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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1951
Page
2
A chaotic clipped report describes tax audits and political chatter amid mentions of Dr. Poling, Col. Frank, and Marcelle. It notes internal revenue actions, alleged unsubstantiated deductions, and a retired officer linked to Brooklin. The piece ties Korea war casualties to broader tax and political themes.
Joyce Hayes fled with her mare Beauty and collie Lady after her father removed the dog. She survived four days on the San Gabriel River bed, eating 70 cents worth of cookies and milk while the dog fed on food purchased with her remaining funds. Her mother took her home as deputies continued inquiries.
State Senator Charles Biandy announced plans to introduce a bill banning pari mutuel tickets on horses whose owners lack faith in winning. The discussion highlights bettor concerns about unfair wagers as officials note a practice of horses entered mainly for workouts.
The Soviet government newspaper Investiatates attacks UN Secretary General Trygve Lie in his annual report, calling it servile and pro American. It claims the UN now serves the orders of American aggressors and notes Lie praises intervention in Korea under UN auspices.
CAPT LOUIS T MALONE 46 head of the Sith naval district intelligence office and former executive officer of the battleship Missouri in World War II dies in San Diego California FRED PATTON 63 head of the voice department at Michigan State College from 1939 1936 and Meirn pottien Opera baritone from 1927 1929 dies in Detroit LY COL FRANK B CORRY 64 security officer on the New York State Freedom Train two years ago dies at the wheel of his automobile in Buffalo
A three day wildcat strike by dockers in Hamburg and Bremen ended as nearly all workers returned to their jobs. The disruption touched North Germany’s two largest ports, with ancillary stories of the Hamburg news note and unrelated legal and political notes involving figures like Erickson and Schanaker, reflecting a broader wartime era of labor and crime coverage.
The Roman Catholic Church's Confraternity of Christian Doctrine opens its fourth regional congress in Albany with church and lay officials from the state attending the three day conference. Francis Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of the New York Diocese, is slated to speak. The group aids religious education, especially parish lay work.
Elizabeth and Prince Philip listened to the British election results by radio while staying at Eaglecrest Lodge on Vancouver Island. A spokesman said the royal couple remain politically neutral and had no comment on the outcome during their Canadian cross-country tour.
In Newmarket New Hampshire a five year old boy dislocated his hip while attempting to imitate acrobatic dancers on a television program. His mother, Mrs. John Carmichael, heard his cries and rushed to his side. He was unharmed beyond the injury and received medical attention.
One sailor was killed and six injured as red shore batteries struck the U S heavy cruiser Helena and escort destroyer Moore off Korea's east coast. The Helena took a hit in the superstructure and four crew were wounded slightly while Moore suffered shell damage as it bombarded Hungnem before dawn.
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