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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1946

Page

9

Snow Sweeps Minnesota and Upper Michigan

A cold air mass moved from Canada bringing snow to Minnesota and upper Michigan. Warnings for Lake Superior and northern Lake Michigan issued. small craft warnings for southern Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Duluth winds touched 50 mph with 32 F. Sault Ste. Marie 34 F. Milwaukee dropped to 47 F. Forecast extends south to the Mississippi Valley, then plains with lingering clouds and rain near freezing.

Chicago Minnesota Upper Michigan Canada Lake Superior Lake Michigan Lake Huron Chicago Weather Bureau Duluth Minn Sault Ste. Marie Mich Milwaukee H. A. Downs Mississippi Valley Plain States Ohio River Wisconsin Michigan

Congress Proposal Aims to Modernize Legislative Work

La Follette outlines a reform package to expand staff and Capitol services, raise salaries to 15000 and provide aides, require lobbyist reporting, create policy committees, and a joint legislative executive council. It calls for regular recesses and budget discipline, arguing modernized machinery will boost efficiency and public faith in democracy.

Legislative Executive Council Congress la Follette United States

Inquiry Clears Gen Mihailovitch

The fair trial committee for Gen Draja Mihailovich in New York announced that he was cleared of charges of Axis collaboration. The commission led by Arthur Garfield Hfavs said hearings showed evidence disfavoring collaboration and urged allowing American officers who observed wartime Yugoslavia to testify.

New York Committee For Draja Mihailovich Commission On Inquiry Arthur Garfield Mihailovich Yugoslavia

Senators Warn About President Veto Consequences

Senator Ellender argues a strong presidential stance could win public respect if he supports government control over labor racketeers. Morse of Oregon criticizes the President’s handling of rail talks and says the Case Bill may worsen labor trouble even with a veto, which he says would not redeem political standing.

Ellender D-La Senate Morse R-Ore

Pauley Mission Negotiations and North Korea Welcome Note

Russ Curb vows to continue negotiations to remove restrictions on the mission. Dr Klein reports two industrial areas out of five inspected are barred. Soviets reject American plan to use planes due to lack of proper landing fields. Pauley telegram from Seoul describes a warmly curious welcome in Pyongyang with many locals, including children, following the American party.

Pyongyang

Argentina Rail Tieup Paralyzes Buenos Aires Commuter Lines

One of the three main railroads serving Buenos Aires was paralyzed today by a strike on commuters lines. Another line announced it would suspend late day commuter service to avoid damage to cars.

Argentina Buenos Aires

Othman Prom Page One A Snapshot Of Postwar Shortages

Reader notes reflect on wartime and postwar changes in goods and technology. The writer cites shortages and failures of new models, from cars and radios to household items, and laments slow availability and broken promises while imagining future inventions.

Andover Tercentenary Mixup Splits Royal Guests

In Andover Massachusetts a tercentenary committee learned the visiting mayor and mayoress of Andover England are not married. C D Young, a bachelor, and Maud Sainsbury, wife of a British builder, slept in separate rooms after a double room reservation was canceled.

Andover Mass England C. D. Young Maud Sainsbury Comely Brunet

OPA Boosts Shoe Prices Across Low Cost Footwear

The Office of Price Administration raised prices 10 to 15 percent on shoes selling at five dollars and fifty cents or less. The increase applies immediately to new shipments by manufacturers and covers standard men’s, women’s, and children’s shoes made in 1942. The goal is to spur production of affordable footwear as low priced shoes have nearly vanished from the market.

Washington OPA

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