Youth festivals split world views in Ithaca and Berlin
United Press reports two parallel youth gatherings highlight ideological divides. In Ithaca Cornell hosts 400 young professionals from 83 nations debating human rights and youth responsibilities, while in Berlin East German youths back a peace parade with 1,000,000 participants from 70 nations. The events run about two weeks, with large scale demonstrations and camp living across sites like the Ernst Thaelmanna Camp.
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WIFE EXPECTING CHILD KILLED ON EVE OF RETURN
Syracuse airman Lieutenant Henry G. Ausburn was killed returning from his 43rd mission over enemy lines near Pusan. He was to come home Monday. his wife Marion, who is pregnant, lives with Ausburn’s parents at 353 Park Ave. A telegram from Maj. Gen. John H. McCormick confirmed the death.
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Gaming devices held and Condon resigns federal post
A Saratoga investigation fuels a broader case as Edward Condon resigns as director of the National Bureau of Standards amid a grand jury probe into gambling and corruption. He had faced scrutiny over possible ties to atomic security concerns while its director at Westinghouse earlier, and will join private work. Corning Glass Co announces Condon appointed director of research and development at its laboratories.
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National Bureau of Standards
State Conson
Woman 100 Dies in Troy Hospital
Mrs. Huliah Wolc who was 100 years old last February died early today in a Troy hospital. She fell downstairs at her Rome July 96 ani broke her hip.
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Today’s Features Congress Ponders Texas Tax Cuts and Aid
The feature section suggests Congress may pare Texas taxation and seek more aid for the Western region while defense efforts overseas could slow. Includes comments by Mairie Childs on a mirrored page and references to regular features and pages for letters music deaths radio TV sports and pictures.
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Gaming Probe Figure Robbed in Ogdensburg
In Ogdensburg a gambling probe figure reported burglars robbed his home, seizing about 9506 in valuables from a 1000 pound safe. William Dodd, a parking meter salesman, said the theft happened while he was at a camp on the St. Lawrence River. Police noted 57,000 in blocks and bonds, over 1000 in jewelry, 350 in coins and bills, plus a movie camera and other items. Dodd had testified at Crime Commission hearings about bets and slot machines but refused to answer questions. He claimed he kept most money in his pocket as he lacked a bank account. The house was ransacked and the safe dragged to a rear entrance and taken by several men in a truck.
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Clear Saturday Then Some Rain Forecast
Fair weather is predicted for tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers tomorrow night. The showers, Andrew Keller, chief Weather Bureau meteorologist said, are expected to clear off and Sunday should be a nice day.
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12 Known Dead as Marine Train Crashes Streamliner
A head on crash between a Kansas City Southern streamliner and a 300-man Marine troop train near Morganza Louisiana left at least 12 dead and 60 injured. Authorities reported chaotic scene with lines down and many bodies unidentified. Marines were being moved from Camp Lejeune to the West Coast.
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Mother Bloor Dies, Red Leader of Communist Groups
Ella Reeve Bloor, known as Mother Bloor and a lifelong labor organizer, dies at 88 in a convalescent home in Quakertown Pa. She had recently been in semi retirement and was noted in relation to a 1950s congressional inquiry into War Lord Ware, her son by a first marriage. She suffered a spinal injury at her farm near Coopersburg.
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Alger Hiss
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U S Crews to Vie In Bombing Tests in Tampa
Thirty of the United States top bomber teams gather in Tampa for the Strategic Air Command annual bombing contest. The crews will perform mock attacks on Birmingham Dallas Houston and Oklahoma City with radar scored hits. McDill Air Force Base in Tampa serves as headquarters for the event which runs through Friday.
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Planes join search for missing airmen in Adirondacks
CAP and jet fighters from Hancock Field aided by 298th Fighter Squadron join two missing airmen search in Forestport Adirondacks. Maj. Joseph C. Irwin leads 138th as massing airmen shuttle to Griffiss AFB. Farmers report hearing cries as rescue efforts expand with more planes deployed.
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Saratoga County Storm Knocks Down Trees Near Route 2
Strong winds and an electrical storm in Saratoga County uprooted trees and disrupted phone service in East Galway Musherville area along Route 2 about 15 miles west of Saratoga Springs. No fires or building damage reported. Local utilities report isolated outages and weather remains unsettled.
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Saratoga County
Galway-Musherville
Yailes
Fortune Found in House of Death Case Near Dreadful Despair
Police found two elderly sisters in a locked New Jersey apartment with one dead from cancer and the other in a coma, surrounded by riches. A raven starved to death as investigators recovered $23,940 in coins, seven thousand dollars in deposits, securities, and hundreds under a pillow while neighbors recalled years of seclusion and neglect.
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LATTIF EXPLAINS ORDER Delay in Draft Processing for College Students
A spokesman for Selective Service states college students may receive deferments as local boards halt deferment panel work. Jacob Latlif, chairman of Board 58, notes some students already classified 2A to 4F may see postponed processing. Upstate boards were directed to delay actions, potentially allowing freshmen and upperclassmen to remain in college through the year end.
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Upstate
Incomes Hit New Record In June
Washington reports total personal incomes rose in June to an annual rate of 251.1 billion dollars, due largely to payroll gains of about 1.3 billion per month. Wage receipts climbed to 166.16 billion while government payrolls reached 28.8 billion. farm and rent income rose, transfers including social security and veterans benefits increased by 100 million to 12.8 billion.
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Sydney Dockworkers Award Odor Bonus Complaint
Sydney dock workers were granted a four cent an hour bonus after protesting that onions from Japan kept their odor despite tropical transport. The extra pay applies to unloading from the ship Anking, as reported today.
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Australia
Tropics
Today s Chuckle Feeble Digression on Silence
The item jokes that most people know how to say nothing but few know when to speak revealing a light humorous insight about timing in conversation.
Enemy Casualties in Korea Reach 1,287,872 Through July
The U S Army estimate shows total enemy casualties in Korea through July 31 at 1,287,872, up 9,018 in eight days. Battle casualties total 290,756 with non battle losses at 182,278 and 164,838 prisoners of war. The Far East Command updates these figures by a defined probabilistic formula, noting only captured and held behind stockades are precisely known.
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Far East Command
Dewey Urges Unity to Avert World War in Australia
In Lismore Australia Gov. Thomas E Dewey warned that without collective security the free nations would die separately and said Indo China is the front line to hold. He urged building up forts militarily and politically to avert a third world war and praised Australia’s wartime hospitality to American soldiers.
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Australia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Cole Lective
Dewey
Suspect in Minneapolis slaying linked to booklet copy
In Minneapolis a man was jailed on suspicion after investigators found a booklet titled How to Modernize for Comfort mailed from Brinnes to a New York man. Nicola Nick Licata fifty four, a Burbank cafe manager, was questioned and detained, with others previously arrested. The case centers on an alleged murder and the mysterious note found early today.
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Brinnes
Bwolapolis
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Nicola “Nick” Licata
York
Deadlock at UN Korea talks stalls two hours eleven minutes
UN and Communist delegates sat in silence for 131 minutes as both sides refused to budge on the buffer zone. Admiral Joy urged alternatives while Nam kept mum, prompting a tense scene described as exhausted but unresolved after a four hour session.
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Herbert Hoover Turned 77 in California Birthday Observance
HALO ALTO California reports former President Herbert Hoover reached age 77 today. He planned a private birthday at his brother’s Santa Cruz Mountains ranch and delayed remarks until August 20 in Des Moines. Hoover, born in West Branch Iowa in 1874, will receive a newly endowed Iowa award from the Iowa Legislature.
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