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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1948

Page

7

Northwest Floods Devastate Pacific Northwest Coast

Flood waters rose across Washington Oregon and Idaho as warm rain melted mountain snow. Officials estimated up to 30 million dollars in damage and 20000 people left homeless while rivers in the Columbia system surged toward levels feared at 30 feet above flood stage. Government and militia units were mobilized to aid refugees as trains were rerouted and roads washed out.

Portland Ore Pacific Northwest Columbia Will Namette Fortland-Vancouver Col C. E. Walsh Washington British Columbia Oregon Idaho Montana Northwest Wasington Weather Bureau Gov. C A Robing Pic Fraser Valley

Fight near panic at Belmont after race erupts

A postrace melee at Belmont Park near the Withers Mile sparked a near panic as about 260 spectators clashed and trampled each other. Nassau police say John A Edwards, 48, a New York City cook, was arrested on a second degree assault charge amid injuries including an eye injury to a woman and a wrist fracture to a man.

Garden City Belmont Park Rare Rock Nassau County John A Edwards New York City Langther

Holiday Death Toll Forecast By Safety Council

The Associated Press reports the National Safety Council predicts 225 deaths nationwide during the extended holiday period. At one third of the way in, at least 24 people have died, including 26 in traffic incidents and several from drownings and miscellaneous accidents. About 30 million vehicles were expected to be on the road.

Associated Press Ianes Split @gyLravel National Safety Council THE Safety Council

Milk Price Fixing Found by Jury in St Louis Case

A federal court jury in St Louis found the St Louis Dairy Company and the Pevely Dairy Company guilty of conspiring to fix milk prices. Six officers of the firms were acquitted.

ST. Louis Insima St. Lous Dairy Company Pevely Dairy Company Sirms

Nice Weather Outlook for Long Memorial Day Weekend

The Weather Man forecast pleasant conditions for most of the Memorial Day weekend with a chance of showers tomorrow night or in the afternoon. Expect cooler temperatures than yesterday with highs around 85 and a slight warming trend tomorrow. A rain area moving from the Upper Great Lakes is expected to reach the region tomorrow afternoon.

Upper Great Lakes Hore Weather Man

Prices Stable as GM Announces No Immediate Change

General Motors Corp said last night it does not plan any immediate price changes. The company noted the wage hike of 1 cent hourly for 225,000 CM employees, keeping the cost of living adjustments in place.

Wetrone Cup General Motors Corporation Dong Arano

Wallace Attacks Mundt Nixon Bill as Subversive

Washington voters hear Henry Wallace and Norman Thomas condemn the Mundt Nixon anti Communist measure as a threat to free speech and peace with Russia. Wallace calls the proposal a declaration of war on free speech while Senate witnesses debate foreign conspiracies and party lines.

Washington Henry Wallace United States Congress Russia Riley R-Wis Senate

Explosion Shakes Kansas City Industrial Site

A four story building housing Superior Chemical Co and Smith Co instruments exploded in heat during central industrial activity. The blast triggered a three alarm fire across two adjacent structures, drawing 18 fire units. Total damage estimated at 100000 dollars with 80000 dollars of chemical inventory destroyed.

Kansas City Superior Chemical Co 7 Smith Co

Gertrude Atherton Hospitalized After Stroke

Gertrude Atherton ninety, a noted writer, was reported holding her own after a slight stroke Thursday. Stanford Hospital issued the update as she receives care.

Gertrude Atherton San Francisco Stanford Hospital

Forest Fire Rages Across 25 000 Acres in Ontario

Hunt of foresters and fire fighters continues as wildfires spread through northern Ontario burning vast woodland areas across multiple sites. Fire control efforts focus on containment and protecting communities and timber resources. Authorities report ongoing battles and mounting acreage as conditions persist.

Toronto Canada Ontario

Fire deaths at California Ave apartments in Chicago

Six people died and eight were injured in two separate apartment fires in Chicago. The California avenue blaze trapped occupants on upper floors. one resident, Lyle Wilkins, was rescued. Earlier, seven residents were injured when flames damaged a Kendall Street building nearby. Fire officials are investigating causes, with damage estimates around 15 000 for the first structure and 3 500 for the Kendall building.

Coucago Inga Sven Califorma Av Roos Kendall Si California “Av Anthony Mullaney Earl Downes Ave Frank Dulele Lyle Wilkins John Kiren Callaghan Albert Stuceynski Mary Jane Stuczyns Poe Sal Kendall Demayge

Fatal car crash near Glens Falls injures two women

Two women were killed or injured when a car overturned on the Silver Lake road near Glens Falls. The deceased were Beatrice Moulign, 52, of Silver Lake, and Florence Traskis, 25, of Amsterdam, with two others injured.

