27 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
1
President Truman acts under UN authority ordering naval and air forces to Korea for one year. The move mobilizes military units amid the ongoing conflict, with Congress and officials signaling broader support and potential escalation.
Fragment mentions a South Korea bombing plan and Tokyo sources alleging American bombers docked on targets. Concluded on page 6 column 3. No clear names dates or places beyond these.
The unreadable OCR presents scattered names and quotes about Liverpool interest, advisers, the President Vincent and Renee, and the Socialists sharing responsibility beyond the premiership. It notes an earlier cabinet lasting 33 months and hints at interviews and changes.
An incomplete snippet discusses Britain and defense, mentioning aggression, belief in transformation since the war's end, and a figure named H Jems of defense. The lack of context prevents a full summary.
The page outlines editorials by Marquis Childs on capital calling and peace prospects in Korea, notes on occupation endings in Germany and Japan, and lists sections for comics, horoscopes, talking it over, crossword, bridge, classifieds, society, sports, letters, and today’s pictures across pages 12 to 38 with page references.
Students clashed yesterday in Santiago after circulating petitions demanding communism be outlawed in Cuba. Police reportedly arrested several as anti Communist protests erupted near City Hall.
Charles DuBais, 35, a lineman, was electrocuted while working on a power pole in Poughkeepsie yesterday.
Governor Dewey at White Sulphur Springs denounced a recent sensational story as a silly tempest. He said his remarks about judges related to election processes and did not target all New York jurists.
Fragmented text shows a state official named Balliven of Auburn found dead in a hotel room. The governor and a telegraphic file mention charges, labor department references, and an entomologist commenting on worms invading wheat and corn. The snippet is incoherent and partly unintelligible.
Fragmentary report describes a scene involving Excalibur and a throwing company amid chaotic action. References to Columbia and Manos appear in garbled OCR style with no coherent outcome or names fully readable.
Paul G. Hoffman, economic cooperation administrator, underwent a gall bladder operation on Saturday and, despite the rough phrasing in the report, was described by an ECA spokesman as back on his feet and feeling fine. He remains in hospital according to officials.
Moscow dispatch reports broad Soviet prominence given to the Korea War. Initial fighting was briefly listed on page 3, while today the press highlighted North Korea announcements and a Tass New York dispatch on United Nations Security Council measures.
Hospital records identify the mother as Tiberia Allen of White Castle Louisiana about 80 miles north of New Orleans. The quints were born at Charity Hospital between 7:15 AM and 9:35 AM CST at intervals of about 100 minutes. Weighing 1% to 3 pounds 5 ounces each, they were three months premature.
The body of Hubert White, 20, was recovered early today from the Gresse near St. Lawrence County. White reportedly drowned in the river yesterday during an incident on the water.
United States readiness to act against Red aggression prompts council session and UN Korea Commission reviews proposals. Consultations ongoing at U S Mission in New York with details pending final form. Earlier, a gypsum tunnel ceiling collapsed at Certain Teed mine injuring Charles Ritect, 56, eighty feet underground.
New York trading plunged after President Truman announced a sweeping aid-to-Asia policy. Stocks fell sharply as selling orders flooded the exchange in one of the heaviest days in years, with prices dropping substantially across major issues.
The Coben Senate approved Luis Machado as Cuba’s new ambassador to the United States, formalizing his appointment today.
Washington reports President Truman ordered land and sea forces to support Korean armistice efforts and aid United Nations in enforcing the Security Council resolution. The statement condemns North Korean aggression and calls for withdrawal to borders, with international backing to protect Korea's government and prevent further subversion.
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