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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1948

Page

7

Dewey Victory Seen in Oregon Primaries Sets Back Stassen

Oregon results show Gov. Thomas E Dewey leading Harold E Stassen by 6 623 votes with 92 516 to 85 495. Dewey welcomed returns while Stassen sent congratulations. analysts say Stassen failed to revive momentum from Wisconsin and Nebraska though Ohio slowed his drive.

Portland Ore Thomas E Dewey Oregon Harold E. Stassen G.O.P Fryby Tenaat Lagi Dewey Hind Stassen Dewey Dewey Hamshlh Wisconsin Nebraska Ohio

Portland Elects First Woman Mayor Dorothy Lee Wins

Portland has elected its first woman mayor. Incomplete returns show Dorothy McCullough Lee, former state representative and present commissioner, leading with about 19,000 votes over her nearest rival. Close contest with Riley cited in incomplete counts.

Portland Ore Dorothy McCullough Lee Lee Riley

Woman Flier Sets Record in P-51 Flight

Jacqueline Cochran landed her P-51 from Falm Springs to Santa Fe and back, setting a new world speed record of 446 mph on a 2000 km closed course. The flight included oxygen trouble over Arizona on the outbound leg and was timed by H Dudley Wright of the National Aeronautic Association.

Falm Springs Call Jacqueline Cochran Santa Fe N. M Mas Cochran Arizona H. Dudley Wright National’ Aeronautic ‘Association

Fire destroys four story Buenos Aires department store

A four story cooperative department store in Buenos Aires was destroyed by a major fire today. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 5,000,008 pesos about 1,250,000 dollars. Five firefighters were injured while combating the flames.

Buenos Ayres

Rival Republicans meet in tense farm in Smera Wx

In a crowded scene at Smera Wx Municipal Airport two rival GOP candidates, Thoms B. Dewey of New York and Gov Wart Warren of California, met publicly while Stassen announced plans to campaign in Illinois Missouri Massachusetts and the South before convention. Dewey led in early reports despite Stassen’s broader outreach.

Stassen Ilinois Misouri Massachusetts South Republican Party Minneapol

Patton in Race for Minneapolis School Head

Syracuse public schools chief David H head the candidate list for Minneapolis school superintendent job. Syracuse executives among top contenders, salary terms discussed, board seeking top national candidates after review. Patton traveled for meetings and impressed the board president Morris Robinson as one of five possibilities.

Patton Minneapolis Minn David H Syracuse Public Schools Minningiells Siperintendist Syracuse Sagen Morris Robinson The Robinson Rilling Bhanve

Jews Fail to Lift Siege Of Garrison in Old City

The meeting featured Dallas Texas superintendent candidates and Patton appearing. Robinson said three top contenders were selected but four may be sought. June 15 is target for selection and August 1 for posting the post, with Pallon’s Syracuse contract expiring December 31. Patton previously balanced budgets and erased a deficit at athletic operations.

Old City Pallon Robinson Sain Syracuse

Meat strike ends as handlers return to work

Nationwide walkout by meat plant workers ends with returns to jobs at Swift Armour Cadahy plants. Industry sources say supplies will surge this week as farm livestock move to market, potentially easing prices though long term demand and packer backlogs remain. Strike boosted nine cent wage gains for many, while seniority and conditions stay intact.

Chicago Yesterda Idustry Sbraug Breher Fie Buckinghouse Workers Swill, Armour and Cadahy Wilson & Company Swift and Company Page

Coal union under antitrust laws seeks bargaining ban

The National Coal Association urged Congress to place miners under antitrust laws and prohibit collective bargaining on welfare and expansion plans. In a weekly bulletin it said other industries would also press for such a law in due course. President Tob Le Lewis again submitted an unamed date payment at the conclusion on pane 2.

Washington Natonal Coal Assnlation Asl Congress Collec Tob le Lewis

Mule Relay Race In Mississippi Draws Laughs

In Greenville Mississippi four top eagled mules raced the Delta Express railway line to test if a mule could beat the train over 38 miles from Cleveland to Greenville. The winner was Naliee Roy ridden by State legislator Lamy Pryor. The event, staged by editor Hlodding Carte, drew local fame for the Heavysea planter, but the tale blended rumor and satire with a lighthearted stunt.

Greenville Miss Mississippi Tinois Central Railroad Wouth Hlodding Carte Gireenville Deas Democrat Cleveland I. G. Patterson Dells Express Creenville Patrison Naliee Roy Lamy = Pryor

Missing Boy In LA With Ransom Note Demand

A 12 year old boy, Alan McCaulesson, vanished after a ransom note demanded 1500 dollars. Police speculated kidnapping but found no footprints. a broken ground-floor window and a ransacked room suggested foul play as investigators combed Crenshaw area clues.

Los Angeles Ciue Alan McCaules Alan Soho Ier Bnd Ralphs Crenshaw

Finnish cabinet reshuffle ends Leino tenure abruptly

President Juho Paasikivi dismissed Interior Minister Veijo Leino amid a parliamentary crisis after Leino opposed extradition of 20 Finns to the Soviet Union and police actions in 1945. No successor was named and Education Minister Eino Kilpi automatically took over Leino's duties.

Imelsinks Finland Intenor Vejo ANC Startine Vnle Soviet Union

Today’s features and pages tease for readers

Today's feature pages list items from Books and Pacts Corner to Crossword and Art. It highlights sections on Berl scone politics and other amusements, with music, radio, sports, weather, editorial, and financial notes. A reference to Today’s Pictures on page 1 suggests a visual feature.

Death Society Weta Winebeil

Arabs Repulse Fierce Attacks at Zion Gate

In Jerusalem fierce fighting occurred at Zion Gate as Arab forces repelled by Jewish troops from the Iron Legion and Israeli units faced waves of charges. Troops fought at close quarters with grenades and automatic weapons under flares and moonlight, with repeated attempts to reach inner sections of the Old City thwarted.

Zion Gate Jerusalem Jordan Isranl

United States and Britain Seek Joint Move Over Palestine Split

The United States and Britain proposed a new joint effort ahead of the United Nations to resolve the Palestine dispute, as Jewish and Arab forces clashed around Jerusalem. A Legion commander described the fighting as a major five day battle, with heavy gunfire in the Jewish quarters and the Hurva synagogue in ruins.

London United States Britain Legionnaies Jerusalem Lhe

Wounded U S Consul General Wounded in Jerusalem Attack

Thomas C. Wasson United States consul general at Jerusalem and a member of the United Nations three man commission was wounded yesterday in the fighting surrounding the Holy City. He was gravely hit by a sniper while aiding in an appeal for an Arab Jewish truce. After first aid he was moved to Hadassah English Mission Hospital where doctors reported a better than even chance of recovery.

Dewey Multnomah Portland Stassen Multnomah County Ordran Robert Elliott Washington Thomas C. Wasson United States Eral Jerusalon Hin Stash Holy City U. S Palestine Wassan State Department Nations Security Counc Ince Commission Wasson Amerian U Saq Calihor Fran MC Hin Neatured Amaudance Hadanah English Mission Hospital

Egyptian Raiders Downed at British Airbase Raid

Haifa area reports tell of two Egyptian fighter bombers destroying grounded planes and killing three soldiers at a British Airbase near Haifa. RAF fighters claimed four of six attackers shot down. a second raid damaged the base but was repelled with casualties.

Haifa Israel Here Royal Air Force

Sam Wood on Peace and Unemployment Dangers

Work for All Sam Wood discusses uncertainties and dangers of world conditions. He quotes blessed are the peacemakers stating they have no unemployment problem.

Sam Wood

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