Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Injured In Three Car Crash
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt was shaken and four others injured in a late afternoon three car collision on the Saw Mill River Parkway near Lockwood Avenue. Police report says she dozed at the wheel crossing the white line between traffic lanes while driving from Hyde Park to Greenwich Village for a radio broadcast.
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Yonmers
Eleanor Roosevelt
William Segall
Westchester County Parkway
Roosevelt
Sawmill River Parkway
Lockwood Av
New York City-Westchester
Hyde Park
Greenwich Village
New York
Byrnes Pleads for Peace Conference Freedom and Misstatements
Secretary of State James Byrnes at the Paris peace talks challenged Soviet claims on Axis satellites and urged economic opportunity for defeated states. He defended American principles of liberty and justice, clashing with Molotov over postwar economic plans and Russia’s portrayal of U S aims.
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R. H. Shackford
Paris
James F. Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Germany
IROL
Cold Record Ties Date Mark For Second Day
The thermometer dropped to 0 degrees at 4 A M tying the 1924 record. A 43 degree low at 3 A M Wednesday matched a 1903 record. The Weather Bureau forecasts around 82 later today with more humidity and a chance of light showers Friday afternoon.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
Turks Yield On Defense
Ankara premier Recep Peker said Turkey would consider Soviet requests for revising the Dardanelles status only after consulting all Montreux signatories of 1936. He called the point unchangeable while outlining Turkey's stance on a Soviet backed convention by Black Sea powers assigning Russia and Turkey joint defense duties of the strategic straits.
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Recep Peker
Turkey
Dardanelles
National Assembly
Black Sea
Russia
Weather forecast for Syracuse area and eastern New York
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a night period. Friday mostly cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon showers. Highest temperature Wednesday around 48. Sunset 8:08 PM, sunrise 6:11 AM. Record high today and record low values listed from 1938 and 1924. Humidity 59 at 8:30 PM and 80 at 8:30 today. Eastern New York and New Jersey forecast: increasing cloudiness and warmth tonight and Friday. Page 49 May Weather Bureau summary.
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Syracuse
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tilewest
New York
New Jersey
Lakes Strike Coal Ore Shipments Halt Threat
The National Maritime Union ordered picket lines at Great Lakes ports prompting a strike to halt iron ore coal grain and oil shipments. President Joseph Cursa arrived to direct actions with an estimated 4 500 workers on strike and up to 100 000 in support. The Ore and Coal Exchange warned it would take days to gauge impact as 260 bulk carriers serve the route.
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Cleveland
National Maritime Union
Great Lakes
Joseph Cursa
Washington
ORE and Coal Exchange
Exchange
Lake Superior
Wages and price controls debated by Decontrol Board
Washington reports the Decontrol Board reopens the fight to restore price controls on five major food and feed products while the Wage Stabilization Board urges a rollback to curb "wage inflation." The discussion centers on how much of the $869,000,000 set aside for subsidies should be used to support payroll payments, aiming to keep retail prices lower but risking budget balance.
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Washington
Deconrol Board
Wige ‘Stablization Board
Decontrol Board
Fis l
Avtson
Split in Wisconsin labeled LaFollette defeat factors editor writes
David Lawrence writes on today's editorial page that the internal split in Wisconsin's political scene was the major factor behind Senator LaFollette's primary loss. The piece reflects on the split within factions and its impact on the race.
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Wisconsin
Jane
Senator LaFollette
David Lawrence
Worldwide Counterfeit Ring Smashed in Frankfurt
FRANKFURT UP reports a joint police action in which three U S War Department employees were arrested in an international counterfeit scheme with a headquarters in occupied Germany. Twenty two Germans were seized, including a wanted war criminal. the ring operated across Paris Moscow Frankfurt and Berlin and also trafficked in black market goods and narcotics.
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Frankfurt
U. S. War Department
Germany
Paris
Moscow
Berlin
Japanese Women Seek Peace Monument in Tokyo Tower Plan
In Tokyo a group of Japanese women and Diet members proposed a peace monument within three years atop a 487 foot Tokyo tower. The project would feature a great bell, a light and a goddess of Peace figure, funded by public subscriptions. Lead proposer is Kiyo Takeda from Hiroshima.
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Tokyo
Kiyo ‘Takeda
Hiroshima
Smokeless Coal Process From Illinois Tech Invented
Illinois Institute of Technology laboratories have developed a process to convert low grade coal and coal-bearing rock into usable smokeless fuel. The method promises to turn previously useless material into valuable energy sources.
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Chicago
INS
Illinois Institute of Technology
Shelton Home For Wedding Meets Leyte Pal
A public notice-like fragment shows a veteran named Corp. Vincent Shelton, involved in a discussion about disability and fighting spirit after Leyte. The brief hints at his return to normal life, possible driving, and a note about concluding on a later page.
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Leyte
Vincent Shelton
Esther
Syracuse
Halloran General Hospital
Veronica
Louis Raczkowski
Herald-Journal Star
Shelton
Jose
Corp
Syracuse Solldier
Leasy
York City
Truman to Yacht Cruise From Washington on 18 Day Rest
President Truman will depart Friday for an 18 day yachting vacation in New England waters aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg. The tour will enter Narragansett Bay and sail up Maine’s East coast as White House Press Secretary Charles G. Ross announced.
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Washington
Truman
New England
White House
Charles G. Ross
U.S.S. Williamsburg
Narragansett Bay
Maine
Fields Refuses for Fourth Time to Submit Surplus Records
Washington police report Benjamin F. Fields again defies a House surplus property committee by refusing to produce subpoenaed records. He claims all in his possession are already provided while the panel seeks further files on a fee split in a surplus wire screenings deal. The committee warned of contempt and referral to the House speaker for federal grand jury action.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Fields
Congress
House
Fields
Jackson Returns to Bench After Talk With President
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson met with President Truman and announced he will resume his regular duties. The discussions touched on wartime policy and efforts to fight famine, with Jackson declining to detail the conversation but reaffirming his role in national service and food conservation.
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
President Truman
MacArthur
Truman Rejects Plan to Share Palestine Burden
British government sources report the United States refused to participate in a proposed Palestine division scheme endorsed by a British American cabinet committee. President Truman communicated in a letter that he could not accept or reject the plan now without American public support, while White House aides described passing suggestions to Britain.
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London
United States
Palestine
Brittain
Truman
Geer
Washington
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Italain
Britain
Arcume
Attlee
Europe
Lestine
Herbert Morrison
Henry F. Grady
U.S. State Department
Two Die in Cyprus Refugee Camp Tragedy
Two children among Jewish refugees relocated from Halis to a Cyprus detention camp died last night. Many refugees were wounded or evacuated by ambulances as strong military precautions, including tanks and armored cars, patrolled surrounding roads amid the tense Palestine situation.
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Wamagusta
Cyprus
Halis
Modiolus: the hidden muscle behind a smile
New York article explains the modiolus as the main muscle supporting the smile and the key to lip precision. Dr James F Bender of the National Institute of Human Relations says everyone has it but few use it correctly. The muscle governs how we greet others and stamp our facial expressions, distinguishing humans from apes.
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New York
Ingrid Bergman
James F. Bender
Bing Crosby
Bender
National Institute of Human Relations
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