Syracuse Fights Over Council Form After Tax Adopted
The Syracuse Common Council approved a 2 percent sales tax, but debate shifted to whether to keep the present council-manager system or revert to aldermanic government. Costello urged a referendum to decide the council form, while Alfred Haight, acting mayor, praised the tax talk as progress toward unified governance.
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Laurence J. O’towle
Hau
Syracuse
Ely
France M. Costelly
Cosella
Coun
Wielai
Alfred W. Haight
Cunamon Council
Yasterdiy
William Randolph Hearst Dies at 89 in Beverly Hills
Bulletin from Beverly Hills reports William Randolph Hearst the longtime publisher dies at age 89. The article notes his influence on American newspapers and ties to Communist front allegations linked to former spy courier Elizabeth Bentley and others, with references to investigations by the Internal Security Committee.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Wiliam Tandalpl Hearst
Hearst
Anne
Bo Vesf Vld
Washington
Txs
Elizabeth Bentley
Senate
Instituta of Pacific Rela
Wilson
New
Bentley
York
Hve
George
William Randolph
William Elbert
Randolph
Internal Security
Apperson
U.S
Far East
J. P. Rs
Jacob Gules
Red Underground
Front
House Votes Oatis Action Prompted by Freeing
The House unanimously urged immediate severance of commercial ties with Czechoslovakia following William N. Oatis's release from jail. By a 231 to 0 standing vote the chamber passed the measure and sent it to the Senate for a full roll-call confirmation. The resolution had dropped an earlier push for eventual diplomatic ties severance within 90 days.
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Washington
UPI
House
Boy Scouts Close World Jamboree in Austria
Bad Ischl, Austria. American Boy Scouts participate in the 195L World Jamboree with a gesture of friendship by sharing equipment with Austrian scouts as part of the event.
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Boy Scouts
Bad Ischl
Austria
INS
Indonesians Say Beds Plan Coup Reported in Java Post
The Java Post says the Indonesian government believes a Communist backed by a foreign power planned to overthrow the Regent. Mass arrests were reported, with 25 governmental precautions taken in response to the alleged coup plot.
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Sakarta
Indonesia
Sodabaja
The
Java Post
Perak
Todays Features on Salient Pages and Sections
The newspaper lists regular features including Amusements, Bridges, Letters, Classifieds, and more. It references page numbers for each section such as 27 for Amusements, 39 for Bridges, 18 for Letters, 26-23 for Classifieds, and 22-23 for Sports. It also notes page 12 for Today’s Pictures.
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Ciitoriats Bridge
Catholic Schools Open To Discharged Cadets
New York Catholic leaders invite West Point cadets leaving under cheating scandal to enroll in three archdiocesan colleges Fordham University Manhattan College and College of St. Francis? Spellman says errors are human not fear but routine policy The move aims to offer serious consideration to cadets seeking admission as many face draft questions and uncertain futures with administrators noting colleges may appear hesitant to admit them
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New York
West Point
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
Ford
Ham University
Manhattan College
Jand Town College
Cole
House Tells West Europe Unready for Red Attack
The House Foreign Affairs Committee said Western Europe is not ready to withstand a Russian attack. It recommended Congress approve 7.349 billion dollars in foreign aid for the new fiscal year, covering military and economic support. The panel warned time is short and emphasized equipment and money as the key limits.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Congress
Truman
ITIE
Western Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iran Says British Oil Offer Disappoints Fatemi Optimistic Outlook Dims
Iran's Fatemi voiced disappointment with Britain's new oil settlement proposals amid ongoing talks. He noted his optimism had decreased after the fifth formal negotiating session as Richard Stokes presented the plan. Iran's cabinet and oil commission discussed the matter, calling Britain's provisions unacceptable if not revised.
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Tenran
Iran
Hussein Fatera
Richard Stokes
Mixed Oil Commission
Fatemi
Hey
Britain
Jury Subpoenas Officials and Cops in Gambling Probe
Six police and four obesity officials have been subpoenaed to appear before a Grange County grand jury in a gambling inquiry. The grand jury session is set for Lamarrow in Goshen, the county seat. Officials are members of the Common Council's Police Committee. Two men recently fined on gambling charges were also summoned.
Thumper Hops Back After Vet Saves Rabbit
Thumper the rabbit survived a broken right leg after jumping from his cage. Dr Louis Wilson treated the pet with an intramedullary pin and an emergency operation. Owner Buzzi Feree and family provide care as Thumper recovers at home with siblings Tuddy Terry Cimray and Joanne helping.
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Thumper
Themper
Buzzi Furee
Buzzi
James Feree
313 Schuler Jr
Br. Louis Ik
Wilson
Burzi
Dasth
Varee
Tuddy
Terry
Cimray
Joanne
Douglas Exits 1952 Presidential Race
Senator Douglas announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination for president. Oregon petitions circulating to place his name on the May primary ballot were withdrawn. Oregon Democratic chairman Monte Sweetland said Truman had strong backing and that many Democrats favored the President’s bid for re election.
