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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1949
Page
2
A collage of show business notes features TV host mishaps, actor Phil Baker jokes, Tallulah Bankhead’s cab driver fan, Harry King the panhandler’s obituary, Broadway bulletins, and plans for club sales. Also mentions John Griggs on rocketeer philosophy and upcoming performances across Philadelphia and Miami venues.
Death notices report Prince Harald of Denmark aged 72 in Copenhagen uncle of King Frederick IX and brother of Haakon VII. Searle Dawley veteran screen director who helped launch stars like Fairbanks Pickford and Barry in Hollywood. Monsignor Nicholas Monnealy 70 Irish priest inspiration for Going My Way died in Santa Monica California.
Sir Henry Tizard states he will meet Paul Hoffman in Washington next Wednesday to discuss using Marshall Plan funds to boost British industrial productivity. The plan aims to aid Britain through ECA funds and strengthen postwar production capacity.
The United Nations relief program for Palestine refugees seeks to extend aid to about 906000 uprooted Arabs in the Middle East through year end. Manton Grifus says the extension is needed due to unsettled coal conditions. the program runs until August 31.
Industry leaders at a five day institute in Belleair say wage demands are cooling and prospects for industrial peace look good. Management pledges to hold line against further raises amid cross section of U S industries.
95 percent of the $4.8 billion earmarked for the initial year of the Marshall Plan has been distributed. The European recovery program marks its first anniversary this Sunday.
More than 5,000 taxi drivers and garage workers vote to strike at 4 30 AM Friday. A union leader warns independent owners will be wiped off the street, as Mayor O Dwyer plans extra police to prevent violence. The action targets fleet owners of over 6 000 cabs amid tense right to work issues.
On the Cattaraugus Indian reservation, three women Mrs. Sadie Hennedy and her daughters Betty 23 and Rosemary 35, fear for their lives after an elder daughter was shot at while locking her car Monday night. Betty told State Trooper Kenneth Weidentorner the bullet whizzed past her and she later fired shots in a panic.
The piece lampoons Godfrey as he noodling a piano exposes the strain of capitalism. It dismisses Moscow bulletins and mocks Wall Street as hollow, noting 13 men stuff gold while he avoids bringing it home. The author critiques intellectuals and America's system.
Washington reports Dr Edwin G Nourse has handed in his resignation as chairman of the President s council of economic advisers. Officials say the action comes as the administration faces the evolving economic situation and awaits confirmation from the White House.
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