Hanley Warns of a Sneak Attack and Urges Readiness
Lt. Gev B. Hanley, a leading Republican gubernatorial hopeful, told sheriffs at their convention that a Russia surprise attack on the United States would be an outright invasion without war declaration. He urged better equipment and personnel for U S forces, cited Korea, and praised frontline sheriffs as defense. William R. Williams was elected association president, with officers James Barrett and Edgar Baker among others named.
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Schenectady
Gevroe B. Hanley
Russia
United States
Hanley
State Sheriffs’ Association
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Korea
Heller
Ure
William R. Williams
Oneida County
Association
John J. McCloskey
New York City
James ° M . Barrett
Oswego County
Edgar J. Baker
Warren
Henry E. Becker
Niagara
William C. Meaham
Suffolk
Louis FR. Yaguda
Albany
Edward J. Ganter
Westchester
Forrest Brown
Genes
Early Explorers Name Patagonia From Enormous Footprints
Reported by early explorers in southern Argentina they were astonished by vast footprints shaping the land and christened the region Patagonia meaning lend of the big feet in their tongue.
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Argentina
Patagonia
Roy Mine A Call for Improvement Sparks Public Debate
Local voices urge clearer action as the community weighs needed changes at the Roy Mine. Readers express concern that awareness outpaces progress and ask for tangible steps toward reform.
Hooded robbers seize gold from Timmins mine vault
Two masked men broke into Coniaurum Gold Mines in Timmins at 3 30 A M using an acetylene torch to blast open the vault. They restrained Waetchman Bil Edwards and escaped with three gold bricks valued at about 96000 dollars.
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Timmins, Ont
Coniaurum Gold Mines, Ltd
Ued Waetchman Bil Edwards
Arms cost up since war a look at defense spending
Rep Albert J Engel of Michigan notes sharp price hikes since World War II and points to radar and delicate gear as inflation drivers. He cites 632064 for a modern jet fighter spare parts and 4 000 000 for a heavy bomber, 400 000 for medium tanks, versus 28780 and 123 060 for prewar models. He says a 10 billion military appropriation will be approved.
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Washington
Albert J. Engel
P.mich
Engel
Tha
Armed Services
House ‘Appropriations Committee
Truman
Bulk Coal Fragility Noted in Specific Size Deliveries
The article notes bulk coal is fragile cargo because customers require precise lump sizes and rough handling tends to break up the lumps, affecting transport and quality. The text highlights the challenge of maintaining uniform coal chunks during logistics and loading processes.
America's Fastest Selling Headache Powder
An old advertisement touts BC Headache Powder now offered in powder and tablet forms. It markets a blend of popular pain relief ingredients for fast, effective relief from headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscular aches. It promotes BC Tablets and Powder with 10¢ and 25¢ sizes sold widely.
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America
London Pact Military High Command Planned in London
The 12 North Atlantic Pact nations plan a London based joint high command. U S Lt Gen Willis Crittenberger Britain’s RAF Marshal Lord Tedder and Lt Gen Paul Ely of France attend two day talks with the pact council of deputies in London.
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London
U.S
Willis Crittenberger
Britain
Lord Tedder
Paul Ely
Council of Deputies
Sheki Rere Tyington
Paper Again Loses Telephone Service
The Yonkers Daily Times again lacked telephone service today after authorities accused the paper of using phones to aid illegal horse race betting. The New York Telephone Company removed the last four lines after the paper failed to obtain a stay on a Public Safety Commissioner O Hara's order to cut the lines. O Hara alleged the Times used its telephones to aid book making.
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Yonkers
Daily Times
New York ‘Telephone Company
Public Safety
Patrick F. O'Hara
O'Hara
Priests Seek Accord Between Church and State in Hungary
About 100 Roman Catholic priests calling themselves progressives adopted a resolution in Budapest urging a quick understanding between church and state and mutual respect for laws. They pledge loyalty to Hungary's People's Democracy and support for the five year plan, criticizing Cardinal Mindszenty who has refused to sign an unconditional pledge.
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Budapest
Lungary CP
Beech
Singte
Hungary
Mindszenty
Stockholm
Arto
Partisans of Peace
Rewoven Invisibly at Paramount Theater performance
An event at the Paramount Theater features "Rewoven Invisibly" by Alion. Weaving Co presented between banners of hems and garments, with scenes of looms and textiles in a dramatic stage piece.
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Alion. Weaving Co
Paramount Theater
Unclear historical clipping on protests and politics
Fragmentary report from the Syracuse Herald Journal references August 2 1950 with mentions of state capitals and protests. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent event, names, or dates to confirm a clear incident or outcome.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Stock- Five
Gov
Arizona
Norm “Peace
Phoenix
Ipeophe
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Neer Lodi
Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Prester Avanity
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