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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1951

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A Year After 38th Parallel Quiet On The Western Front

STAN CANTER reports from the 38th Parallel in Korea where United Nations forces probe a still quiet front. The article describes shell damage along rail lines, abandoned trucks, and a tank company headquarters near the line as UN troops prepare for future action.

Korea SeoulUionghu South Korea South Keren United Nations North Korea V.em . Associated Jess Radio Wirenbata 38Th Parallel

Hand to Hand Fighting Rages On Korean Front

United Nations marks first anniversary of the Korean War with a recaptured height and destruction of a Communist plane. Hand to hand fighting erupts across the 100 mile front near Kumsong Pyongyang Yonchon Yanggu and Yanggang as UN troops press to retake positions while fighting continues and a Communist counterattack forces a retreat.

United Nations Russia Eighth Army Pyongyang Kumsong Yonchon Yanggu

Final Tributes Paid To Edward Schoeneck

Final tributes were paid to Edward Schoeneck former deputy governor of New York and longtime public servant. The Rev John B Stanken led a service at St John and St Peter Lutheran Church and at his home as colleagues and friends gathered to remember a life of banking public affairs and community service.

Anid Favferd Schoeneck New York Dhavar Svigcees Artas Telinae St John and St. Peter Lutheran Church Jay Wondlann Alia F Homestown Friends Ceauy'y Albata John B. Stanken

Red Order Banned in New York Workers’ Order Disbanded

Fragmentary notice reports a workers order in New York facing dissolution. The document references Communist influence and an appeal, with Henry Chay mentioned as involved, and mentions a potential public response to the ban on a cultural or political discotheque event.

EW York Cammiunisti Henry Chay

Air Force keeps atom bomb planes ready for swift action

In Senate hearings General Emmett O'Donnell told lawmakers the Air Force has its atom bomb carrying planes ready to strike back quickly if the nation is attacked. He said forces could be out there in an absolute minimum time and go into action. The testimony opened a day of questioning surrounding MacArthur’s dismissal and the Yalta-related debates with Harriman and Hurley among those mentioned.

Washington Emmett Ratie) O'Donnnell O'Donnell Odonnell Strategic Bombing Command Far East Douglas Macarethur Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees Belore O'Donnell

Five Thousand Gather for Red Cross Conclave in New York

Five thousand Red Cross members from across the nation gathered in New York for a three day convention addressing volunteer activities civil defense and the sending of bleont 10 Karen Mys Anna Rosenberg Assistant Secretary of Defense CBS broadcaster Edward R Murrow and actress Dirdelsine Carrall are among those slated to address the opening session

New York Red Cross Bleont Karen Mys Anna Rosenberg CBS Edward KR Murrow Andy Dirdelsine Carrall

Loyalty Probes Begin Hearings On Communism In Hollywood

Washington PI reports the House Un-American Activities Committee opens a week of hearings on communist influence in Hollywood. Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby is subpoenaed to discuss espionage in the Far East while Robert Rossen and Tim Edwards Bromberg are called to testify as figures linked to past communist allegations in the film industry. Rossen, 43, recently completed The Brave Bulls and earned an Oscar for All the King's Men.

Washington Un-american Activiies Committee Hollywood Defense Far East Charles A. Willoughby Douglas MacArshue Enet Japan

Rubinstein Stock Fraud Trial Opens

NEW YORK A federal court jury will hear opening statements today in the Rubinstein stock fraud case. Serge Rubinstein, 43, a once prominent financier, is accused of a scheme to sell Panhandle Producing and Refining Co stock using false and misleading statements in violation of the Securities Act. Indictment also cites conspiracy charges in the matter.

New York Serge Rubinstein Securiy and Exchange Act Rubinstein Watt Strant Lewisburg SEC Panhandle Wang UPI Lend Acscomdingdys Marty Corbett Winntns Corbett

Cattleman Ex Convict Held In Trooper Killing

Authorities grilled Matthew L. Armer a cattle dealer from Nassau Towns held on a first degree murder charge for the killing of a state trooper. Armer was arrested at gunpoint after a chase near his farm home in Nassau County while driving to church with his mother. He appeared before Judge Joseph P. A naas for arraignment as the investigation continued.

Oneonta 4 Matthew L. Armer Kling Armer Nassau Rensse_laer Olsega County Joseph P Anas

Oneonta slaying suspect seeks loan in Fortitia arraignment

Matthiw Te Armen of Nassiu sought a loan after the shooting of Corp. Arthur Diffondale but was denied. Molinari in Oneonta reported the arrest before dawn. Armer, charged with murder, asked for a lawyer and arraignment was postponed to next Monday in Cooperstown. State police said Armer declined to talk. his 69 year old mother was warned not to speak.

Albanea Matthiw Te Armen Nassiu Pailee Arthur Distravale Armer Nother Armel Cail

Fair Windy Weather Report With Storm At Hancock

Readable weather bulletin notes fair cool conditions today with strong west winds 2 to 20 mph and gusts up to 35 mph. Tonight winds turn northeast up to 20 mph with lighter conditions tomorrow and a moderate temperature near daybreak. Overnight gusts of 28 mph reported at Hancock Airport as a brief tinderstorm caused minor damage to trees and signs.