Glens Falls Beatrice Moulign Silver Lake Florence Traskis Arsterdam

FODAY'S FEATURES On the Feature Pages 1 14

The page promotes features across the newspaper including Codmy Boal Fools Corner Crowword and Art Chat. Inside sections list Amusements Music City Lite Politica Perlscape Deaths Race Dr Maxwell's Soriety Weather Women Enliteral Sporis Financisl Talking Over Ing Repie Veils News and Todays Pictures on page 16.

Boal Fools” Corner Crowword Amusements Music City Lite Politica Maxwell Repie Veils News

Memorial Day Parade Opens Long Weekend Observance

Memorial Day weekend began with many residents leaving the city by road, rail, and bus for camps and vacations. Railroads and bus lines reported heavy travel as highways filled with returning travelers. Government offices banks and schools to be closed Monday for several days of leisure.

Sytacush Howands

Prayers for Peace Highlight Rites for War Dead

The United States marks Memorial Day with a national hour of prayer at 8 PM as President Truman leads remembrance. He will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington at 11 60 AM and address the nation in a radio broadcast.

United States Tyurman Heme Amr Truman Aflington Nangnol Pringidal Mate Ralons Westminster Noan U. S Lewis Douglas Westminster Abbey

Memorial Day observances in Syracuse Onondaga County

Memorial Day services begin tonight at 8 in Lincoln Auditorium with music addresses and pledges. The Memorial Association of Syracuse and Onondaga County sponsors events. Tomorrow the parade from Billings Park to Union Monument and Seldiers and Ladore Monument in Clinton Square will be reviewed by Col. George W. Wood as honorary grand marshal.

Syracuse Ononda Lincoln Auditorium Memorial Association of Onondaga County Uke County Billings Park S. Salina BUNAL

Far East Memorial Day Observances Under Way in Tokyo

In Tokyo and Yokohoma today ceremonies honor Americans who died in the Pacific War. Lt Gen Robert Eichelberger presides at the emperor's plaza service while flags are placed at Yokohama Cemetery and fallen service members from the Pacific theater are noted. General Douglas MacArthur will oversee Far East Command services.

Fokyo Emperor's Plaza Robert Eithelberger Eighth Army Yokohame Yokoname United States Tokyo Dougin Macarthur Bask Command

Arabs Open Attack on New City in Jerusalem War

Arabs launched an al dark offensive in and around western Jerusalem as Egyptian troops reportedly advanced along the Palestine coast toward Jaffa near Tel Aviv. Israeli dispatches noted Egyptian movements up to Tadud and Saladi Village, while Jewish air forces targeted Jenin Nablus and Ramallah as supply routes to Jerusalem were threatened.

Aldark Mostern Jerusalem Palestine Jaffa Tel Aviv Shy Gaza Salad Village State of Israel Farouk Tel Avy Majdy Tadud Schnell Isdud Tradl Jenin Nablus Ramallah Tel

Prom for Cripples Brings First Dance at Spalding

In Chicago, Spalding Sehag, a special school for crippled children, held its first junior senior prom after student Betty Pavel and peers urged the principal Celeste Tees to imitate typical dances. About 80 students attended, including those with heart conditions, many unable to dance. the event became an annual affair with formal attire, music, and transportation.

Chicago Spalding Sehag Spalding Betty Pavel Lim Betty Biss Celeste Tees Evan Carsagea Bbie la Lance Ranke Ana Crnie

Council rejects force to end war in Palestine stalemate

The Security Council urged a four week cease fire in Palestine as it rejected military action. Russia and the United States pressed for force to halt the fighting but failed to secure a vote. A full council discussion on Chapter VII sanctions and possible UN action followed with no immediate decision.

YHE Wwe Counal Russia United States Thi Sesson Russla

United Nations debates arms embargo in Middle East

The Security Council failed to approve a general four week arms embargo but urged restraint and a halt to armed acts for four weeks. Arab and Jewish delegates urged adherence while the United States and Britain consider extending limits on arms shipments to Palestine and neighboring states. The vote was seven to zero with abstentions.

Lake Buccers Security Council Palestine United Nations Council Aixth IHR Irms Britain Kilah Egypt Iraq Trans-Jordan United States Middle East U. S Ila Mao Lebanon Syria Trans- Jordan Yemen Saudi Arabia

Too Much Divorce In Seville Tale Misreadings Ebbed

An Easter Seville tale recalls a veteran saying there is too much divorce as Joe Spein hears a London barroom boast about a man named Joe who has been married three times in America and once in earnest, reflecting on ties and separations.

Aubrey A. Steel American Veterans Association Spein Joe Seville London Amence Earneset

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