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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1946
Page
6
King Humbert's government seeks a large scale political and military amnesty to ease tensions after abdication. In Rome thousands of Republicans march against the monarchy while monarchists protest. The move aims to release prisoners prior to a June 2 election on the monarchy and a new parliament.
Brewster and Rep. Henry M. Jackson debate the Palestine issue arguing for immediate settlement of 100,000 Jews and UN trusteeship. Brewster denounces the Anglo American Committee report as betrayal and accuses it of power politics, while Jackson cites Arab disturbances fueling 1939 White Paper tensions.
The American Industrial Bankers Association announced its 13th annual institute of industrial banking and convention, scheduled for June 10 11 and 12 1947 in Denver, with sessions expected to cover industry financing and bank operations.
The GOP advances its chief judge choice as senior associate judge and prepares for Fuld’s oath next Wednesday. Goldstein’s potential reelection hinges on a pay raise to 20 000, influencing a possible run or stay. Dems widen discussion on Mead for governor while Corning’s name drops from lieutenant governor consideration.
Brig. Gen. Ogden J. Ross of Troy draws Democratic support for a gubernatorial ticket as some friends push him for comptroller instead. Ross, ex State Senator and former State Tax Commission member, has been active in Albany politics amid talk Justice Ferdinand Pecora of New York City may run for attorney general. Pecora would face a smaller salary for a new post if he leaves the bench for a higher office.
The car industry cancels New York status and stages a National Automotive Exposition in Detroit from June 3 to 9 as part of a golden jubilee. Displays include 1946 models and early 1947 designs from Studebaker Kaiser Frazer with innovations like automatic braking and a two section drive shaft reflecting wartime lessons.
The Paris paper Depeche reports Xavier de Gaulle brother of Gen. Charles de Gaulle will run for the assembly as a candidate of the Republican Liberty Party in the upcoming elections.
An illegal general strike began in Copenhagen as unions walked off their jobs to protest government forced settlement of slaughterhouse workers grievances.
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