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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1948
Page
2
Attorney David M Solinger warned that television in taverns may be banned due to common law copyright infringement. Broadcasters seek to curb tavern use, with potential court action to stop owners from profiting while the broadcaster pays the bill.
Mis ousane Kasenkina shows recovery at Roosevelt Hospital after escape attempt. Nationals at the Letter Carriers convention open with 2 000 delegates from 90000 mailmen and Honolulu on hand. A prison riot near Statesville NC is quelled as reinforcements arrive, twelve ringleaders sent to Central Prison. The treasure ship Malion Inez is late but due on San Diego Oct 20 after SOS call. Royal Typewriter Co workers strike for higher wages with about 2000 pickets in Hartford.
Assemblyman Paul L Talbot of Otsego County plans no nomination for president of the Danymens League Cooperative Association after announcing his resignation as league president following a death in the group. The league will elect a new president at its 29th annual convention to be held Wednesday and Thursday at Saratoga Springs amid party tensions.
A high profile legal and financial tangle involves the Washington Times-Herald saga with the birth of a son to Mrs Patterson and a court sale of securities to cover estate claims. The estate, valued around 16.5 million, faces disputes among seven executives and debts linked to the late publisher. The newborn, described as the baby of Mrs Patterson, is from St Vincent’s Hospital. The securities will be sold to satisfy the will and debts, with Mrs Patterson planning to receive her portion as heir.
Mila Lathrop of the United Electrical Workers district resigned after a House Labor subcommittee recommended contempt citation for his testimony about party membership. Lathrop, a local representative for UEW Local 361, had served five years and offered no explanation. The citation was advised following a two day hearing into alleged Communist control of the unions. The resignation was announced in the Clecmeat Union News, the UEW publication.
Six inmates scaled a 15 foot wire fence at the Ontario Reform atory in Guelph last night. Kitchen staff removed wooden sashes and broke through heavy wire mesh covering windows to reach the yard. Third Japanese Diet session recesses amid prime minister speculation. Baby killer gets eight years in Tokyo for infant murders. US watches steel moves as Cripps comments after Ottawa trip. Budapest claims American saboteurs damaged Hungarian economy. Prominent figures visit Pasadena as George Vincent Bedell, Dr Edward Meadow, Dr Walter P Rogers, Eugene Pettibone, Frank Connor, and Rev James Albert Nichols noted in various locations.
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