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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

6

GOP Attacks on European Recovery and Point Four Aid

Washington reports heavy Republican pressure in the Senate Appropriations Committee to cut the Marshall Plan for Western Europe from 2,950,000,000 and to trim the 35,000,000 Point Four program. A Republican member predicted reductions of up to several hundred million, arguing for tighter controls on foreign aid.

Washington Ruman Europe Senate Appropriations Committee Congress Republican Committee Truman

Bacteria From Page One Aboard Harmon's Yacht Mission

A fragmented report describes a voyage where a half dozen depth bottles were dropped and an admiral notes progress toward home port. The Harmony commissioner of public works and other city officials used a luxurious 33-foot yacht for the mission while debates unfold over sewage dumping on Onondaga and potential new sewage treatment.

Gyalt Frank Harmony Mission Raymond H. Dodge Gyatt Hanna Robert. Mack iPa Corcoran Iit Ononaga Protess#Co Pheli Geddes Gyalt's Deel Harmon Elaine Onondaga Yacht Club Public’ Works

Theater Ceiling Collapse Injures Dozens in Redwood City

A ceiling collapse at a Redwood City theater injured about 30 people when plaster and reinforcing fell in a roar like thunder. Police and fire crews moved quickly as patrons panicked. Victims ranged from 14 to 39, with several hospitalized for leg and head injuries. witnesses described a cracking sound moments before the fall.

William Goldsmith Phil Bray Jan Redwood Joseph Lodi Frank R. Marlin San Mateo Gloria Martin Edward Tranton Redwood City Jamnes Jimmie William Guy Caskey Memphis Tenn Laren Caskey

Unsure fragment notes injury after crash

A fragment reports someone being treated at San Mat sa unity Hospital for a leg injury after a crash. No other details or names are readable.

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Lawyer is Named To Treaty Council

President Truman announced Charles Spofford a New York lawyer as the American deputy on the North Atlantic Treaty Council a key post in Western defense. Spofford served with the Army in the Mediterranean during the last war attaining brigadier general rank and has not worked for the Government aside from military service. He is a native of St. Louis.

Washinglon Truman Charles Spotford New York

Harvard Pickets Greet Acheson During Commencement

A dozen Harvard pickets greeted Secretary of State Dean Acheson at the university yard entrance as he arrived for its 299th commencement. Led by Rev. Robert M. Muir, head of the Massachusetts Action Committee for Peace, they displayed placards urging peace and denouncing atom bombs, while noting Muir is an Episcopal minister not presently tied to any church.

Uasbridge Mass Acheson Harvard Yard Robert M. Muir Massachusetts Action Committee For Peace

Congress OKs New Rent Law in Six Month Extension

Congress approved a rent law extending controls for six months with optional further six months. The bill, sent by House to the Senate and approved 176 to 145, aims to extend housing controls beyond June 30. It preserves limited jurisdiction for municipalities and counties to decontrol select areas while keeping some tenant protections.

Congress Truman House Senate Senate House Chicago

Rapp Foresees Fraud Case Tied to Stolen Signatures

A forgery probe centers on a woman who signed others names for purchases totaling 260 at E W Edwards Sons and C E Chappell as investigators link her to-signature forgeries. Detective Del Vecchio reports a clerk identified the woman as the forger who used Mrs Rapps name. Lois Waters of the Police Crime Laboratory confirms all signatures belong to the same individual. Vermont completes its census, showing a population rise of 16,389 in ten years to 359,231 in official counts.

William ©. Rapp del Vecchio Rapp Tringworth-Bailey Corp Dey’s Lansley Lois Waters Police Crime Laboratory A. Lockmeyer Salt Springs “Rd Chappell’ & Sons, Inc Vermont Montpelier

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