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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1951

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Hearn Will Face Raschi at Polo Grounds in Third Game

Giants and Yankees set for game three at the Polo Grounds as Raschi and Hearn toe the mound amid a sun drenched, hot day. Giants fans celebrate reaching the World Series, while ticket controversy and speculation swirl over scalped seats.

Hearn Raschi Polo Grounds Hineuy Yankees Woodlinsit Stanky Rizzuto Darks Stevens Gore New York INL Giants Toom Alfred Lord Tennyson Yanks Vic Raschi Jim Hearn Dodgers Cleaners

Heartbreak Ridge Falls To Allies In Korea Fight

In eastern Korea the Heartbreak Ridge battle erupts as American and French infantry advance behind flamethrowers amid air and sea actions. The western front shows a five mile gain by UN forces over 30 miles of front with heavy fighting, while the New Jersey and a task force bombarded Hungnam harbor. Casualties and specifics remain unconfirmed as truce talks show no progress.

U. 8 8Th Army Korea Heartbreak Ridge U. S New Jersey Hungnam Harbor Keseng United Nations West Central Front Yimjin

Real Blasts for A Test Near Binghamton Hit Dairy Plant

A mock atom bomb test near Binghamton caused seven large explosions at Queens Dairy in Coventry destroying two milk plants. Firefighters from four communities fought the blaze estimated to cause sixty thousand dollars in losses. Fireman Fred Kane of Afton was hospitalized with serious injuries amid a chain of explosions starting with a motor fire and followed by tank and drum blasts.

Binghamton Queens Coventry Bainbridge Harpurs Fred Kane Afton! T

Paratroops Help French Paratroops Help French

A Bristol Laboratories penicillin plant on Thompson Road evacuated at least 30 workers to St Joseph's Hospital after a gas leak from an air conditioning system. Formaldehyde used to clean the area. gas bubbler suspected. Doctors treated many patients and some were unconscious. Fire and hospital staff worked rapidly as ambulances ferried workers away.

Bristol Laboratories Innc Thompsson Rd St Joseph’s Hospital Jokesman Formalueuyde St. Joseph's Herald-Journal Thompson J. 1

Auto dealers seek 5 percent prep charge cap on cars

Washington reports that automobile dealers press for a five percent preparation charge or 150 dollars maximum on passenger cars, to be set by a forthcoming price ceiling order from the Office of Price Stabilization. The group asks for simplification of inventory itemization to buyers and removal of some items from the list.

Retail Motor Vehicle Advisory Committee Office of Price Stabilization

Stassen Seeks King George Diary To Corroborate Facts

Senate inquiry hears Harold Stassen request subpoena of the late Senator Vandenberg diary to corroborate essential facts of his prior testimony on Far East policy. He cites Arthur Vandenberg papers and other documents as supporting material. The session forms part of the subcommittee investigation into subversive influences on U. S. policy in the Far East with emphasis on China aid.

London INS Washington Harold E. Stassen Senate Investi Vandenberg White House China Slassen Pulletin Arthur Vandenber Morning Palace Reefete Genater Stassen Subcommittee U. S Far East

Fire at St. James Hotel Kills Three in Bakersfield

In Bakersfield California a hotel blaze killed three people and injured five early today. The fire at the St James Hotel on the edge of downtown damaged the building and hindered efforts to identify victims. State Department officials testified on Capitol Hill about a 1959 proposal related to military aid to Nationalist forces, with Secretary Acheson not clearly stating his position.

State Department Seti Internal Security Subcommittee Erg Stassen Vanscotted Denberg U.S Stat Jenn R Philip C Jessup White House Stassen’s St. James Learjinr Bakersfield Partment Jessup Acheson

Man Dies Trying To Save Daughter In Buffalo Fire

In Buffalo a 35-year-old father Francis C. Ice died this morning while attempting to rescue his two year old daughter Marcelene from a fire that damaged a building housing their apartment. The child had been carried to safety by an older sister. The wife and a nine year old son escaped via back stairs as firefighters evacuated five other families with an aerial ladder.

Buffalo GP Francis C. Ice Marcelene

Record-tying 33 Degrees Sees October Cooler in Central NY

Central New York experiences a weather shift as October highs tie a record at 33 degrees. Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller reports temperatures may reach 65 today and drop to 45 tonight with light to moderate rain likely through tomorrow. A fast moving Lake Michigan storm and remnants of a Atlantic tropical system bring moist, cool winds from the north at 15 to 25 mph.

New York Mercury Andrew P. Keller Lake I Michigan Keller Tchicago Keiler Sal Iheiler

Mossadegh Off Sunday on UN Oil Dispute Trip

Premier Mohammed Mossadegh seeks a United Nations visa to plead Iran's oil dispute case against Britain before the Security Council. Twelve companions accompany the ailing leader, planning to depart Tehran tomorrow aboard a KLM plane with stops en route through Rome and The Hague to Amsterdam and New York.

Tehran Iran Mohammed Mossadegh United Nations New Britain United Nations Security Council Royal Deutch Amsterdam K.L.M Mossadegh Arri New York Rome The Hague Netherlands

Airline rehearses Princess flight for Canada tour

BOAC conducted a dress rehearsal ahead of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh's Atlantic flight to Canada. The royal couple, aboard an Americanbuilt Stratocruiser, will make the first transoceanic voyage by a heir to the British throne, postponed previously due to King George VI's illness.

Londingh Pnnsh Ve Airways BOAC Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh Canada George VI

Two Men Held in Jefferson County Jail On Charges

James Struelove and Harry Leroy Love were in Jefferson County jail today charged with desertion and non support of their families.

Birmingham Ala James Struelove Harry Leroy Love P Jefferson County

Ambush slays British Malaya high commissioner Sir Henry Garner

Sir Henry Garner leader of Britain's Malaya jungle war effort slain in an ambush on a Frasers Hill road in Pahang north of Kuala Lumpur. Lady Gurney and escorts survived as guerrillas attacked during travel. radio Malaya halted programs and played organ music as details emerged. Concluded on page 2.

Singapore Henry Garner Jean Britain Malayar Federation of Malaya Frasers Hill Pahang Kuala Lumpur Gurn Lady Gurney Gurney Radio Malaya

Today’s Chuckle Becomes A Brief Punchline

A humorous fragment shows wordplay about arguing with a stubborn person and holding firm to beliefs. The line hints at a playful marriage of resolve and humor in a light, bygone-paper tone.

Library Surrenders to World Series Viewers

Gates, head of Syracuse Public Library, quits competing with World Series games. She installs a television to screen the games and asks patrons to obtain a library card in exchange for service.

Friena Gates Syracuse Public Library Miss Gates

Government Notes No Gasoline Rationing for Six Months

Officials say barring unexpected developments there will be no gasoline rationing for at least six months. Details depend on steel availability and broader market conditions.

Washington Brogucine Andle

Stalin Reveals Bomb Test and Planned Expansions

Generalissimo Stalin disclosed that the Soviet Union had exploded an atomic bomb in a test and outlined plans for additional tests of various calibers. He assured that these developments pose no threat to the United States or other countries. He warned of winter fuel shortages and urged calm, noting Russian bombs would be used only for limited purposes if needed. Concluded on page 2.

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