28 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1946
Page
1
Republican strategists expect Gov. Dewey to win a large upstate plurality and shift focus to New York City to capture the Democratic stronghold at the polls November 5. Dewey prepared a statewide radio address detailing forward strides in social welfare public health and juvenile delinquency.
Senator James M. Mead campaigns in New York City including Harlem and the Bronx as he seeks the Democratic American Labor and Liberal nominations for governor. He urges civil rights and economic security for minorities regardless of race or creed and notes his statewide tour conclusion on Sunday.
Henry J Haubold Jr a 15 year old high school sophomore was held on a first degree murder charge after police said he stabbed 11 year old George Wanzer Jr to death then joked at his mother s tea party He confessed last night and a 10 year old companion identified him as the one who led the boy into the woods near Wantagh Nassau County DA James N Gehrig said Haubold said he plunged a six inch knife into the boy s back and stabbed him several times He claimed he did not know why the slaying occurred
The U S Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy skies and continued warmth for today tonight and Tuesday with highs near 74 and a low around 0. Sunset 5 03 P M sunrise Tuesday 6 35 AM record highs and lows noted for today historical extremes and humidity readings close to 84 at 8 30 PM and 99 at 8 30 AM regional outlook calls for mild conditions and considerable clouds Tuesday Eastern New York forecast.
October's warm spell lingers with above normal temps and partly cloudy skies. The Weather Bureau forecasts mild readings through Tuesday with Southeast winds increasing and no significant weather change expected. Sunday saw a high of 74 degrees and a 41 degree low before a similar high today, while dense fog at Municipal Airport hindered early morning airline operations.
Nome Alaska rattled by an icy gale from the Bering Sea wrecking six business buildings and severely damaging twelve others. Property owners estimate losses between 200000 and 400000 dollars as cleanup begins after the weekend storm.
American military officials announced Walther Kazmarek, arrested months ago on suspicion of leading a Soviet backed espionage ring, will face trial within two weeks. The charges do not mention Russia or espionage. The report notes the case and its timing amid postwar occupation authorities.
President Truman told King Ibn Saud that the United States rejects the Saudi charge that American policy on Palestine has shifted. He reaffirmed support for admitting at least 100,000 European Jews to Palestine and said the U S stands against aggression and terrorism for political ends.
The Supreme Court today refused to disturb a lower court decision upholding Georgia's county unit voting system. Eugene Talmadge had won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination despite trailing James Carmichael in popular votes. Governor Arnall supported Carmichael. Justices Black and Murphy favored a hearing.
In Brooklyn night court four men faced arraignment on charges after allegedly smashing 5 600 eggs during a fight at a butter and egg store. The magistrate called it a scrambled mess and defense counsel quipped about eggs. A hearing is set for Tuesday with the four paroled pending.
P C Agans superintendent of the Syracuse division reported westbound trains delayed four and a half to five hours and eastbound one to two hours after a derailment of 16 freight cars between Walworth and Palmyra. No injuries. Track four cleared by 10 A.M. with other tracks due to clear by about 7 P.M. Reroutes alternate via Auburn road and West Shore line between Lyons and Wayneport.
Former Premier Paul Reynaud accused Communists of attempting to cast him from a second story window during a political meeting in Watten near Dunkerque yesterday. He reported the incident after returning from the event.
U S Army Police arrest eighteen suspects after swift joint action with Scotland Yard in London. The spree linked to jewel robberies totaling near five hundred thousand dollars with American born women among those involved. Duchess of Windsor and Lady Kathleen Hart named in connections, investigations continue.
Washington reports a pre election coal crisis as John L. Lewis and the Truman administration confront a crucial choice. Krug defends last spring mining contract while Lewis argues the agreement ends with government control. The Friday deadline sharpens pressure on the White House ahead of the vote.
President Truman will depart by train at 3 30 P M for Independence Missouri to cast his ballot in the congressional elections next Tuesday. The White House said no political speeches are planned before the vote.
An editorial notes Russia's concession on a key veto matter raises optimism for United Nations Assembly actions. Marquis Childs comments on potential shifts in international diplomacy as coverage highlights editorial pages and related sections.
In a UN General Assembly speech Mohamed Husein Heykal Pasha urged international protection for Middle East nations from great power control and condemned overseas military forces without host government consent. Egypt tied the call to the Anglo Egyptian row and its Sudan talks amid Britain's denials.
Capt A E Oliver co chair of the Masters Mates and Pilots AFL union says pickets were withdrawn at noon from New York City piers after the maritime strike began Oct 1. Masters cleared to return aboard immediately, followed by voyage signers and then general members.
Washington bureau notes Garsson May inquiry enters third week as Louis Savelas head of the capital contact office for Erie Basin and Batavia Metal Products is recalled for questioning. He was told to return today after a lengthy session last Thursday.
The Miami Herald quotes Manuel de Moya saying armed Communists began a wave of rioting in Ciudad Trujillo on Saturday night. De Moya serves as secretary to President Rafael Trujillo.
In Sofia the Fatherland Front, the ruling bloc, reportedly secured a landslide victory in the democratic election. The Sofia radio broadcast announced 364 seats for the Front to 101 for opposition, with the assembly to draft a new constitution.
Dispatches from Sardinia report a severe rainstorm that destroyed at least 90 buildings and caused 39 deaths on the island.
The American Military Government said a bomb exploded on a windowsill at the Esslingen Denazification Board office Sunday night. By noon 10 suspects were in custody, with a man seen fleeing the scene. no injuries were reported and bloodhounds aided the investigation as security forces cordoned off the area. The blast, at 8:28 p.m., was similar to previous Stuttgart explosions.
In Rome on the anniversary of the March on Rome, fascist propaganda leaflets appeared in several cinemas and a bomb was found on a Chamber of Deputies window sill. Police seized several youths and arrested a former Fascist militia general for attempting to reorganize fascist cells after parole.
Army security officers report a blast six miles from Esslingen, near a canal front building. Footprints from the canal to the building were found but partly destroyed by troops rushing to the scene. Capt. Nicholas Semeschow said the bomb matches a weapon used in last week’s Stuttgart bombing.
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