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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1944
Page
4
The speaker likens the New Deal to European totalitarian methods, arguing wartime liberty must be balanced with postwar reform. He warns of centralized power, bureaucratic control, and class conflict, urging a shift in administration to preserve freedom and plan a peaceful transition.
A visionary article argues dividing global peace duties among Europe Asia and the Western Hemisphere with the United States avoiding a world WPA. It calls for reconstruction, independent nations’ freedom including Poland, and open diplomacy over power politics, urging youth to demand accountability.
Buffalo June 28 A B F Goodrich official said converting synthetic rubber into finished products remains a problem. H J Zimmerman at the Great Lakes Regional Advisory Board meeting warned labor shortages keep the crisis from easing and urged extreme care of tires to prevent transportation disruption in the next three months.
Health officers and public health nurses hold a two day meeting in Saratoga Springs to study postwar health issues. Dr E R Dyer of the National Institute of Health warns of care for returning soldiers and the potential importation of tropical diseases such as filariasis and malaria.
A black cocker spaniel named Flak, once with Sgt. Robert K. Bell in England, travels to an Indiana farm by air. Gen. H H Arnold approved the transfer to Bell's parents in Denver, amid delays over overseas animal transport rules.
Prosecutor William E Dowling announced Robert Miller Turner confessed to the murder of Jewelle Raveston in Detroit's west city. Turner said he drove by on March 27 met Raveston, struck her, chased, stabbed, and left her near Warren Avenue and Telegraph Road.
Delegates applauded Gov. Dewey as the convention opened at 10 50 with remarks from Dr J L Horton of Illinois and Brinckerhoff of Larchmont NY. The scene centered on Dewey’s nomination fate and a call for a postwar peace framework backed by force. The speakers praised Dewey and critiqued rival drafts while Minnesota maintained its Stassen bid. The platform favored a responsible international security role and a world organization with military capacity.
The document surveys proposed U S reforms including unemployment insurance public employment offices and federal to state program shifts. It advocates expansion of medical care housing and welfare programs funded by federal aid to states aiming to reduce poverty and economic insecurity after wartime disruption.
Proceedings resume as Kingston requests change of venue from Albany Ulster County arguing jurisdiction limits. Prosecution cites inability for fair trial in Albany while trial for a figure connected to past legislative appointments advances.
The Nebraska governor's nominating speech for Thomas E. Dewey calls for restoring Washington to the Union and a unified, decisive wartime leadership. He urges a Republican victory in November, arguing for youth over idleness and action over indecision to restore confidence and momentum for America’s future.
Alton Culver, 39, was pinned between a tractor and a building on his farm about two and a half miles south of Mecklenburg yesterday. He was taken to Memorial Hospital with severe chest injuries but reported in satisfactory condition. Dr Berton attended and said Culver likely had cracked ribs and internal injuries.
President Roosevelt announced plans to sign a bill extending Office of Price Administration price controls for another year. The measure, effective July 4, aims to curb inflation with safeguards on pricing and enforcement despite some criticism from labor and farm leaders.
Rome inmate Glenn Keller of Paramia visits his parents Mr. and Mrs John Keller 407 Ridge Street while Jack Deming of Shatesboro Army Air Base spends furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs Leo Deming Rome.
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