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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

Page

6

Sigma Delta Chi Announces 1948 Service Awards

The Sigma Delta Chi fraternity honors distinguished service in American journalism. Recipients include Virginia Dabney and George J. O'Connor, with work noted from Richmond to Binghamton, and tributes to cartoonist Herbert Block and photographer Frank Jurkoski.

Cthcago Sigma Delta Chi Zivema Sronmze Sedge Calif Exposin Virginius Dabney Richmond Vimes- Dispatch Democratic Machine Herbert Block Washington Post Merrill Bueller NBC London- Dispatch

Reds Press Shanghai Front as Communist Drive Expands

Shanghai front reports indicate renewed Communist attacks from the southwest and northwest with initial gains in central and southeast China. The Nationalist garrison says the southwestern push is being held while the northwest advances face stronger resistance. The broader offensive follows the seizure of Hangchow and Shanghai isolation by sea.

Shanghai China Hangchow

Ford Strike Expands as Rouge and Lincoln Plants Idle

U A W members warn of a long strike at Ford plants after a peaceful picket showing. John Bugas appeals for police access, while Mayor Hubbard calls the move premature. The walkout halts production of Ford and Mercury cars, costing wages and threatening 5300 daily U.S. output and disrupting 3500 supplier firms.

Iof U.A John Bugas Ford Industrial “ Relations jDearborn Rouge Orville “Hubbard Ford Lready Mercury River Rouge Lincoln

Japanese Bootleggers Face Price War

Japanese moonshiners provoke government headaches as officials cut alcoholic beverage prices to match bootleg goods. The crackdown lowers bootleg products in wartime and warns that bootleg liquor contains impurities that may discolor drinkers’ skin.

Pontiegzers

Toothbrushes Go Begging Shinneapolis

Dr Edward L Ball, a Cincinnati dentist, told the Minnesota state dental convention that only about 25 percent of Americans use toothbrushes and that roughly 90 percent of users fail to brush properly. He called the untapped market for toothbrushes almost unlimited.

Shinneapolis United States Edward L. Ball Cincinnati Shnnesota

Army hunts tall man with hangover abductor in Georgia

Three expectant mothers, Tarna Zello wife of a Fort Benning soldier, Mary Ellen Peters, 28, of Surenia, and two others, were abducted and later freed after a suspect described as a six foot tall man forced them into a dark coupe with a promise to take them home. The group traveled near the Florida state line before the women escaped and notified authorities.

Colembes Suubor Foley Zello Fort Benning Trey Florida State

End of Occupation May Shape Big Four Talks in Paris

Western powers prepare for the Paris conference opening May 23 as a Russian proposal to withdraw all occupation troops from Germany looms. The United States Britain and France weigh how to respond while plans for a Western German government advance amid Soviet-Western unification efforts and carrier removal to ease zones.

Waselington Russia Germany Gilleuly Paris United

Lowman Appears Favorite in City Mayoral Shuffle

The article outlines McNett’s push for a nomi nee with winning electability and city admin istration skill. Ward leaders favored Wasmer and Stark, with some support for Apps, while Lowman’s selection emerged as a compromise between Wasmer and Stark to attract business, legal, and banking backers and GOP officials ahead of the September 6 primary.

Tween McNett Chaisman MccNett Robert G. Wasmer Leon H. Abbott Welfare Siark Wasmer Socine Abbott Edward RR. Apps Lowman Stark MicNétti Ialso Ahd Republican Mc. Nett G.O.P Leslie A. Daclittile Republica Mayer Charles J. Hogan Lowman Folding Box Corp Fifth District

Deputies Nab Suspects After High Speed Chase

Deputies chased a motorcycle group of five through Brewerton and Oswego County into Central Square and Fulton road. The bike, without lights, sped north toward Brewerton as officers attempted interception. The driver fired the bike’s gun and fled, two riders were thrown into a muck field four miles west of Central Square on the Fred Johnson farm in Schroeppel.

Cicero Brewerton Joy and Seeley Oswego County Central Square Fulton Rd Fred Johnson Schroeppel

House Ways and Means Debates Social Security Bill

In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee pressed ahead on social security reforms following a censorship move. They consider Truman proposals to extend coverage to about 100000 workers, raise monthly benefits from 85 to 150 dollars, and create a permanent and temporary disability program.

Washington House Ways ‘and Committee Truman

Greek rebels raid border town near Bulgaria

The government reported that a force of at least 4,000 rebels attacked the town of Con Petrusion near the Bulgarian border on Wednesday night. Residents fled as homes and shops were looted and a large number of inhabitants were kidnapped.

Athens Greece Con Petrusion

Wall of glass sandwich promises cheaper, lighter walls

A Philadelphia firm announced a glass sandwich wall at an American Institute of Architects meeting. The wall combines concrete slabs with cellular glass insulation, layers cast on two floors, and rapid 24 hour hardening. It costs about two dollars per square foot and is half as thick as ordinary masonry.

New York WNXS Phuisturgh American Institute of Architects

Memphis man arrested for cigarette sale at $1.25 carton

Memphis police arrested Rudy Buskin after learning a man was selling cartons of cigarettes for 1.25 dollars each. He admitted the cigarettes were supplied to him by a porter at a neighborhood store.

Memphis. Tenn Rudy Buskin

UN Near Vote On Spain Debate Divides Nations

UN members prepared for a vote on Spain under Franco as Latin American nations and others split with the United States over diplomatic moves. A proposed nonrecognition or boycott policy faces opposition as debate continues on Israel’s bid and Jerusalem issues amid Arab objections.

Lake Seccess UN Assembly Boyett Franco Spain U.S Uroyosa Com- Penend van Aan Spain Ryan Israe Australia Israel Jerusalem Pol

Maple syrup festival uses stored snow in St Albans

Snow for the maple sugar snow party was kept in a freezer locker amid an unusually mild spring. Sponsors prepared in advance to ensure the event proceeds smoothly despite the weather. The piece mentions Niagara Falls plans to issue honeymoon certificates signed by the mayor and chamber of commerce president for visiting newlyweds.

ST Albans Niagara Falls Ont Greater Niagara Travel and Publicity Committee Chamber of Commerce

Burglar’s Gasoline Explosion Hurts Four in Midtown Locker

A gasoline blast in a Midtown locker wounded four officers and a suspect after a burglary roundup. Investigators say a burglar used a rag and lighter to ignite fumes before escape. Four suspects were reportedly detained in the raid.

New York

Minneap olis Catholic Service and Understanding Initiative

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DAR Congress Chan Undeernpanding Minneapolis Uniof Tare Allen

Girl Admits Drowning Boy in Drainage Ditch Case

A woman admits drowning a boy and helping dispose of the body near a drainage ditch. She described luring the boy to the ditch, snaring him with a head scarf, and holding him as he drowned. The body was found later, and a search for the missing boy continues with authorities involved.

Diane Gov

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