Hydrogen bomb debate shapes U S production plans
Congressional sources say the United States may reject mass production of the hydrogen bomb, with debate over whether development could boomerang. Dr Hans Bethe warns such weapons would threaten the U S and U S S R, altering world order and vulnerabilities near coasts. Concluded on page 2 column 7.
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Truman Politics Cloud War Effort Truce Plea Debate
A fragmented report rails against President Truman for politicizing the war effort and failing to provide clear guidance. The Senate, led by critics including a Wyoming Democrat, calls for a truce on pricing rationing and wartime measures while accusing the administration of negligence ahead of the November elections.
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Polio cases rise to twenty with three new victims
Dr. Cleland A. Sargent reports three new polio cases over the weekend, bringing total this year to 20 with three deaths so far. Thirteen Syracuse residents among the cases, ages range from six months to 54 years, eight over 20. The latest victims include a county girl aged five, city boy aged three, and a 34-year-old man.
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Comic and Puzzle Notes Highlighted in Today’s Pages
The page lineup lists Comics Crossword Dr Dean Horoscopes and Mary Haworth on pages 26 and 27 with Amusements 20 and Letters 16. Bridge 26 Financial 21 Classified 22 25 Inq Reporter 5 City Life 13 Radio TV Deaths 12 Social 33 14 Earl Wilson Sports 18 19 Editorials Winchell on page 10 for today’s edition.
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Ninth Week In Solvay Strike Prompts Government Action
Washington reports expected new government intervention as the Solvay Process Co. strike enters its ninth week affecting about 70 percent of the nation's soda ash output. Negotiations in Syracuse pause while mediator James J. Carroll notes progress on a pension issue tied to a proposed $100 monthly benefit for 65 year olds with 20 years of service.
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King George VI leaves for Scottish grouse hunt
The king departed by royal train to Scotland for a grouse shoot as Princess Elizabeth awaits the birth of her second child. Queen Elizabeth remains at Buckingham Palace to be near the newborn while crowds await the royal arrival.
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Yeggs Steal Safe From Park Street Restaurant
Burglars forced entry at Pizio's restaurant on Park Street before 5 A.M. and stole a 300 pound cabinet safe containing 850 dollars. Police said the entry involved smashed glass at a rear door and internal unlocking. The safe, with 50 dollars left in the cash register, was found missing around 9 A.M. by a cook Camella Afello.
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Florida Racing Commission Opens Exploratory Inquiry Today
The Florida State Racing Commission plans an exploratory public investigation into political contributions and stock ownership of racing plants. Officials from each racing state entity have been ordered to appear, with the President or secretary treasurer to testify.
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U S Air Strike on Najin Tests Russia Risk
A- bombers hit the North Korean port Najin in a daring raid that dropped over 500 tons of bombs within sight of Soviet territory. The operation targeted supply lines and rail hubs used by North Korea, following heavy raids on oil refineries and factories in the region.
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U.S. Moves to Avert Major Rail Strike
The White House renewed efforts to prevent a rail strike threatening 300,000 trainmen and conductors. Presidental staff held talks with the major unions and the National Railroad Mediation Board to avert a shutdown that could disrupt the nation's railroads.
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Congress not planning new arms funds immediately
Washington reports say congressional leaders after meeting with President Truman expect no immediate request for more defense funds. They may seek about 14 billion dollars next week including 4 billion for arms aid to Europe, with potential further requests in weeks ahead.
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Luckman Turns To Architecture in New Venture
Charles Luckman former Lever Brothers Soap Company president opens an architectural and engineering partnership with W. O. Pereira in Los Angeles. Luckman holds an architecture degree from the University of Texas.
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Five Years Ago Peace in the Aftermath of Victory
The piece recalls V J Day celebrations five years past when Japan surrendered unconditionally. It notes atomic bombings ending World War II, the birth of a new world order at the United Nations, and the Allied victory in Europe and Asia. It mentions celebrations, euphoria, and a loss of discipline among troops amid peace.
Weather Outlook Reports Cool Nights and Warmer Weekend
Cool breezes are expected tonight with a low near 52 and Rochester at 52 while Binghamton logs 45. Tomorrow should rise into the 80s as northerly winds of 10 to 15 mph continue. A high pressure system over Lake Huron and western Pennsylvania keeps weekend temperatures in the 70s with San Antonio reporting heavy rain.
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New York Plans 26000 Volunteer Fire Auxiliaries
New York City's civil defense program will enroll 26000 volunteers to support 10500 uniformed firefighters in the event of a bombing attack. City officials announced yesterday that the auxiliary force will bolster defense staffing and readiness during attacks or emergencies.
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Girl 12 Arrested for North Side Burglary Loot
Police hold a 12 year old girl at her North Side home after she admitted looting the Joseph Mazzatesta residence between Aug 3 and Aug 14. Officers say she entered about 2 AM and took cologne, perfume, nickels, glassware, wine, a cedar chest, and more.
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U S Vows to Refute Malik Claim on North Korea Arms
The United States prepared to tell the United Nations Security Council that North Korea has Russian made 1950 mortar shells, challenging Ambassador Malik who said Russia sold no arms to the Red Koreans. A new MacArthur report was awaited before potential floor action.
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Buffalo politician reports burglary at Cheektowaga home
Erie County Clerk Steve Pankow said burglars stole about 26000 in property from his Cheekturaga area residence. He had sought the Democratic mayoral nomination for Buffalo in last fall's primary, and disclosed the burglary after the incident.
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Fragmentary notice from Middlebury Virginia mentions a woman named Mrs Steha L Christie aged 24 with honorary degree and location Montclair, NOS. The readable portions are garbled and do not provide a clear event, date, or institution to confirm a specific news item.
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US Forces Push Naktong River Bridgehead Advance Near Taegu
US 24th Division troops fought along the Naktong River alliance, advancing to strategic heights near the Taegu bulge and overcoming sections of the front. A US Cavalry Division smashed another bridgehead west of Taegu while 700 to 800 Communist troops were wiped out. The Communists reportedly massed six divisions but no large offensive was seen as of this dispatch.
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Princesses Leave To Join Leopold
Geneva reports Princess De Rothy wife of King Leopold II and Princess Josephine Charlotte daughter of Leopold II depart Geneva for Brussels. The Belgian royal party travels amid tight security as regional tensions rise and military actions are noted in coverage.
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Possible sabotage claim on air carrier Theseus
Portsmouth News reports the Rawal Navy investigating possible sabotage aboard the carrier Theseus after a sabotage incident damaged electrical systems. Officials say damage was minor and easily repaired, with no injuries reported amid the investigation.
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