11 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
1
Reverend John T. Reeve and Mrs. Alexander Oberlander join a world congress effort to stop mass murder in war. Reeve urges international action and a united civilized world to halt barbarities against noncombatants and women and children.
Louise C Suruve of the University of California College of Agriculture division of home economics urges year round turkey consumption. She argues turkey should be the truly great American queen of the resistance and should not be limited to holidays.
Obituary notes the death of Van Tayl a former state official who rewrote and revised much of the state banks laws. Surviving are Mrs Lees FE Van Tayl a son and a broker Wits EO V4a Tort with other family members listed in the filing. The report places his career in the early 20th century and cites his influence on banking regulation.
The article reports Dixie Davis facing extradition issues in connection with Hearst era plans, with mentions of Nicolson and a push for British support. It notes Davis’s custody transfer to New York authorities and references statements by William Randolph Hearst and diplomat Sir Harold Nicolson about bombing in warfare.
Patricia Douglas, 29, a film extra, filed a federal suit seeking 50600 damages for an alleged criminal attack at a party hosted at the Hal Roach ranch last spring. Named defendants include Hal Roach, Edward J Mannix, and others in the Chicago film industry, with several John Does listed.
Reports from Zraza tsaas state the wedding of Zog of Albania to Countess of Hungary is set for late April at the Durazco Royal Villa. The reports claim Zog has presented his prospective bride with an autocracy and a wealth.
The article discusses the Hearst scheme for humanizing warfare, arguing British support should come from trusted sources. It contends the motives must be above reproach and warns that American inspiration could shape Britain’s naval stance and potential concessions. The piece reflects Nicolson’s cautious optimism for a congress of nations within the League of Nations framework.
Arron Go reports on the funeral of Harvey Firestone attended by Henry Ford and Charles Edison among about 12 080 mourners. The service honored the late Firestone and referenced historic feuds with Edison and Burroughs.
Four members of the Syracuse Airplane Club departed Friday to Sidney to organize a new club and stage demonstrations of flying model airplanes.
Senator Lewis Schwellenbach of Washington laments the use of dumoum bullets and other crabori cal instruments of war while urging a move to humanize warfare. He contrasts League of Nations with the Hague tribunal as instruments for cooperation to prevent war.
A flood of letters and demonstrations in Britain push for a congress of nations to halt bombing of open areas and protect women and children. The plan, supported by the press, envisions neutral safety zones under Red Cross protection with penalties for violations, as Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden commissions expert grafting and surveys for preliminary details.
A Havana dispatch cites the debate on war and democracy, with urgent calls by Hearst backed editors for strong action. The piece condemns violent prophecies and argues humanity's future depends on restraint.
A world noted authority on international law endorsed a proposal described as humanizing. The endorsement coincides with calls for a congress to consider measures addressing mass casualty events.
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