New York and New Jersey Labor Split in 1950 Governor Races
In previews of 1950 elections, labor divides emerge in New York and New Jersey contests. Lehman backs in New York, Dulles targets Fair Deal, while AFL CIO split with Driscoll in New Jersey and local races in Detroit show national echoes.
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House
Senate
New York
APL
CIO
Herbert H. Lehman
Wagner
John Poster Dulles
Thias B Dewey
Truman
Dulles
Tehman
New Jersey
Tabor
AFL
Elmer H.eene
B. Driscoll i
C10
Vene
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Driscoll
Lehman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin, Roosevelt, Jr
D-L-Ny
New York City
William Dwyer
Newbold Morris
O'Dwyer
Vila Marcantonio
Fang P. Kelley
Andrew D. Somers
George H. Fankiichery
Brooklyn
Calunnus
Richard J. Welch
Inbrr
Oftesbun
Shelley
Gepulliann
Lloyd Gomboye
Congress
Marty
Badge Battle Ends With Constable Defeat In Spartansburg
In Spartansburg Saturday afternoon a constable and a game warden clashed in the Battle of the Badges. The warden fined for pheasant shooting near a farm building, then faced an attempted arrest by the constable on additional charges, but a technicality over the speed signal led to the dismissal of charges against the game officer.
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Spartansbur
Spartansburg
Hey
Tha King Bowen
Rent controls may terminate next summer
Federal and state rent controls face possible end next summer as home construction surges. With new dwelling units rising toward 4 million annually, lawmakers doubt another extension will pass Congress before the June 30 expiration. Administration leaders and Rep. Walcott foresee rents decontrolling, signaling a shift as housing output accelerates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Truman
Task March
Law & Hone Riley Td
Rep
Walcott
Michigan
House Banking Committee
House
Soviet Marshal Rokossovsky Joins Polish Cabinet as Defense Minister
In Warsaw, Soviet Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky resigns from the Red Army to become Poland's minister of national defense and joins the state Council, promising strong influence on military policy. Born in Poland 53 years ago, he notably commanded army groups that liberated Warsaw. A long career in liberated German territories follows.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ince
Poeland
Two Injured In Head-On Crash Near Cutting
Ralph A. Anders XH 28 of Jamestown and Ralph Winquist 26 of Bridgeport were injured in a head-on collision on Cutting Clymer road Saturday afternoon. Both are in fair condition at Carry Hospital. Anderson suffered multiple facial injuries and lacerations. Winquist sustained a damaged knee cap. State Police reported no charges filed.
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Clymer Road
Carry Hospital
Rulph A. Anders XH
Jamestown Anderson
Associated Discount Corp
New York
Euly
Ralph Winquist
Bridgeport
Gorn
Windquist
WLIZ
Winquist
Anderson
Westfield Partress
Driver Cited Baby Hurt In Area Crashes
Two serious intersections in Corry district caused separate crashes Saturday and Sunday injuring a baby. Richard Gallagher 26 of Franklin faced charges after Daisy Bowman 50 of Raymond Avenue was struck trying to cross Feate Be. Damage exceeded $125. In a second crash at Hughes Corners Roy Hulett and Dohna Brown involved. Hulett arrested for failing to stop at top sign. Brown’s 16 month old child suffered facial bruises. Damage to vehicles estimated at $125 and $275.
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Bigeville Corners
Wade
Daisy Bowman
Raymond Avenue
Feate Be
Richard Gallagher
Franklin
Bowman
Sit
Gallagher
Roy ‘D. Hulett
Sherman
RD. 1
Dohna Brown
Hughes’ Corners
Hulett
Hylett
He Brown Werere
Navy sea force being reduced by large margins
The Navy reports active sea strength shrinking as mothballed fleets rise. 395 major combat vessels left the Atlantic, 342 from the Pacific, totaling 727 ships out of service. By July 1, active fighting ships drop from 271 to 287, with 17 Atlantic and seven Pacific ships stored. Admiral Sherman aims to keep naval aviation protected and reshuffles leadership, including McCormick as vice chief of naval operations replacing Price who moves to air training.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wavy
Atlantic
Pacific
Teserva
Naval Operations
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Sherman
Navy
Juotus Denfeld
Congress
Mutie
Lyde du Puy
McCormicks
Ehter
Wmccormick
John D. Price
Naval Air Training
Pensueold
Fis
Recruiters to Speak at Meeting of VFW
Harrisburg report notes strains from coal and steel strikes boosted October relief rolls by 38 825 bringing total to 415 421. Relief openings tied to coal miners and steel workers, Mine Workers welfare fund, layoffs and indirect effects, with most increase in bituminous counties. The VFW recruitment meeting will feature Lt. Homer Darnell Col. Howard and other officers at the National Guard Armory.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Assistance
United Mine
Becauke
AI Guard
Gimpliess
Homer Darnell
Sai
Hi E
Beckuth
J. L. Horony
Th. Siperros
Werebro Air Force
Amiy
Old Bee
Sien Wits
Hie VW
Will Aiko Beattin
G/M. Howard
Colo
Monghtun
G. Fenians
Army
J. Paul ‘Pizor
Ofieerot
Pennsylvanie National
Trial Of Thomas Is Rescheduled
Washington reports a postponement in the trial of Thomas Puriall Thomas, a Republican from New York. The case concerns alleged payroll irregularities at a national bank and is adjourned to a later date as attorneys seek conditions of business.
