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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
2
In New York City mediators will resume talks to prevent a bakery strike by nine major firms after midnight tomorrow. The walkout would affect bakers and teamsters after three days of negotiations failed to yield a deal on a five day work week demand. The notice followed a tense period of bargaining across the baking industry.
A 19,000 pound bulldozer was parachuted from a Fairchild C-219 cargo plane, the heaviest load dropped safely to date. Six parachutes lowered the machine, which was operating within five minutes of landing.
The U S Chamber of Commerce president urged creation of a permanent ethics agency to draft a code of ethics for all appointed federal officials. He called for moral persuasion and formal standards to restore public trust amid criticism of government as a profession.
Senator Byrd announced civilian employment in the Executive branch rose by more than a thousand a day in May as non essential federal expenditures increased. The statement cited a net rise of 543,005 during the month. The report noted payroll additions tied to military establishment support and personnel actions.
MENTINGTON W Va Feb 2 A 2 year old former employee of the county sheriff s office charged with embezzling 5680 34 blamed his ex wife s extravagance James D Childers testified in Common Pleas Court yesterday he spent most of the money on gifts including furs and whisky The youth said his ex wife did not operate the household economically and because she would not cook they had to eat at a restaurant The defendant signed to repay the money but if ever his avest May 3 his stepfather Clarence Childers did so no case is expected to go to the ry today
Ottawa confirms Fred Rose, head of a wartime spy ring, cannot be deported due to non retroactive provisions of new citizenship act. Harris says espionage convictions not covered by the act, limiting government action. Also notes typhoon warning for Northern Luzon and Batanes and a Tokyo visit by Benny Flynn for troops in Korea. Red terror incidents in Malaya, university name changes in Halle-Wittenberg, and obituaries for Dr Charles Edwin Scud Field and Sister M Rosalia.
Akron informant James N Gane of Cuyahoga Falls faces a choice over a 254000 British estate left by a cousin He may receive the bequest if he and his wife stay in the United States rather than move to England The deadline is tomorrow and he hopes a local solution preserves American citizenship while still allowing the bequest
Adm. Forrest P. Sherman said no invasion across the Formosa straits could succeed at this time. He noted the Seventh Fleet protects Formosa from Communist aggression and cautioned neither China nor Nationalists could launch a crossing that would stick.
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