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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1951

Page

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England Cuts Spending Abroad and Tightens Currency

London reports a government decision to slash spending abroad by one million a year to curb the drain on sterling and avert bankruptcy. Prime Minister Churchill signals exceptional measures while the Bank of England raises the bank rate to 2.5 percent. Britons face possible food rationing and travel restrictions as October’s euro-drain and higher rates press costs.

London Fhain Prime 3 Churchill Ericain Britain

Ohio Republicans See 52 Successes in Local Victory

In Columbus Ohio Republicans hailed a Third Congressional District win as a sign of broader success in the 1952 election year. Paul F Schenck of Dayton defeated Democrat Jesse Yoder for the vacant Montgomery Butler Preble County seat while Democrat Edward Breen resigned last month due to ill health.

Columbus Ohio Paul F. Schenck Dayton Vowynsman Jesse Yoder Montgomery- Butler-Preble Edward Breen

Vaughan Linked To Tax Case Plea

Washington reports Maj. Gen. Marty H Vaughan forwarded a plea for leniency in a tax evasion case to a federal judge in 1947 but Vaughan did not request anything. The plea involved Franklin W Shearer, a St. Louis dealer convicted in 1937 for evading 139336 in income taxes and sentenced to 10 years in prison plus fines.

Washington White House Marty H. Vaughan Truman Sid Vaughan Fae H Moore Franklin W. Shearer St. Louis

Sportsman Dies in Vain Act to Save Wife

Casablanca dispatch reports Freddy McEvoy, noted sportsman and former husband of Freddy McEvoy, died in a vain effort to rescue his wife Claude and four others when his yacht Karroo struck rocks near Joy. A crew man urged to safety, others perished as waves and storm tore the vessel apart, leaving McEvoy and the family aboard.

Casablanca Freddy McEvoy Errol Flynn Claude Joy Pers Tag Crew Forum

Hunter Hunted wife, some distance behind

A wrecked yacht tragedy near Brazt Lake forest in Warren County leaves 13 hours of darkness and a missing 26-year-old hunter. Mrs McEvoy and Gordon Ain of Albany are among rescued or unaccounted crew as a Spanish police search proceeds. The vessel, en route to the Bahamas, sank after a crew line failed and a tilted hull hindered escape.

Terras Adirondack Brazt Lake Forest Fronsaflorsi Warren County

West Unwraps Peace Bid Today Amid Global Disarmament Push

A tentative disarmament proposal aimed at halting nuclear and conventional arms is unveiled with simultaneous notices from Washington London and Paris. Secretary Acheson, backed by Britain and France, will present the plan as President Truman addresses the nation and UN General Assembly heads toward Paris for a first glimpse.

Washington London Paris Tate Dean Acheson Britain France Moscow United Nation Russia

Turned Down Butter Zone Plan Threatens Korean Talks

United Nations representatives rejected a Red plan for a buffer zone along the Korean front. Negotiators say future talks at Panmunjom may resume tomorrow. The Red plan allows either side to veto changes to the demarcation line, while the Allies promise adjustments without mutual veto. Experts assess superficial similarities but fundamental differences in creating a demilitarized zone.

Korea Red Trace United Nations Panmunjom Henry IL Hodes Nuckol

UN Retakes 3d Lost Hill In Korea Counterattack

UN forces regained the last of three hills lost to Chinese forces on the western front near Yonchon after a night assault. Aerial combat over northwest Korea involved MIG-15 jets in three encounters, with no confirmed hits.

Eighth Army Korea United Lions Yonchon Alfied Korangpo Port Talbot Wales Fighred Brooks

Family embraces at home leave cause of fall

Portland Maine report details a weekend visit by veteran Wallace Leavhi 22 who returned from Pine Camp New York and hugged his mother Mabel Campbell. A rib snap caused her injury and she expects to be six weeks recovering.

Vorp Wallace Leavhi Pine Camp N.Y Mabel Campbell

Bank Robbery in Snowstorm Nets $97,000 in Milwaukee

Three men armed with sub machine guns robbed a northwest Milwaukee First Wisconsin national branch during a heavy snowstorm. They forced customers against walls and scooped cash from the cages and vault, escaping with about $97,000. A fourth man drove the getaway vehicle amid slick streets.

Muamaukeee Milwaukee Edward J. Nuwakoy Charles J. Zero TNE Bank Jbranca First Wisconsin ‘Tional

Republicans Make Sweep Of Syracuse and County

Leaders of the Republican organization hailed a landslide victory in Syracuse and county elections. The GOP swept council seats and board posts, with most incumbents running unopposed or winning solid majorities. Democratic picks included Eugene J. Thompson and Julia A. Ryan, amid a reshaped local government race landscape.

