Guilty Cadets Must Resign or Be Fired Allies Demand Stronger Neutrality Guarantees
City Hall faces a double crisis as the sales tax and mayoral duties collide. Alfred W. Haight warns the council it cannot vet the 2 percent tax without an emergency message from Mayor Corcoran or acting mayor Haight. With Corcoran on vacation and Haight at his lake camp, a night mayor dispute arises as Brewster may act but also homes away.
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Common Council
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Haight
Stace
Brewster
Skaneateles
Melanie Breuxer
Oneida Lake
Army Sets West Point Disciplinary Steps for Honor Code Breach
The Army said any West Point elder who refuses to resign after admitting an honor code breach will be discharged, while graduated cadets with classroom cheating evidence face action. About 80 cadets admit cheating. 90 accused. Procedural options include administrative discharge or court martial. cadets may have legal counsel. The superintendent Maj Gen Frederic Irving outlined steps and a shift to broader penalties.
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Congress
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D-Va
Senate Armed ‘S
Britons Tour Abadan Oil Refinery Amid Nationalization Talks
Britons led by oil negotiator Richard Stokes toured the Abadan refinery to inspect conditions at shutdown. W. Averell Harriman, Truman troubleshooter, arrived after a plane incident. Governors and Iranian officials greeted them as Tehran held talks on nationalization of Anglo-Iranian Oil. Donald Ferguson presented “cold facts” to the nationalization committee.
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Iran
Shief
Richard Stokes
Abadan
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Jalon
Hart
Es Kalances
Khuzistan
Ango-Tranian Oil Company
Tehran
Donald Ferguson
Stoke
Ferguson
Beitela
Fight over Federally Developed Electric Power in 1882 Campaign
The article outlines a looming major issue in the 1882 campaign as the fight over federally developed electric power intensifies. Marquis Childs writes on the topic on the editorial page while related sections and features appear across the issue including amusements, letters, classifieds, and sports.
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Marquis Childs
Income Tax Hike Delayed to October 1 Says George
Washington Senate Finance Chairman George of Georgia said individual income tax boosts likely will be delayed to October 1 and not retroactive to September 1. He outlined committee work starting next week to draft a tax bill, with a likely Senate version aiming to adjust the House proposal rather than create a new tax plan. The panel may remove excess profits tax and seek relief measures, while some support delaying the increase beyond the House timetable.
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George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Ieee
Senate
House
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TRE
U S Rejects Soviet Bid As a Trap
Washington reports the United States rejected Russia s proposal for a four power peace pact calling it a propaganda trap The State Department said the Kremlin has violated obligations and lost confidence in the Soviet s respect for treaties Nikolai Shvernik renewed the offer in a letter to President Truman The United States Britain France and Communist China were to join in a disarmament program claimed as a path to world peace The State Department official urged Moscow to honor existing obligations before taking on new promises Concluded on Page 9 Column 2
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Truman
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Britain
France
China
Rain Expected With Warm Spurt In Syracuse
A low pressure from Lake Michigan brings rain to Syracuse this afternoon tonight and tomorrow. Slight warming accompanies the showers as southwest winds reach 15 to 23 mph. Lows drop to 58 with last night at 52. Tomorrow's high reaches 82 and five day average runs about three degrees below normal with showers forecast Saturday and Sunday.
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Syracuse
Lake Michigan
Mercury
Probers Question Ball Player Over Reserve Clause
Washington House baseball investigators, in secrecy, called Ross C. Horning to testify as a witness against the reserve clause. Horning, a young former minor leaguer, is linked to opposing the clause which binds a player to the first club that signs him. Other witnesses defended the clause as vital to keep wealthier clubs from buying top players.
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House
Ross C. Horning
Horning
A. B
Chandler
San Francisco
Chandl
Ter
Contino
Ihelter
Coast Guard Races to Aid Fever Stricken Motorship
A U S Coast Guard cutter left Miami with medical supplies and a doctor to help a motorship Tarumin plagued by a fever believed to be from contaminated water. A Public Health Service physician boarded the Androscoggin after a call for help. initial reports cited two dead and others ill. later updates listed one dead and three sick among 29 crew. San Juan air drops delivered penicillin and aureomycin to shore hospitals and ship walls.
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UPA
Npsedy
Coast Guard
U. S. Public Health Service
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Taruinia
Grace Line
Santa Rosa
Coast Guard Pi
San Juan
Puertoco
Cohen Link two Kansas City men slain in Hollywood
In Hollywood Tollywood a gunman shot dead Tony Brancalo and Tony Trombino, both Kansas City hoodlums tied to gangster Mickey Cohen. The killer sat behind them in Brancalo's car, then fled in another vehicle as residents heard shots and watched the escape. Brancalo, 37, had prior jail terms for bootlegging and violations. Trombino, 31, turned aside to the killer before being shot. Authorities quoted Police Chief Parker and noted the ambush site near the actor’s home territory.
