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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1950

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Tito Mediation Plan to UN Reveals Yugoslavia's Stance

In the UN assembly Tito repeats mediation proposals as a path to deter future aggression. Yugoslavia's foreign minister outlines official views while questions linger on Korea policy and China's rise. Delegates from Philippines, Pakistan, Turkey, Cuba, Bolivia, South Africa, El Salvador, and others weigh in amid tensions over UN action and world peace.

Hyay Conny Yugoslavia Edward Rac Pont Sweekend Korea Kardell Auisode Security Council China T. F. Tsiang Russia Far East Philip Rinse Pakistan Turkey Cuba Bolivia South Africa al Salvador

Spileutog and irregular features in today’s page

The readable text lists sections and page numbers for today’s issue including Amusements, Editorials, Letters, Classifieds, Inquiries, Deaths, and Sports. It mentions contributors and feature notices though many words are garbled.

Air Drama Copter to Save Bomber Crew in Labrador Crash

Rescue operations began for 16 U S airmen after a Lancaster bomber failed in Labrador. Parachutes and signals guided a medical team to the stranded crew as U S and Canadian planes swarmed the area. Food and medical supplies were dropped while rescuers fought to reach the wreck.

Halifax N.S United States Labrador Fort Vepperell Atten Belns U.S Jed Les Westover Charge Oper Relerrurscinig U. S Arec Arizona Gils Air Force Yne

Labor to Rally In Square Bonfires of Freedom Drive

A chaotic OCR fragment notes a rally with bonfires and freedom arias in a square, mentioning clocks, windows, and freedom scrolls. It references Morton and a drive or event lasting from early afternoon to 3 PM, with homes involved and signatures, amid chilly winds.

Clary Morton Freedom Bell

Unclear fragment prompts local park path note

Fragmentary OCR reads names Schiller Sumyeret Homer Wheaton Thornden Comstock Lewin Kirk McChessey Wads worth Burnet parks McKintes Bread x4 Tenpil Mencham Field.

Fimo Schiller Sumyeret Homer Wheaton Thornden Comstock Lewin Kirk McChessey Wadsworth Burnet Parks McKintes Mencham Field

Twenty More GIs Found Fatally Injured in Korea

A report from the South Korea front says twenty more American soldiers were found killed with hands bound near Wonsan on the south coast. Identified victims include artillery personnel. the killings are alleged to be by North Korean forces. General MacArthur vowed to hold commanders criminally accountable if such atrocities continue.

Korea Sita Wonsan Sung—ang

Wreck Kills Six Near Paris Injures Others

A train wreck near Paris killed six people and injured many more. Reports say several coaches left the track and one coacher was reported killed with children present. Authorities investigate the cause as resignations and holiday disruptions affect staff.

Paris

Clocks Misadjusted After Time Change Confusion

Four changes leave clocks wrong as Standard Time returns. Mrs Shirley Beaver set clocks back an hour at 2 AM Saturday night, then husband Robert Beaver did likewise. She claimed they were an hour late home. he arrived an hour early at work today.

Shirley Beaver Robert Beaver Beaver

Graft Probe Course to Be Set Tonight in New York

Acting Mayor Vincent Impellitteri says he has not received the resignation of Police Commissioner William H. P. OBrien amid a sprawling gambling payoffs investigation. Rumors swirl about a possible resignation or termination as the probe widens. Impellitteri planned to address the police graduation tonight and would announce next steps for the department. He did not reveal details of talks with Kings County Judge Samuel Leibowitz, citing the topic would be covered tonight. The inquiry, tied to a $20,000,000 gambling syndicate with police payoffs, continues to unfold as officials weigh moves impacting the police commissionership.

New York O'Brien Rex Impelliteri Ineierman Kings County Samuel Leibowitz Aiseus Iasi Leibowitz

Thar's Wealth in Them Telephone Boxes

A sensational claim surfaced about enormous sums tied to telephone boxes with much of the money allegedly linked to Southern Bell. The report mentions several named individuals including Rita, Marie, and Mrs. and notes the amounts found in quarters and a car. The exact details remain unclear due to fragmented text.

New TV Set Tax To Start Nov 1

Washington reports a new television set tax will take effect November 1, after a brief delay caused by Congress. The levy imposes a 1 percent tax on manufacturers' price, applying to sets sold beginning later this fall. Congress acted on Friday, with the president set to sign, giving a 10 day window before the tax starts.

Newe TV Sear Ariman H

Presidential Talk Day Sponsored by Demseravic National Committee

In a local report a political event titled Presidential Talk Day drew attention as a 7 speaker sponsored program by the Demseravic National Committee. The gathering featured candidates and party officials discussing policy priorities and voter engagement.

Key Height In Capital Taken By Earnest Hoberecht

Tokyo reports key height in the capital captured by Earnest Hoberecht as American and Korean forces push to loosen resistance. The move follows initial advances and marks a significant objective in the Korean theater with ongoing operations near Seoul and surrounding areas.

Earnest Hoberecht Tokyo Wuesday Seoul Saat Monai Worday Ientil Weruss Uudiog Su Hy Couplas MacAzibur

Paratroopers poised as Korea conflict escalates

Paratroopers at Kimpo Airfield near Seoul signal U S forces ready to mass airborne strength for a potential major strike against North Korea. About 1,500 to 1,600 troops arrived, trained for rapid ground support from air transportation. Officials caution it is early to forecast outcomes, but the move marks an intensified use of airborne troops in the theater.

Wasuwington Pentagon Kimpo Seoul Hautefrant Cante Avhlem Boes

Russian Type Tanks Seized in Korea

Tokyo dispatch reports General MacArthur’s HQ stating U S forces in Korea captured at least ten Russian type tanks in the month ending last Wednesday. The Red tanks were identified as T-34s along with three self propelled guns and multiple Soviet guns and anti tank missiles seized, with other armor and equipment also captured.

Tokyo

Pilot KO’s Tank With Dirty Look and Ram on Bridge

A World War II action recounts Lt James E Alvatore leading a daring tank engagement near a bridge. The pilot reportedly knocked out an enemy tank with a close pass, provoking the opposing crew as ground crew painted a ram on their plane to celebrate.

Boyle Thth Ueviston James E. Alvatore Red N.J Taras Sle Anges Lane Alatorn

Weather forecast dries chill in Syracuse area

The Weather Bureau expects improving conditions with fair to warm weather tomorrow. Temperatures rise to around 65 degrees during the day and dip to the mid fifties at night. No precipitation is expected for at least two days as a Montana center low pressure system moves away. Frost did not materialize overnight amid chilly, clear conditions.

COOK Syracuse Neweast Aera Montana Nate Dor Weather Bureau

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