Pfeiffer Confers with Downstate G.O.P. Chiefs
Eight downstate Republican county chairmen meet with State Chairman William L. Pfeiffer to plan the political campaign and potentially shape the top of the Republican ticket. Also, tentative settlement talks end a five day strike at the Ansco film plant in Binghamton. Kingston seeks Defense Department approval for a Hudson River bridge. Ava Gardner remains cool on Frank Sinatra romance as Sinatra heads to New York.
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Pfeiffer
G.O.P
NEW York CP
Downstate
William L. Pfeiffer
Binghamton
Ithe
Ansco Film
Kingston
State Bridge
Authority
Defense’ Department
Hudson ‘River
Here
James’ F. Loughran
New York
Frank Sinatra
London
Ava Gardner
Frankie
New York International Airport
Boxe and managerial probe touch Philadelphia gang war
Fragmented dispatch cites Frank Paletino and Joseph Coffee as managers linked to a gang war probe in Philadelphia. Police describe a tense center and wide reach as a major investigation unfolds amid reports of arrests and testimonies.
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Boxe
Philadelphia
Cins
Frank ‘Blinky Paletino
Numbs Banks
Joseph Coffee
Carrier Strikes Halt North Korean Supplies
Rear Admiral John M. Hoskins said Task Force 77 aircraft halted about 35 percent of North Korean supply flow to the front last week. In Rotterdam, dockers strike for 410 percent wage rise amid employer objections. In Jerusalem shops ended a two-week shutdown over rationing. In Bombay, 100000 textile workers walked out in a Socialist Communist strike. King Farouk I to visit Marseille and Deauville for a Franco Egyptian celebration. In Athens, Ernest Davies arrives to push for Greece Yugoslavia ties. In St Johns, Newfoundland, 2000 drums of cod begin shipping under a trade pact. A fireworks factory in Catanzaro killed seven in a pre Festa delle Feragosto setup. In Lausanne, a dead Mississippi alligator found after escaping from a collection.
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U. 8
Force 77
Korea
Task Force 77
Deaths: Vyacheslav Tsvetaev and notable editors
ComGen Vyacheslav Tsvetaev aged 57, chief of Russia’s premier military education institute, died in Moscow. Dr Richard Dukes aged 78, Purdue University Graduate School dean emeritus, died in Alton Illinois. Joseph Coe Wolf aged 68, former executive editor of the Worcester Telegram and Evening Gazette, died in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Vyacheslav Tsvetaev
Russia
Moscow
Richard Dukes
Purdue University ‘Graduate School
Alton, Hi
Joseph Co. GE Wolf
Worcester Telegram
The
Evening Gazette
Worcester
Mass
Baruch at 80 Still Guides U S Policy And Planning
Adelaïde Kerr profiles Bernard Baruch on his 80th birthday. The longtime adviser to presidents reads, advises, and meets with leaders in New York, shaping mobilization, economic policy, and postwar planning. His life blends stock speculation, public service, and philanthropy, including vast gifts to military relief and medical research.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
Sam
AW ‘Orld
Cairman
War Industries Board
Washington
Lafayette
White House
Office of War Mobilization
Baruch
U.N. Atomic Energy ‘Commission
U. S
Commission
Russia
Poland
Army
Wonderful Farm Dinner Shows Electric Kitchen Life
A Midway Idaho piece describes farm life aided by electricity and an electric milking machine. Nora and Joanna prepare a noon feast for threshers, using modern appliances, while sharing stories of farm work and adapting traditional meals to new tech.
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Idaho
INS
Larry
Joanna
Nora
Farm Kitchen
Korea
Masic
Five More Japanese War Criminals Paroled
General Mac Arthur's legal section approved the parole of five more Japanese war criminals. This brought the total paroled to 75.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Rain Breaks Heat Wave in Korean Battle Zone
A rain front broke a heat wave in Korea as temperatures dropped from a midday high around six degrees above freezing with humidity near 67 percent. The damp conditions marked relief in the conflict region, easing conditions for civilians and troops alike.
