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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1952
Page
12
Peggy McCarthy collects brief reflections from residents at W Genesee and N Clinton on realizing youthful goals. Responses vary from nurse ambitions and family happiness to philosophy, ongoing studies, singing, and missed medical dreams.
In Congress today the Senate opens debate on a 6.9 billion dollar foreign aid bill while an Armed Services subcommittee prepares a review of aircraft production. House action noted in briefing.
Miss Ruby Johnson a 64 year old rural school teacher won reinstatement after a board dismissed her for alleged physical incompetence. Superintendent Calvin A. Smith ordered the door padlock removed and Johnson will finish the school year. She has taught 47 years and plans to join her students on the annual picnic.
Relay runners bearing symbolic silver torches from seven provinces arrived at the Belgrade palace to deliver flaming greetings to Premier Marshal Tito. He spoke to a crowd of visitors about major postwar progress while warning that Yugoslavia must stay alert to Kremlin-dominated neighbors.
The Wage Stabilization Board convened industry and union leaders to decide if workers should receive special pay raises tied to productivity gains. Key figures such as Commissioner Ewan Clague discussed measuring productivity improvements and potential safeguards to reward genuine gains, citing General Motors as a model.
The United States told Japan that American soldiers will not use the summit of sacred Mount Fuji for military purposes. The pledge was made at a meeting of the U S Japan security pact implementation committee. The Asahi report said Americans wanted a drill ground on Fuji’s northeastern slopes with climbers barred.
Police charged 25 year old Varnum Lewis with disorderly conduct after he climbed 150 feet up a pier on a bridge. Authorities said reports of a death by own action were tied to Lewis questionably prank related to a friend’s date.
Mrs May Grieb sister of late boxing manager Joe Jacobs died after falling or leaping from a ninth-floor hotel window in the Empire Hotel. Police say she locked herself in an apartment of a friend and plunged to her death last night.
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey said he would not run for President even if the GOP ticket deadlocks. Speaking from his Pawling farm in a televised interview, Dewey supported Dwight D. Eisenhower and argued generals as president risk weak leadership. He noted 11 generals have served as president and claimed the nation has avoided war under non-general leaders.
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