Area Faces Drastic Cut In Corn Crop
Central New York reports plenty of hay but dairy cattle may produce less milk due to delayed corn, rain-wet crops, and risk of an early frost. Onondaga County Agent Donald W. Hammond notes two weeks behind normal maturity with late harvest reducing hay quality and increasing need for grain. Across the state, feed crops rise in quantity though quality lags, while oats and winter wheat show strength.
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New York
Bossy
Donald W
Hammond
Onondaga County
Connecticut
Onondaga
Associated
Liberal Party May Back Democrats
New York Liberal Party executive committee said it would support Democratic candidates for governor and U S Senate but would nominate an independent state ticket and a fusion mayoralty ticket if Democrats fail to offer satisfactory nominees.
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New York
U.S
Iit
Al.Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
iRobert F. Wagner
Herbert H. Lehman
Liberal Party
State Mediation Sought In Hudson Valley Brick Strike
The State Board of Mediation was expected to intervene as 780 brick workers in the Hudson River valley struck after a demand for 25 to 37 cent boosts. Some workers returned to the Star and Terry plants with a 12.4 cent raise. others remain on strike in Kingston Malden Saugerties Codymans Newburgh Beacon and Newton Hook.
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Kingston
State Board of “Mediation
Hudson River Valley
Star
Terry Works
Alf.l. Brickhandlers’ Union
Malden
Saugerties
Codymans
Newburgh
Beacon
Newton Hook
Atlantic Alliance chiefs return to work at Lancaster House
The permanent civilian high command of the 12 nation Atlantic Alliance resumed work at Lancaster House to integrate plans for stronger fighting forces against Communism. Semi secrecy surrounded their meeting as foreign ministers forged a deputy council in May.
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London
Atlantic Alliance
Lancaster House
Due Milles
Eyaneil
Seventh Body Believed in Fire Vessel Search Near Tadoussac
In LAuzon Quebec the gutted hull of the St. Lawrence River liner Quebec will be hauled out for continuing searches. Six bodies have been recovered from the charred debris near Tadoussac with a seventh presumed victim amid remains found near the Pickens Smiths section. Police report no current indication the death toll will exceed seven.
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St. Lawrence
Quebec
Tadoussac
Que
United States
Gertrude
Eva Taub
Tarrytown
N.Y
Canada Steamship Lines
J. Alphonse
Matte
Harbortown
Bronze Stars Awarded to U.S. Units in Korea
The Eighth Army announced 25 Bronze Star medals and one oak leaf cluster awarded to members of the First Cavalry, 24th and 25th Divisions in Korea. Names include M/Set. Carleton R. Caton of Mississippi, Sgt. Paul T. Clifford, and many others from Georgia, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Maryland, and beyond.
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Eighth
Korea
Eighth Army
U.s.first Cavalry
Carleton R. Caton
23Th Division
Meridian
Miss
Paul T. Clifford
First Cavalry Division
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D. McDonald
Spencer
W. Wall
Edward W. Wahlert
Dexter
Tay
Harold L. Jones
Indianapolis
St. Dwight
Georgia
Pic
Henry Li. Ocain
South
Carolina
Howard Ey Basye
Ohio
Merrill Li Llillpop
Unclear fragmentary report hints at Korea war policy
Fragmentary copy shows Ty and Tydings discussing war policy with a president figure in Washington. It mentions multiple requests and potential final word on Korea War policy. The readable text is heavily garbled and lacks clear dates or names.
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Tydings
U. M
Washington
Flowers Turned Over to Red Cross by Donor
A fragmented note indicates flowers were spent or given to the Red Cross, suggesting a charitable act or donation linked to a local event or remembrance in the periodical's notice.
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Red Cross
Fragmentary Northern Inde Article Teases Slacken Scene
Partial OCR notes reveal an indecipherable Northern scene with hints of slackening or easing. No clear names dates or places are readable to specify event or actors.
Erie orders diesel units to accelerate railroad dieselization
Erie Railroad directors authorize 11.6 million dollars for 59 diesel units, boosting fleet to 399 and about 95 percent complete dieselization. Paul W. Johnston, president, states the purchase will modernize and expand the diesel fleet across the system.
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Buffalo
Erie
Paul W. Johnston
Dependents Allowances Near Vote Headed for Senate Approval
Democrats and Republicans backed a bill to provide monthly cash allowances for dependents of all enlisted men in the armed services. Retroactive to July 1, payments start at 85 dollars for one dependent and scale up with more dependents and higher ranks. Enlisted men in lower grades would contribute up to 10 dollars, with officers funding larger shares in higher grades. The Senate Armed Services Committee approved the measure unanimously, and Chairman Tydings urged swift passage.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tydings
D.-Md
Cancel Carnival in Birmingham Amid War Cancelation
Birmingham's 18th annual Christmas carnival will not be held this year. Sponsors announced the event was cancelled due to the Korean War.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mrs Rudy Vallee Loses Her Baby
Mrs Rudy Vallee former Eleanor Norris lost her expected baby while returning from New York. She was rushed by train to a hospital on arrival yesterday. the condition of the baby is not stated in the available text.
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Hollywood
Rudy Vallee
Vallee and Norris Marry in Oakland Last Year
The record notes Vallee aged 48 and Miss Norris were married in Oakland last year. The line hints this might have been Vallee's first marriage but cannot be confirmed.
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Vallee
Miss. Norris
Oakland
Miss Barbara Temple’s Model T Wedding Ride to Boston
Pembroke MassachusettsMiss Barbara Temple wore hoop shirted tulle and lace for her wedding and rode to Boston in a model T Ford as she had promised since childhood to arrive in it. The car was an old favorite and she cherished the tribute to her day.
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Pembroke
Mass
Barbara Temple
Boston
Boycott on Red Imports Spreads to Air Ports
The union boycott of Russian imports expands from New York City docks to air ports as AFL continues to refuse handling Russian furs aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth and previously blocked Russian cement and furs.
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New York
New York City
AFL
Lorngshoreinen
Transport Workers Union Reports Alert on Russian Fur Shipments
The Transport Workers Union said Lucai 304 of its air transportation division was alerted to watch for air shipments of Russian furs. The disclosure notes heightened scrutiny amid concerns over contraband and regulatory compliance.
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Transport Workers Union
Lucai
Air Transportation Sion
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