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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1951
Page
2
New York mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri returns from a beday vacation to address three crises. The wildcat dock strike crippling the port. A 23 day sanitation slowdown by the department. A police department shakeup ongoing.
Dr. Hermann Sander, acquitted in a mercy death case, faces a Hillsborough County Medical Society vote tonight on his bid for readmission. A spokesman said the petition will be considered at the meeting amid public attention in Nashua New Hampshire.
In London Winston Churchill reportedly aims to form a Francos Anglo American strategic council of the Western World if elected. He may fly to Washington to present the plan to President Truman. A second dispatch notes Greenland expeditions confirming its reality and reports on political shifts including Argentina’s minister resigning over policy.
FRANK G. WOBB Ri a former key member of the American Aptomehie Aasmentine and ex broker in San Diego. WILLIAM BADNER a 43 year old Washington DC attorney served as general counsel for the War Shipping Administration during World War II and for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. In San Francisco MASTER SGT WILLIAM 4 SCHAUFFLER a friend and longtime associate of the late Rijk Mitchell is credited with aiding the first American air plane corps against German air forces in World War II. Otte Air Fores Base Mass.
A special grand jury to begin a full investigation into the Cicero riots last July. The panel of 73 men and 70 women was sworn in Cook County Criminal Court. Indictments against four in the conspiracy case were quashed.
Gen Mark Clark's son Al Reed Clark, a 1855 graduate of the U S Military Academy and infantry officer with the Second Division Ninth Infantry, arrived at Walter Reed Hospital after being wounded severely on Heartbreak Ridge Korea October 1. This marked his third battle injury.
A tall blond Sacramento housewife volunteered to imitate Godiva's nude ride as a protest against high prices. Mrs. Jerry Coburn, 28, wife of a plumber, will ride a white horse around the Sacramento County Horsemen's Association ring next Sunday at the annual show. She said it was her choice what she wears or wears nothing.
General Thomas T. Handy, commander in chief of the European command of the U S Army, arrived in Lisbon today by air from Germany for a three day stay with the Portuguese Ministry of Defense.
Democratic Senator Connally led opposition to General Mark Clark being named ambassador to the Vatican. He cited Clark’s World War II command and the Rapido crossing as grounds to oppose confirmation. White House doubt on Clark keeping military status tempered push for a personal representative role.
Senator Lester C Hunt reports a serious gambling liquor problem at Keesler Air Force Base area in Biloxi and Harrison County. Testimony cites 300 gambling spots, $730000 monthly take, airmen harmed including two suicides, and civilian crime affecting base discipline.
Dr. De H Nieburgs of the Medical College of Georgia told the American Cancer Society meeting that large doses of synthetic hormone substance thysalbestrol appeared to erase a certain type of early female cancer in eight cases. He cautioned that the oldest case is only 24 weeks in and results are not cures. five-year recurrence would be needed to claim success. Most treated cancers showed no obvious symptoms, detected during routine exams at the Georgia institution.
The readable fragments mention cancer detection, possible male and female hormonal links, and a referenced area called Pahanso Sintec. It also notes abandoned Gurkha camps and a three hour lead time, with unclear context and numerous garbled terms.
Gurkhas press the hunt in Central Malaya amid heavy tropical rains. British high commissioner Sir Henry Garney reports involvement of SG troops and local home guards armed with shotguns rifles and grenades as they pursue communists held responsible for attacks on trains.
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