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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1952

Page

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Hydrogen bomb tests eyed at Eniwetok this autumn

Washington reports United States officials announce possible full scale hydrogen bomb tests at Eniwetok in the Marshall Islands this autumn with tight secrecy and limited observer access. Earlier statements indicated progress toward thermonuclear devices, with preliminary steps already taken and new understandings of the basic phenomena gained.

Washington (P mid-Pacific Eniwetok Marshell Island United States Rave

Father to testify in slaying case of Betty Arnold

In Carmel 2 A father is expected to testify as the trial of Donald Snyder continues. Snyder is charged with murder in the June stabbing of Betty June Arnold after seizing a hostage and fleeing Greenhaven State Prison. The crime occurred in Arnold's garage near Mahopac as officers closed in. Marvin Arnold, Betty’s father, was not present at the time and remained in the courtroom as testimony proceeded.

Carmel Coviet Donald Snyder Pusam County John P. Don Snyder Betty June Arold Greenhaven Pri Arnold Marvin Arnold Qzi Arnot Mahopac Owever Chen Tossaw

James Curley Granted $12,000 Pension by Massachusetts Legislature

The Bay State politician James M. Curley, aged 33, receives an annual $12,000 pension from the Massachusetts Legislature, a move noted as an election line rather than a candidacy. Marquis Childs contributes an editorial on the page 35 discussion, with a talk over feature on page 35.

James M. Curley Massachusetts Marquis Childs

Judge Grants Eleanor Holm Separation Amid Alimony Talk

The court held hearings over two hours as the separation decree was issued. Eleanor Holm and Rose meanwhile faced ongoing public spats described as a modern War of the Roses. Judge Hays noted reconciliation seemed unlikely and Rose agreed to withdraw his divorce suit, ending the contested proceedings.

New York Eleanor Jude Rosemay Sisi Billy Hays Rose Aniy Sreper Irs F Sizer

Bayonets- R.O.K.s Take Capitol Hill in Korea Fight

South Korea infantry retook Capitol Hill during a night bayonet attack and repelled a daylight counter assault from Chinese forces. The U S Eighth Army counted heavy Communist artillery barrages and near a full regiment in losses over five days of fighting on the central front. General James A Van Fleet noted Reds may have ample ammunition as fighter bombers failed to halt the assault and supply trucks were counted as high scores.

Seoul Korea South Korea Capitol Hill U. S. Eighth Army R.o.k.s Eighth James A. van Fleet

Miner Trapped After Cave-In In Idaho Mine

Rescue workers hunted for 27 year old Li E Wes after a passageway caved in at the Last Chance Mine. Four others were with him when the roof collapsed during a project intended to reduce mining accidents. Charles Seanad led six rescue shifts round the clock.

Rellogg Idaho Li E Wes Last Chance Beck Charles Seanad

Lakeland Pupils Kept From School In Bus Protest

Geddes residents protest Lakeland Union Free School inadequate bus service on State Fair Blvd. Five families keep 13 children home to pressure district. Parents warn of enrolling in Solvay or pulling kids from Lakeland unless transit is provided. Principal says no official complaint filed as of first day. parents plan further action.

Srate Geddes Lakeland Union Free School State Fair Bivd District 4 Siai Feir Bivé Lakeland School Solvay Og State Chester Pivd George Key State Fair Irene Kelly Hawket

McCarthy sweeps Wisconsin in eight state primaries

Staunch Republican McCarthy powered to renomination in Wisconsin defeating Len Schmitt amid a broader eight state primary day. Returns: McCarthy around 50,079 to Schmitt's tally as votes favored his anti subversive forces platform. Cross voting by some Democrats noted but not confirmed. Other states New Hampshire Vermont Minnesota Washington Arizona Colorado Utah also held primaries with incumbents largely reelected.

Joseph Len Schmit McCarthy Wisconsin Schmitt New Hampshire Vermont Istinnesota Washington Arizona Colorado Utah Eisenhower Fran

Food Price Index Drops Sharply After Year of Gains

New York wholesale price index shows the sharpest weekly decline in nearly two years as overall food costs slide from a recent peak. The drop includes notable decreases in cotton seed products and other staples, signaling easing inflation pressures for retailers and consumers.

New York

ill Maybe You're Too Civilized ITHACA

The fragment hints at a discussion of how a 9 process may make man more constitutional, noting Johns Hopkins studies domesticated for laboratory research. It mentions support from the Pet Health Service and ONR, and references genuine differences between adrenal and sex statuses in domesticated animals, concluding on a later page.

Ithaca Caneer Johns Hopkins Sonns “Hopkins Pet Health Service Rosie of Novel Research ONR

Democrats Bolt to Eisenhower in Texas Convention

In Amarillo Texas the state Democratic Party swung toward Dwight D. Eisenhower, urging Gov. Allan Shivers and party officials to campaign for him, while Texans like Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson were left outside the organizing banner as factions realigned.

Amarillo Tex Democratic Party of Texas Dwight D. Eisenhower Alan Stevenson Democratic Svalvaris Sam Rayburn U. S Lyndon B. Johnson National Party Stevenson Truman Chicago Allan Shivers Steenson Eisenhower

Adlai backs Truman policy on Asia in San Francisco

Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson outlined a program for action in Asia during a televised San Francisco appearance. He warned America faces unprecedented peril and urged choosing freedom over tyranny without expanding war. Stevenson argued for a 3 percent defense share and urged recognizing Asia’s nations while avoiding confrontation that feeds conflict.

San Francisco Adlai Stevenson Asia America Bess

Eisenhower in Capital May Decide Taft Role

Eisenhower arrives in Washington for briefings with Republican leaders to decide Taft's role in the campaign. Adviser Frank Carlson and GOP Chairman Arthur Summerfield indicated a Taft meeting might be set today, following an understanding with Taft earlier in the week.

Eisenhower Taft Washington Dwigm D. Eisenhower Washingtoa Republican National Committee Robert A. Taft Frank Carlson Arthur Summerfield G.O.P Ohioan

Truman to Make Fifty Whistle Stop Talks

President Truman plans about two dozen major addresses across the nation as part of a whistle stop tour. The campaign aims to energize supporters and outline policy priorities through frequent public appearances.

Truman

Tear Gas Quells Prisoners' Riot

Prisoners at a facility were quelled after tear gas was deployed amid a riot yesterday. Details remain limited as authorities assess damages and injuries.

TV or Not TV Wide Chuckle Today

A brief item notes the phrase Today’s Chuckle TV or Not TV appears wide in coverage noting its presence in media chatter. No additional details or notable events are provided in the readable text.

Adam to Wed Eve EW YORK Are FLEE Ts Get Me Ax

Adam and Eve linked in a cryptic note that hints at a planned wedding in New York. The fragmentary text mentions escape and axes, leaving the exact intent unclear and prompting further clarification.

York Adam

Sunny Warm Days Continue With Mild Nights

The forecast calls for sunny skies and extended warmth with daytime highs near 85 degrees. Clear conditions persist through the week, keeping temperatures comfortable for outdoor activities and giving a hint of late season sunshine.

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