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Wasilington
Douglas
Oregon
Tob
Montee Sweetland
White House
Truman
Doulas
Sweetland
U S Hong Kong Bank Reports Relaxed Embargo
The Chronicle reported that the United States, at Britain's request, eased its embargo on Hong Kong goods. Three shipments of thin steel plate suitable for tinplate substitutes have left San Francisco for Hong Kong. The decision followed a study of shipment velocity and involved permits from the U S Office of International Commerce.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle
United States
Hong Kong
U. S
Japs Asked Peace Six Years Ago Today
Providence reports the six year anniversary of Japan’s surrender amid past peace celebrations. A Canadian tanker grounded on a rocky shoal near Alexandria Bay disrupted river traffic and spilled gasoline into the water. Municipalities mark the day with ceremonies while industries closed for the holiday.
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Providence
I. I
United States
Rhode Island
Alexandria Bay
A. Cudayy
Dodge
Avercantila
Manner Ida & Rocky Shoal
Jenet River
Horror tale ends in Seattle crash and fire
A B-50 airplane veered during approach collapsing into Lester Apartments in the Rainier Valley area. Eleven people died as a fuel-fed blaze and smoke filled the building and surrounding area. Lt. Lloyd G. Vanderwielen, the Seattle pilot, is believed to have banked toward the city to spare workers below. Continned on Page 13.
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Lester
Lloyd G. Vanderwielen
Seattle
Rainier Valley
Vanderwielen
Deacons Brother To Head Griffiss Air Base
Robert P F Doubleday, brother of Deacon Doubleday of WSYIR, named commanding officer at Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome after Aug 25. He is a West Point graduate and currently serves at Sandia Base Albuquerque NM, succeeding Col. Paul Burroughs.
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IHG
GES
Daniel C. Doubleday
Robert PF
Doubleday
WSYIR
Ollver
Griffiss Air Forron
Rome
Col
Paul Burroughs
West Point Military Academy
Sandia Base
Alhuquernue
Alibi Declared in Toronto Street Fight Case
In New Toronto Ontario a man faced court over an alleged bite during a street brawl. The defendant claimed his teeth had been freed and that others were lying on the road, arguing an alibi to counter the charge.
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New
Toronto
Ont
UPI
William Tianic
Nile
Fishing: An Uninhabited Water Surrounding Vars
A brief note describes a secluded water body adjacent to Vars, its emptiness noted and implications for local fishing, with a hint of nostalgia for past activity. No individuals or events detailed.
Flag Day at Waldorf Heats Up Diplomatic Protocol
In New York the Waldorf Astoria hosted flags for Vice President Barkley and General Douglas MacArthur while omitting General George C. Marshall. The scene sparked controversy as the hotel honored the VP and a five star general but overlooked Marshall, who outranks others and has his own flag.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Defense
Alben Barkley
Sts Park Av
Lexington
George C. Marshall
Omar N. Bardley
Ger Douglas MacArthur
General Marshall
Van Fleet Says Men Are Ready On Korea Front
General Ridgway and General Van Fleet declared UN forces ready at Kaesong as cease-fire talks stagnate. They asserted the 38th Parallel line is indefensible and urged a defensible armistice boundary. Both leaders stressed readiness for any future phase of the fighting while negotiations continued.
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Korea
van Fleet
Kaesong
United Nations
Wittey
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
Ridgway
James
Toryo
Tercedinka
Ri- United Nations
Co “Ury
Nam Ji
UN Air
More Rain Is Expected This Weekend Forecast
A weak cold front this morning brings showers and thunderstorms, with more showers likely tomorrow. Tonight's low near 64 and tomorrow's high around 83. For the next five days temperatures average three to five degrees above seasonal norms amid ongoing showers through the weekend.
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Saya
Irate van man sues telephone company over directory listing
An angry man sues the local telephone company claiming his ex wife is mislisted in the directory as Gilbert, Mrs. Rossy instead of Catherine, Mrs. Joseph B. The dispute centers on a public directory listing causing personal and reputational harm.
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Uhigago Ins
Chis
van Man
Twinois Feil * Telephone Company
Hanya
Gilbert
Rossy
Cathert
Joseph B
Allied Planes Hit Red Buildup and Pyongyang
Allied air forces bombed Red buildup and convoys around Pyongyang in a major strike. Fifth Air Force commander General Frank Everest said the attack combined Superfortress jets and propeller fighters against growing Communist strength in the Pyongyang area. General Ridgway noted Reds are more capable than five weeks ago, while U.N. troops held ground north of Hwachon and repelled a Red counterattack.
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U.S
Evgutic Army
Korea
Red Korea
Pyongyang
Louay I
Tne
Weeder
Ay Moj
Frank F. Everestie
Fifth Air Force
Matthew B. Ridgway
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TIE Committee
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Rabbit
Buzzi Purco
U.s.hong Kong Bank
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Griffiss
Waldorf
James Ass van Flert
Hwachon
Kumina
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