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Tony Brancalo
PRI
Tony Trombino
Kansas City
Mickey Cohen
Hollywood
Cari Brancalo
Underworld
Samuel Rummell
Wiliam Parker
Mel
Brancato
Trombing
Trombino
Brancata
Vinson Pushes 163-Group Air Force Plan and Carriers
House Armed Services Chairman Vinson urged creation of a 163 group air force and the construction of two extra giant aircraft carriers for the Navy. He proposed 135 combat wings and 25 troop carrier wings, replacing the current 95 group goal, with the two new carriers to be added to the carrier already authorized, to be pursued on a high priority basis.
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INS
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Vinson
Day
Navy
Air Force
Congress
Pleven to Seek Confirming Vote as French Premier
Pleven, who served seven months last year, accepted the role of premier designate from President Vincent Auriol and will appear before the National Assembly tomorrow morning to seek confirmation. The 20 minute conference at the presidential palace outlined the plan and duties of the new premiership.
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Acc
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Todays Chuckle: living in the past saves on paint
A lighthearted quip notes that dwelling in the past has one real advantage as paint becomes cheaper, wryly attributed to Reece Nery.
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Reece Nery
Boy’s prize bass costs father a thousand dollars
In Quincy Massachusetts eight year old Frank Rubin proudly caught a bass and kept it alive in a bathtub with fresh air. His father notes the bass cost him about $1,000 in total expenses. A thief later entered through an open window and stole $300 cash a $300 camera and $400 in silverware.
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Mass
Frank
Rubin
Try
It Worth It Market Opens With Ostrich Eggs and Exotic Meats
A New York market opens offering Ing. Ostrich eggs at 45 dollars each. It features steaks and chops from llama, caribou, wild goats, rein deer, and bison priced at two dollars and up. The listing uses unusual items and high prices to attract curious buyers.
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New York
Former Red Identifies Greenberg Ties in Testimony
University professor Dr Karl August WittlFogel testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee on August 1948 that he met Michael Greenberg a former government official among Communist friends and assumed Greenberg was one. The record includes a White House stationery letter dated Aug dl 1948 and a typed signature for Greenberg plus documents listing Greenberg as a former Board of Economic Warfare employee.
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Wasitiington
Michael Greenberg
Greenberg
Karl August Witlfogel
Senale
White House
Board of Economic Warfare
Rep Gillette Dies at 71 in Towanda Pa
Representative Withon Dy Gillette, 71, a longtime member of Congress from Pennsylvania's 34th District, died at his Towanda home at 7:50 AM after a long illness. He had not been in Washington for about a year due to illness and served eight North Central Pennsylvania counties.
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Gillette
Towanda
Fowanda
Pennsylvania
Washington
Ilness
Ridgway Rebuffs Reds on Korean Ceasefire Talks
Gen Ridgway, UN commander, refuses to resume Korean ceasefire talks without stronger guarantees that former troops stay out of the conference zone. He warns talks will end if neutrality in Kaesong is violated. A US spokesman says talks may not restart before Thursday. Nearby reports accuse US forces of violations in the neutral zone and crossings near Kaesong.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
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Kaeselig
Frce
Ridgway
Peiping
U. S
Shaeyong
Panmunchong
North Korea
Kac
Point Four Stress Draws Mixed Hearsay Reaction
Senator Alexander Smith questions the Point Four program stressing wholesale farming and farmage machinery in foreign aid. He urges balance as a $8.5 billion authorization bill moves through Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees with Thomas Cabot set to testify and Chairman Connally aiming to finish hearings this week.
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Alexander Smith
N.J
qWorld
Ey ‘Smith
Itnlatratate
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Navy Se Vent Viking Rocket Flight From White Sands
The Navy plans a seventh Viking rocket launch from White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico to reach the highest atmosphere yet and study air composition and rocket behavior for defense insight. The mission aims to exceed 30 miles altitude and gather data on propulsion and atmospheric conditions.
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N. M. Gf
Navy
Ambulance Strike and Rocket Research Debate in New York
In New York a briefing outlines ambulance crews and rocket researchers probing cosmic rays and atmospheric density. Milton Ry Rosen, head of the naval rocket section, discusses photographs, altitude goals, and the 40 hour vs 48 hour week for scientists amid a debate on working conditions and research needs.
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Franks
Pace, Jr
New York
INS
Milton Ry Rosen
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