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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
6
A Russian official demands arrest of three Hungarian bank officials linked to the disappearance of about 10 million rubles. The case centers on ruble sales to the black market and misused exchange funds since liberation. Russian supervision and arrests followed inquiries by Hungarian authorities.
Senate and House conference committees move toward agreement on the OPA and a draft extension bill. The Pearl Harbor subcommittee begins work on its investigation report. The RENATE public power issue dominates debate in the interior appropriation bill while hearings continue on presidential reorganization for housing agencies and the national health bill. The Finance Committee weighs sugar quota extension for the year as the Labor Committee presses health reform. House schedules votes to fund national cemeteries and flood control projects. Appropriations and Expenditures panels review War Department funding and Truman’s federal agency reorganization plan aimed at unifying housing activities.
Marine Corps adds Robert Wild Clarence Keyser Donald Mathews and Charles Milford to the list. Army enlistees include Ralph Mills Kenneth King Edgar Gaudet John Hopkins and Alfred Reimers. Navy applicants are James Costanzo William Reed and Jackson Irving.
At a General Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in the Stevens Hotel 5000 delegates watched former New York mayor Fiorello LaGuardia clash with Herald-American photographer Joe Mastruzzo over filming. The dispute ended with an apology and a tense handshake after tempers flared.
New York reports that the Polish port of Gdynia is restored by Soviet engineers and workers. The repair team has returned to Russia after rebuilding installations wrecked by the Germans. Reconstruction began six months ago with a new entry canal built, Radio Moscow broadcast.
Denver based report shows most American parents say they didn’t raise a son to be a politician, yet a nearly equal share would prefer a lawyer in the family, according to the National Opinion Research Center findings.
A Denver source highlights a coast to coast cross section of interviews, capturing local reaction and national sentiment. Key figures and stations are noted, with diverse perspectives shaping a nationwide mosaic.
CORP G C Birdseye is spending a 15 day furlough from the Station Hospital Greensboro North Carolina with his parents Mr and Mrs George Birdseye Wolf Ridge Taunton The note places the service member at home during leave while recuperating.
Julia Randall of Pittsburgh topped Carnegie Tech College of Engineering graduates this year becoming the first woman admitted to the program and leading her class in a field long held by men.
In Great Falls Montana a woman reports a theft from a clothes line including one pair of nylons one pair of rayons three slips and six other items described as unmentionables A woman's footprints were found at the scene suggesting a possible grab and run incident.
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