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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1950
Page
2
Betty Hutton discusses being single, marriage, and fame in a candid chat with reporters. She recalls high profile romances, notes pay and career status, and comments on press treatment and domestic pressures while hinting at future nuptials amidst restlessness over her public life.
Obituaries list prominent figures including George F. Alby former Union Pacific president who retired after a long career in Las Vegas Nevada Alexander T. MacLean Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance president and director in Boston Glenn Griswold former Chicago Journal of Commerce editor and PR publisher in New York Robert Buncan longtime Wisconsin university lecturer and football games official in Madison Burling McKillip Fulton County Democratic chairman and longtime Gloversville physician noted for decades of service
New York City rainmakers delivered light rain after a 25 minute wait while authorities stayed cautious about claiming credit. Albany reports no changes to state truck weight laws. Mediation continues as Commercial Telegraphers Union strike stalls. A six year old girl dies in a Mamroneck track accident, with several others injured. truck driver unharmed.
George Gabrielson, head of the Republican National Committee, called for an all-out, sustained political offensive to combat Communism. He urged persuading the world that the American way of life is superior as part of this effort.
The Supreme Court will rule on whether a witness before a Federal Grand Jury may refuse to answer questions about affiliations with the Communist Party. Ten women and one man imprisoned for contempt in Denver appeal, claiming Fifth Amendment protection and right to privacy. The Court granted hearings to groups challenging loyalty programs and plans to finish current term by June 5.
An earthquake lasting 35 seconds was felt today in Catbalogan the capital of Samar Island. No damage was reported.
Walter Kiernan writes that National Pickle Week begins Thursday and urges not to wire congratulatory messages for a just date, but to send pickles to one's best friends.
A slain four year old girl's body was found with hair strands clutched in her hand. Forensic experts identified the hair as from a woman, tying a suspect to the homicide. A memorial service was held at Millville High School, followed by funeral rites at St Mary Magdalene Church and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. The report notes no presidents listed in a tangential joke about pickle fans.
Mrs Elsie Mahar of Rome, wife of a Rome Air Base sergeant, was assaulted yesterday afternoon as five men grabbed her near 412 North Madison Street and pushed her into a car. On a country road near Marcy they attempted a crime. one attacker cut her with a knife but she escaped and reported the incident to State Police. She was treated at Oneida City Hospital and sent home.
Samury Xitly a 29 year old millworker remained in custody for further questioning after police began inquiries Sunday and kept him overnight Sunday and last night. No charge was filed. He was detained due to general resemblance to a suspect seen arguing at the scene.
W Bert Lacasse, manager of Smith Corona's local branch, urges trade of typewriters for newer machines. He cites efficiency peaks after three to five years, improved output, fewer errors, better presentation, and lower relative cost than operator salaries. Plan 21848 for a full report.
Officials say the slain girl was discovered shortly before death and traces such as hair and footprints were sent to state police for analysis in West Trenton. Strong entities include West Trenton and State Police. Further details remain sparse as investigations continue.
An AP report says 46 men and women were arrested at a cock-fight site on a farm adjoining the Black Meadow Country Club, not on club property. State police confirm the raid occurred in a shed on the nearby farm, while the club itself was uninvolved. Also noted is the death of Sir Alexander Walker, former chairman of John Walker and Sons, linked to the Johnny Walker whisky brand.
Indonesian troops under Dutch command and Indonesian soldiers with U.S. aid clashed Monday morning in Makassar. Initial reports say civilians were among those injured or killed, but exact casualties were not released.
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