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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1948
Page
2
Earl Wilson recounts a long stream of nam es, events and cultural touchstones from early 20th century America. He recalls wartime memories, entertainment icons, sports figures, and social moments spanning World War I through the postwar era, reflecting on youth, fame, and national memories.
New York Central watchman Ralph Richardson, 43, was killed today when struck by an eastbound freight train near Haugue Crossing. He was employed by the railroad and died from injuries sustained at the scene.
A British egleutist reports the case of a man ered of baldness by moving out on his mother in law. This is one of the less drastic remedies and may interest the Democratic National Committee as the opposition is blamed for housing failures. Dress shirt production is down while pajama production rises and diplomats may have learned they should have stood in bed. Testimony in Washington suggests we have been sleeping more than before. Planes off on long hop from Moffett Field. Twelve Navy planes begin a five-hour hop to Tarawa, then land at Princeton, and finally reach Barbers Point Hawaii after a 2,400 mile trek.
A seven day old girl born to Mrs. John Lollis at Spangler Hospital died last night after a premature birth. The infant weighed 28 ounces and had been kept in an incubator. authorities say the child’s fate followed complications from early gestation amid a broader Newark bank robbery probe. Police and FBI in Newark continue to chase a suspect who staged a daytime heist at Fidelity Union Trust Co. with disputed loot estimates ranging from seventeen to eighty thousand dollars.
Lima reports Peru outlawed the left wing Apen Party blamed for Sunday’s Callao unrest. Government says 1,072 arrests already made as authorities move to bring leaders to justice. Other items note Shanghai rationing orders, Leyland Motors’ high-cost order, and Cuba’s pardon of Patricia Schmidt.
Albany County candidates of the American Labor Party will not appear on the November 2 ballot. As ruled by State Supreme Court Justice Francis Burgin only Progressive Party nominees Henry Wallace for president and Senator Glen Taylor for vice president will remain on the ALP row in Albany County. Burgin wrote three opinions and the case centered on party line placement and ballot integrity.
Confusing dispatch reports negotiations on peace talks bogged down as the Pacific coast sees heightened activity. In Seattle five joining crews offer to sail Alaska vessels amid 148 ships reported tied up in coast ports since September 2. A retrial date was set for Leto Micenko, 26, Dunkirk, in a murder case involving a Wahine assault, with proceedings due to begin November 20.
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