Former Justice Roberts backs universal military training
Former Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts urged prompt enactment of universal military training before the House Armed Services Committee. He argued the United Nations cannot function as a security body due to the veto power of the Big Three and pressed Congress to act despite caution from critics. Roberts warned Russia could obtain the bomb soon and urged immediate defense legislation, criticizing congressional inertia and noting he leads the Citizens Emergency Committee for Universal Military Training.
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Austin Demands UN Curb Slav Nations in Balkan Crisis
United States envoy Warren R. Austin charged Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria with using force against Greece as debate opened on the UN Balkan Investigating Commission report. He urged UN counter measures if hostilities persisted and endorsed creating a watchdog UN machinery for the troubled zone.
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Thunder May Climax Heat
The Weather is building to a thunderous climax as a trough moves east from Lake Superior. It is expected to reach Friday bringing showers or thunderstorms. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warm with a high near 85. Friday’s high about 87. A slight rainfall occurred Thursday in the South Side and east of Syracuse proper totaling .10 inch.
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Farley memoirs stir Roosevelt dispute in editorial view
Marquis Childs comments on James A. Farley airing grievances about Roosevelt in his memoirs. The column notes Farley’s stance clashes with the friendly, useful ally image he once projected to FDR. Other features listed include comics, horoscope, letters, bridge, financials, and various sections across pages 20 to 83.
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Oil Probers Call Top Officials Over U S Oil to Russia
Washington CP reports leaders from Army Navy and Interior testified today before the House Merchant Marine Committee. They investigate U S oil shipments to Russia amid talk of gasoline shortages. Chairman Weichel disclosed 500 000 barrels of petroleum products in American tankers bound for Russia and 614 022 barrels moved since January from west coast ports. He accused petroleum interests of preferring foreign nations to American people.
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Riots Injure About Twenty in Bombay Strike
About 20 people were injured as riots erupted during a one day strike by 25 000 railway workers causing four hours of paralysis in both north and south bound rail traffic. Police used fire during the disturbance.
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Three nations begin talks on Europe aid plan
Russian, British and French foreign ministers opened discussions on a European recovery program tied to American assistance. US and UK sources said the aid should operate outside the United Nations framework, while a French spokesman said the European commission would work within the UN framework.
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U S Plans Military Aid To China In Arms and Loans
Washington reports the United States will hand over 130 million rounds of surplus rifle ammunition to Chiang Kai-shek's forces. Nanking can buy more military supplies from U.S. private manufacturers. The Export-Import Bank may lend for specific Chinese projects as a $500 million earmark expires June 30, with borrowing options open.
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Floods Boost Army Budget
Washington reporters note the House Appropriations Committee approved 339 million dollars for War Department civil functions in the coming fiscal year. The flood control and rivers harbors programs faced the largest cut, though total funding remained 43 million dollars below Truman’s request and less severe than expected.
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Train Derailment Hurts Ten Near Northern Arizona
Ten people were slightly injured when Santa Fe passenger train No. 1 derailed two miles east of Welch Aviz last night. The engine two baggage cars and four chair cars left the rails but none overturned.
Farley Says F. R. Lied on 3rd Term
Washington dispatch reports James A. Farley’s recollections accusing Franklin D. Roosevelt of lying at a crucial moment. The Collier’s serial on Why I Broke With Roosevelt links Farley’s campaign management to the 3rd term debate, noting Mrs Farley’s view of Roosevelt treatment as poor relations and naming Garner and Hull among key figures.
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City Fights For Housing Plan Savings
In Washington a Syracuse last minute effort seeks millions in savings on Federal housing. Syracuse Housing Authority secretary Sergei W. Grimm and Rev Calvin M Thompson outline three housing issues risking up to a cool million each over years. They meet Senate Appropriations subcommittee with Rep R W Riechmann and Rep Ben Jensen to push relief.
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Tops in News And Features feature on Syracuse teams
The Herald American presents a special illustrated feature answering whether sons can follow their fathers into success, and how many father and son teams exist in Syracuse. It previews a Sunday half page of Tully village photography by Veronica Schwartz and a sheriff prepared piece on curbing juvenile delinquency.
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State Dept Fires 10 Employees for Disloyalty
The State Department announced that at least 10 employees were fired for suspected disloyalty under Congress delegated authority in 1947. Three worked in the intelligence division. payrolls ranged from 3200 to 8000 dollars. FBI notification confirmed, with possible prosecutions contingent on the Justice Department review.
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Ford Pay Accord Reached in Detroit
Settlement of the dispute between Ford Motor Co and its 110,000 production workers was reached after an 18 hour session. Officials needed formal approval by the company and United Auto Workers. Agreement includes a wage increase of 34 cents an hour plus 3 cents for six annual holidays and a pension plan.
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Defiance urged as UMW fights Taft-Hartley after veto
United Mine Workers urged labor to resist the Taft Hartley act with courage and action amid 250000 wildcat strikes that began after Congress overrode President Truman. The union published a list of lawmakers who voted to enact the law as operators prepared a new wage offer to resume coal production. Bituminous output, already crippled by walkouts, will halt tonight for a 10 day miners vacation.
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Lift Relief Looting Former Federal Employe Jailed
BUCHAREST police arrest several Romanian customs officials charged with looting relief packages mailed by Americans to their friends and relatives. WASHINGTON Carl Aldo Marzani, a former State Department employee, is sentenced to one to three years for hiding Communist connections in a government job application. Federal Judge Richmond B. Keech denies bond pending appeal.
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Today's Chuckle Allen Tonics
A lighthearted quip notes that many Americans miss owning an elephant because they have never been offered one for eight cents per dollar down and a dollar a week, attributed to Allen Tonics.
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Bove Fined Gets 5 Years
James V. Bove a 48 year old former vice president of the International Hod Carriers Building and Common Laborers Union AFL pleaded guilty in Federal Court to two indictments charging evasion of 85000 in income taxes for 1939 41. He was fined 30000 and ordered imprisoned for five years by Federal Judge Henry W Goddard.
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Twenty Communists jailed after Rome protest
Rioters detained in Rome following last nights Communist demonstration against Eva Peron wife of the Argentine president now visiting Italy. Police reported twenty Communists jailed with authorities stating public order concerns and ongoing investigations into the protest actions.
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Vacation service from Herald Journal newspaper
Public notice urges readers to use the Vacation Service offered by The Herald-Journal and The Herald-American to keep up with hometown news and comics while on summer vacation. Readers are asked to contact the Circulation Department at the provided telephone number.
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