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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1950
Page
7
Henry Hayford and Stanley Isaacs discuss priorities for a new home. Hayford favors a single story ranch to avoid stairs and ease daily living, hoping for a summer purchase. Isaacs, studying architecture, prioritizes design quality with modern conveniences and ample windows, noting higher costs for better materials.
Chester McMullen a regular Democrat won Florida's first district seat in a runoff primary. He defeated States Righter J Tom Watson by about 17 000 votes with a margin reflecting his administration friendly stance. The near complete ballot count confirmed the victory in Miami Florida.
Albert E. Fitzgerald head of the United Electrical Workers Union called secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin a hatchet man for President Truman during a rally of about 2000 members ahead of a National Labor Relations Board election to choose a GE bargaining agent. Fitzgerald cited Tobin's involvement in the GE dispute as evidence of leftist influence, a claim echoed by Philip Murray of the CIO at a separate GE rally.
Foreign Office says Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin will have a second operation for hemorrhoids at a hospital near Turstay after leaving for first surgery on May 4. He interrupted treatment to attend Big Thren and Atlantic Pact meetings but will return to normal duties and participate in today’s House of Commons debate.
Commissioner of public works and chairman of the Thruway Authority told a committee that New York may issue special license plates for Thruway users. Senator Sparkman questioned if federal funds should help build a road used by motorists from other states.
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