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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
10
Sailors aboard the American destroyer Duncan said their ship chased and shelled a moving train at night north of Hangman on Korea’s east coast. Commander Russell H. Smith reported the train was knocked out as the engine ducked into a tunnel and refused to emerge.
In Korea a scuffle erupted as a communist delegation and U S MPs clashed with photographers near the truce talks. An American patrolman ordered a photographer away after attempts to photograph Brig Gen William Nuckols briefing Alec correspondents. Security forces briefly barred access to the conference tent.
Britain claims the Sapphire jet is the world’s most powerful engine boosting power by nearly 30 percent over rivals. Developed by Amustrong-Siddgle and engineered by HLT Chapman, it passed official tests at 13,300 horsepower and has evolved since its experimental stage. The Sapphire powers new Delta-1 fighters produced in Britain and the Empire, with security details released in a cautious briefing.
The penny policy tied to King George VI yielded 41 shillings and 3 pence for executors, about $25.81, after 24 years. The policy began as a jest by the late king and required initial five pounds saved. Prudential Assurance paid the estate yesterday, with royal wills remaining private.
New York report says some time must pass before effects of a new amateur radio wavelength on television reception can be known for certain according to radio specialists.
Lloyds of London settled a claim related to the Gold House Hotel in Malvern after an outbreak of measles and a broadcast band reassignment to amateur radio operators raised fears of TV reception loss for millions. The hotel, serving visiting parents and boarding schools nearby, faced business decline as visitors were restricted and insurers paid out for damages tied to broadcast interference.
The report outlines potential restructuring amid debates over a constitutional amendment. It discusses creating two new commissions to streamline governance, while opponents urge preserving current boards. The committee plans a final proposal for the General Conference debate.
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