30 Sep 1945
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1945
Page
1
A United States news digest reports a prisoner escaping a reform school outpost as authorities pursue leads. The piece mentions a Warsaw man linked to the incident and notes ongoing investigations by federal and local agencies.
Multiple European dispatches note Bolivia severed diplomatic ties with Spain amid unexplained motives. In other news a shell depot blast in Brettfield killed 2 U.S. soldiers and wounded 5, with prisoners among the casualties.
Journal entries describe Col White denying reporters oxygen as a medical control during an experiment while passengers undergo psychological tests. The crew ages 23 on average as the Globester shuttles from Santa Maria to Casablanca, with Britain facing debt issues and a US plan to refinance via dollar loans.
In California and nationwide unrest threatens expansion as unions seek wage gains and recognition. Locally, a Chicago area GM plant closure follows a night shift strike while Indiana heads to Whitine amid refinery disruptions. Presidentials and labor officials weigh next steps as 36,000 workers face idle time.
Secretary of War Robert Patterson said in Oak Ridge Tennessee that President Truman may be expected in a short time to announce his personal opinion on what should be done about the secrets of the atomic bomb.
The War Department reports about 80 000 Nazis under mandatory arrest and 35 000 additional POWs to join the category. Eisenhower notes 70 000 ardent Nazis removed from office to decentralize Germany’s political and economic structure. Local governments up to state level are being formed in the American zone with capitals in Munich Stuttgart Darmstadt and Marburg.
Eleanor Roosevelt and Henry Morgenthau Jr. endorsed the Democratic American Labor Party candidate James Filan O Dwyer at a New York luncheon. They urged supporters from the women’s division of the New York Citizens Political Committee to back him.
The Second Service Command says 481 men from New York New Jersey and Delaware have enlisted since the recruiting drive began seven weeks ago. Of these 358 sign for duty in the United States and 123 for foreign service with Europe China the Caribbean the Pacific and Africa Middle East as options.
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