L I Firemen Banished From Syracuse After False Alarm
A Long Island fire crew from Central Islip faced city expulsion after a false alarm. John F. Blomberg and William S. Klinke were fined 50 cents? Correction: $50 each and 30 days suspended. The judge ordered the group to depart by 3 PM and not return for a year as delegates to the State Firemen’s Association.
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Syracuse
Truman H. Preston
John F. Blomberg
William S. Klinke
Central Islip
State Firemen’s Association
Preston
Islip
Evidence grows of confusion in America over Korean conflict
Today editors note growing uncertainty as the public struggles to understand the Korean War. Marquis Childs writes on the editorial page about the difficulty in rationalizing the conflict amid widespread doubt.
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America
Marquis Childs
Bank Bargain Finds One Buyer at Waynesboro
At Waynesboro First National Bank and Trust there was a display offering a "SpecialToday only $198" atop a stack of new $2 bills. Crowds read and laughed until 2:30 PM when an unidentified woman bought the bundle, earning two cents on the purchase.
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Waynesboro
Waynesboro First National Bank and Trust Company
Invasion Suit Over Privacy Filed By Charles H. Knox
artist Charles H. Knox sues landlady Julia Chartard for 15315 dollars claiming repeated gawking during sunbathing and meals on his Los Angeles lot. Knox testified Chartard, age 70, paraded near his rear yard and stared continually, prompting relocation of his belongings after ongoing harassment.
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Los Angeles
Charles H. Knox
Julia Chartard
Ome
Knox
Miys
Chartard
Nnax Quharts
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Sand in Your Eye: Water Mains Shut as Meters Fail
In Sandy Utah city officials report a sand contamination issue affecting water mains and most water meters yesterday causing service disruptions across the area.
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Sandy
Utah
Cold Wave Expected With 14 Degree Drop In Syracuse
The weatherman says a cold front will sweep from Canada and the Midwest early tomorrow. Temperatures may fall about 14 degrees from today’s expected 87 with a low around 60 and a high near 73 tomorrow. Showers or thunderstorms are possible tonight.
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al Sadowski
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Canada
Midwest
Sadowski
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Syracuse
Destroyer Rescues Seven Flyers From Sea
A destroyer rescued seven airmen from the sea after their patrol craft was damaged. The incident occurred near Ong and involved the Nantune patrol. Navy and Army air units coordinated the rescue operation.
Reds Kill 32 Prisoners on Hill 303 in Korea
United States forces retook Hill 303 near Waegwan as Reds shot 32 American prisoners with hands bound two hours earlier. Five prisoners survived to tell the tale of massacred wounded and a brutal retaliation after a massive air raid by 98 B 29s. Three NK prisoners were captured after a sharp nearby clash. Concluded on page 13.
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Waegwan
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Reds
Fifth Cavalry
Amer
Hurricane Flags Up In Florida
Florida authorities monitor a massive hurricane moving east of Miami as Nav y pilots report a 130 mile wide storm eye. Weather officials caution Bahamas residents to stay alert while ships and planes adjust routes ahead of a possible Florida coast impact.
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Gold Coast
Grady Norton
Norton
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Bahamas
Pan American Airways
New York
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West Indies
GI Allowance Bill Advances in Senate and House
Senate Armed Services Committee and a House subcommittee advanced a bill to grant monthly family allowances of 85 to 125 dollars for enlisted servicemen in the three lower Army grades and equivalent ranks in other services. The service member would contribute 40 dollars of the total. The legislation would amend existing pay regulations to provide this family support.
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Canada Watches Foreign Destroyer
Canadian observers monitor a distant naval encounter as a foreign destroyer maneuvers near strategic waters. Officials urge caution while detailing potential implications for regional security and diplomatic relations.
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Canada
Malik Calls Closed Security Council Parley on Korea
United Nations Security Council meets in closed session at 2 PM EDT as Malik seeks to steer debate over Korea. US prepares second MacArthur report while India pursues a competing peace plan.
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Council
Lake Success
Russia
Jakob A. Malik
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Korea
United States
Douglas MacArthur
India
Sales Tax Referendum Set With Local Preparations
A city advisory referendum on a two percent sales tax is planned for next Wednesday from noon to 9 PM. Mayor Corcoran leads printing ballot costs while the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce underwrites polling place rental. Republican chair McNett and Democratic chair Hogan support inspectors volunteering services. Hogan seeks payment options. Council president Haight may call a special meeting to revise the referendum ordinance as the Board of Estimate rejected funding.
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Charles A. McNett
Onondaga County
Republican
Charles J. Hogan
Hogan
Alered ‘W. Haight
Common’ Council
Board ‘of Estimate
Sabotage Hinted As San Carlos Plant Burns
A dramatic fire and explosion at a chemical plant in San Carlos California damaged adjoining buildings and prompted the owners to request FBI involvement. Damage was estimated at 250000 dollars and nearby residents mistook the blasts for an atomic explosion.
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Calif
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Belgian Army Announces Push to 31 000 Recruits
In Brussels the Belgian army launched a recruiting drive to raise regular strength from 25 000 to 31 000 within 12 months while current strength reaches 62 860 with 37 000 conscripts.
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Brussels
Belgium
FBI Nabs six More Ward Attendants at Veterans Hospital
The FBI announced arrests of six ward attendants at the Veterans Hospital in Canandaigua in an assault case. Agents Edmond Kennedy and Ontario County Undersheriff Charles Eastman led the raid that seized Gerald Abbey, Dominick Cannuli, Donald Wierda, Gerald Boat, and Harold Gorden. Two others, also accused of punching a patient, were arrested the prior Friday.
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Holcomb
Dominick Cannuli
Geneva
Donald Wierda
Gerald Boat
Canandaigua
Harold Gorden
Seneca
Ewing Still Choice for Governor in New York
Bronx County Chairman Edward J. Fisnn stated that his choice for governor remains Oscar R. Ewing, the Federal Security Administrator, in today’s political remarks.
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New York
Bronx
Edward J. Fisnn
Oscar R. Ewing
Showdown in North Korea Divisions Attack Near Taegu
United Press reports 30 000 Communist troops struck within 20 miles of Taegu in a 15 mile front assault denting the Allied beachhead. The North Koreans pressed from Waegwan to Kunwi while U S forces counterattacked around the Naktong River. Tanks led the push as air scouts noted 53 fronts lighting the line in heavy bombardment.
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Naktong
Marine’ Brigade
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Eighth Army
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Kunwi
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Dulles Accepts UN General Assembly Delegate Post
John Foster Dulles said President Truman asked him to serve as a U N General Assembly delegate and possibly run for New York Senate. He spoke after a White House meeting confirming his appointment and noted he will remain as secretary of state in a limited capacity.
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John Foster Dulles
Truman
United Nations General Assembly
7 Y Vervile Senate
New York
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Ste Dotead Adh
Achecun
Jury Indicts Casenberg and Wife in New York Case
An indictment in New York charges Casenberg and his wife in a federal case. Details are garbled in the source text, but the core claim is that both defendants face criminal charges arising from an ongoing investigation.
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