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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1946
Page
2
Two year old Leonard George White drowned while playing along the Canandaigua Lake Outlet bank. The body was recovered and Ontario County Coroner Ellsworth S Brown certified the death accidental.
The Senate sent to the White House the four billion dollar Naval appropriation bill for the 1947 fiscal year. Article notes other items from Worcester election results to a fatality in Connecticut and various regional briefs.
Mrs. Isabella Niven Wilder, 73, mother of novelist Thornton Wilder, died in Nantucket Mass. Dr Emanuel Libman, 73, renowned diagnostician whose work on sub acute bacterial endocarditis aided modern cures, died in New York.
A Spanish military court in Alecsia De Henares sentenced Gregorio Galiedo Garcia to 30 years in prison after he admitted attempting to revive one of Spain's two outlawed labor confederations. Plan India service: talks underway between US and Indian governments for New York to Bombay air passenger link with TWA arranging preliminary steps.
In Washington the American Retail Federation urged 500000 retailers to show restraint and keep price rises reasonable as President Truman pressures Congress and business. Walter Morrow said Truman challenged business to produce and distribute goods at ample supply and fair prices amid a drive to modify the law. In Baltimore the National Apartment Owners Association urged landlords nationwide to limit rent increases to within 15 percent of current levels, seeking to keep rises near the prewar average. George M Englar, its president, said the group represents about 50000 apartment houses across the country.
Tehran reports Premier Ghavami announced a new democratic party focused on friendly relations with the United States Britain and Russia. He said the group would safeguard Iran s independence and reject any foreign interference.
Pro Yugoslav and pro Italian factions clashed in Trieste streets as American sailors from the U S S Fargo joined the melee. Police used tear gas bombs to restore order after a Saturday confrontation.
At the world maritime conference closing session delegates approved a convention for a $64 monthly minimum wage and standard hours for seamen. final adoption followed an overnight vote 55 to 24 with nine abstentions while US and worker delegates abstained on the form of the eight hour day.
A 500-strong crowd of strikers and families breached a street barricade at Phelps Dodge Copper Products in Elizabeth. Local 441 UE members walked out Jan 4 seeking an 18 percent wage increase and aimed to picket the street as police guarded the site with no arrests or injuries reported.
President Truman vetoed the OPA extension bill citing risk of inflation and economic disaster. The House sustained the veto and both chambers failed to approve a simple extension, delaying action until Monday as price, rent and wage controls lapse after midnight Sunday.
An Army Air Forces chart outlines B-29 paths from Kwajalein to Bikini target with supporting aircraft, detailing bomb drop lines and measurement planes. It cites civilian and military assessments of destruction, casualty estimates, and the debate over bombs' effectiveness and safety.
The article outlines Army and civilian reports on the first atomic bomb, noting a 20 000 ton yield and a 2100 ton equivalent on a ground target would have altered Hiroshima effects. It describes how targets were chosen by aircraft range weather and military impact, and warns the danger is real yet offers measures to reduce casualties.
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