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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1951
Page
9
A sample of reader responses shows enthusiasm to glimpse Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Commenters from various roles express admiration for the royal couple and interest in their appearance and attire.
Cardinal Spellman urges 6 000 000 Catholic Youth Organization members to offer daily prayers for youth behind the Iron Curtain. Speaking on the Columbia BroadcastingSystem network he calls on listeners to use faith as force against domestic Communists as Catholic Youth Organization Week begins.
The fragment reflects a struggle to find optimism, urging a lighter view despite perceived flaws. It hints at introspection and a reflective tone on personal or collective fault lines.
James M. Mead, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, told an Elks group in Lancaster that it will be Harry Truman versus Robert A. Taft in the coming presidential contest. He praised Truman as trustworthy and Taft as an exemplary patriot while calling for uniform loyalty investigations and fair procedures in government hiring.
New York police evacuated the Stork Club twice after anonymous tips claiming a bombing. Emergency squads searched the sight-story building both times and found no explosives. A separate call alleged a bomb at Pennsylvania Station, triggering a four hour search with no find.
President Truman is expected to sign two pay raise measures for Civil Service and postal workers, adding about 700 million dollars a year to the federal payroll. Retroactive payments from July 1 for postal workers and from earlier for other workers could be taxed at new rates, with possible refunds next year. The total retroactive checks may reach 200 million, with pay periods determining timing and eligibility for those on the payroll at signing.
The law spreads annual pay into 24 installments for postal workers and other federal staff. It changes vacation allowances to be uniform across agencies. Employers grant 13 days for up to three years, 20 days for three to 15 years, and 26 days for over 15 years of service.
Assistant Secretary of State John K. Hickerson said the United States will urge other UN members to send more troops and materials to Korea. The push will occur at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly meeting in Paris.
The First Baptist Church of Memphis imported a 2,500 pound bell from Aston Holland for its new church. The bell cost 3,600 dollars with an additional tariff of £692.60.
Police questioned four brothers Adolph 45 Chester 40 Stanley 33 and Leo 31 after entering the Roman home and arresting them on cruelty charges regarding their sister Beatrice who had not been seen since their mother’s funeral in July 1989. Beatrice, described as a husky weight of about 200 pounds and in her late thirties, was sent to a mental hospital on an emergency commitment. The brothers refused to say why they imprisoned her.
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