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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1951
Page
2
A jumble of crimes and curiosities from New York and nearby states. a planned marriage in the Empire State, a parolee in juvenile detention, and suspects linked to Waterbury and Windsor Locks. Rich figures touch murder charges, unions clash, a Polish immigrant tale, a pumpkin gift strike, and a Detroit reconciliation.
New York CLO proposed a far reaching plan to appoint an organizational disputes arbitrator as part of a ratification. The executive board of 40 CLO union presidents and top leadership approved the plan yesterday.
An explosion aboard the Panamanian freighter Ottinge set the vessel on fire early today while near the Magdalen Islands. The crew abandoned ship and two men were reported missing. The Ottinge was bound for a conference meeting in Montreal when the blast occurred.
NASHVILLE Tenn Lipe densiee who had been Tennessee's collector of Internal Revenue since 1939 resigned last night due to bad health after a recent physical exam his doctor advised him the long strain of the office aided his resignation John B Dunlap Internal Revenue Commissioner suspended last week in connection with irregularities in the department Drew Pearson predicted henslee would be drawn into the investigation of the internal revenue department also notes in a separate item the siege of a barge sinking in a gale near sault ste marie ontario and other unrelated items
Fragmentary obituary note lists diverse figures including former Ringling Brothers performer Igcus, connected with Ohio bands and universities Denison and Ohio University, along with several aged individuals. The text references state governor 1932 5936 and Columbus ties, but details are unclear.
Edmund H. Stell, 63, earns praise for vigilant work after a Lockheed truck carrying a jet jailplane halted when he followed it and slowed approaching traffic. He suffered lacerations and was treated at Valley Hospital.
A misfit worker, Leo the lion, was stolen from an African exile and sold to another zoo for 50 dollars. Miles faced grand theft counts. the value was later deemed under 200 dollars and he pleaded guilty. Sentencing set for November 23. Prosecutor Breslin led the case.
A Swedish press debate centers on Tass correspondents as spies and journalists, while in New York FBI agents arrest four men on conspiracy charges tied to theft of government property. Andrew Danilla, Robert Degen, and Kenneth Ashcraft face grand jury action with $30,000 bail as Mitchell Field detentions unfold.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Soviet embassy, an arrest in September, and references to a paralytic person and a peak of coming events. Details are garbled with no clear entities or date anchors to ground a full summary.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects strong demand for next year's tobacco crop and similar or higher prices than last year. It warns production costs likely rise further in 1952 while exports remain large, with prospects for cigarette consumption meeting or exceeding current levels.
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