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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
12
Two Tokyo executives left for New York aboard a Northwest Airlines jet, headed to join the foreign trade office set up in New York for the Supreme Allied Pacific Command, marking the first postwar travel for Japanese businessmen.
Athens reports Liberal ministers have submitted resignations to Premier Sophoulis. Populist ministers are expected to do likewise as the two party coalition plans a cabinet reshuffle. Parliament was suspended for a month as the crisis loomed, with a restructured cabinet anticipated to be sworn in tonight and up to a dozen ministers to be dropped.
Carter Caluson of St. Johnsville died in Little Falls Hospital from burns suffered last night. Authorities theorized his clothing ignited by a cigarette after he became ill in an outdoor toilet at his home. He could not explain the incident.
In Eugene Oregon Governor Dewey says if elected president he would appoint a Secretary of State who could say no to Joseph Stalin. He names John Foster Dulles and Senator Vandenberg as capable choices and criticizes current administration's handling of Communism during a University of Oregon talk. He promotes a seven point world peace program and United States of Europe. He frames foreign aid as prudent spending and argues for tougher stance against USSR.
The Messaggero reports President Enrico De Nicola will not seek another term as head of the Italian Republic. The claim cites Giovanni Boraio of Naples, a Liberal deputy and ally of the 70 year old statesman.
Princess Eliza discusses the mechanical man and explains the workings of the human body and his own brain. The robot, introduced as Godfrey, stands about six feet tall and weighs 56 pounds, as it demonstrates its functions to listeners.
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