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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1940
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text references long tenure in office and recognitions but provides no coherent event, names, dates, or places to establish a factual summary or identify persons, organizations, or locations for a concise newspaper card. The readable portions do not yield a complete, reportable item.
U S envoy William C. Bullitt? no, Welles, met German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop in Berlin to discuss British blockade and a possible ground for Roosevelt’s plans. The talks touched on Britain’s control of Gibraltar and the Suez Canal, German aims in Europe and Asia, and potential future meetings with Hitler and Weizsäcker.
An American and German officials discussed tenure and policy in Berlin with von Ribbentrop and Dr Paul Schmidt present. The encounter stressed the visit’s unofficial nature while observers noted no American flag at the Aton Hotel and a swastika visible, with the U S embassy flagpole nearby.
The College of the City of New York defended its hiring of Bertrand Russell as professor of philosophy amid Episcopal Bishop Manning's claim that Russell is a propagandist against religion and morality. Acting president Nels P. Mead said Russell was hired for mathematics, not morality, and the appointment becomes effective in 1922. Russell, Earl Russell of Kingston and Viscount Amberley, teaches at UCLA and is famed for work in mathematics and philosophy, though his views on marriage have drawn attention. He is son of Lord John Russell, educated as an agnostic, and has been married three times with two divorces. his current wife was his former secretary.
Helena report outlines Myrna Loy’s recollection of being denied a leading role for not seeming pretty. It notes her hometown visit after years, her Montana memories, and that she stays ten days with relatives including Emer Williams and Fred Johnson amid a snowy Helena visit.
Washington March 7 members of a joint House Senate Committee expressed the opinion that legislation bringing water carriers under the Interstate Commerce Commission would be ready for final congressional action in a few weeks. Both Houses passed such bills last year after President Roosevelt recommended relief to the railroads, but compromises remained in the two measures.
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