10 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1951
Page
1
Andrei Gromyko leaves San Francisco with Russia having faced diplomatic defeat over the Japanese peace treaty. American diplomats warn of a post conference propaganda push in Asia and a possible Soviet China backed separate peace plan with Japan.
United Nations officials report rockets used by Russian forces have landed behind Allied lines on the east central front. Air battles over northwest Korea involved 80 MiG-15s against 30 F-86 Sabres with minimal losses. Officials caution rockets were likely fired accidentally and not aimed at specific targets.
Hundreds of cars ignored a ban on the Thruway between Liverpool and Canastola yesterday. Observers report 10 to 15 vehicles at a time using the new super-highway section despite warnings it was not open for public use. Hay bales and piled debris obstructed lanes making travel dangerous and some drivers had to back up or turn around.
A fragment from an editorial page hints at discussion over Soviet participation in events or activities. The clipping mentions an editorial tone and references to sports and page indicators, suggesting a broader coverage section.
Army Chief of Staff Gen J Lawton Collins told Senator Dworshak that all personnel who endured bitter combat in Korea last winter must be rotated home before next winter. He said no satisfactory alternative exists but to rely on Idaho National Guardsmen now in federal service to fill the manpower gap, noting about 30 000 replacements are needed each month.
An 18 year old boy fired a quarter inch ball bearing at a cat from a bedroom window in the 200 block of Renwick Avenue. Patrolmen Weber and Turo found the youth, who promised to replace the broken window. police recovered the slingshot from the scene.
A fragmented report mentions two prelates among six people involved in a pending affair. Details are incomplete with several readable fragments suggesting church figures and other individuals connected to the case.
A 37 year old man, apparently the victim, was found dead near a junk yard with a shotgun booby trap. A blood trail led from the yard owned by Dye Parker Oil Distributing Co to a spot along an adjoining road where James Smith was found dead.
A fragment notes support for a candidate in a local election in the town referenced as aT SBURG. The text hints at independent status and possible voter sentiment but lacks clear names or dates.
Eliseo J. Mares, 24, was executed by a five-man firing squad at dawn in the Utah state prison for the hitchhike killing of Jack D. Stallings of Corning, Ohio, and stealing his car. The man confessed killing in self defense, was strapped to an office chair, hooded, and executed after two floodlights lit the scene. The fourth rifle fired seconds late and the fifth delivered the live bullet. prison officials and chaplain Father Moreton witnessed the event.
The Weatherman announces rain tonight as high pressure departs. Andrew Keller notes showers begin this evening with warm spell ending tomorrow. Rain ends by midmorning and cooler air moves in with a low around 58 and NW winds, then a high near 70 tomorrow.
Police yesterday arrested Walter Mullen on burglary charges after allegedly stealing $15,000 worth of china and silverware. The incident ties him to a theft at a residence or facility where the items were recovered.
Britain announced it would halt Iran’s dollar supply via sterling and suspend special facilities allowing currency conversion. With oil negotiations broken, Tehran loses access to dollars. future payments to and from Iran require Treasury approval.
The Senate moved toward final action on a $61 billion defense bill with broad support and no opposition by nightfall. The measure, praised for expanding air power and weapons, includes a special $5 billion aviation fund for Navy and Air Force, and accelerates production of planes and equipment.
PARIS. Talks aimed at easing the armed truce tension between Israel and its Arab neighbors failed to open on schedule. Israel Syria and Egypt delegates are present with Jordan and Lebanon also invited. The six week program may be delayed until tomorrow or Wednesday.
The event features Penny Duncan of New York City as the new queen of the marrieds lovelys and Mrs Americas, measuring 36-24-36, age three years younger than the previous titleholder.
The Senate Finance Committee may soften its tentatively approved tax on farm cooperatives. A key member said the group would lighten the levy’s impact amid farm group opposition. Chairman George warned of a possible night session if the broad tax increase isn’t finished during the day.
James Donohue eight angered when his nine year old sister Ramona invaded the shack used as a clubhouse. He took a kick at her missing and his foot went through a window. Doctors at Braddock General Hospital gave 28 stitches to close a gash in his leg.
A chaotic exchange in class features Willie answering questions with bold misstatements about Cleveland and New York, causing laughter as the teacher tries to steer the lesson back to geography. The snippet captures a humorous moment in a daily classroom.
Secretary of State Acheson and Britain's Morrison lead the opening session of the Big Three Western foreign ministers conference in Washington. Debates focus on West Germany policy, Suez Egypt dispute, and Iranian and Far East crises amid broader Cold War strategy.
The U S Destroyer Escort Seiverling took three direct hits from shore batteries at Wonsan but suffered only minor damage and no casualties. Flooding occurred in the number two foreroom, yet the ship remained under its own power and sailed to Sasebo Japan. Combined air and surface bombardments silenced enemy batteries, knocking out at least nine guns as U S units along the Korean coast suffered limited damage or were able to continue operations.
Governor Thomas Dewey of New York will visit President Truman on Thursday to report on his recent trip to Korea and the Far East. It will be Dewey's first White House call since Truman defeated him in 1948.
Chaplains appeal to relatives and friends to send as much writing paper and envelopes as possible to soldiers in Korea. Front line units face high demand and chaplains say they have been unable to meet the needs.
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