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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1949
Page
17
A subcommittee approved a $2,925,900.03 aid package with ECA support and proposed spending over 22 months if needed. The plan aims to accelerate disbursement while balancing budget constraints and international implications, with Holman cautioning about budgetary effects on the global situation.
A House vote sent a broad Administration backed military pay raise bill back to the Armed Services Committee after a 227 to 163 tally. The measure would boost pay 3 to 50 percent across ranks, with critics arguing a fairer, balanced raise was needed for all enlisted personnel and officers.
Chicago police pursued three men for practicing barbering without a license. They robbed Joseph Holy, owner of a Chicago barber supply house, taking 485 in cash, 268 dollars of equipment and a coin collection after posing as barbers and asking to view razors and electric clippers.
Police investigate a gunman shooting through a window at Victor Reuther and a similar assault on William D. Allen, an Ford Motor Co. of Canada inspector. A 12 gauge shotgun was found at the Victor scene. Security was increased for Reuther family members including Roy and Walter. Ted Reuther operates in Wheeling, West Virginia.
Ford negotiators return to bargaining with the United Auto Workers on the 21st day of a walkout. Management and union plan to discuss arbitration and possible settlement on minor issues in hopes of ending the 106000 idle workers dispute.
The Eighth Ward Improvement League, a 35 year old civic social group, was dissolved yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller on petition of remaining members. Its unused building on Newitt Street will be sold to Antonio Castro for 350 dollars. Treasurer is Charles B. Simonds. petitioners include Abel Franklin William Singleton Raymond Weston and Gladys Bristol.
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index rose to 5.74 this week from 5.66, the smallest gain since mid February, though it remains 17.3 percent below last year’s 5.53 level. The index measures wholesale cost of a pound each of 31 commonly used foods.
Cambridge Massachusetts UP report the year’s first new comet, described as faint, was observed by Johannespurz of Sana Africa. Dr Harlow Shapley of Harvard Observatory said he had been cabl ed that the newcomer was east of something, with another sighting on Sunday.
A Protesian figure urges that theological instruction remains crucial. He argues education benefits from strong church ties and condemns state control as detrimental to religious higher learning.
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