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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1952

Page

10

Byrd Slams Korean War Policy at Textile Meeting

Senator Harry F. Byrd warned there is no end in sight to the Korean conflict, calling it a tragic mistake and faulting American casualties despite multinational participation. He chided wage fixing and deficits, urging opposition to government seizures of steel and spending as textile leaders wrapped up a three day session in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City Harry F. Byrd D-Va Korea Byrd American Cotton Manufacturers Institute Kore Lesake Hation

Nature Cancer Cure Told at New York Meeting

Dr Cornelius P Rhoads told the New York State Medical Society that pre cancerous cells in mouth and uterus can spontaneously reverse to normal, suggesting natural chemical forces can halt cancer. Dr William L Watson linked alveolar cell lung cancer to prior virus pneumonia in many patients.

New York New York State Medical Society Cornelius P. Rhoads Memorial Center For Cancer and Allied Disease Rhosds WiHam L. Watson New York University College of Medicine Watson

War veteran arrested after rooftop wanderings in New York

Aaron Goren a 27 year old World War II veteran with four decorations was arrested Friday night on a disorderly conduct charge after wandering the roof of a six story apartment building. He told Magistrate Solomon he went up to cool off after an argument with his mother in law. The judge dismissed the complaint.

New York Aaron Goren Field Artillery Charles Solomon Solomon

Reds Destroying South China Roads

Dispatches to independent Chinese newspapers report methodical destruction by the Chinese Reds of roads inland from the South China coast. The Reds aim to deny access except trunk highways, complicating any potential invasion plans and puzzling neutral observers.

Hong Bong South China Formosa

Brother Succeeds Dictator Trujillo in Dominican Republic

Gen Hector B. Trujillo succeeded his brother Rafael as chief of the Caribbean republic winning unopposed on Friday. He will serve a five year term continuing the family rule with all congressional candidates from the Dominican Party running without opposition.

Gilead Loccan Republic Hector B. Trujillo Rafael Caribbean Basi Ao Trujillo Canidates

Mystery $17,000 Check Baffles Elizabeth Church

Rev. Timothy Dwyer received a $17 000 check from a sender using the name Hugh Winn with a false Elizabeth address. The check drawn on Union County Trust Co was validated and deposited but awaiting source investigation, with no parish records of Hugh Winn. Father Dwyer suspects a possible pseudonym meaning You Win.

Union County Trust Co Father Timothy Hugh Winn

Motorist Altitude Check Planned

Santa Fe New Mexico plans testing stations in California to study drivers at sea level and at the continental divide. Volunteer motorists will be checked for blood pressure reflexes and alertness and retested as they reach higher elevations.

Santa FE N. MM New Mexico California

Five Americans and Two Austrians Trek Africa for Museum Animals

A party of five Americans and two Austrians begins a two month trek through Central and Northern French Equatorial Africa. They aim to gather the first major animal collection for the Washington Museum of Natural History and the American National Geographic Magazine.

Archambault Africa French Equatorial Africa Washington Museum of Natural History National Geographic Magazine

Indiana Democrats oust McHale as national committeeman

In Indianapolis Indiana Frank McHale chosen as credentials chairman for the Democratic National Convention was ousted as national committeeman by Indiana Democrats at a state committee meeting. Paul Butler defeated McHale 14 to 2 Haymaker also lost his post and Charles Skillen was elected state chairman. The state committee urged Governor Stevenson to seek the presidency and to nominate for U S Senator Schricker had led the campaign against McHale and Haymaker.

Indianapolis Ind Frank McHale Indiana Ira Haymaker Democratic State ‘Committee Paul Butler South Bend McHale Haymaker Charles Skillen Frank E. McKinney National Democratic McKinney Heand Haymaker Henry F.schricker Statehouse State Committee Schricker U. S Adlai Stevenson Dinois Stevenson

Get a Gun, Hines

A. T. Hines bought a cat to catch mice but the cat lounged as mice scampered by. Yesterday Hines bought a mouse trap and its first victim was the cat.

Cleveland, C A. T. Hines Hines

Weather Summary For Local Area

Scattered showers and cooler today and tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 62 and low 41. Sunset 8 24 PM, sunrise 5 38 PM tomorrow. Record highs 86 in 1949 and 33 in 1944. Humidity at 7 30 PM yesterday was 59 percent.

Ingrid Bergman Twins Wait Behind Health Update

Ingrid Bergman remains awaiting the birth of twins after a premature hospital stay in Rome. Doctors advised she came too early, as husband Roberto Rossellini noted last month that X rays showed twins are expected.

Rome Ingrid Bergman Salvatore Mundi Roberto Rossellini

Weather by Wirephoto Forecast For Syracuse Five Days

Dr Mamveeli predicts Syracuse area weather for five days from 6 AM to 6 AM. Warm air lifting over cold fronts, isobars indicate pressure patterns, fronts describe warm cold and stationary boundaries, and movement directions outline expected changes.

Mamveeli U. S. Weather Bureau Syracuse

Weather Map Summary Showing Regional Rain and Warmer Trend

Showers in Ohio and Tennessee Valleys the Middle Atlantic States Gulf area Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico. Warmer in Plains and Rockies cooler in Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. AP Wirephoto map.

Ohio Tennessee Middle Atlantic States Gulf Area Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Plains Rockies Mississippi

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