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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1948

Page

15

New Chance on Reich Pact Sought by Allies

United States Britain and France offered Russia a new chance to end the Berlin blockade with a six power framework as the Berlin issue is left off the UN Security Council agenda. The ministers spoke after a 70 minute meeting in Paris and discussed a North Atlantic defense treaty with Brussels Pact members and a proposed European ministerial council to unite anti Communist Europe.

Paris CP United States Britain France Russia United Nations Security Council Berlin Security Council Tate Marshall Ernest Bevin Robert Schuman Brussels Alliance Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Marshall Bevin Brussels Washington

Suit Aimed At Mitchum In Laurel Canyon Case

Actress Lila Leeds dancer Vickie Evans and realtor Robin Ford were sued by Nanette Bordeaux for 2500 dollars over damages to a Laurel Canyon home tied to narcotics arrests on September 1. Bordeaux claimed she rented the property to Virginia Ann Hyland and officials burned walls and damaged furniture. A vagrancy charge against Vicki Evans was dismissed in a separate case involving gambling and 26 other spectators.

Dos Angeles Robert ‘Mitchum Nanette Bordeaux Lila Leeds Vickie Evans Robin Ford Laurel Canyon Bordeaux Virginia Ann Hyland Vicki Evans Vald

Stumble by Bowery stroller ties five to thefts

Five men were arrested after a Bowery stumble led detectives to a haul of about $25,000 in paper boxes stolen from the Shampain-Citron-Clark Co of Brooklyn. A fleeing suspect dropped an armload of boxes, directing cops to a Manhattan warehouse where $12,000 worth of the loot was recovered.

New York Run Foll Bowery Shampain-Citron-Clark Company Brooklyn Manhattan

Police Cars Escort Buses In New York Strike

Six hundred police were assigned to guard against violence from rebel, communist inspired striking bus drivers. Manhattan service resumed on most routes as squad cars trailed buses in danger zones. The Third Avenue line remained halted with only limited service along nearby routes. In the Bronx and Queens Nassau Steinway Jamaica lines, service was disrupted while riders used other transit options.

New York Manhattan Third Av Avenue B East Broadway Lower Manhattan Bronx Transport Workers Union C.I.0

Press Protests over Iron and Steel Nationalization

London newspapers bitterly protest government plans to nationalize the iron and steel industry.

London INS

Truman Campaign Swing Reports Big Dem Margin

President Truman began New England stop with Labor Secretary Tobin predicting a 100000 vote Democratic edge in Massachusetts 16 electoral votes. He urged price and rent controls, spoke in Boston Mechanics Hall en route to New York for a Madison Square Garden speech, and criticized Dewey’s polls as misleading while touting expected victory nationwide.

New England Maurice Tobin Massachusetts Connecticut OPA Chester Bowles Truman Mr.truman Boston E.S.T Mechanics Hall New York Madison Square Garden Dewey Cyrus S. Ching Conciliation Service Pittsburgh Tobin Nat Cleveland Thomas E. Dewey G.O.P Massaachusetts Rhode Ialand New York State Upstate Roosevelt

Crane Students Give Recital at Potsdam State Teachers College

Five seniors from the Crane Department of Potsdam State Teachers College opened a quarterly recital in the college auditorium. Vocalists Mary Wilkinson and Richard Knickerbocker performed, joined by instrumentalists Mary Lou Farr Leland Roberts and Winifred Stoker. A piano accompanist Christina Riedler and a string quartet featuring Perry Yaw Robert Washburn and Betty Winchester accompanied. Carolyn Longfritz contributed a flute obligato for a soprano solo.

Potsdam Crane Potsdam State Teachers College Mary Wilkinson Richard Knickerbocker Mary Lou Farr Leland Roberts Winifred Stoker Hindemith Christina Riedler Miss Farr

The Town Gossip and Key Party Skirmishes at Shor’s Club

A slice of postwar New York life chronicles cops, celebrities, and nightlife with mentions of Truman at Toots Shor’s, a celebrity guest list, and industry chatter. Notable items include Walker’s run ins with law, a coat gifted by ex-wife Honey Wilder, DiMaggio pheasants, and stage trends on Broadway as editors rail at press habits.

Curly Harrig Honeychile Wilder Joe DiMaggio Lester Lewis Linda Darnell Toots Shor's

Hoodlums damage parking meters in Auburn streets

Police reported pre Halloween vandalism in downtown Auburn as eight meters were pried open along Genesee Street South Street near Memorial City Hall and Exchange Street. backs of meters were ripped off and mechanisms removed according to Patrolman Clair B G Stanton.

Auburn Genesee St South North Sts Exchange St Clair BG. Stanton South St Memorial City Hall

Saints & Sinners party invitation for Norman Thomas

An odd column repeats a plug about Stickney Lindsay and Crouse. It mentions the Saints and Sinners party for Norman Thomas hosting the Fall Guy. The piece includes a request to say Normal and to bring sandwiches.

Stickney, Lindsay and Crouse Norman Thomas

Three Infants Die When Home Burns in Tennessee

Lawrenceville authorities report a house fire last night claiming three infant lives. The oldest victim was under two years old. Kerosene sparked the blaze after a stove was ignited, destroying the frame home and killing Glynda Mae Fra.

Lawrenceville Tenn Glynda Mae Fra

Tragic Fire Claims Infants as Mothers Repeatedly Attempt Escape

In a devastating blaze, seven and five month old children, a Sgt. Delbert Hufford and Pvt. Norman Frazier are named among the victims. The mothers were burned while making repeated attempts to reach their children, underscoring a deadly family tragedy.

Aor Sherry Kay Frazier Norman. Frazier Frazier Steven C. Hufford Sgt Delbert Hufford Hufford

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