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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1947

Page

5

Wisconsin G O P Favors Dewey at State Convention

A Wisconsin Republican poll of 1 104 delegates at the state convention shows Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York as first choice for president with 321 votes, followed by Harold E. Stassen and General Douglas MacArthur. Dewey led in second-choice tallies as well, with Stassen and MacArthur close behind. Taft and Bricker also appear in first and third choice tallies.

Madison Wis Thomas E. Dewey New York Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Douglas MacArthur Dewey Stassen MacArthur Taft R-O Bricker R- O

Voter tallies and a will call SPCA over pets

The fragment lists 77 votes plus 3, mentions La 123 third choice ballots, and names figures like Senator Follette of Wisconsin and Gov Warren of California among first choice supporters. It notes a SPCA intervention to execute Mrs May E Johnson's will directing the destruction of 35 cats and one dog, with executor Harry F Harwig.

U.S Senator Follette Wisconsin Earl Warren California Joseph Martin Mass Senator Saltonstall Dwight. H. Green Illinois Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals May E. Johnson Harry F. Harwig

Fishermen Drowned After Lake St Marys Capsize

State Conservation boatmen waited for Lake St Marys waves to subside before dragging for four drowned fishermen. Only Roger Lee 34 and Harry D Lee 32 of Lima survived after two rowboats capsized in Saturday’s wind churn. Drowned: Harry E Lee 53 of Lima, George Gawson 60 of Head River Oregon, Joseph Gawson 32 Wheaton College student, Paul Gawson 40 Indianapolis veteran hospital.

ST. Marys State Conservation Department Lake St. Marys Lima Roger Lee Harry D Harry E. Lee Lee Brothers George Gawson Head River Ore Gawson Joseph Wheaton College Illinois Paul Veterans’ Hospital Indianapolis

Bomb kills FIJIANS on Rotuma Island in explosion

Reports from the Fiji Islands state that two native men and seven boys were killed when a jettisoned American bomb exploded on Rotuma Island, 400 miles north, on May 6. Fragments of bodies were found in coconut trees.

Sava Fiji Islands Rotuma

Beards From Waynesboro Visit Capitol in 200 Beards

About 200 bearded visitors from Waynesboro Pennsylvania toured Capitol Hill on a whim to promote Wayneshorn’s 150th anniversary. They arrived in period costumes and sat in the House chamber while Rep. Gross spoke. Mayor Funk received a large Capitol key. The beards ranged from spade styles to mustaches and included 19th century dress.

Waynesboro, Pa Whiskers Club Capitol Steps Waynesboro Harry Co. Funk Capitol House of Representatives Wayneshorn Joseph Martin CR Mass Rep. Gross R-Pa Senate House Gross

Drowning death by own action on Staten Island ferry

An unidentified well dressed middle aged man on the upper deck of a Staten Island ferry beat himself on the head with a claw hammer tied to his leg and jumped overboard near the Statue of Liberty. He died after being rescued. Police found no identifying papers.

New York Staten Island Statue of Liberty Pele

Five Thousand Enroll at Three Upstate Colleges

More than 5,000 students are registered for two summer school sessions at Champlain Sampson and Mohawk Colleges in upper New York. Over 3,000 enrolled for the first six week session. pre-registration for the second session totals 2,482.

Platesburg Psummer Associated Colleges Upper New York Champlain, Sampson Mohawk

Historic Site Travel Gains National Parks Tourists

Washington report shows May tourist travel to national parks monuments and historic sites was 29 percent higher than a year earlier. May visitors totaled 2,058,612, up from 1,595,132 in May 1946.

Washington National Paris ‘Service

Saratoga Springs to Sponsor Free Summer Concert Series

The Saratoga Springs Authority will sponsor free concerts this summer led by a musical ensemble. Performances run daily except Monday from 10 A.M. to noon and 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. in July and August, under SPA director C. B. Elmore.

Saratoga Springs Authority C. B. Elmore Spa

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