Court weighs operation to save 22 month old in Chicago
A Chicago court considers life saving surgery for Pamela Lamphere born with a rare deformity requiring major operation. Doctors say two to three years remain otherwise while parents clash over consent. Judge Waller R O Malley orders medical experts from University of Illinois, Chicago, Northwestern and Loyola to study and report before a final decision.
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Suspected Subpoena Ties Moscow Levels Charges
A Russian schoolteacher, 52, linked to Moscow level charges, received protection from the United States after accepting a subpoena to testify before the House Un American Activities Committee. The subpoena was served at her Roosevelt Hospital bedside by Robert L. Stopling, the committee’s chief investigator, placing Mrs Rosen under legal process.
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U S Support Prices To Set Grain Cost
Washington dispatch reports government support prices will fix grain costs affecting bread prices. Officials say price supports aim to stabilize farm income and consumer costs, with details pending.
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Sunny Tomorrow With Cool Start and Sunlit Temperatures
Tomorrow will be cool with sunshine and a high near 78 degrees. Experts note mild warmth returning, promising comfortable weather for Syracusan plans, while grain and food export discussions spark wider concern about domestic prices and the role of government support.
Tobacco Ruined by Hail and Rain in Connecticut Valley
Tobacco crops in the Connecticut Valley were largely destroyed by hail and rain, leaving fields stripped and ruined. Early unofficial damage estimates place the loss around 1.06 million dollars, as farmers assess the impact on production and income.
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Two Bureaucrats Currie and White Target Spy Ring
Column by Frederick C Othman previews editorials on pages 12 and 13 with a light note on two bureaucrats Lavehlin Currie and Harry D White likened to each other amid spy ring fears. It lists pages for features including Comics Crossword Deans Horoscope and various sections such as Deaths Churches Financial Classified and Sports.
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Ships to Visit India Pakistan by U S Navy Vessels
The United States Navy announces a 12 day voyage directing ships to visit India and Pakistan. Admiral Richard Connolly, commander in chief of the US Naval Forces on the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean wing, travels from London to Karachi to oversee the mission.
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Ruth Wins Part of Fight
New York report on Bebe Ruth states his pulmonary complications persist but his condition is critical. Hospitals say Ruth showed moments of rest and spoke during the night, with continued concern over his health after a serious setback.
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Soviet Envoy Seeks Meeting On Fusian School Case
A Soviet ambassador discussed the Fusian school teachers case with US Secretary Lovett as reporters waited outside. The meeting followed a protest by Mostow and amid accusations that American agents in New York wore police uniforms to enter the Soviet Consulate. The dispatch also mentions Mrs Oksana Kosenkina and a continuing debate over consular security.
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Scarcity Reds Admit German Zone Food Is Low
The Russian controlled press admitted today for the first time that serious food shortages exist in the Soviet occupied zone of Germany. The paper said the poor harvest has severely affected supply in recent weeks and that even a normal harvest would leave late summer months critical.
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Truman Aims Blast at GOP
President Truman plans a major address attacking Republicans over inflation and budget aims. Officials anticipate a possible $2,000,000,000 shortfall for the year amid GOP income tax cuts and new anti inflation legislation. The White House indicated a second policy move would follow in a special congressional session.
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Derbytown Thrills Champ Mother of Syracuses Derby Champ
Mother of Syracuses Soap Box Derby champion describes the Akron scene as nearly 150 boys from every state qualified for the national finals. Jimme, number 133, faces the 37th heat tomorrow. A WEBL Columbia broadcast will carry the derby from 4 30 to 5 45 PM.
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Greens Win Title as Typical American Soap Family
The Akron Journal features the Baldwin family of Baldwinsville as the most typical American soap family. Their depiction in yesterday’s edition highlights their image, with photographs appearing in today’s Herald Journal.
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Stolen Bond Used As Bail In Oswego Case
A 29 year old Oswego housewife, Mrs Tane Kreuter, posted a $1000 government bond to free her husband, but the bond was stolen. She is held on deceiving charges as her husband, Waller Kreuter, faces federal charges for violating the Selective Act. The bond was traced to a December theft from Albert Olan's home in LeBions.
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Shark Beat Forbidden in Lakeli George Freshwaters
State game officials invoked an order banning sharks in Lakeli George after veteran distance swimmer Paul Choiteau attempted a shark pro event and sought permission. The request was routed to the State Conservation Department which prohibits releasing fish in lakes without department approval.
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Starlings Defiant Over Rome Gun Attack Recounted
Two Rome police officers Lt Clarence Trank and Set Tohn Keth opened fire on roosting starlings with buckshot in a Rome street seeking to dispossess the birds. The first attempt failed as starlings relocated a few blocks away and resumed noisy chatter.
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Clarence Trank
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Dough China Fights Communism In Family Table Tale
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a chaotic speech about China and communism with personal jests at a dinner table. References to John C Pallard and an actuary figure appear amid garbled lines about eight children and a wife.
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Syracuse 100th birthday Centorama parade lights up city
Thousands flock to downtown Syracuse for a one week Centenary celebration starting with a noon parade and a 7 PM centennial show at Archbold Stadium. Highlights include antique vehicles sirens and church bells, a historical art exhibit, and nightly prize drawings culminating in a grand fireworks finale.
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Europe Storm Damage High Across Britain and Europe
Storms and floods swept Britain and much of continental Europe causing widespread damage. Rivers burst their banks flooding farmland villages and towns. Five mainline rail bridges and at least four highway spans were washed away on the English Scottish border. Roads were blocked across 1000 square miles of northern England and southern Scotland as homes farms livestock and industrial property suffered destruction.
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Reds Predict Tito's Downfall in Cominform Bulletin
From Bucharest a Cominform bulletin predicts Premier Tito and his Yugoslav lieutenants will be replaced. It claims Tito’s name is tarnished and warns of broad indications of internal pressure among veteran Communist Party members.
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Charges Against General Probed
The Air Force said it is investigating anonymous charges against Major General Clayton L. Bisse while he served as military and air attache in Great Britain. A memo to the press noted the inquiry follows policy on anonymous probes and concerns unauthorized transactions.
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Centennial edition promises Syracuse history in pictures
The Herald announces a four section sixty page Centennial edition added to the regular Sunday newspaper. It will feature stores and pictures depicting the birth and growth of Syracuse with portraits of familiar Syracusans. Read tomorrow’s centennial edition.
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