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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
2
Final testimony at a Civil Aeronautics Board inquiry says engine failure may have caused a C-47 cargo plane crash in Queens on April 3. The CAB safety panel opened hearings into the crash that killed two pilots and three on the ground. Sessions continue today.
The Nation section notes a proposed three point program supporting the United Nations and the Point Four initiative. Mrs Alfred E. Mudge of Brooklyn, chairing the YWCA public affairs committee, presented on housing standards health and disability insurance soil conservation employment education and narcotics.
An Associated Press survey from the Far West shows Senator Taft with a slim edge or possible draw over Eisenhower for 218 Republican delegates. Kefauver heads Democratic hopes with 198 delegates as states between the Rockies and Pacific prepare for primaries. Taft wins in Arizona Colorado Idaho Utah Oregon undecided. Nevada and California show mixed support. Warren leads California sentiment on the Warren ticket but remains uncommitted in several states. Western primaries loom with Oregon and California votes forthcoming.
Fragmented OCR notes show New York Republicans set to choose six delegates while observers note Dewey and Eisenhower gains. London reports British Laborites scoring advances as party conventions shape next two years’ slate. The text mentions council elections, party leaders, and shifting support among voters and delegates.
Bolivia announces planned nationalization of mines as President Victor Paz signals a cautious but decisive takeover backed by National Revolutionary Party supporters. Rival factions report shifting support and ongoing political turmoil following last month’s coup and elections.
The Soviet backed Junge Welt reports East German youths are being recruited by special commissions of the East German police to join defense units for a future Russian zone army. The item notes a formal push amid widespread Cold War tension.
Obituaries record the deaths of Dr Marla Montessori renowned educator and medicine scholar linked to Rome University and Noorawigh Netherlands with scarce details. Also noted is Oscar N. Lindaht executive director of Pennsylvania General State Authority and former vice president of Carnegie Steel in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
Rev Stephen Paten and two 12 year old servers escaped with a chalice of the Holy Sacrament as St Vincent’s Church burned. Fire caused by faulty wiring tore through the 60 foot steeple, collapsing the altar area soon after mass began, church law noted for parish priests.
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