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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
2
Dense fog at LaGuardia Field delayed about 90 inbound and outbound flights. Grounded for nearly three hours, some outbound flights resumed by 9 A.M., while inbound air traffic remained halted and several flights were diverted to Newark.
Senator Wherry asserts the government budget totals a 58.2 billion dollar foreign aid giveaway from July 1940 to June 1941 excluding war costs, with Lend-Lease potentially up to 104.3 billion. Census payroll tops two million with 2,091,895 civilian names in March. Supreme Court fate looms for Sears-Rugg law allowing parochial children on public buses. Fire in North Branford kills two children, burns another. Dorothy Sayward Nicholson to inherit major share of Mrs. Mabel Harlon Green estate in Florida. executor named.
Phumiphon Aduldet, 22, born in Boston, was crowned king of Thailand in Bangkok in an elaborate ceremony with 101 gun salutes, drums, and trumpets as he received the crown and sword of victory.
William Rose Benet 64 Pulitzer prize poet editor brother of Stephen Vincent Benet in New York City. Dr Paul Federn 78 Freud collaborator founder of psychoanalysis in New York City. Frank A Tichenor 69 aviation publisher who knew major aviation figures in Greenwich Connecticut. Capt William Edward Sullivan 52 commander Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton Washington. James H Reichart 14 president Excel Manufacturing Corp who devised a new iron Jung from steel.
A 3.8725 billion foreign aid bill reaches the Senate voting stage as backers and critics clash over possible cuts. Predictions range from a 250 million to 500 million reduction, with leaders noting any cut would align with House actions. The measure authorizes Marshall Plan funds with later appropriations and faces proposed changes including Point Four program study.
Rome bans the public display of communist placards amid months of wall signs attacking President Truman and Premier de Gasperi. Interior Minister Scalba is named in threats as police vigilance rises. Meanwhile in London a man sneezed so hard he broke his Adam's apple, a rare hospital case.
The niece Starlene Bevan is described as striking the child shortly before death. Dorothy Steeles, the wife and co defendant, had a murder charge dismissed. Helen Ivers on, the unwed mother, is the third defendant. Officers say the Steeles claimed the baby fell often and pinching herself.
Saarbrucken police nabbed Fritz Nickolay, top Communist in the valley, after he leaped from his apartment window and attempted to flee into a nearby forest. He faced charges of trying to incite violence linked to disturbances during May Day pamphlet distribution.
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