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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
2
A clipped 1830 section from Syractse Herald shows Dr Joves H. Steinhaus of Zedam College in Chirazo lamenting a blow to the Jah youth and a suggestion of irreparable damage. The readable fragments hint at a scholarly critique but lack full context or clear event details. The piece preserves names and a dated tone while omitting concrete outcomes.
New York mayors proposed improvements to the permissive tax law at a meeting of municipal officials in Saratoga Springs. Mayor Addison of Saratoga Springs urged changes, while other items noted Broadway parade debates and traffic impacts from new commutation tickets.
A Madrid military journal acquitted the Duchess of Valencia of charges she sought to undermine state security. Her 3rd-year-old lawyer and an archist liaison agent received prison terms, while others tied to her alleged plot were convicted.
James B Carey told over two hundred General Electric workers that the United Electrical Workers is a dead pigeon. Carey, former UEW leader and now chairman of its administrative committee, outlined past CIO ties and the UEW chartering after ousting the UE here at last fall’s convention.
Ottawa The Hesse Commons has approved a five treaty with the United States for Niagara River water power development. The treaty, signed Feb. 27 in Washington, received ratification after a speech by J. B. Pearson, Minister of External Affairs. Pearson said the pact would substantially increase power production but would not replace the St Lawrence Seaway project. Rodney Adamson said a small U.S. Senate majority was blocking approval and urged the government to press Washington, warning that Canada might authorize Ontario and New York State to proceed with the power development phase alone if no decision is reached within a set period.
A B 29 or similar bomber crashed near Borace Rroo Mountain at dawn. Two engines were found near the impact, wings torn, fuselage scattered, and two bodies were recovered in trees as fire burned over nearly a square mile. The aircraft, flying from Olmstead Air Base to Offutt, carried Air Force personnel plus civilians. Three dead were Regulars, others Reservists, with one passenger unidentified at Hamilton Air Base.
A fragmentary report describes a speaker urging a native republic, denouncing Moscow influence, and accusing Communists of plans to poison power supplies. The piece mentions opposition demonstrations, police action, and a defense of measures to curb racial agitation in unions and farms.
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