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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1946
Page
2
In New York metropolitan area a continuous session began after a call from Edward C. Maguire to end the 28 day trucking strike. Employer and union representatives attend in effort to settle the dispute and restore operations.
Long Beach California reports the strangling death of 78 year old John A. Lindsay after robbers gagged him and forced his dentures down his throat. The incident occurred Saturday in Lindsay’s apartment or house, authorities said.
Death notices list George N. O Connor 72 insurance man famed for White House dinners with White House correspondents in Washington. Prof Guy M Phelps 59 head of engineering drawing at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy. G Barry Shannon 56 publisher of West Palm Beach Post and Times in Lexington. Clifford C Hastings 66 Rensselaer County treasurer and former NY state senator at West Sand Lake. Dr Tans Hopinger 67 renowned Austrian surgeon in Vienna. Peter Berge 65 president and GM of Norwegian American Steamship Line Agency in New York City.
Premier Sidky Pasha submitted Egypt's reply to the British note on revising the Anglo-Egyptian treaty. Sources say the response signals a rejection. Reports also note visa cancellations by Buenos Aires to Argentina in China.
The French Legislature approved a new constitution by a large majority early today, with Communists Socialists and MRP backing the charter. Gen Charles De Gaulle planned a late broadcast urging rejection ahead of the October 13 referendum.
Daniel E Militel lo former sergeant in the Second Armored Division who went to Germany last April to marry a German girl arrived in New York by plane without his wife and two month old son Saturday. He complained he could not obtain military travel permits for them and said he had been jailed by military government officials in Germany on illegal entry charges.
State Department official John Cabot told Senate investigators the War Department feared Japanese bases in Lower California in 1941. Negotiations with Mexico for a highway 900 miles to the Panama Canal were nearly finished but halted after Allied victories. The Army spent 44 million on the Pan American road project without completing it.
A 2000 word note to Ankara on Sept 24 outlines Soviet insistence on joint control of the Dardanelles and criticizes Britain and the US. Moscow claims its Aug 7 proposals preserve sovereignty while enabling defense, while Turkey seeks an international conference and rejects Soviet terms.
The Kansas City Star reported evidence of voting fraud in the August primary investigated by two reporters. The notes were sent to U S district attorney Sam Wear who forwarded them to the attorney general for analysis. The paper notes the frauds were not city wide and references past convictions, with incumbent Roger C. Slaughter losing renomination to Enos Axell amid Truman opposition.
A tense session reports the Big Four plan on the Bulgarian frontier and Trieste borders. Greece clashed over demilitarization and territorial changes as Yugoslavia faced rejection on a proposal to pause the issue. Vishinsky accused Senator Connally of belligerence during exchanges.
Brig. Gen. Dasmond P. Balmer, the U S delegate, said frontier change to safeguard against a future invasion could affect an invasion but is outside commission competence. He noted economic ethnic and political factors.
Housing expeditor Wilson Wyatt refused Dewey's bid for a super priority to hasten New York State emergency housing completion. He said the National Housing Agency cannot grant special treatment to any one state without extending it to all. He urged treating the shortage as a national issue.
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