Racers Dine Honor Derby Contestants With Prizes
A Derby prize banquet at Ayala victory banquet room in Syracuse drew about 136 attendees including contestants fathers and derby officials. The event celebrated youth speed and featured prizes and reflections on the upcoming race. Charles Times presided as Chevrolet official presented the Derby prize, with cheers and memories of past heats on display.
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Truman Signs Atom Control Law
President Truman signs the atom control bill creating a civilian commission to oversee atomic development and research. The measure comes as the nation marks the first anniversary of the atomic bombings and the power of atomic energy is highlighted.
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Weather forecast note with scattered clouds and warm highs
Today weather includes partly cloudy skies and light rain at times. The high reaches 96 degrees with a record high of 98 noted in 1983 and a low around 49 degrees. Humidity around 90 percent this evening and winds from the west.
Quezon Buried Amid Liberation War Marine Islandfare
Quezon was buried today in Cemeterio del Este in Saranac Lake New York on the two year anniversary of the liberation efforts in the Philippines. The知らせ notes that forces of liberation pressed the final offensive against Japanese forces as the region moved toward freedom.
Attlee rushes home after Palestine delay sparks cabinet worry
Prime Minister Clement Attlee flew from Paris to London for an emergency cabinet meeting after President Truman delayed the American reply on the Palestine division plan. British sources say Attlee's London trip was decided suddenly yesterday afternoon as the government weighed the implications for the peace conference.
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Jewish Arms Cache Found in Tel Aviv During Raids
In Tel Aviv British troops uncovered another large cache of arms and ammunition as they continued daily sweeps for the King David hotel bombing perpetrators. Officials said the dawn discovery added to yesterday’s arms haul as 20 000 soldiers patrolled the Jewish quarter verifying identities and questioning residents.
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Ship Sinks In Collision Off Eng Coast
The 258 ton cargo vessel American Farmer sank about 400 miles west of the English coast after a collision with the American ship William J Riddle. The Riddle, damaged at the waterline, took aboard all hands from the Farmer and reported no troops aboard either vessel. The Farmer had left London July 25 for New York and was operated by the War Shipping Administration.
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Slain Cambridge woman found in Cranberry bog alert
Ruth McGuih, 23, of Cambridge, Mass, was found dead in a Cranberry bog near Green Lodge Reservoir. Police suspect foul play after her clothing showed signs of a brutal attack and a valuable engagement ring given by a Navy cook was missing from her finger. A man known only as Crank may be involved. The body was located about 15 feet from shore, eight miles from the dance hall where she vanished after a Saturday night intermission.
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Satuday
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Smyth
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Smuth
Navy
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Mone McGurk Viet
Green Lodge Reservoir
Record hog prices surge past long-standing peak
Prices for pigs in Chicago hit a new high as bids surged beyond the 27 year record. The latest top rate reached 24.50 a hundredweight, approaching the 23.60 peak set in 1919 amid tight supplies. About 5,500 hogs were on sale with another 7,000 sent directly to packers, signaling strong demand in a scarce market.
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Rainstorm Pummels Syracuse as Wet Front Strikes
Syracuse bore the brunt of a heavy rain that surprised the Weather Bureau. The city logged 1.13 inches by 8:30 AM after a burst of rain from about 2:05 AM. Officials blamed a clash of continental and tropical air masses over the Atlantic for the unpredictable downpour.
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US Weather Bureau
Bufalo
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Utica
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Lands & Pola
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Family Quarrel Blamed Kidnapping Hoax
Mrs Barbara Walker, 21, a New Hampshire picnic disappearance suspect, says she ran away to escape domestic trouble after a claimed abduction story. She worked as a waitress near Lake Tahoe, later saying the kidnapping tale was imagination and that her husband forced her to cash bonds. She traveled from California to Reno by plane before resurfacing at a Lake Tahoe restaurant, stating the earlier tale was a fabrication.
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Truman Calls All Federal Spending to Cut Inflation
President Truman urges across government agencies to curb expenditures to fight inflation. He plans a White House budget news conference, asks public works to delay commitments, and directs agencies to stay within specified totals amid a serious national fiscal situation.
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Truman
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Jackson Will Keep Seat After War Crimes Trial Return
President Truman said associate justice Robert H Jackson will resume duties on the Supreme Court after returning to Washington from Nuernberg where he led the German war crimes trial. He noted Jackson's disagreements with Justice Hugo Black and indicated plans to discuss his duties upon return.
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Washington
Hospital births headline in Rochelle a five girl day
When a new Rochelle hospital opened last Saturday officers promised the first baby born would be the guest of the start-everything free. The stork delivered Sunday morning with five girls.
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Senate probes defective shells to fix death guilt
The Senate War Investigating Committee opened a broad inquiry into defective chemical shells used in the Battle of the Rules. It will also pursue a separate inquiry into manufacturer responsibility for shell failures and casualties. May Gen Alden H Waitt testified that 10 to 22 soldiers died in premature bursts, later revised to 29 dead and 83 injured. BASE BASIN Metal Products, among others, held major contracts for the shells, with other firms producing similar rounds. The committee said it would continue its investigation in follow-up pages.
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Truman Avoids Political Talk on McKellar Renomination
President Truman declined to discuss Tennessee politics at a news conference. When asked if he supported Senator McKellar's renomination, he replied he had no comment. The veteran senator faces renomination in Tennessee.
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Oil Rights Quagmire Looms as Truman Faces Decision
President Truman weighs the tidal lands issue as he prepares to decide whether to sign or veto the oil bill. Reporters await a formal statement at his news conference, with the administration signaling a final position may come today.
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Plane Crash Kills 11 Marines and Navy Crewmates
A four engined Marine Corps Privateer bomber crashed a mile and a half northwest of Camp Kearney Airfield early today killing 11 aboard. Official word names were not released. Reports say four crew were Marines and seven Navy personnel.
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Molotov backs open Paris Peace Conference rules
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov supports a Greek motion to open all peace questions at the Paris Conference and allow agenda items by a simple majority vote. The Rules Committee debated opening to all treaty questions as Byrnes prepared to announce US support for the two thirds rule, while the Dutch plan was defeated 11 to 9.
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Syracuse
Inside Box Score Shows Limited Congressional Achievements
A brief note in the Capital Calling column by Marquis Childs remarks that the inside box score reflects few real achievements by Congress over recent months. The editorial page figures and section references indicate a layout with classifieds and various departments, including Deaths, Radio, Editorials, Sports, and Letters, with page markers such as 46-49 Haworth and 50 Guy Lite. The reference to Todays Pictures Age 4 suggests a pictorial feature in the paper.
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