17 Nov 1946
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1946
Page
1
Thousands of Syracuse rooters jammed Archbold Stadium hours before kickoff as the Orange defeated Red Raiders. The crowd filled to witness the comeback and the home team’s triumph sparked a lengthy celebration and strong school spirit.
The Weather Bureau reports a windy Sunday with a cold front bringing much colder air Sunday night and into Wednesday. Saturday cooler with an 7 pm sunset. Record highs and lows noted for 1931 and 192, with varying temperatures across cities including New York and Phoenix, and light snow flurries possible Monday night.
President Truman addressed Annapolis Midshipmen in their mess hall saying they are educated for peace and for emergencies, and must be ready to meet any crisis. He stressed their future role goes beyond wartime prep toward maintaining peace and serving in government when needed.
Colgate over Syracuse 25 to 7 in Archbold Stadium before 36 500 fans as part of a slate of notable college football results. Dartmouth beat Cornell 21 to 7 in Ithaca. Army 31 Navy 12. Yale 300 Princeton 2, Harvard 28 Northwestern 6. North Carolina 26 Notre Dame 27. Wisconsin 28 Michigan State 0.
A man known as Shear was arrested after a party near Camp Eusthe in Virginia when he assaulted a 14 year old Army captain daughter acting as a brig for Shears brother. The girl suffered a tongue bite requiring stitches and the assailant confessed in Federal Court at Norfolk that he forced his attentions on the girl. He now serves a 130 day sentence in the Federal stockade at Camp Lee.
U S Catholic bishops urged peace with rights at their annual meeting, calling for a world agreement on the dignity of man and an end to Soviet aggression. They warned that true peace requires consensus on fundamental human rights before addressing other peace flaws. The statement, signed by the National Catholic Welfare Center board, closes their gathering.
Windsor Ontario based Tord Motor Co announces on Saturday that 2400 men will be laid off effective November 22 due to material shortages. The cut applies to employees with seniority dating from 1941 and will extend for an indefinite period.
A compact overview of the inside content highlights amusements, finance, books, music, and city items. It lists departments and page references for polls, editorials, sports, and the entertainment section alongside a death notice and crosswords.
A plane crashed near Walte Mountain Wednesday. Seven of nine searchers found the wreckage. casualties reported as instant death. Rescue parties reached the scene and reported the aircraft burned.
United Nations negotiators and major powers met at Lake Success to discuss a proposed charter modification amid Latin American and Soviet voices. Officials reported tense sessions, with appeals for unanimity and assurances of action by Monday in New York despite divisions.
Washington observes Taft endorsing Sonatac Wallace White of Wang for memory Maar tender of the pow. Republican-controlled Senate Fatt stated his wish to stay as chair of the powerful steering committee. No floor leader candidate has emerged, despite Bryan talk. White’s stance aligns with Taft, urging Morgan to accept the position.
Unclear Washington agency has not issued a rent decision as of Saturday amid ongoing discussions on rent controls and related cases. No formal action yet from OPA. stakeholders await further guidance or directives.
In accord on Trieste the big four face a snag yet again as draft and asylum issues emerge. The dispute centers on postwar arrangements and the role of the United Nations in partition decisions while pressure mounts on the parties to resolve outstanding questions amid secretive consultations and mounting tensions.
Washington report details government study affecting cantyais and sat val ste averies while John Le Lomas resists veiled prosecutions. The piece references police central Vaip debates and ongoing concerns about occupations and state powers amid uncertain industrial actions.
A fragmented report describes a girl insisting she drowned a crippled boy. Investigators searched a scene and questioned suspects while police continued the missing person search.
Fragmentary text discusses threats, precaution, litigation, and a calls for a settlement related to coal conflict. Mentions Mcident of Late Mine Motors, President's request, and a potential fight or standoff. Details are inconsistent and unreadable.
National Campaign warns Congress about extending welfare terms and 44 hour work week while considering tougher mine controls. The note describes potential government action on price management, shipment protections, and possible coal releases to balance supply and labor costs with industry needs.
Unclear reports describe a bombing at a railway station in Stockholm tonight. Police and authorities recovered fragments as a crowd of about sixteen watched, with no serious injuries reported. investigators note the event appears mysterious and possibly linked to a broader threat.
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