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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1949
Page
2
The Schenectady Board of Education voted to deny use of school buildings to organizations listed as Communist, Fascist, or subversive by the U S attorney general. The board also rejected Civil Rights Congress local chapter’s request for a public meeting hall.
In Gallitzin Pa a mine sitdown ended but miners strike remains active. Local 1056 grievance committeeman Thomas Knee says the unauthorized strike will be discussed at a later meeting to plan next steps. Towboat Harry Truman begins a record chase on the Mississippi from New Orleans to St Louis, pulling a 3100 ton cargo barge. Chrysler plant near Detroit reports 14500 additional workers to 33200 as frame deliveries lag from Shidland Steel due to a strike. In Boston a Superior Court jury will view the scene of the August murder of Jacob Kohn in his antique shop. Walter D Powell III stands accused.
Osker von Hindenburg, son of the former German president, will be tried by a denazification court next Monday. Franz von Papen is to testify for the prosecution that Von Hindenburg influenced his father on Hitler’s behalf.
Alexander Fwargldd 76 Gean of Athans Law School Alban County attorney dies. Joan Maurice Sullivan 75 retired stage and screen actor in Hollywood. Alexander Gainager 85 artist who designed scenic effects for David Belasco productions. William S. Trenney a reforming political figure in Portland Ore. Mrs Ruth E. Perren 72 longtime postmistress at Poisdams post office after 15 years of service.
Partial OCR text mentions a jury session and data theft in New York. The readable parts reference a legal proceeding or trial context with unclear details about parties, dates, or outcomes.
The Sunflower State ends a long prohibition era as private clubs gain permission to sell liquor. The attorney general confirms repeal action approved this afternoon, bringing a historic shift in Kansas law after generations.
Philadelphia reports say Clair Reed Jr, 33, was blinded in his left eye after a gang hurled a tire iron into his car during transit and taxicab strikes last month. He was already blind in the right eye from an earlier accident at Wills Hospital doctors stated.
A wry column by Walter Biernan reflecting on a past corporate scene where brokers and clerks faced competition from senior staff. The piece mixes memory with sharp digressions about managerial cultures and missed opportunities.
An Italian minister was reported arrested as unrest grows near the northern border. The incident comes as authorities trace a large money transfer and tension rises over Duce’s stance toward regional boundaries.
In Washington the President faces opposition as a plan to transfer civil functions of engineers faces rejection risk. House and Senate consideration looms with a four day deadline to approve or block the move, amid party disagreements and procedural hurdles.
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