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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
4
Telegrams report distressed explorers stranded on an ice floe off Greenland recalling fresh rescue efforts. A Soviet expedition and the icebreaker Murmansk are heading toward the scene as temperatures drop and ice conditions hinder access.
Fragmentary notes describe a mass protest connected to an auto union in Detroit. Evidence mentions Readings and Rex, with unclear roles, and a march or demonstration planned or underway. The readable text suggests broad worker action without specific dates or outcomes.
In Washington on February 4 a gas leak near a mine base caused a blast. Officials cited the faulty rear area of mines as the source while nearby schools evacuated due to fear. Emergency crews responded as residents remained unsettled.
Fragmentary OCR reports describe a raid near the Johore Strait and air maneuvers over a naval base in Singapore. The text mentions defense efforts and attacks repelled, with unclear names and dates.
A damaged bridge wreck is being chopped into small segments. Workers currently remove twisted beams and other debris to clear the gorge area.
Governor Lehman signed five bills in Albany to fix verbal errors in state laws. The measures affect the surrogate court and personal property aid statutes, with the court set to implement the revised language.
Dr Raymond Ditmars of the New York Zoo outlines research on serpent poisons as medicines. Studies suggest cobra poisons may ease pain and reduce narcotic needs, while other snake venoms could affect certain diseases. Reptile research also notes economic value in controlling pests and predators.
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