rain Warmth Forecast Reaches Syracuse Weather Update

Scattered showers and warmer, humid air spread from the Gulf into Syracuse. Assistant meteorologist Al Sadowaki warns of showers tomorrow afternoon, with a fair, warmer night ahead. Dodge City marked 99 yesterday as northern readings dipped around 10.

Midwest Syracuse Golf Dale U. S al Sadowaki Gulf of Mexico Dodge City Kan Jadugh Bismarck M.D. Sadowski

One Firm Signs In Milk Dispute

An agreement reached with a small firm ended a week-old strike by 3200 milk workers in Pittsburgh and six western Pennsylvania counties. There were no signs of inustry-wide peace as consumers faced milk supply concerns and uncertain purchases in the region.

Pittsburgh Ileday Pittaburgh Western Pennsylvania Ennties

Truman Watches Marine Assault From Presidential Yacht

President Truman observed Marine assault actions aboard the presidential yacht during a Pacific island offensive in World War II. He traveled from Washington to Quantico aboard the Williamsburg as heavy artillery thundered and bombs burst, witnessing a dramatic frontal assault.

Quantico INS Truman ‘Lotay Vic Lories Pacific Rathing Rea Ae Quanigo Washington Wal* Amsburg Gon

Bennington Fireman Reveals False Alarm Prank

Embarrassed volunteer firefighter John Froud said he responded to a bogus alarm pulled by his six year old mother in Bennington Vermont. The incident highlights concerns over prank calls and fire safety.

Bennington, Vi John Froud

Plane crash in Persian Gulf leaves many missing and dead

A French Air France jet crashed in the Persian Gulf last night. 12 people were rescued by afternoon, including four crew members of eight. The plane carried 44 passengers and crew. 40 of 51 aboard were reported dead. Survivors were French citizens. Search with boats and aircraft continued amid rough seas and low ceilings. Contingent reports linked the crash to recent Indo China fighting and weather conditions.

Persian Gulf Armour PLANG Gulf Ufe Hfe Lhiserakh Ome Saigo Saigon Indo-China Poge & Cohan

Woman May Be Mrs Brooks Found Near Missing Wife Case

In Rochester authorities weigh if a body found near Genesee River mouth is Gilda Brooks 26 of Rome who vanished last November. Her husband Nicholas Brooks 30 was in custody. a companion Orson D. Biiley Jr 10 of Rome said Brooks pushed his wife from a pier as charges of first degree larceny and first degree assault loom from the case.

Rochester Gilda Brooks Rome Coast Genesee Brooks Nicholas Brooks Romie Rouse Painter Pollen Big Wife Elii Ver Orsemus D.i Biiely, Jr Monroe I County Rial

Gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo Recovers From Illness

The 500 pound 22 year old gorilla known as Big Gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo is reported improving. Keeper Eddie Robinson, with more than 20 years of experience, said Bushman the gorilla fell ill in June and is now on the mend.

Bushman Chicagos Lincoln Pare Zoo Eddie Robinson

Proxies Reap Grief From Boys Battle

West Palm Beach Florida two small boys fought as mothers clashed the fight escalated deputies reported a father ended up in hospital while another father faced jail. The sheriff identified one suspect Boatwright seized in a struggle with a pistol knife while another man Kline remained jailed after the incident near nightfall.

West Palm Beach Snetts Warren Bale Kline J. F Klfue

Resignations in State Education Dept Linked to Probe

In Albany today Dr Irwin A Conroe assistant commissioner for professional education resigned amid an immigration probe into handling applications for medical and veterinary license exams. The department also said the secretary of professional conduct left, not related to the probe. Algo D Henderson, associate commissioner, is leaving state service to join the University of Michigan. The department noted these resignations are not tied to the investigation or to complaints from lawmakers about exam permissions.

Albany Irwin A. Conroe Comos Department Msg New York City Algo D. Henderson University of Mchigen Henderson Course Malasey Jackienk Stalin Conroe Lewis A ‘Wilson

Counterfeiter's Bride Ensnared by Sweet Tooth Scam

Albany report details a crime wave tied to a young couple and a red-haired Mrs Helen Zuerndt who allegedly aided a 13 year-old husband in passing counterfeit bills. The case traces a homemade note scheme across upstate New York with warrants, bail figures, and missing funds.

Albany Hisoand Helen Zuerndt Menner Wiliam Upstate Ne York

Average American Joe Doakes in Binghamton profile

A quirky portrait of Joseph Doakes of Binghamton labeled the average American. The piece cites his family, job as a carpenter, union history, home, car, and Polish heritage while noting his modest income and two years of high school. It portrays his self view and public perception amid a broader social stereotype.

Binghamton Joseph Doakes Joe Doakes Doake Bis Himsett Carbondale Tojnard Doakes Wax Docalayich

Rail Way Yard Opera Singer Boost is OK d Disappears

A 40 hour week and 18 cent hourly wage boost for 128000 yard service employees was approved by an emergency labor board after opera singer Anna Coyle disappeared from a Pasadena hotel. Police and private detectives failed to locate her, her mother said. Coyle, real name Dorothy Thompson, suffered from persecution fears and drifted between hotels. The case echoes other disappearances in Los Angeles area history.

Washington Los Angeles Anna Coyle Southern Cal Brotherhood of Railroad Fralamen Order of Railway Conductors

Scream Still Best Weapon for Woman

Cambridge police chief John R. King rejects views urging women to learn self defense like punching or judo. He argues a scream remains the best weapon for women to deter attackers and summon help in dangerous situations.

Cambridge Maas John R. King

Reds Desert TAN Peoples in West Berlin Farce

Unclear text reports a sequence involving Reds in a West Berlin context and a farcical Sevier zone incident. The fragment mentions Dalia and pol k, with ambiguous totals and motivations. No coherent events or identifiable organizations are derived from the readable portion.

West Berlin Sevier Zone

Soviet Aid Sought in Austrian Plan Referendum

Fragmented text notes SGTON OP-States urging Western powers to name civilian prisoners and join a plan for Austria. Mentions measures to ease burdens and a Monday date, with unclear references to Soviet and Russian involvement. Limited legible entities remain.

SGTON Austria E United Mondey Haman Aus

Churchill in Crash Rochester Picked Londons CrPs

Fragmentary OCR notes cite Churchill and Rochester, with unclear references to Visacon and waeveG. Readable elements suggest a political or wartime reference, but details are not discernible.

Churchill Rochester

Laxity Blamed for Theft in Espionage Case

A federal grand jury charged the Sun magazine staff and officials over a seizure at Amerasia offices. Amerasia editor Philip Taft pleaded guilty to possessing government documents and was fined 2500 dollars. Emanuel S. Larsen, State Department China division specialist, was fined 500 dollars. The remaining four defendants had the case dropped.

New York Eleatéil FBI Sunelice Department Amerasia Pillip Tafte Socres Emanuel S. Larsen China State Department

Veto-Dodging Tax Cut Seen in Secret Huddle

Washington report indicates tax law drafters pursued a veto dodging package. Key points include an excise tax plan near 1.1 billion dollars on jewelry and other items and a lowered income tax rate for large corporations, potentially boosting annual corporate revenue by about 60 million dollars.

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London House Considers Dawn Debates End At Last

The session ends after a long day of debate as government supporters prevail on key motions. The vote tally shows the government maintaining a slender edge on crucial issues, with ministers declaring the measures secure despite opposition concerns.

London

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