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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
11
Brief notes from West Virginia relate to negotiations at a well known resort area. Preliminary talks occurred yesterday around a famous site, with discussions focusing on a new contract for June. The current pact would expire and a potential closure of pits might follow if terms are not settled after July 4.
Lutherans announce a $6,000,000 campaign to aid Lutheran colleges and seminaries with Paul W. Dieckman of Staten Island leading the eastern phase. Rees Edgar Tulloss, president of Wittenberg College, disclosed the plan to be conducted in 1950, aiming for a $3,566,75 eastern states goal and earmarking $605,060 for Wagner College and Hartwick College.
Eleven Labour MPs introduced a resolution asking the government to use all means to secure the release of Cardinal Mindszenty the Roman Catholic Primate of Hungary. The motion deplored his imprisonment and urged safeguarding freedom of worship for all.
Senator Flanders proposes reducing military spending by 3 billion dollars for the coming year to offset a downturn. He urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to implement the cut within the 26 billion cash and contract authority approved by the House.
Juvenile Judge T. L. Seeber in Clinton, Tennessee blamed Anderson County parents for 90 to 95 percent of the county's juvenile delinquency, charging that parental neglect drives most cases.
An explosion and fire destroyed the fuel storage building of the Tracer Service Company in Schenectady CPI. No injuries were reported. Firemen drenched six elevated oil tanks about 100 yards from the damaged two story structure.
Local theatre group walks out amid dispute over insult allegations and crowding issues. Councilor Mack comments as strikes disrupt performances and seating arrangements at the venue.
Attorney General Clark charges a conspiracy to restrain trade in plastic artificial eyes. He filed a civil anti trust suit in U S District Court in Chicago naming Mager & Gaugelman Inc and Paul Gaugelman Co of Chicago and Paul Gaugelman Jr and Stanley W W Bybak as defendants and executives.
New York Liberal Party backs former Gov Herman Lehman for U S Senate citing his long public service and labor ties. Lehman, a Democratic ex governor and UN relief official, gains support as conservative elements consider his candidacy amid party leadership changes.
Disjointed OCR text shows fragmented phrases about a Plymouth invasion by U S Tatars, references to a university and an educator honored, and mentions of a leadership figure named Cole and a “syringeleld” term. The garbled lines mix places, dates, and titles without coherent events.
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