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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
6
Istanbul dispatch reports the 43d regiment of the First Turkish Cavalry Division performing a mock attack on invaders. Turkish horsemen endure tough training, rough living, and only 21 cents a month pay, while wielding bazookas mortar and machine guns.
The omnibus immigration bill survived a major Senate test as recommittal failed by 4 1928. Senator McCarran said the vote indicated likely passage with few changes while Humphrey and Lehman pressed a substitute to greatly expand immigration. A vote on the substitute was set for tomorrow.
In Memphis a bus driver nudged a stalled car from behind. The car’s engine sprang to life and the journey continued.
Walter Kiernan notes the acting attorney general says a war exists around an unnamed location while the White House and Congress have not been informed. He suggests Congress may demand explanations on declaring war and compares a steel wage issue to lives at stake. He closes by welcoming home Madam Minister Mesia.
M White president of Republic Steel Corp told a businessmen's convention that government is now the dominant partner in all business enterprises and President Decides more than executives. He cited wage stabilization rules and TVA as examples of costly government interference.
In a sharp exchange, critics question if the Atomic Energy Commission has fostered a massive utility venture from a modest flood control project. They warn of a future where atomic power underpins industrial energy and byproduct development, prompting concerns over motives and outcomes.
Henry Bushey 83 a local horse dealer died Sunday at A Barton Hepburn Hospital after a sudden illness. He was born March 27 1869 in Ogdensburg and married Mary Jane Compo in 1887. Surviving are stepson two nieces three nephews and other relatives. Funeral services Wednesday at 8 30 and 9 in Notre Dame Church with high Mass of requiem. Burial Notre Dame Cemetery.
Alfried Krupp, once a leading German armaments magnate, married Martha Vera Wilhelmine Knauer of Hollywood at his mountain resort once favored by Hitler. The 44 year old groom, now running a peacetime Krupp under Allied supervision, previously divorced. Fredi Stoll acted as witness. Krupp’s bride left Germany in 1938 and later became an American citizen.
Advertisement claims chlorophyll color in Chlorodent toothpaste proves active chlorophyll benefits. It touts leaf-green shade on the brush as visible proof and contrasts with other brands for dramatic validation.
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