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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
2
Remington, 34, a former government economist, is scheduled for a second perjury trial on charges tied to alleged Communist Party membership. He was convicted at the first trial but that verdict was set aside, with a new trial ordered as the government reindicts him for perjury in his initial testimony.
Washington representative Harris heads a special House panel assessing radio and TV morality. He said the group may extend its inquiry to the movie industry, noting that films are shown on many programs.
Vienna reports indicate passive coal mine resistance to Moscow ordered industrial speedup in Czechoslovakia. Diplomats note some production gains from forced labor, but miners remain reluctant to admit allegiance to the party amid growing demands for output.
Major General Clarence H. Danielson 62 former Seventh Service Command commander died in Bradenton Florida retired 1946. Dr Glenn Henderson Nelson 52 educator at University of Arizona formerly Wisconsin staff died in Tucson. Max Block 75 former Oriental Theater assistant manager toured as Max Bloom with Alice Scher in vaudeville. Edward Kinsey Voorhees 59 former Frisco Railroad freight agent and Southern Carriers representative died in Hammond Indiana.
Twenty two children were injured when a slow freight train struck a school bus at a Villa Rica grade crossing. Bus driver Charlie B Bailey 43 said the engine stalled as he began to cross. No fatalities or critical injuries reported.
New York market area fluid milk price for Class 1-A in June is $4.80 per hundredweight for 46.5 quarts. Market administrator C. J. Blanford announced that the price for the current month is $4.82 per hundredweight, down from $5.06 a year ago. Farmers are paid a uniform price, while handlers pay the Class 1-A price to the New York pool.
Bethlehem Steel Co announced steelwork would be completed today on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge the world’s third longest. The final 400 ton deck cantilever truss span is ready to enter place on the 21 286 foot bridge linking the Delmarva peninsula to Maryland. The span completes the crossings and will let traffic bypass major cities along a north south express route.
The London Daily Herald reports two British diplomats who disappeared May 26 1951 were secretly employed by Communist Czechoslovakia. Salford Guy Burgess 40, a former Foreign Office Far Eastern expert, allegedly broadcasts weekly to Britain from Czechoslovakia. Donald MacLean 38, once head of the Foreign Office American section, is said to advise in the Far Eastern division for Prague.
In Fontainebleau France General Eisenhower affirmed NATO’s defense of Western democracies in his farewell to NATO forces. He reviewed 700 soldiers from six nations and will hand over SHAPE to Gen Matthew Ridgway Tuesday before returning to the United States to pursue the Republican presidential nomination.
New York Republican Thomas E. Dewey condemned socialized medicine calling it a high road to totalitarianism. He argued that socialized medicine wrecks the standard of medical care in every country.
The governor spoke at the dedication ceremonies for Mt Sinai Hospital in New York City as the medical profession faces steady cropping toward mediocrity. The event marked the opening of a new fraternity pavilion and laboratory buildings.
A 30-year-old man was arrested on a suspicious person charge after walking Euclid Avenue in a flamboyant outfit. He wore a Coonskin cap with a red visor a white dinner jacket zebra-striped shirt luminous green tie red plaid pants blue and white sneakers and carried a litany of prop gadgets. He also sported a false nose a white pipe and a multi colored bag. The arrest followed police observations of his unusual appearance and behavior.
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