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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
6
The International Committee of the Red Cross proposed mediating in the Korea conflict. It sent a cable to both governments citing provisions of the Geneva conventions for protection of war victims in non international wars and offering its impartial services. Neither Korea government is a signatory to the convention.
Two Korean reporters in Tokyo said Uijongbu fell to invaders as South Korea’s defense commander was named. American fighters shot down four Russian Yak fighters trying to interfere with evacuations from Seoul. Bombers expected to strike all towns south of the 38th parallel. General Church named among defense leaders. MacArthur promised bombers and anti tank guns for joint defense. Evacuations from Itazuki airbase continued. Seoul reportedly quiet as cabinet and President Rhee may have left for Taejon.
The air force announced the recovery of the body of Pic. Joseph Conti of Santa Fe New Mexico from the water last Saturday. Mrs Nellie Comiskey widow of Comiskey Ives of Santa Fe is listed as dead or missing in the incident amid Coast Guard and military inquiries involving a ditching near Guam in the Pacific.
An overwhelming majority of Niagara Frontier Transit employees authorized a strike at midnight Friday. The vote, conducted by the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employers of America AFL, covered five terminals in Buffalo and Niagara Falls as the dispute remains unsettled.
Actress Susie Ball announced she expects to have a baby next January, calling the event the most wonderful thing that has ever happened to them. The report notes her calm mood and neat attire as she discussed the upcoming birth.
A broadcaster cites an official spokesman saying American planes would arrive to take over direct command in Korea. The report mentions a colonel arriving with tanks and troops to support the effort, asserting Americans would tighten control while Korean civilians endure dislocation. No confirmation from General MacArthur’s HQ is noted.
President and Secretary Ross delivered a foreign policy outline to reporters after a White House briefing with military and diplomatic leaders. Senators Bridges and Savitha praised the forthright stance while urging a clear pacific boundary against Communists, stating the United States must protect Korea Indo China and the Philippines.
Building workers in Utica reach a settlement after a strike that affected local projects. The agreement involves a wage adjustment to 2.5 dollars and is linked to actions by the Carrick, Quisiret, and APL councils with Clea named in the accord.
Filipino leader asserts islands are ready to cope with any eventuality. He says defense posture won’t be changed by Korean War developments and that his department follows Korean battle closely. The remarks were delivered to United States Army Reserve Officers.
Helen Keller, famed author and activist who became blind as a child, marks her 70th birthday in Paris today. The celebrated figure rests quietly as supporters reflect on her lifelong inspiration and advocacy.
Washington reports uncertain status as three members of the Atomic Energy Commission receive Senate confirmation hearings. Thomas E. Murray of York and Gordon from New Jersey are among nominees for acting terms. The House has not acted on nominations, awaiting a committee meeting.
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