12 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1951
Page
1
The luxury yacht Signal U1 9, rebuilt from a sub chaser, was severely damaged by fire today at a private dock in Inglesborough. It is owned by J. Waldron Siass of Oyster Bay, with a reported route from Albany to Oyster Bay.
A man walked into a Cedar Rapids police station and calmly said he had slain his wife. Officers found the body in the trunk of his car. Police identified him as Crevet Leroy Moir, a Waterloo factory worker, who blamed domestic troubles for the crime.
A massive fire at Kodak Park in Rochester damaged paper stock and facilities, with about 25 percent of Kodak’s paper stock ruined. Fourteen hours of firefighting followed, smoke forced residents from apartments, and damages were initially estimated around 100000 dollars with several injuries among firefighters and patrons.
The Japanese government plans resumption of era and commentary broadcasts five hours daily to North America, China, the Philippines, Indonesia and India. The move follows Japan's surrender and orders by General MacArthur in September 1945.
Fragmented obituary notices list Charles PF Argows 75 publisher of Irondequoit News in Rochester and others with mixed spellings and locations including New York, Hollywood, Cincinnati and Oakland. The garbled text references officials, actors, and a Democratic congressman with unclear connections and dates.
Fragmentary report recalls John Guildard and Lt Henry Alfred Camrine on a victory parade stage at Jaehon station, noting posthumous honors for Sasy Croce and Cuitt. It highlights praise for heroism by Marines in Korea, detailing acts of bravery and the award process amid allegations of political tampering.
TANMUNIONM reports Korra and UN chief Hodes clash over armistice terms. The UN seeks a buffer zone and demarcation line while opposing a quick settlement. Hodes’ sharp stance follows a rainy Panmunjom day, amid debate on policy and commemorations for Korea War dead.
A chaotic broadcasted fragment notes Armistice Day ceremonies in Ocilla with a parade assembling at 1:30 PM and veterans groups marching from Salina Street. It mentions leaders like Smith and Alfred Spor Cady and references churches offering prayers for world peace while stumbles over names, places, and dates.
The article notes Speaker Rayburn of Texas will address the governors at their annual meeting. It highlights civil rights as a central issue, with Southern defections tied to past politics. References to regional figures and a 18th century context are mixed in fragmented prose.
A fragmented report notes H M Pinnell criticizing prevailing price approaches and a British debate on foreign policy and disarmament. It recounts criticism of UN creation, UK Conservative stance, and a session where Lester B. Pearson and other officials address hair-splitting politics amid broader Cold War tensions.
Karen Rusti Howe’s mother reports her daughter disappeared after a man in a car snatched her beagle hound near their home. The warning note mentions a $20 reward and urges the dog’s return, with Karen’s family seeking help from authorities.
Two inventive anglers combine surplus Army and Air Force gear to ease fishing. An amphibious jeep transports them from land to water, skipping transfers, while a graceful craft skims the lake. They gear up with rods and lines, making fishing feel effortless.
Lake Charles La Fiv pleads in criminal proceeding charging defaming 16 public officials and three gamblers in a crusade against Izambiing. Austin Dollsen is noted in relation to the case as a key figure in the proceedings.
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