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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1949

Page

6

Secrecy and Inactivity Fray at House Investigators

Washington reports a revolt brewing in the House on American Activities Committee as Democrats and Republicans flag secrecy and inaction. Members push for open hearings and wider disclosure while defending limited, necessary testimony to avoid smearing individuals.

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Maan am Sentenced For Guam Murder

A Guam murder case ends with Pvt. Robert W. Burns of Spokane Wash convicted in the tape slaying of Ruth Farnsworth. He is sentenced to death in a closed Air Force court martial. The trial follows earlier similar sentences for Pvt. Callin Dennis of Frederick Md and Herman Dennis Jr of Calvert. Farnsworth was killed after being dragged from her workplace and beaten and raped.

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Diphtheria Inoculations Wear Off In Immunity Warnings

New York reports a Public Health Service note that apparent immunity from vaccines has misled parents. Despite no epidemic, booster shots are advised as cases rise in several states. First doses for babies six to twelve months, then boosters every three years.

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Giant 3300 Plane Flight Lands in Maine City

Portland visitors took part in one of aviation history's largest mass flights as 150 aircraft from Oregon arrived in Maine en route to a port city. More than half of the planes headed to Washington as pilots and passengers were to be welcomed by Oregon's congressional delegation tomorrow.

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Canadian Miser Leaves Hidden Fortune After Death

Joseph Belanger of Monteral Quebec died in squalor after amassing nearly 500000 in cash. Authorities found 320000 in a rusty boiler on the premises. Belanger, killed by a shed collapse a month earlier, left about 150000 in real estate to his niece Alice Belanger who lived with him.

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Shanghai battle wreckage shows retreating Nationalists

Destruction strewn near Woosung fortress as Nationalists retreat leaving hundreds of vehicles and guns burned. Reports say many ships and gear seized by Reds, with uncertain troop numbers and possible reinforcement to Formosa. Damage to foreign property and industry noted amid changing control across Shanghai.

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Ships and crews suffer as river craft losses rise

The report notes most damaged vessels were Chinese owned with heavy losses among small river craft like barges and tugs. Some ships were scuttled in the Whangpoo and may later be raised and reclaimed. Foreigners have been left alone since the Bed occupation.

Russia Extols Growth of Newspapers Across Nations

Moscow reports 7 200 newspapers now published in 30 languages within the Soviet Union. Pravda notes the Bolshevik press’s 37th anniversary and cites a rise from 224 languages in imperial Russia to 30 languages today, with editions reaching 31 million copies in some cases.

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Cardinal Suhard Died Paris Archbishop at 75

Cardinal Emmanuel Suhard, archbishop of Paris and France’s senior Roman Catholic prelate, died early today at 75 from a heart attack after illness. He served as bishop of Bayeux and Lisieux from 1928 to 1935 and as archbishop of Reims briefly before his Paris appointment in 1940. A successor was noted to be appointed.

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