27 Nov 1946
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
1
Weather forecast predicts light snow flurries tonight through Thursday with little ground accumulation. Temperatures will dip to about 25 degrees as cold conditions persist into Thanksgiving and Friday with light winds.
Dispatches from Zurich state that London morning papers report bridges of telephones to Budapest Bucharest and Vienna were cut off for 24 hours isolating the Swiss city and surrounding lines.
The Weather Bureau reports moderate temperatures with occasional snow flurries. Frigid tonight with colder conditions tomorrow. lows around 25 tonight and 36 to 43 during the day. Mostly sunny in Eastern New York with brief snow squalls over high elevations tonight.
A Congressional committee issues a subpoena to Secretary of the Interior Krug to testify at 2 PM Monday before the Surplus Property Investigating Committee. The action stems from the government battle against John J. Lewis in the coat strike dispute.
A Lacsa Airlines plane serving the Costa Rica interior crashed near San Jose at Santana, killing 22 people including two crew members. The announcement was made today in San Jose.
The Yugoslav government notified the Greek minister in Belgrade that Yugoslavia is strengthening its border forces along the Greek frontier as tensions rise between the two nations.
American cigars and pipe tobacco declared surplus by the Eighth Army will be given to Japanese workers in essential industries as an incentive for harder work.
Washington associates report housing expediter Wilson W. Wyatt may resign if President Truman does not publicly back his veterans housing program. A White House conference was set to decide Wyatt s fate as foresters warned coal strikes could delay lumber for low priced homes. Senator Taylor urged strong emergency powers to support Wyatt.
A survey shows a majority of the United Nations Political and Security Committee favor a world troop census at home and abroad. US and Britain expect a vote soon to resume veto discussions with all members to report troop numbers by January 1 1947. Molotov and Connally may speak again, delaying final action.
Charleston West Virginia nine stores may stop extending credit to striking soft coal miners as attorneys for operators warn that extending credit at company owned stores could violate the Smith Connally Act during ongoing labor actions.
The Herald Journal will not publish on Thanksgiving Day aligning with prewar policy. Editorials and features are edited to preserve reader continuity during the holiday.
Four foreign ministers The Big Four met in New York to finalize an accord on the Trieste issue and other items delaying the European satellite peace treaties. Secret discussions included Byrnes Molotov Bevin and Couve de Murville. Details withheld from press as the talks continued.
The French press agency reports the Norwegian consul in Marseilles was found murdered today, sparking an international inquiry and security concerns. Local authorities have not released further details on suspects or motives.
Mrs. Frog Eldred shot and killed her 13-year-old daughter Barbara then wounded her husband before drowning in Seneca Lake about 5 P M Tuesday, near Dresden. District Attorney Homer C Pelton said an inquest will be held soon at the Eldred home on Lower Lake Road. The daughter was found with a shotgun wound in an upstairs room. Mr Eldred was grazed as he rushed upstairs and was later found dead.
Newsweek quoted a reliable informant noting Roosevelt gave a pro Russian speech at a Moscow reception honoring a Soviet cultural liaison. The remarks touched on press freedom in the U S and call to repeal the Foreign Agents Registration Act amid debate over student and writer exchanges.
An explosion leveled the Boxer Tobacco House in Chicago injuring 30 as the front collapsed onto a passing street car. A neighboring dwelling caught fire while investigators sought the blast cause. Hack Sindery, 30, witnessed the scene and described the moment.
Chinese press reports said Gen Tu Li Ming, government commander in Manchuria, asked the Soviets to advise when Red Army troops would withdraw from Dairen a free port by treaty but had received no answer.
Editorial by Marquis Chibis signals renewed Central controversy over a food issue in Surpreme Court. The piece appears on the editorial pages amid the inside sections and assorted features, including amusements, finances, and city life.
Washington insiders warn a prolonged rat strike could disrupt processing and distribution of food in major cities. Officials say shortages would appear after several weeks, especially in distant areas far from production centers.
Federal Judge Goldsborough hearings on John Lewis and United Mine Workers address whether the miners may quit under the Smith Connally Act and if the government bears responsibility for the walkout. Lewis argues government operations not sovereign. the government contends the act bars strikes against it.
The Rotary Club of Syracuse sponsors a December 2 at 8 30 P M charity concert at Loew s State Theater to aid the Wieting Johnson Rheumatic Fever Hospital. Evelyn and Her Magic Violin headline as 400 patrons purchase seats and receive polite cadet escorts. Proceeds benefit rheumatic fever treatment.
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