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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
2
In New York a group of 32 doctors who received practice leases in two apartment developments are told to relinquish them. Eleven allegedly paid a tenant broker up to 4000 dollars each to obtain space as part of a wider screening of about 2000 physicians and dentists seeking office space.
Washington sources say the State and Defense Departments favor a short term defense pact for the North Atlantic alliance perhaps up to five years focusing on foreseeable security needs.
Two teenage girls go on trial before a secret Israeli military court charged with membership in the outlawed Stern group. The case tests government action after the assassination of UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte.
State Police said Joseph Fazekas 30 of Turin was shot while hunting alone in Highmarket Lewis County. Robert Felshin 27 of Constableville, hunting with a group, fired the fatal shot and was not held. A coroner held a verdict pending an inquest.
Dr Tiorace G. Smithy aged 35 who performed the first successful heart valve operation and aided rheumatic fever victims dies in Charleston. C H Ivcleson 77 a leading installer financing figure and former chairman of the LT Financials Corp dies in New York City. Rabbi Judah Leon Magnes 71, president of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and long time Zionist leader, dies in New York City. Rep Milton H. West 60, Texas Democrat who succeeded Garner in Congress, dies in Washington.
Walter Kiernan plays with political theater and voting mechanics as he argues third parties may rise after Ale Wallace and Creen Reuther push plans. He jokes about tall and short voters determining power, suggesting a fragmented system may redefine leadership.
August Konietzka, 63, stood dazed on Milwaukee Road tracks as a train bore down. A railroad worker, Howard R. Isleb, attempted to save him but the insulin shock proved fatal. A note found in his pocket stated he depended on sugar during insulin reactions. Pal the black cocker spaniel mascot for General Mark Clark died after operations failed to restore sight.
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