Fronts Mix as US Pushes Naktong Front in Korea War
Reported Allied actions across multiple fronts in Korea as the US 24th Division advances across the Naktong River and the First Cavalry Division handily defeats a Taegu bridgehead. Reinforcements flow as North Korean units concentrate along the river while air forces trash an ammunition dump near Waegwan and Taegu.
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Naktong River
U.S
Taegu
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Naktong
MacArthur
Naktons
Waegwan
Agok
Korea
U.S. Air Force
Debate Over H-Bomb Production Versus A-Bomb Stocks
A military analyst argues H-bombs offer greater destruction but may not justify replacing A-bombs. He says decisions will be driven by military necessity, not humanitarian concerns. Congress is asked for 260 million dollars to build H-bomb facilities while A-bomb production may demand about 500 million more.
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Congress
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Iran's Alpine Venture Plans Visit of Tribes
A report notes a climbing expedition from Iran aiming to visit Baktiari and Quashqal tribes in the southern mountains before returning home via Karachi New Delhi and Hong Kong.
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Iran
Azerbaijan Mountains
Mies
Karachi
New
Delhi
Hong
Kong
Mrs Dapson Engaged as Morrisville Music Teacher
Mrs Marietta Dauson of West Winfield becomes vocal music teacher for the Morrisville Eaton Central School for 1950 51. She is a Ithaca College graduate with voice and piano training and plays violin baritone horn clarinet and trombone. The Dapsons plan to move to Morrisville soon.
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Morrisville
North Korean reports 22 Chinese officials visit Pyongyang
The North Korean radio said a delegation of 22 Red China officials arrived in Pyongyang. The visit date coincides with Japan's WWII surrender anniversary. The article notes traditional English New Year gifts of coal bread and salt as signs of warmth and prosperity per the National Geographic Society.
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Tokyo
Communist Radio
Pyongyang
Red China
Japan
National Geographic Society
Politics Lars By As Much As Fifty Percent In Some Cases
A garbled clipping notes political figures or polling data with fragments suggesting margins up to fifty percent in certain cases. The readable text provides no clear names or contexts to identify the parties or events involved.
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Senate ‘Banking Committee
United States
Lars
Youth center fundraiser details and club officers listed
The piece notes a sixty dollar fundraiser at the youth center with donations to be turned over to the Youth Recreation Council for their program. ETc Club officers include Sue Raymond president Glenda Langley vice president Eileen Smythe secretary Nancy Bender permanent secretary Pergy Smythe treasurer. About 20 additional members are mentioned.
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Youth Recreation Council
Sue
Raymond
Glenda Langley
Eileen Smythe
Nancy
Bender
Pergy Smythe
Ambassador Douglas Calls On Attlee At Downing Street
U S Ambassador Lewis Douglas called on Prime Minister Attlee at 10 Downing Street today. Informed sources say they discussed the Korea situation and developments in the Far East and Southeast Asia.
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London
U.S
Lewis Douglas
Attilee
No. 10
Downing Street
Attlee
Korea
Far East
Southeast Asia
Body Sought After Deaths On Mount Whitney Expedition
Lone Pine Calif a search for tobacco heir Christopher Smith Reynolds continues as climbers plan to scale Whitney east face where companion Stephen Rice Wasserman was found in a snowy crevasse at 21500 feet. Officials hold scant hope Reynolds survives and focus on higher crevasses. Wasserman’s parents remain nearby Whitney Portal as investigations and family ties to Libby Holman frame the tragedy.
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Lone Pine
Calif
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Mount Whitney
Stephen Rice Wasserman
Whitney
Young
Reynolds
Wasserman
Young Wasserman
County and industry face mounting disputes over plant protests
Local county confronts escalating friction as industrial plants face rebelling communities. Officials weigh regulatory steps while workers and residents argue over safety, jobs, and environmental impact in a developing dispute.
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Inee ‘County
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