Syracuse Laurence J. O'Toole Republican Organization T¢Day Ike Conecutive G.O.P Jecunty Common Council I Jean Arsenec Board of Education Board of Supervisors Marcellus A. Eichenrauh Eugene J. Thompson Eighth Ward

Malibu Patrol Car Crashes While Chasing Speeding Drivers

Elmer Hoskins, 39, a Malibu patrol officer, sped at 95 mph on Highway 301 to pursue two racing cars. As he neared an intersection with siren active a school bus pulled in front of him. The patrol car left the road, hit a ditch, and Hoskins was bruised. He cited the bus driver for failure to yield to an emergency vehicle.

Malibu Calif Elmer Hoskins

Halley Upsets Tammany In New York City Campaign

Halley won the New York City race beating acting Democrat Joseph T. Hedrick or similar in a shock victory for the Liberal Party. The result marks a setback for Tammany Hall and reflects strong Liberal support with more than 581000 votes on their line and additional Independent and Fusible Party votes. A party spokesman cited voter indifference as a factor.

New York Scrappy Ra Ssolph Halley Idr Crooxs New Yo Demingumbent Joseph T. Heditg Democratic Halley

Eva Peron Rests After Operation

Eva Duarte Peron's doctors say she spent a restful night in normal postoperative development after a major operation. The wife of President Juan Peron reportedly sent a message to followers promising to soon be in the fight with them as Jose Espeito of the General Confederation of Labor confirms he visited her bedside and relayed her thanks though the operation details remain undisclosed.

Buenos Aires Argentina Eva Duarte Peron Juan D.i. ‘Peron Jose Espeito General iConfederation

Today’s Chuckle Cajoriords (Jal She CovOrdiess)

A quirky, garbled note presents a playful jumble of words and sounds resembling a lighthearted cartoon caption. It hints at humor through misheard phrases and whimsical spelling, inviting readers to puzzle out the intended joke.

Hands Off Attitude Lifts Ike Backers in 1992 Bid

Eisenhower supporters push a hands off stance to recruit for the 1992 Republican nomination. Daft Pact leaders intensify Texas outreach while Gov. Dewey asserts growing strength. Senator Murray Mont viser says Ike may enter the nomination race. text of Eisenhower answers on page 6.

Washington P Dwight D. Eisenhower Tor Daft Texas New York Thomas E. Dewey Hower Paris Jenaaananee Eisenhower Sama Neta Sae Sane Eeee Ans Murray W. Mont Montana Coluzan

Ins Ousted by Voters in 22 New York Cities

By Harry O'Donnell in Albany a voter rebellion toppled governing regimes in 22 New York cities. Republicans hailed the result as a sign for a 1952 GOP triumph. The poll toppled Democratic and Republican incumbents in several cities, with Democrats winning in others. The page note mentions municipalities including Schenectady Poughkeepsie Miamisburg Oneonta and Ogdensburg. Concluded on page 3 Niagara Falls.

Harry O’donnell Albany New York G.O.P William L. Pfeiffer Waslington Schene Poughkeeburn Midgetown Oneonta Iwanna Glen Cove Tonawanda Port Jervis Mt Vernon Glens Falls Salamanca Carring Ogdensourg Niagara Falls

Ships Avoid New York as Waterfront Strike Rages

Steamship lines began avoiding New York as the longest costliest waterfront strike in history continued. Holland-America redirected the Veendam to Baltimore, Grace Lines altered inbound vessels, and Exochorda was set to depart Baltimore instead of New York as fact finders urged an end to the standoff.

New York Holland-American Line Baltimore Grace Lines

Wholesale Food Index Drops Again Amid Declining Prices

Wholesale food prices eased for the week as the Dun and Bradstreet index fell. The report notes the index value at 36.64, down from last week’s 46.52 year-ago peak, with broader economic context including government actions and crime investigations in the capital.

New York Wadesare Washington Truman Iofay Louis Letusa Sare Outsidelince Jait Ferdayi Dun & Bradstreet Ieee Chateman i Dex Senate Diane Investi

Ballots Swung by Probes Shifts in Party Control

Voter anger from probes in yesterday’s elections shook many city halls and installed reform forces. Republicans gained in Bergen County and several states. Democrats swept Philadelphia and Indianapolis as 12 New York cities replaced Democratic mayors with Republicans, signaling a national shift ahead of 1952. Concluded on Page 7, Column 1.

Washington iBut White House Staten ‘Island Nithan Boston Bergen County N. J Bergen Hudson River New York Senate Crime Committee Indiana New York City Iity Pennsylvania Democrats

Mild Spell Won’t Last in Syracuse Weather Outlook

Syracuse faces a brief milder spell but forecasters warn it will end soon. Andrew P Helter notes last night’s 23 degree low broke a cold-streak since Thursday. a new storm belt centered on Ohio and Washington DC threatens more severe weather. Snow totals of 2 to 4 inches are forecast with north winds 20 to 40 mph. tomorrow highs near 32 then dropping to 20 tonight.

Syracuse Andrew P. Helter Keller Sai Keller Mercy Ohio Washlington D.C Utica Ira

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