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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1952
Page
4
Foreign affairs expert John Foster Dulles criticized top defense planners for spending billions without a clear military objective. Speaking to the U S Conference of Mayors in New York he urged specifying goals and locating strong forces to deter and deter aggression.
President Truman said the United States is stronger than a year ago and aims to prevent another world war. Secretary Acheson urged free nations to build sufficient strength to deter attacks. At Panmunjom talks, Koreans fight on with U N negotiators seeking an armistice while accusations of germ warfare fly. Lovett warned the Communists may be using propaganda to mask their aims. Lovell cautioned that germ warfare would reveal the enemy's perilous intentions.
A federal grand jury released a three month probe report accusing New Orleans of being a center of prostitution. It links nationwide gambling to nearby casinos and criticizes local law enforcement. The panel also suggests income tax files of police may be examined.
Investigators say seven or eight Brink's bandits used Halloween masks and rope in the Jan 17 1950 raid. O'Brien was found dead near his stucco home after a long police interview and wife denial of knowledge of his activities. Gagnon claimed ties to the loot and receipts, but police remain skeptical.
Australia postpones indefinitely plans to set up an experimental television station near Sydney. The cabinet acted to cut imports, announced by Postmaster General Hubert L. Anthony.
In Frankfurt and across Germany, unexploded bombs from Allied raids continue to cause deaths and injuries as ruins hide many duds. U S Army figures show bomb disposal squads disarmed 1,400 items in the first quarter and 122,000 duds recovered in the second half of last year, signaling long peace time challenges ahead.
Washington reports Senator Kenneth McKellar the 36 year dean of the Senate says he will bury more foes in politics. He rejects changes in his plans as he faces Democratic primary challenger Rep. Albert Gore ahead of the August 7 vote.
Champion mother of this Northwestern Ontario district is identified as Mrs. F. Tennescoe of nearby Queticc. A daughter born recently brings her total to 19 children, of whom 118 are living.
Bondsman, once Eisenhower’s wartime mount and a Derby competitor, now 21 and retired at Cherry Tree Farm ran by J H Hardaner for the International League for the Protection of Horses. He shares the 42 acre convalescent facility with four other retired racers: Untried, Abridged, Clarendon, and King Henry's Road.
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