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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1950
Page
11
The Breakage Institution urges a long range tax cut for corporations and high income individuals to spur business investment and lower prices while opposing sharp cuts in sales or excise taxes. It favors moderate immediate reductions with stronger cuts later as finances improve.
Bodies of American soldiers continue being recovered in Italy five years after World War II, at a rate of two or more per week. Remains are found in the Apennine ridge between Florence and Bologna, in shallow graves on farmland or crumbling fox holes on forested hillsides. A remaining US Army recovery team works amid mined zones still being cleared. Identification relies on dogtags, unit insignia, equipment numbers, and old action records. Families in America face long waits as graves are identified and brought home for burial, with American cemeteries at Nettuno Anzio and elsewhere. The report notes high implied tax discussion and local Canton updates, but the core focus remains on ongoing recovery efforts and the human toll five years after combat.
Senate continues debate on a House passed compromise bill to legalize, while public works subcommittee holds public hearings on a federal aid bill. Foreign relations subcommittee conducts closed hearings with FBI agents on the Amerasia case as the House remains in recess. Ways and Means studies tax revisions.
General Geoffrey Keyes will visit Nettuno as U S Army representative in Austria duties while Italian defense minister Randolfo Pacciardi attends as Italian forces rep. Italian troops will form color guard and honor ceremony. About 30,000 American soldiers graves were once scattered in 18 cemeteries from Sicily to the Po valley. Sixty percent have been returned to the United States for reburial near their homes.
The Herald Journal congratulates Mrs Lulu Ballou of 217 Forrest Hill Dr Beverly Lake Canada during her husband Orla Ballou’s plans for a quiet birthday. She is a veteran services supervisor, antiques expert, and Legion worker. On her day off she gardens and may dine at Sherman’s Restaurant after a fishing trip.
Miss Charlotte M. Stowell, 17, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Stowell of LaFayette, was found May 4 on a Scriba farm where she worked as a domestic. Deputies said she had clipped her photo from a newspaper to hide she was sought. She will be taken to children's court for probation violation after previously running away last fall.
The Central New York Methodist Conference announced numerous pastoral changes at its annual Canandaigua meeting. Reassignments include Sean M. Adkins to University Methodist Church North Syracuse and Wilson G. Cole retiring. Other moves shift pastors among Syracuse Elmira Geneva districts, with new superintendencies and district assignments across North Syracuse Elmira and Geneva.
Hartford jury failed to reach verdict in the $200000 Abel case against a Connecticut housewife. Entertainers Paul Draper and Larry Adler could seek a new trial within a year as they weigh costs and legal strategy.
Eastern's Producers Co operative seeks extension of floor prices for Class 1A fluid milk through August. Petition to Brannan and DuMond requests emergency hearing and continuation of the $4.24 and $4.58 per hundredweight floor levels beyond July 31. Jury in a separate trial faced long wrangle before verdict.
Eastern reader in a four cooperative bloc opposed the formula in late fall price hearings, signaling resistance to prices at required levels and hinting the new milkshed plan may fail to move the market through critical price points.
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