Sule Amy Tonient

Ecuadoran chief hailed in hometown visit

Report from Chicago says Ecuador’s president received a goodwill visit amid talks with airline pilots union. President’s embassy and military officials discuss possible truce terms as tensions ease. The event marks a notable diplomatic moment linked to ongoing labor disputes and regional relations.

Ithaca Firm Buys Sanderson Mill for 317000

The former Sanderson Bros. Steel mill at 204 Megnoliast extending to Erie Blvd West was sold to Wallace Steel and Supply Co of Ithaca by Jackson M. Potter Co. Maury Wallace and partners plan immediate interior work and a large investment estimated around two million dollars. The sale price matched the assessed value of 317000.

Sanderson Bros. Steel Company jCrucible Steel Company of America Megnoliast Erie Blvd Wallace Steel & Supply Co Ithaca Jackson M. Potter Co Maury Wallace Cthace N. Clinton St Syracuse Harold Wallace Marvin J. Breedhmanns Sanderson Mississippi Wallace

Peace Talks Trim Stocks Worldwide on First Fading Day

New York stocks eased on financial aid commodity markets as Soviet peace proposals were discussed. The initial NYSE slide was a few cents to three dollars a share with prices dipping in Singapore and Bombay as observers noted anticipation of a cease fire proposal tempered losses.

New York Tce Korea New York Stock Exchange Ale Jowanee Windus Singapore Bombay Last Werk

Lewis Was Red, Counsel Admits

ALBANY AP Counsel for Richart N. Lewis 35 said there is no doubt the former General Electric Company scientist was a Communist Party member but challenged that concealment of this fact was intentional. Federal Judge James T. Foley postponed until Oct 3 at Syracuse Laws atomic question. Defense needs more time to prepare. Foley set Friday as the date for defense arguments on dismissal of the indictment against Lewis.

Albany Richart N. Lewis General Electiig Company Communist Party Harold E. Blodgett Schenecctady James T. Foley Syracuse Nike Blodgett Foley

Phone Strike Shuts Pa Pitt Telegraph Offices Coast to Coast

A one day strike by the Communications Workers of America targeted the Pacific Bell Telephone Telegraph Company. Picket lines formed at Los Angeles Hollywood and Pasadena offices as workers walked off the job.

Angeles CLO Communications Worker's of America O Day Papitt Telephone Ke Telegraph Company Los Angeies Hollywood Pasadena

Chuckle on Two Kinds of People and the Co-ordinator

A brief humorous verse contrasts two types of people: those who always have something to say and never act, and those who do nothing yet always insist on being paid attention to.

Story Was a Knockout Forgetting It at Luncheon

Wallace A Brennan, Dunkirk Qeserver editor, collapsed laughing during a joke told by Dr Edgar Bieber at a weekend luncheon. He hit his face, lost three front teeth, and woke in Brooks Memorial Hospital with stitched lips. Dr Bieber warned he would not repeat the tale.

Dunkirk Wallace A. Brennan Dunkirk Qeserver de. Edgar Bieber Brennan Andell Brenhas

Guided Missile Orders Given Out by Douglas Aircraft Co

SANTA MONICA. Douglas Aircraft Co has received orders for two new guided missiles, one for the Navy and one for the Army Ordnance Corps. Development has spanned five years with two electronics research organizations. The Army missile is a supersonic anti aircraft weapon.

President Truman attacks critics on Korea war stance

President Truman declares readiness for a genuine peace settlement in Korea to end aggression and restore security on the war’s first anniversary. He denounces Republican critics, defends Dean Acheson, and calls for measured steps to advance world peace while avoiding actions that could trigger a broader conflict. He spoke during a dedication at the Arnold Air Force Center and criticized MacArthur’s expansion plans.

Tullahoma Tenn Truman United States Jacob Malik United Nations 38Th Parallel HWE Dean Acheson Mank Korea Washington Arnold Air Or Force Engineering Douglas MacArthur Ache- Yi Marshall Omar Bradley Mwe Ae Joint Chiefs Statf DIA Mackine MacArthur Russia McArthur

Sims Fights Bank Charge in Syracuse Trust Case

John R. Sims of 219 Dorothy Street Syracuse filed in Federal Court to dismiss a charge that he conspired to defraud the Federal Government in the Syracuse Trust Company books. He and 18 others were indicted June 1. partners include Bernard E. Klock and Luigi Mancina. His attorney argues the indictment lacks facts, evidence is insufficient, and the offense may be voided by the statute of limitations.

Herald-Journal Wire UTICA John R. Sims Dorothy St. Syracuse Federal Court Motiona Dlemiss Genhe Syracuse Trust Company Books Sin and Lewis Luigi” Mancina Sions United States Sims’ Attorn Harold A. Manheim

Red China Broadcasts Bid Without Comment

United Nations forces continued fighting in Korea as Soviet and Chinese broadcasts reported Russia's cease fire proposal without comment. The Peiping program quoted Jacob Malik and suggested a buffer zone in Korea while giving limited details, with no explicit commitment to halt hostilities.

Tokyo UPI Polping Brangcant Russia Korea United Nations Unites Broad Land Jacob Malik Tae Addie Iun Hanal Peiping

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