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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1947

Page

2

Hour After Midnight Birthday Memoir by Mrs Earl Wilson

The diary style piece recalls a 1936 wedding in New York as Mrs. Earl Wilson describes a night shift at the Post, an execution watch at Sing Sing, and a hurried lunch hour marriage with Pop, now a Saloon Editor.

Earl. Wilson Gary Cooper Pop Joan Crawford Joan Bennett Dorothy Lamour Wilson Earl Sing Sing A.M Gimbels

Politics as Invisible Factor in High Prices Cited

NAM chairman Robert R. Wason told Western New York manufacturers that politics influences prices because wage orders affect costs. Federal mediators plan talks in Binghamton to avert a strike by 134 workers at Triple Cities Tractory Corp. New York housing demand collides with a building slump as thousands of tradesmen lose work. Electric power output dipped week to week but rose 15.7 percent from 1946 levels.

Rochester National Association of Manufacturers Robert R.wason NAM New York Binghamton Triple Cities Tractio Corporation Edison Electric Institute

Postoffice warns against mails for lotteries amid rise in violations

The Postoffice Dept reports a decided increase in war era violations and reminds that using the mails to promote lotteries is illegal. It covers bingo games raffles and sweepsstakes as well as larger lotteries. In other news Edward Murray 46 hospital fire injures report Chicago Ambassador West Hotel ten floor suite likely fire started by a discarded cigarette. Civil Service reports March payroll decline 21 776 civilian employees across U S down to 2 254 551 on March 31.

Postoffice Washington Postoffice Department Chicago INS Edward Murray New York City Ambassador West H. Zacher Davenport U. S CUP Civil Service Commission

War Department seeks correct addresses for WW II next of kin

The War Department complained that letters to next of kin of deceased World War II servicemen are being returned moved or to an unknown address. It urged kin to provide current addresses along with the deceased’s name and serial number. Veterans priced out of new homes market due to high production costs, VA official tells bankers.

Wasilington War Department Boston Veterans’ Administration National Association of Mutual Savings Banks

Object May Be Missing Airliner Wreckage

Victoria B C police say an object found on the ocean floor off Gabriola Island may indicate the Trans Canadian airliner wreckage. The Antigonish spotted the object during a routine anti sub marine patrol late yesterday.

Victoria B. C Ins Gabriola Island N .B

Marshall Will Appeal For Program

Secretary of State George C. Marshall will appeal to the public through the press for continuation of the State Department foreign information and cultural program during his first post Moscow press conference. Congress balked at funding the Voice of America and related efforts, while Rep. Mundt proposed an authorization measure and Taber weighed restoring funds if the program is run more efficiently.

Washington George C. Marshall State Department Moscow Marshall House Appropriations Committee Voice of America Russia House’ Committee John Taber R-N.y Taber House Congress Karl Mundt R-S.d Mundt

Frej Sinks After Fire Off San Francisco Bay

The Swedish steamer Frej, 1976 tons, rests in 23 feet of water on Southampton Shoals after a blaze broke out soon after departure from the San Francisco pier. Coast Guard reports water flooding the holds caused the vessel to settle to the bottom as tugs and fireboats stood by four miles north of the waterfront.

San Francisco San Francisco Bay Coast Guard Southampton Shoals

Cigaret Ads Urged As Safety Medium

Percy Bugbee of the Fire Protection Association urged cigarette makers to include fire safety cautions in ads. He said advertising spends are large but messages about fire dangers are absent, a point raised at the President's fire prevention conference in Washington.

Wilson Washington Percy Bugbee Fire Protection Association of Boston

Notable Deaths in 6 Distinguished Figures

Dr Ludwig, 83, Lutheran educator and Concordia Seminary president emeritus in St. Louis. Harry S Helm, 79, Rusell MIller Milling Co. board chair in Minneapolis. Arthur J O Leary, 49, Lukens Steel field sales manager and War Production Board adviser in Coatesville. William J Fitzgerald, 59, labor leader and former U S Representative, state senator and mayor in Norwich. Dr Philip C Nash, 56, president of the University of Toledo since 1933 in Toledo.

Ludwig. KE. Fuerbringer Concordia Seminary St. Louis Harry S. Helm Russell-Miller Milling Co Minneapolis Arthur J. O’leary Lukens Steel Company War Production Board Coatesville William J. Fitzgerald U.S Norwich Conn Philip C. Nash University of Toledo Toledo

One Man's Opinion on Aleman Visit and Moscow Conference

Walter Kiernan critiques President Aleman's New York visit noting charm but skepticism about influence and policy. The piece contrasts Havana politics and a Moscow conference with cautious, humorous tone.

Pennsy Gets Clean Slate After Red Arrow Wreck

Blair County coroner's jury found the Pennsylvania Railroad Red Arrow was operated safely when it plunged into a gulley near Altoona on Feb 18, killing 24 and injuring 150. The inquest heard testimony from 10 witnesses including railroad officials and trainmen.

Altoona Pennsylvania Railroad Daniel M. Replogle Blair County Red Arrow

Government Announces Oversubscribed 20 Billion Ruble Loan

The government reported a 20 billion ruble state loan was oversubscribed by a large margin. Officials cited strong investor demand and favorable market conditions as the loan drew notable participation from domestic and international buyers.

Moscow

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