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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1949

Page

5

Argentina Moves to Nationalize All Utilities

President Juan D. Peron outlined a plan to take over public utilities in Argentina via amicable agreements or expropriation if needed. The scope covers transportation, power, telecoms, water, and sanitation, with about 72 electric power firms affected including foreign interests. Purchase by agreement will be pursued where feasible and constitutional article 40 enables expropriation of key industries.

Buenos Aires Juan D. Peron Sesson Congress Peron American Foreign Power Co

Hope is Seen For Wallgren Nomination

Washington reports President Truman could wait eight months to win Senate approval for Mon C. Wallgren as chairman of the National Security Resources Board. A Politico source says Baldwin of Connecticut may resign in December, reshaping the Armed Services Committee to eight Democrats and five Republicans, potentially costing Republicans two seats. A Democratic replacement on Armed Services would press for sending Wallgren’s nomination to the Senate floor.

Washington Truman Mon C. Wallgren Armed Services Committee Baldwin R-Conn Byrd Wallgren Chester Bowles Connécticut Senate Armed Services

Ship Damaged In Harbor Crash

A 7000-ton Indian freighter Jalaketu was stove in below and above waterline after colliding with a 10000-ton tanker Marine Leader in dense fog seven miles southeast of the Narrows near the entrance to Upper Bay. The Jalaketu reached a safe anchorage with one hold flooded. Marine Leader went to a dock at Stapleton Staten Island. No casualties were reported.

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Bolivia Votes Amid Day of Violence at La Paz

Two people died and 18 were wounded in shootings outside the government palace during Bolivia's election day. Voters selected five Parliament members, nine Senators, and 56 deputies. Clashes erupted between supporters of President Enrique Hertzog's Republican Socialist Union and a group from former President Gualberto Villarroel's National Revolutionary Movement.

LA Paz Government Palace Enrique Hertzog Republican Socialist Union Party National Revolutionary Movement Gualterto Villaroel

Occupation Message to Japan on War's Second Anniversary

General MacArthur told Japan that Allied forces still occupy the country mainly because of events elsewhere beyond its control. He stressed the occupation not due to Japanese fault but due to distant events and circumstances. The message marked the second anniversary of Japan's new constitution.

Tokyo MacArthur Allied Powers Japan

Timoshenko Receives New Command Across Western Front

In Moscow Marshal S. K. Timoshenko now commands the Brelo-Russian military district centering Minsk and Vitebsk, stretching to the Polish border. He reviewed the May Day parade in Minsk yesterday and the anniversary parade in Moscow on November 7.

Moscow P Marshall S. K. Timoshenko iRussia Minsk Vitebesk Marshall Timoshenko Moscow

Three Blazes Spur Firebug Hunt in Hudson Area

Authorities probed three Sunday fires including a General Worth Hotel blaze causing 25 000 to 50 000 dollars in damage. Fire officials suspect two fires were touch off jobs while Engels feed store warehouse and a Carter garage suffered damage nearby. Fire chief Moore estimated the warehouse blaze at 315 000 dollars and noted rear door starts. Arson suspicion was voiced as investigations continued and hotel cause remained undetermined.

Hudson General Worth Shotel Engels Carter William Moore Moore

War veteran and wife killed by homemade bomb blast

A 21-year-old World War II veteran killed himself and his estranged wife with a homemade bomb. Four others were wounded. The blast ripped out the front of a house where a six month old baby and three others stayed. condition of victims not specified.

Mineral Crry Paul S. Eanes Russell Martin

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