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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1949
Page
5
Opinion column critiques Treasury staffing and tax collection with references to DiMacs, Crosby, Louis, and the Dodgers. Mentions Secretary Snyder and potential impact of baseball on political plans while noting a push to hire 7,000 more employees to check tax returns.
A three man People’s Court will deliver its judgment tomorrow in the seven day trial of 25 Bulgarian Protestant pastors. The defendants confessed to crimes against the Communist state and showed tears as they testified.
The Federal Reserve Board widened credit terms for autos and home entertainment items after dealer pushback. New plans let buyers finance longer periods, with installment limits raised and down payments adjusted, while car purchases still require a cash portion of about one third.
Clippings quote La Prensa and others accusing President Juan D. Peron’s government of economic failings. The article notes a proposed decree to seize all men’s grants nationwide as part of the regime’s actions amid criticism. The wording reflects domestic press reaction to Peronist policy and economic distress.
The government states the import ban is to conserve foreign exchange and prevent shortages. La Prensa claims the measure favors those who hoard stocks and criticizes the government for manipulating supply.
A report from MESKEGON Michigan details an escape by four convicts early today. Sheriff Axel Pederson said the fugitives fled after breaking through a fence and using improvised tools, with authorities pursuing leads and securing the area.
A Rochester state Supreme Court jury deadlocked after 63 hours on a first degree murder charge against Leo J. Dilec awaiting a third trial. Eight men and four women deliberated for 63 hours before being dismissed Saturday after failing to reach an agreement on the case.
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