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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1950
Page
1
In Saratoga Springs a political front report notes Hanley winning a Senate post as Democrats clash over leadership. Mentions Arthur Wicks as temporary chairman and the party dispute within the Senate, with details continued on page 9.
A fragmented OCR item outlines a state ticket facing religious balance issues amid political maneuvering. The piece hints at Democratic positioning and shifting guidance as factions weigh eligibility and representation in a volatile electoral environment.
Seerari Germany plans to provide actual troops equipment and command to a Western Europe defensive group to ensure adequate defense forces in the Ate Jgnic area.
Marquis Childs notes the final stretch of New Hampshire campaigning features heavy external money influence shaping outcomes. The piece appears on the editorial pages while accompanying pages list comics, crosswords, and regular features.
A fragmented report describes Soviet markings and a body recovered after a clash tied to Korean War provocations. General MacArthur’s War Department faced questioning as U S officials expressed surprise. Malik waited after Austin’s report before replying, leaving the council chamber to seek Moscow’s instructions on the incident.
TEHRAN Iran officials say Iran's army has broken the back of a small Kurdistan revolt as fighting continues near the Iraqi border. An army spokesman urged rebels to surrender to avoid further casualties, while confirming one Iranian soldier killed and five wounded with no casualty estimate for rebels.
A fragmentary note highlights No Marbles OSTAWA and The Production for glass marbles. It mentions a spokesman and a 60 me Flint reference, suggesting a national production effort amid unclear details.
The Brooklyn grand jury resumed its extended investigation into gambling and its protection after a two week break. Indictments were anticipated as new witnesses appeared, including prolific bookmaker Michael Hack. He has a long history of arrests on bookmaking charges and multiple prior convictions.
Strike talks open between G I O and General Electric as 9500 Syracuse GE employees idle. Dr W R G Baker GE vice president asserts pickets from Local 320 attacked workers. four pickets and three sheriff's deputies injured. Violence described as gangster acts. Brady defends workers while deputies struggle to control line clashes. Concluded on page 10.
In a Washington debate over a White House letter to a California congressman, Marines react sharply to President Truman's Korea war stance. A. W. Cole of San Diego notes morale improved with Marines, while a top sergeant predicts few votes lost. The White House discusses if Marines should share representation on the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Concluded on Page 9, Column 1.
A prevailing high pressure area is expected to lift temperatures. Syracuse dropped to 46 degrees while Utica registered 89. Tonight's low should be around 48 and tomorrow's high could reach 80. Winds tonight may be light and variable, tomorrow from the south and southwest at 15 to 20 mph.
The couple tied the knot in Albany at City Hall with 8 year old Baby Ruth Pretty in attendance. Skinfull Love, 37, became husband to Pretty, as the ceremony marked their union in a small public setting.
Ten new polio cases raise area total to 74 with six in Syracuse. Cases diagnosed at City Hospital and announced by the Health Department include a man and his wife among the victims. Outlying areas report additional patients from Fulton and Onondaga City. Health officials cite a sharp year rise.
Three preliminary rounds open with the fifty four contestants from four states and four cities plus entries from Canada Alaska Puerto Rico and the Hawaiian Islands. They will spend three evenings showcasing bathing suits evening gowns and brains.
Belgrade Yugoslavia Foreign Minister Kardelj told Borba that Yugoslavia would not intervene in the Korean conflict, warning war would harm world peace. He said armed intervention would drift toward a broader war while Yugoslavia seeks to keep the fighting within Korea’s borders. He noted the war risks jeopardizing regional and global stability while emphasizing Yugoslavia’s nonintervention stance.
Paris reports indicate France may support allowing West Germany its own foreign affairs ministry. Schuman announced at a news conference that no juridical obstacles exist to giving West Germany a voice in foreign relations.
Reported today Forsios claims commu ented on a Taipei road race. The fragment mentions a head on collision and spies linked to the event, with unclear details and missing names.
New York Daily Worker reports Korean War milestones with Yongchon and Pohang freed by advancing forces. Political framing emphasizes victory for the Soviet allied bloc and stresses strategic gains in the war news brief.
In Tokyo reports, American and South Korean forces retreat from vulnerable fronts near Pohang as a renewed counterattack attempts to threaten the area around Taegu and the former emergency capital.
A spokesman for Chapman declined further comment while noting a Congressional loyalty investigation was planned. Senator Schoeppel said the Reclamation Commissioner Michael W. Straus removed the affiliation clause from the oath taken in December 1945.
An American sergeant in Korea recalls being used as a human shield by Korean Reds. He describes hearing a buddy scream for hours until death, while hiding under hay with another soldier. A communist officer assigned guards and jeering soldiers, with hostile columns nearby and threats of worse to come.
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