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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
8
Special to The Syracuse Journal reports Senate leaders plan Monday action to force a vote on the alien bill. Backed by influential administration allies, it aims to shift power from federal agencies and bureaucrats to closer oversight, with possible broad implications for labor and immigration law.
Fragmentary OCR records veterans and political figures including Hearst era references. Mentions a state convention and department events with scattered names and places, lacking clear dates or outcomes.
A man stands accused of murdering his wife in a court appearance. The case details allege involvement and intent as the prosecution seeks formal charges and a trial date.
A brief report states that a commission named A was filed today in offices in Georgia.
A deadly Harlem fire today killed five people and injured several others trapped on upper floors. Firefighters rescued two men and two women, while a neighbor’s smoke alarm and dog alerted builders to the danger.
A monument marking the ancient Onondaga and Iroquois trail near Salina and Tuckfield was unveiled in a ceremony led by state historian Dr Alexander Phili p. Speakers included Onondaga leaders and members of historical associations who praised the trail as a major factor in shaping North American history from prehistoric times through the Erie Canal and railroad development.
A man in Saco Maine burned his sister's body in a furnace to avoid funeral costs after her death from natural causes. Police quoted Bradbury saying the act was her wish and that no money was saved. The case prompted police to file an investigation as authorities pursue further details.
Albany report notes a public hearing on 42 proposed constitutional amendments affecting all state branches will be held next Tuesday afternoon before the Governor and state officers committee. Amendments include abolishing lieutenant governor and comptroller, creating new departments, raising salaries, and expanding recall and appointment powers.
New York reporters announce the death of John Loms De Ruyter known on Broadway as the playboy. After a two day illness he died today at age 31. The Attock broker rose to prominence through a controversial court testimony involving Merle Rutherford, his second wife.
A federal espionage inquiry focuses on officers suspected of subversive ties as Dr Dante PF Gretan, a German born physician, appears as a witness. A Medical Reserve lieutenant was dismissed by the War Department in Washington after fleeing to the homeland aboard the liner Bremen.
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