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Thomas
Washington
Che Rial
Ren
J. Puriall Thomas
Kanes Mt| Thoms
Timsday
Soviet Leaders Warn World War to End Capitalism
Moscow dispatch reports top Russian political and military chiefs accusing the United States of stirring a new bloodbath to destroy world capitalism. Malenkov and Vasilevsky warn atomic war would blast capitalism and advance Soviet progress, as thousands attend the 32nd anniversary rally with Stalin's pilot appearance and heavy security.
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Moscow
United States
Mln
Anmle Jagt
Gommiinist —Politburo
Ctoprel M Malonskov
Alesander
Vasilevsky
Jlister
HikLorie
Red Square
Stalin
Vasily Stalin
Malenkov
Lefire
Jankov
Britain
America
Anid
USA
Milenkov
Soviet Union
Posaeniey
Kremiov
Col Lingjed
Veterans Bonus Main Issue In Pennsylvania Election
Center of interest is the veterans bonus question with a potential 500 million bond authorization. Nearly one million registered voters are eligible to ballot on adding a new state section to authorize bonded indebtedness for veterans bonuses. City races in Pittsburgh Scranton and other towns accompany statewide contests.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hall
Arly
Hanewds
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Clask
Republica
Richardson Dillworth
Fox
Heland
Joseph Sir Clarke
Wile Jism Meade
David Lawrence
Sparta Woman 74 Dies After Fall Injury
Grace Sturdevant 74 of Bhactinibtre RD 2 fell Sunday night slipping on a rug and striking her head on an oil stove causing a broken arm and a gash. Neighbors summoned an ambulance to Torrey Hospital where further injuries were recorded.
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Sparta
Grace Sturdevant
Sturdevane
Din Shnemaler
Occupation of Japan to Extend for Years Says U S
Washington reports state department officials plan a gradual end to Allied occupation after a peace treaty. Talks with Britain and others are to follow ratification, with Japan gaining political independence while curbing Communism and removing wartime holdings under postwar accords.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Japan
Asia
State Department
Douigiss Myr
Arthur
aMule
Lewis Bridges Split Over Miners Welfare Funds
Washington reports indicate a rumored rift between John L. Lewis and Senator Styles Bridges over spending of miners welfare funds. Trustees weighed freezes on royalties and pension payments as a strike continued since September 19 amid operator politics and a change in trusteeship with Judge Charles J. Dawson named successor to Van Horn.
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Vin Hoi
Lewis
Bridges
Charles J. Dawson
Louisville
We. van Horn
Four youths charged in school bus stop theft case
State Police at Cory barracks arrested four Waterford youths for stealing a waiting room built for a school bus stop off Route 6Y near Duell City. Edward Niemeyer 40 Thomas Skwaryk 17 Clinton Weld ner 19 and Normin Aldrich 19 pleaded guilty to larceny and were ordered to pay restitution.
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Cory Barracks
Justis Butters
Edward Niemeyer
Thomas Skwaryk
Clinton Weldner
Waterford
Normin Aldrich
Hying
Niemeyer
Mie Amill
Duell City
Mother slashes four children then pleads insanity
A 35 year old mother, Mrs Jimes Mougha, told a hearing she killed her four children to stop Saint orders. Her husband found one child hacked and she was judged insane at a night hearing and committed to East Moline State Hospital. The four victims are Mary Belenge two months, Richard 20 months, Michael three, and James four.
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Saint
Associated Preas Sterling
Jimes Mougha
Mary Bilenge
Richard
Michael
James
Senra
Tel
Republic Steel Settlement Terms Not Yet Revealed
Government officials said steel and coal labor peace hinges on quick settlements with major steel arms and the striking CIO Steelworkers. Bethlehem Steel reached a pension-based settlement. Republic Steel terms remain undisclosed as leaders discuss language and possible use of Taft Hartley authority.
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Washington
T Hey
CIG
L. Lewis
Truman
Trumian
Tafl‘Hartley
Tafl—Hartley Act
Woston
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
CIO
Steelworker
Murray
Cleveland
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Republic Steel Corp
Charles M. White
Republic
Altomers
Steelgarktrs
Jones & Laughlin Steel Gorp
Youngstoym Sheet and Tube
Steel Corp
Lukens’ Steel Company
Coat
Child Hit by Car Injures Local Girl in Corry
A seven year old girl was struck by a car on North Center Street in Corry and injured. She was taken to Corry Hospital where doctors treated her overnight. police described the incident as an accident occurring at about 3 20 p m on Saturday.
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Harold
Corry
North Center Steel
Pavne
Changin
Agutham Murth
Genter
Atresia
Corry Hospital
Chapt
X-rajps
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Treasury
Warrington
Onan Sistence
Red Army
Detromn
Tilks
Pei
Olois Wes Assrance
General Motors Corp
W Orkers
Vantaa
Tam
Faye Ber
GM van
Tibet Electrica
Cro United
Connecticut
Sherman Autaist
Navy Sea Force
VFW
Armongers
Republic Steel
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