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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1946

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Truman urges wisdom and restraint in divided government

President Truman called for wisdom and restraint from both parties to protect public interests amid divided party control. He said last week's Democratic defeat does not alter domestic or foreign priorities and noted no cabinet resignations, with Ross remaining as press secretary. He left for later decision on weekly White House conferences with GOP leaders.

Washington (P Trunan Truman Charles G. Ross Congress White House

Truman Calls for World Peace at Armistice Day Ceremony

President Truman observed Armistice Day at Arlington National Cemetery before the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. He urged a peace that safeguards the welfare of the United States and the world to prevent future world wars and protect universal principles. The address conveyed a solemn call for lasting global stability.

Washington Ins Truman America Arlington National Cemetery United States

Weather forecast for Syracuse area turns cooler with rain

U S Weather Bureau predicts rain and cooler conditions in the Syracuse area today and tonight with an occasional shower Tuesday. Expect continued cool weather and a higher high Sunday. Sunset today at 4 48 P M sunrise Tuesday 6 53 A M. Record highs and lows noted for today. Relative humidity around 84 percent at 8 30 P M and 64 percent at 5 30 A M. Weather Map: Page 24.

U.S. Weather Bureau Towest Haworth Ing. Repter Winchell W. Brady

United Air crash near Cleveland kills two pilots

A United Airlines flight from Chicago to Boston crashed near Cleveland airport during a rainstorm, killing pilot F L Brown of Chicago and copilot Robert L Arnold of Sammond Indiana. Debris tore the plane apart injuring 17 passengers and a stewardess. Airport officials described a catastrophic impact.

Cleveland United Airlines Phe Chicago Boston F. L. Brown Robert L. Arnold Sammond Ind John Berry

Budapest Raids Arrest 130 in Public Security Drive

Budapest police with Soviet troops raided homes and arrested 130 people in a push described as for public security. AP caption notes Capt Frank S. Ray of Sanford Florida enjoying cake at a party for Trieste orphanage inmates. Sunday MPs from the 351st Regiment feed children in an accompanying wire photo.

London INS Hungary Budapest Frank S. Ray U.S Army Sanford Trieste 351St Regiment

Jewish Extremists Threaten Attlee Bevin and Montgomery

Anonymous telephone threats against Prime Minister Attlee Foreign Secretary Bevin and Field Marshal Montgomery were reported by London papers and linked to Jewish extremists in Britain. The Daily Mail cited a caller threatening to kill Montgomery and blow up the War Office unless Palestine police were changed. Scotland Yard said precautions had been taken, with unofficial sources noting identities of extremists suspected of planning to enter Britain.

London Clement Attlee Ernest Bevin Viscount Montgomery Britain Daily’ Mail Montgomery War Office Palestine Police Scotland Yard Yard THE Daily Mirror Attlee Bevin Fred J. Bellenger New York City London Sunday Express England

Truman Defines Policy As Bipartisan National Program

President Truman, after a post election statement, said domestic and foreign policy will remain a national program despite a Republican Congress. He warned against personal or partisan advantage and urged stern analysis to protect public interest. He emphasized bipartisan cooperation in foreign affairs and a hard course ahead.

Washington Republican Congress Truman Congress

Rainy Weather Continues Across Syracuse Area

The Syracuse weather bureau forecasts continuous rain and cooler temperatures tonight and Tuesday. Occasional showers expected tonight and early Tuesday with possible clearing later in the day. Umbrellas and raincoats needed for residents as meteorologist Andrew H. Kellar notes the pattern may persist.

Syracuse

Boat capsizes near Bahia Blanca. thirty eight dead

An excursion boat near Bahia Blanca capsized drowning thirty eight people. Reports indicate a high casualty toll with authorities beginning search and rescue efforts and identifying likely passengers.

Buenos Ames INS Bahia Blanca

Seen Hitler Lately in Dahlgren

Dahlgren alerts to possible Hitler sighting after a man resembling the ex-Fuehrer was reported on election day. Police officer Charles Miller is on the lookout as residents report a toothbrush mustache and German accent and the town newspaper warns readers to contact Miller if they see him.

Dahlgren UIS Adolf Hitler Charles Miller Fuehrer Germany George Auxuer England Auxler Hitler The Echo

France weighs Pro Soviet shift after French elections

United Nations observers monitor France as the Sunday vote raises the possibility of a more pro-Russian foreign policy. If the new government leans left, Paris might shift away from the United States and Britain on key issues, altering power dynamics at the UN and in Cold War diplomacy.

France Russia New York United Nations United States Britain West Paris Golusin

Deadlock in Government as Result of Congressional Election

In the editorial, David Lawrencs argues the government is deadlocked after the congressional selection, hindering progress on important issues.

David Lawrencs

Communists Lead in France as Reds Win Seats in Election

In France's Fourth Republic race, the Communist Party emerges as the strongest group. A new leftist coalition appears likely to replace the MRp Socialist alliance that currently governs. The Communists oust President Georges Bidault’s MRP from the legislative lead, regaining the seat they held in the first constituent assembly.

France Paris Fourth Republic Popular Republicans MRP Communist Party Georges Bidault Frst

China Parley Postponed Amid Communist Tensions

Opening of the National Assembly called by Chiang Kai-shek to establish an all party government for China has been postponed by two or three days. Peng Hsueh said the delay follows renewed Communist tempers over alleged government violations of the cease-fire order. Third party representatives urged postponement until month end to seek a pre agreement with the Communists.

Anking National Assembly Chiang Kai-shek China Peng’ Hsueh Yenan

Fordham Seismologist Reports Severe Quake Near Peru

A Fordham University seismologist said a quake recorded yesterday was fairly severe and likely centered in Peru. The report notes the event was detected in New York and characterized as strong by the scientist.

New York INS Fordham University Seismologista Peru

Bodies found in swamp after abduction case

Decomposed bodies of a woman and man believed to be Mary Byle Kimmey and Chalmers N. Leaubaugh were located in Lebanon State Forest swamp. Navy blimp spotted them as ground teams searched near the kidnapping scene from last September in Lakewood New Jersey.

Lakewood N. J Ira Lillie Sliver Lebanon State Forest Mary Byle Kimmey Chalmers N. Leaubaugh Washington, DB

Three Power Plants Shut by Strike

Three power plants operated by Linton Electric Co of Missons were shut down by a strike by AVP.L. operating engineers. The plants supplied about three quarters of the system’s power today.

St, Louis Cup Linton Electric Co Missons Avp.l

Cash Gone iPair Aids in Frightful Odyssey

A New Jersey wife and her estranged husband fled in a taxicab with their 18 year old driver after a gun was drawn to force reconciliation. The trio traveled from Oswego to Alabama before authorities intervened, with the driver acting as mediator amid the tense panic.

Jersey CIPY N. J Wiliam Horan Seventh St Oswego N. XY Pauline Felton Central Avenue Poice John Underwood Horan Felton Arthur 2. Felton James A. Donovan N.Y Syracuse, N. X Rochester J Ailania

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