28 Sep 1947
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1947
Page
1
European governments warn of a harsh winter with widespread deprivation as drought and poor harvests reduce staples. storage stocks are uncertain and rationing may expand. Sweden reports controlled heating while other nations plan energy and food measures amid grim economic strain.
President Truman’s committee on design and said Saturday, The Harvison Committee has been cataloguing possible American aid to Europe under the Marshall plan. It posed the question of domestic prices yet to be solved, in preliminary report to Mr. Truman. The committee said livestock and human needs depend on prices and that the government’s policy in coming weeks will affect grain procurements. Meanwhile, White House activity and measures to curb grain speculation were noted. Senator Knochan proposed making Western Europe pay for Marshall plan aid by replenishing dwindling U.S. stocks.
Washington dispatch reports Robert Hannagan resigns as Democratic National Chairman after illness, to be replaced by Sen. McGrath. The shift follows long speculation and notes Sullivan’s earlier resignation as executive director. Brewers win over Chiefs 7 to 6 in Saturday World Series game one.
Fire at the Port of Albany was contained on the second floor, preventing spread to stored alcohol and other items. Indirect damages involved removal of tanks and road after the blaze. no data confirmation available.
In Chicago a wage demand drive by five operating unions prompts an official notice to the mayor and railroad employers. The groups seek a 92 percent wage increase effective November 1, signaling a major labor action ahead of a key meeting.
In Indiana Pa a sturdy family records Nancy Ann Duman Sueveyae as born with a stump on one leg and a deformed foot on the other. Despite disabilities she crawled to a poseable step, and Nancy Ann now wears an artificial shoe praised by the family as a success.
Reports from Trieste describe a tense frontier incident as Yugoslav forces release three captured U S soldiers after a border standoff. Details cite a Yugoslav envoy and Allied mediation, with unclear motives and a delayed explanation.
Allied authorities in Frankfurt report German civilians were warned by siren broadcasts coordinated with U S troops amid rumors of a new war. The broadcasts urged calm as fear spread and reports of impending strikes and military actions circulated through the city.
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Hamburg dispatches report German trade unions oppose Allied move to dismantle a large number of factories. Workers at Kiel and Hamburg plants have striked or threatened action as Germany faces mass dismantling, with officials noting plants could be repurposed for wartime needs and the impact on German industry amid postwar arrangements.
Reported remarks quote Winston Churchill urging continued aid to counter Soviet expansion. He criticizes Russia and vetoes at the United Nations while praising Western resolve and American support. The piece notes allied leaders’ stance amid “mass murderers,” calling for sustained resistance to communism.
Ailien Saturday charged Winston Churchill with exploiting every difficulty facing the government. The remarks contrast with statements by van Allee who urged steadfastness amid hardship.
Fragmented OCR text details broad international backing shifts involving Argentina and other nations. Mentions government officials and varying regional interests, with unclear dates and roles due to garbled source content.
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