Rotating chairmen debated at peace conference in Paris
The article reports a proposal by Georges Bidault to end deadlock at the peace conference by making the chairmanship permanent. It notes opposition from Great Powers, with Mackenzie King and others weighing in as talks continue among Big Four and Little Powers. A compromise offered by Hector MacNeill shifts rotating roles. The session ends without a decision on chairmanship.
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Weather outlook for Syracuse area shows fair to warm trend
The Weather Bureau notes variable skies with periods of clarity and warmer readings through the week. Highest daily temperatures approach records in places, with lows near the 60s, sunrise and sunset times adjusted. overall period expected to trend from normal to slightly above, with northeasterly winds and scattered showers possible.
Eyewitness Riot Tale From Trapped Deputy
Deputy Clarence Mose describes hiding beneath posts at the jail as gunfire shattered windows and blasts rained over the street. He says 10 to 15 deputies crouched in fear as bullets shattered the building and he suffered a small leg nick while others were wounded. He recalls GI troops stopping ambulances and the group feeling terror and confusion through the night.
Fourth Marine Dies Raising Toll From Battle With Chinese
A fourth U.S. Marine has died from wounds suffered in Monday’s clash with Chinese forces. The death toll from the engagement near the coast rose to four as officials announced the latest fatality.
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Weather Summary: Rain Missed Syracuse Amid Warm May
The forecast predicted no rain for Saturday with warmer conditions. Rain was reported in Dunkirk Albany Binghamton Elmira and Rochester early today as a tropical maritime mass moved in from the Atlantic. July began with a thunderous start and a 94 mile per hour wind. the month ended with a 69.6 degree average temperature and 0.32 inch below normal rainfall.
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Trial End Near in Germany as UD-A Prosecution Sees Possible Verdict
AUD Germany says the prosecution expects a near end to the trial of 22 ranking Germans. A verdict could come by September 2 with a decision anticipated around August 15. The case involves ongoing judicial proceedings and potential final rulings in the courtroom.
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Kidnap Trooper Escaped Convict Bride Captured
Trenton New Jersey crimes desk reports a one day honeymoon ending in capture. An escaped convict and his 16 year old bride were seized after holding a trooper at gunpoint near Hopewell. Police say a statewide manhunt ensued in Somerset County as investigators searched for the pair in the wooded area once linked to major cases. The incident concluded with the pair iced and stopped in what authorities described as the most intensive Jersey manhunt since the Lindbergh case, with coverage continuing on Page 2.
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Carrier, Syracuse U in plan to share war plant gains
Washington reports a final step toward a War Assets Administration decision authorizing Carrier Corp and Syracuse University to share the big wartime surplus plant in Thompson Road East Syracuse. Under terms of the agreement discussed today, Carrier is to receive ample facilities for a massive expansion while Syracuse University will get test and laboratory buildings for a broad veterans training program.
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Bandits steal $26,000 payroll from South Boston plant
Masked men raided the Gold Seal shoe plant in South Boston today, escaping with $26,000 from the payroll. Officers reported two gunmen fled on foot after the holdup, which occurred during daylight and involved masking and swift action.
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Russ Charge Sale of German Plants
MOSCOW AP reports the United Press dispatch that the American and British zones of Germany earmarked for reparations have seen industrial plants stripped looted or sold to German firms. The fast Agency in Berlin cites these losses as part of postwar asset transfers and economic disruption.
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British 0.K. Russ and U.S. Atom Plans Debated in Commons
London AP report says Prince Noel Baker becomes focal point as Bulan approves both Russian and American plans to control Bonnie creigy and argues integration of the Iwe pling should be intensified.
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Chimes Sold and Union Building Lease Reported
A 30 year lease for the northern half of the Union Building on the 4% block of S Salina Street by the Migoy Stars in New York City was announced today by the Logan Rent Disputes Office. The lease, filed with the County Clerk, ends 13 months of negotiations to move the Lugé family store into Status. In Washington a new addition to the York financials was announced by the Senate for a 3000000 expansion in the 400 block of Salina.
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Real Estate Sale Nets NYC Investors for Chimes Building
The Eagan Real Estate Company announced the sale of the 12 story Chimes Building at S Salma and W On ondagast to New York City investors at an undisclosed price. Tenants in the Urie 1 Building welcomed changes with the lease terms and related occupancy details noted, though specifics remain unclear.
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Building Bombed 18 Hurt in Athens Tennessee riot
Athens residents faced a six hour siege as deputies and a crowd of 600 or more clashed at McMunn County Jail during a bloody election night. Six men were seriously wounded, with 12 others hurt less severely. National guardsmen patrolled the town and later withdrew after orders were rescinded. Deputy Windy Wne was targeted during searches, and several cars were overturned as ballots were safeguarded.
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Bus Crashes Through Railing on Memorial Bridge
An estimated 60 people were injured today when a commuter bus crashed through a heavy railing on the Memorial Bridge over the Potomac River and landed upside down on a driveway 30 feet below. The accident occurred during the morning rush hour near Lincoln Memorial as the bus traveled from Arlington, Virginia to Washington.
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Truman's struggle to pick aye man atone energy com
Interior page notes President Truman faces trouble selecting a new official for energy committee. Writer Maraniy Childs is absent from today’s calendar page, leaving readers awaiting updates on key appointments and policy direction.
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Butler Charged With Logan Murder
A Nassau County police chief reports a 28-year-old African American butler and chauffeur was arrested and charged with the murder of Mrs Marjorie Came Logan on July 24. The suspect allegedly forced Marcie Jean Pinnell to disrobe and then shot Mrs Logan in the face and neck. Miss Tanhodt identified the attacker in her home as the same man.
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