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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1951

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Dairymen oppose Truman order on government secrecy

The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association urged President Truman to void his order tightening civilian agency secrecy. At its 32nd annual meeting in Syracuse delegates condemned the move as censorship and called for tax cuts and reduced federal payroll growth.

Dairymen's League Cooperative Association Truman The League Onondaga County War Memorial U.S Macie Talk Con- Sec Okgressmen Syracuse ‘Trust Deal

Leagues Resolutions Include Transparency Call And Draft Board Reform

The league urged clearer standards for government employee powers and disclosure in public matters while pressing for farmer representation on draft boards. It opposed Daylight Saving Time and urged Congress actions on related reforms.

Eleanor Holm raids Rose's penthouse amid rumored divorce

The New York Journal American reports Eleanor Holm led a Sunday raid on Billy Rose's Broadway penthouse to find him with another woman. Four private detectives allegedly accompanied the former Olympic star as photos and evidence were gathered amid a rapid retreat.

NEW York INS New York Journal-American Eleanor Holm Billy Rose Miss Holm Rose Olympic Journal- American Journal- Americans THE Journal-American Joyce Mathews Broadway Rose-Holm

Clouds Spare Frost Keeps Zinnias Blooming Tonight

The weatherman notes thick cloud cover prevented an expected frost over Syracuse. A cool week ahead follows with possible showers as a Canadian air mass moves in, while winds shift from light to northwest 15 to 25 mph tomorrow.

Syracuse

Pentagon hopeful on Kerntan trace talks outcome

Editorial page notes cautious optimism in Washington as talks on Kerntan trace shift from delay to potential results. Marquis Childs analyzes prospects amid ongoing political maneuvering and media scrutiny.

Hich Pentagon Kertan Marquis’ Childs Tage 2 Amagereens

Bank Trust Stockholders Eye Marine Midland Exchange

Syracuse Trust stockholders receive offer to exchange one share of Syracuse Trust capital stock for 2.5 shares of Marine Midland common. Marine Midland trades on the New York Stock Exchange at about 70.25 a share with annual dividends of 69 cents. Harry W. Davies, president of the trust, says control will shift only after two thirds of Syracuse Trust stock exchange. Affected directors already indicate willingness to exchange their own shares. Concluded on Page 34.

League Marine Midland Corporation Sezaritien Marine Midland Securites New York State Congress Kk Exchange Syracuse Trust Harry W. Davies Trust Martine Midland Syracuse Trusts Case Trust New York Tock Exchange Davies

Death by own action suspected in Pa. man death

Coroner Les ter J Seil said Guy E Wilson aged 79 died at home near Fawn Grove from natural causes after being found with a knife in one hand and a loaded rifle across his lap. Neighbors reported he planned to kill himself, and the coroner noted heart strain may have caused the decision.

Lester J. Seil Guy E. Wilson Fawn Grove Sell

Farm For Sale In Wingfoot Area With Heavier Storm Prep

A listing notes a farm in the Wingfoot area for sale. It mentions inclusion of assets bought prior to an upcoming heavy wind storm and hints at windstorm readiness and related equipment.

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This I Will Kill You Excerpts Attract Attention

Controversial extracts from the book This I Will Kill You by B. C. Forbes and Sons spark debate on diet fads and public health. Charles Furcelowe cites warnings about extreme eating advice, noting varied claims from meat to vegetables and dairy, with a conclusion urging medical guidance and moderation.

B. C. Forbes and Sons The Onondaga Medical Society Charles Furcelowe Cicero

FBI arrests sweep nationwide theft of government property

FBI officials disclose 120 people detained over two months for thefts of government property worth about 1 million dollars. arrests cover New Jersey California Ohio Massachusetts New York and Washington DC. items include raw rubber silver boots blankets guns and aircraft radio gear. Camp Kilmer workers linked to a $40 000 bonds heist.

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Browning Freed After Police Say He Had Good Case

In Long Beach California officers, after finding themselves in a similar situation, released Robert L Browning with a warning. Browning had been accused of staring at 24 year old liquor clerk Jacquetta Sather for too long and too often, and said he could not help himself as she fascinated him.

Long Beach Calif. Ch Robert L. Browning Browning Jacquetta Sather Mrs. Laiher Sim

House Approves Defense Bill With Army Air Force Construction

The House approved a 4.53 billion dollar defense appropriation for military construction and the Atomic Energy Commission. It rejected 18,210 to 12,821 a funding cut for an airport at Standview Missouri. Savannah River project gets 200 million. The bill heads to the Senate.

Washington House Atomics’ Energy Commission Truman Standview Senate Army Air Force Atomic Energy Commisssion Savannah S.C. Atomic State, Justice and Commerce Departments Federal Monerbil Igay

Magic Touch Bandits Take Trial Run At Lewiston Slots

Three former slot machine repairmen Johnny Pugh Danny Foster and Robert Ub Fes traveled to Lewiston to pilfer coins from 2 cent 50 cent and $2 machines earning $210 in 3 ½ minutes. Police say no tampering evidence exists and the men refuse to reveal total winnings or planned locations. Pugh claims Las Vegas inspired their method and argues players are entitled to winnings if machines can take money.

Lewiston Idaho Johnny Pugh Danny Foster Robert Ik Ub Fes Robert C. Flood Pugh Las Vegas

Chest Fund reports 32 percent of goal reached

The Community Chest drive shows pledges totaling 534 614 dollars, 32 percent of the 1 697 383 goal. The Public Service Division has 49 percent with 348 991 pledged, while the Bank section stands at 45 percent reaching 59 percent of its quota. The Women’s Division leads at 157 percent of its target.

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Talks Break Off in Iran Russia Dispute Says Tehran

Reports from Tehran say Iran and the Soviet Union have broken off talks amid accusations of bad will. No official confirmation yet, with Western analysts calling the rupture possibly temporary amid broader Cold War pressures.

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Syracuse Air Force Captain Calls Family From Japan

Syracuse captain Carl Burak telephoned his wife from Osaka, Japan, describing a three day rest period after a tactical reconnaissance mission with Gen. Omar Bradley and Gen. Matthew Teague in Hore. Burak, a P-52 fighter pilot with twenty Korea missions, said he was part of a 20 member group that included generals and colonels, and that Bradley spoke to him during the tour. General James Van Fleet also spoke at a Fifth Air Force briefing.

Syracuse Japan Omar Bradley Matthew Tewey Hore Carl Burak Korea Cleveridge Osaka Burak Shusband Bradley Beriefi Fifth Air Force James van Fleet van Fleel

Largest helicopter airlift lands Marines at front in Korea

United Nations forces push forward as a full battalion of American Marines is flown into East Korea in the largest helicopter airlift in history. Communist reports cite armistice talks and a third meeting planned. Ground combat and efforts near Heartbreak Ridge are described with details of the Kim Ji Sung Ridge assault and accompanying armored advances.

United Nations Korea U.S. Eighth Army Yonchon Red Wnison U. S. First Marine Division Heartbreak Ridge

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