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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1949

Page

17

Suspect Had Vital Names Probe Shows

A Justice Department source says Miss Coplon possessed vital names and sensitive information about foreign agents. Officials note she acted with Valentin Gubachev, a Russian UN staff engineer, but found no links to Soviet rings. The arrest details remain under investigation.

Justices Department Gia Gereigh Publc Miss Coplon Justice Department Miss Copien Parentivy Valentin Gubachev Sttached United Nations Elizabeth Bentier Whittaker Chambers

Senate Labor Fight and Rules Clash Over Wagner Act

Senate debates 27 month labor bill backed by Southern Senators while President Truman presses for rules changes. Cain attacks Truman nominee Wallgren to head the National Resources Security Board amid a coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats. House Labor Committee hears witness testimony on admin bill to repeal Taft-Hartley in favor of a Wagner Act replacement.

Yook Mivers D-Fa Senate Banking Subcommittee C.I.C Monex Presidentruman Cain Rwash Truman Mon C. Wailgren National Resources Security Board Senate Wallgren Edwin W. Pauley Navy National Association of Bus Operators U. S. Chamber of Commerce Paterson Parchment Paper Co Foremen’s League Labor Senate Labors Committee House Labor Committee

State Budget Party Split On Consensus In Committee

The article notes 29 Republicans and c Democrats on the committee with one Republican and one Democrat absent. Senate leader Feinberg says Republicans will hold a budget conference before general-vote bills, while Mahoney and Lefty Mahoney express doubt about immediate actions and the tax program faces possible blocking votes if Democrats unite.

Senate Benjamin F_ Feinberg Repulicans Dewey Sims Finberg

True Value Proposed As Tax Limit Base

The Senate gave final approval to a constitutional amendment allowing localities to base tax limits on true value instead of assessed valuation. If approved by voters next November, it becomes effective January 1, 1950 and expands limits for 52 of 62 counties, with cities under 125,000 allowed to tax up to two percent of equalized value for general purposes and separate school levies. Cities over 100,000 retain a two percent cap, not easing the fiscal burden on larger cities.

Albany Senate

Truman Receives Degree and Honors in Orlando

The ceremony in Orlando honored a Doctorate in Humanities for Truman. He arrived from Boca Chica Naval Air Station at Hey West to speak with Florida officials including Gov. Fuller Warren and Senator Pepper. A parade and highway dedication followed as he toured the area with dignitaries.

Orlando Fisco TE Payers Asa & Ae Zeus Oriania Civek Boca Chica Hey West Urlante Army Air Base Florida Cov Fuller ‘Warren Cisud Pepper Mrr Iruman Para Charles O. Aiken ELIZ

Persecution Trials Lead to Life Terms in Bulgaria

In a 1947 ruling, Nikola Petkay and co defendants were sentenced for espionage and related charges. Three acquittals occurred on lesser counts while others received life terms. Appeals were largely waived as defendants pledged cooperation with the New People’s Democracy. Life terms in Bulgaria typically run about 35 years with time off for good behavior.

Constant Vy.wio Tian Reader Nikola Petkay Ziankov New People's Democracy

Senate Approves Hat-Check Tax Measure in Albany

The Albany Senate passed a proposal to extend a tax on hat-checking services to many cities. Senator Moritz and Representative Manbetten supported the ordinance as part of a broader EEO measure.

Albany Spotiegred Ok Senater Fred GG Moritz Manbetten

Government seizes newsprint in Argentina decree

A government decree in Buenos Aires expropriated about 9,000 tons of newsprint. It targets two major newspapers, La Prensa and La Nación, with the state claiming control over the supply amid tensions with publishers.

Buenos Aires la Prensa Ta Nacion

Rome Shops Close In Tax Protest

Rome shop owners shut doors in a tax protest, blocking food stores, restaurants, bars, and other shops as they join the action at varying hours throughout the day.

Rome

Germans Plan Visit Berlen

Twenty three German newspapermen arrive in the United States to study American newspaper techniques, the government and press operations. The visit aims to observe production, journalism practices, and the role of the media in American society.

Berlen United States

Telephone costs questioned in New York PSC hearing

A New York Telephone Company price survey witness testified that Western Electric supplies equipment at lower prices than other manufacturers. Robert W. Thomas, engineer and head of the price survey group, testified as the Public Service Commission opened the hearing.

Albany New York Telephone Company Western Electric Companiam Pague Service Commission Robert W. ‘Thomas Price Survey Seleshore Felegrand Company PSC

Milwaukee First of 186 U S Vessels Reharmed From Russia

The Milwaukee heads home as the first of 186 American ships to be redeployed from Russia. The ship was returned after a 15 percent rate increase request by U S Yorn Company and follows hearings on the Newt he warship in the 7,050 ton class.

U. S Hen Soviet ‘Union Milweukee Russia

Russians Return With U S Cruiser

Russian ships arrive in United States coastal waters aboard two American cruisers. An estimated crew of five officers are said to have taken over the cruiser and renamed it.

United States United Waters Afteo

Statehood Nearer for Hawaii and Alaska

The House Public Lands Committee approved statehood for Hawaii and Alaska, advancing their path to admission as U.S. states.

Washington House Public Lands Committee Hawaii Alaska

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