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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1947
Page
3
Wallace supporters in Washington quietly lay groundwork for a national campaign for the 1948 Democratic nomination. The revival of the Henry A. Wallace Club and a provocative ad signal active organizer efforts as labor and political groups watch the postwar economy.
Auto industry forecasts for 1947 growth face early stress as sheet steel shortages and labor hiccups slow postwar production. First quarter output dipped from high demand, with July through September prospects tied to steel supply, costs, and profits. Analysts warn the 5,000,000 vehicle year hinges on improving materials access and sustained demand.
Northern members of the Presbyterian Church proposed a reunion plan contingent on Southern action to mend a century old rift. The General Assembly approved Friday, while a large potential buyer base remains priced out of the church market as production resumes. Car output rose slightly with Chrysler and General Motors restarting lines after a 10 day shutdown, totaling 69,807 vehicles.
Delegates to the 159th Assembly discussed a long negotiated unity issue amid southern fears of a northern four to one majority. If southern branch approves it, the reunion would be resubmitted to both assemblies.
WOOSTER Ohio reports a study by J D Wilson of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station shows plants sprayed in summer with copper fungicides become more frost sensitive than those treated with organic zinc. The reason is unclear but zinc plants may have had better foliage before frost. Bordeaux mixture sprays suffered the most frost injury by October.
The assembly empowered its General Council to act until the 1948 meeting to strengthen church state separation. Wilbur LaRoe announced Dr. John H. Gardnat Jr of Baltimore as vice moderator. A National Council of Presbyterian Men was approved to be formed in February 1948.
Rochester parks will observe Lilac Sunday on June 1 an unusually late date in the event’s 45 year history Parks Director Patrick J Slavin announced today.
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