Crime Probers Charge Political Attack by Egan in Albany
U S Senate Crime Committee in Washington questions Essex County Democratic leader William J. Egan about a demand that Governor Alfred E. Driscoll testify. Committee telegram gave no indication the governor would appear. Report covers hearings next week, July figures, and state forest service plans including mobile unit deployment to Adirondack areas and travel by junior chamber of commerce delegates.
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Eden Doubts Chiang Will Lead China to Freedom
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden doubts Chiang Kai-shek can lead the Free China effort. He predicts opposition to the Chinese Communist government will emerge under new leadership in due course, speaking at a news conference in San Francisco. The remarks reflect postwar U.S. and British concern over China’s political future.
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Britain Bares New Rifle In Quick Firing Test
Britain unveiled a new rapid firing rifle shown to outpace the U S Garand in rate of fire during tests attended by military attaches. The stockless design proved to have lower penetration through wood than the Garand, prompting a review by the Atlantic Treaty Organization committee before potential adoption by pact nations.
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Mediation Talks In India Kashmir Dispute Continue
United Nations mediator Frank Graham arrived in New Delhi for talks with Indian officials on Kashmir. He plans to meet Prime Minister Nehru and discuss troop pullback proposals, while a Pakistani source said Islamabad agrees in principle, pending Indian reaction.
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Deaths of Kennedy Maxwell White Linked in Hasty Notice
IDEATHS THOMAS J. KENNEDY 64 discoverer of comedian Red Skelton and originator of the Break the Bank raffle program in Sea Bright New Jersey. THOMAS MAXWELL 55 of Albany assistant director of state in a hospital at Bay Shore. ALBERT R. WHITE 43 Associated Press photographer and secretary of the White House News Photographers Association in Rochester.
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Parent Critisized For Letting Son Drive
Ithaca Acting Judge Buyouscotched out the city court yesterday as a father of a 19 year old boy stressed responsibility for driving with a minor's license. The charge of driving without an operator's license was placed against Thomas Mant Jr. Groten.
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Missionary Will Speak at St Sapha’s Greek Orthodox Church
Reverend John Kenvetatis announced that G. Collins, a missionary from Diverse of North and South America, will deliver a vesper service at St Sapha's Church, 600 Masina Street in Watertown, tomorrow hour.
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Brothers Vie For Office In Tennessee Polls
In Polk County Tennessee Maui fat men filed to vote under armed guard for a brother to win a seat as an old political stalemate persists. Jeff Wilson, 53, defeated his brother Rev. Clint Walton, 44, in an election linked to the Good Government League. The county remains divided, with incorporation talks resurfacing to shift power away from a Democratic majority. Armed watchers patrolled the courthouse as old rivalries and a 1946- era conflict shaped the tense race.
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Pickets Fight Fire in Home
A curtain blown by a draft touched a lit vigil light in a two family home at 01 Columbus Avenue causing a blaze in the first floor bedroom and clothing closet. Firemen contained the fire with two booster lines while nearby pickets aided with a garden hose until firefighters arrived.
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Armistice Talks Drag Through Lengthy UN Session
The communique reports Reds rebuffed Joy's buffer zone plan based on the 38th parallel. Nam and Reds remained inflexible, insisting the buffer zone follow the existing front line, while Joy pressed for a broader compromise as the talks entered a tense 21st meeting.
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Sodium Treatment Program Continues for Young Children
Fifty words describe ongoing sodium fluoride treatments for 3 to 3 year olds at the Seneca Falls Health Center starting Monday. About 20 children received the first session last month with continued treatments needed to achieve adequate results in fighting tooth decay, per Miss Ray Camp.
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Ferris Wheel Rescue On Opening Day at State Fair
Firemen used a counterbalanced ladder to free 26 people from a malfunctioning twin Ferris wheel at the Illinois State Fair opening day. Most evacuees were children under 12. The delicate operation took about one hour and 40 minutes with no injuries reported.
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Maybe Hell Rocket to Army Fame
Port Sieridan Florida reports a new type projectile hat arriving. Donald Fioth Dorff, age 22, a circus performer shot from a cannon 2,800 times in his career, was sworn in yesterday as inductee number 48. He, dubbed the human cannonball, faced ribbing yet kept fear in check, joking about old sayings and cannons.
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U.S. Scout Honors Austrian Mayor at Bad Ischl ceremony
In Bad Ischl Austria a 93 year old Yakima Boy Scout Bob Feickton honored Mayor Fridolin Schroepper with honorary citizenship for aiding American Scouts. More than 300 U.S. youths attend the seventh World Boy Scout Jamboree. San Francisco scouts Jacob Mathis and William Pope presented a guest jest and officials from New York Jersey attended with regional Scout executive Charles Heistand.
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B-29s Bomb Red Supplies Near Hungnam Korea
Okinawa based B-29s based at Hight Army Headquarters in Korea bombed red supply depots near Hungnam on the east coast, dropping over 2,000 100 pound bombs after radar sighting with no anti-aircraft or enemy aircraft encountered. Fifth Air Force flew 2,700 sorties, destroying 206 Red supply sites and damaging 500 in the week.
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West Point Chaos After Bomb Blast At Academy
The West Point scene turned tense as a bomb blast hit the academy causing scattered debris and fear. Admirers and officials linked to the incident raised public pleas for cadet honor while police investigated the attack and evacuated nearby areas.
Berlin Reds Curb Travel for World Youth Festival
The Soviet backed railway system shut 36 subway and elevated stations to block access for the border area as East and West Berlin brace for the World Youth festival parade. The event, touted as a great peace demonstration, will move down Unter den Linden with over a million FID youths expected. Western officials report hundreds of thousands of youths crossing into the West since the festival opened, while a minority seek asylum.
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Veterans Home Purchase Bill Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Labor Committee approved a bill to curb abuses in veteran home sales. It targets sellers who knowingly offer homes to veterans at prices well above reasonable value as determined by the Veterans Administration.
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Farouk Loses 72000 In Gambling System Failure
Cannes reports King Farouk lost 72000 dollars in nine hours of midnight to 8 AM play in a card game. Riviera mathematicians say the rate was 175 dollars per minute, pushing his two day total to 157701. Queen Narcissa, his 17 year old wife, watched an hour before retiring.
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Cadet Discharge Debate Roils Academy As Season Preview Arrives
Academy superintendent comments on reports that cadets face a choice between resigning or receiving administrative discharges with neither option labeled honorable. Meanwhile Coach Blaik releases his season plan revealing only two holdovers from the 1950 varsity squad of 45, including Kee and John Jony Pay.
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Court victory sparks clash on Sunday gambling ban
Naples reporters recounts a trial where a stock racing promoter wins a case challenging a Sunday gambling ban. Jurors hear testimony from Don Cleveland and Aleck Hol, while Justice Stanley rules the prohibition infringes federal principles. The decision prompts defense claims of constitutional overreach and calls for further legal scrutiny.
Senate Unit ORs New Labor Bill
Senate Labor Committee unani mously approved a Taft Humphrey style bill extending to unions. The measure endorses validity of pre existing contracts signed with NLRB oversight and requires no referendum for a four man shop unless 30 percent of workers petition for one.
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Trieste Treaty Talks Stir Yugoslav Demands
Reported Yugoslavia seeks no changes to the Katlan peace accord until Italy and Yugoslavia unite, urging Allies to ease military restrictions. France Britain and others are said to weigh the issue as talks on Trieste resume amid tensions over territory and postwar order.
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