Democratic Party Purges Deserters From Several States
The Democratic National Committee ousted States Rights members from Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina amid a long running rift over the States Rights diversion last year. William M Boyle Jr was elected National Chairman succeeding Senator J Howard McGrath. The committee kept Texas National Committeeman Wright Morrow by a voice vote and tabled a bid to unseat him. Maybank and Agnew figures tied to South Carolina factions. Concluded on Page 13 Column a.
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Tashington
Democratic National Committee
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Wiliam M. Boyle, Jr
J. Howard McGrath
Wright Morrow
Texas
Credentials Committee
Burnet Maybank
Anne A. Agnew
Agnew
South’ Carolina
Maybank
State Committee
Morrow
Cool Front Brings Cooler Weather to Syracuse
A cold front moved through Syracuse this morning bringing cooler air that will persist through tomorrow. Northeast winds 15 to 20 mph today, turning east northeast 10 to 15 mph tonight and tomorrow. Tonight low around 30, yesterday’s 37, tomorrow’s high near 72 compared with 86 yesterday. Rain was noted north of Syracuse with scattered showers likely in the area today.
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Syracuse
Andrew P. Kelier
Editorial on Taft Hartley Act and big business politics
Marquis Childs examines how the Taft Hartley Act fuels contention between big business and government in New York City as the editorial page highlights the forces at play. The piece appears amid feature listings for pages W and 37 with comics, horoscopes, and various sections.
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Truman
Steel Board
New York City
Big Business
Wig Leber
Marquis Childs
Police seize ownerless deluxe bicycle gadget utopia
Syracuse police stopped Lawrence Kuhn in the 200 block of West Onondaga Street and found his bicycle laden with a radio, two headlights, horn, speedometer, three tail lights, rear view mirror, tool kit, luggage racks, and fishing rod clamps. Kuhn admitted the bike lacked a license tab but promised to register it.
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Syracuse
Mmost
Lawrence Kuhn
Hoeflerst
John O'Shea
Kuhn
W. Onondaga St
School of Politics hosts 200 Young Republicans at Hamilton College
Two hundred Young Republicans and students attend a four day School of Politics in Hamilton College. New York Republican State Committee leaders present on federal state relations and state services. William L. Pfeiffer presides at a dinner and MC a parade rally. Tomorrow features Nathaniel L. Guildstein and C Chester DuMond among speakers.
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Clinton
New York
Republican
Hamilton College
William L. Pfeiffer
Republican State, Committee
Pfeiffer
Nathaniel L.guildstein
Agriculture ‘and Markets
C. Chester du ‘Mond
Co. L. Dickinson
Cardinal Spellman Visits Mrs. Roosevelt at Hyde Park
Francis Cardinal Spellman spent about 45 minutes at the Roosevelt estate in Hyde Park in a friendly visit. Mrs. Roosevelt wrote in her column about the Cardinal, noting a brief private talk and refreshments, following prior clashes over Federal school aid views.
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Hyde Park
Franklin D._ eeveli
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Malvina Thosupoun
Rowevell
Miss Thompson
Food Price Index Declines to $5.86
New York wholesale food price index falls to 5.86 this week from 5.89 last week, down 19.5 percent from the year ago level of 6.95. The index tracks wholesale costs of 33 commonly used foods. higher costs included sour, corn, rosin, oats, ham and cottonseed oil with hogs lower.
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New York
Nui
Pound May Change Says British Liberal Leader
Lord Layton predicted the British pound will be devalued soon and urged simultaneous revaluation of other European currencies. He spoke in Strasbourg France as a Liberal Party representative.
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Strasbourg
France
Lord Layton
Suspended General Accused of VIP Favoritism in Army Planes
Senator Mundt reveals alleged VIP rating for perfume agents and freezers gifted to Washington notables amid Senate inquiry. Maj. Gen. Herman Feldman admits sharing Army buying information with James Hunt but denies confidential dealings. The hearing continues as investigators press for answers.
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Almington
Washington
Mundt
R-S.d
South Dakota
Herman Feldman
Senate
Feldman
Army
James W. Hunt
Hunt
Ria
Hut
Navy aide admits writing B-36 document at inquiry
Cedric R. Wirth special assistant to the Navy undersecretary testified he wrote the mysterious document that spurred the B-36 bomber probe before the House Armed Services Committee. He acknowledged delivering the document to Congressman Deane and admitted his authorship as chair Vinson pressed for the author’s identity. The episode interrupted testimony from Army and Navy officers on the atomic bomb carrying plane.
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Jashington
Cedric R. Wirth
Navy
Wirth
Vinson
D-Ga
Sevices ‘Committee
Jeatph. BR. Keenan
Deane
Congress
North Caroolina
Wirt
Army
Army Pep Pills Sparked A Wild Night For Janet
Two year old Janet Wheelwright could not sleep for 27 hours. She sang danced and chattered throughout the night and wore out her mother. A sedative followed before doctors found she had chewed Army pep tablets from her brother Dennis who had just returned from service in the Middle East with the Royal Air Force.
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Leeds
England
Janet Wheelwright
Jansi
Dennis
Royal Air Force
House Votes to Take a 21 Day Holiday Schedule
The House voted to take a 21 day holiday starting Friday and ending at noon September 31. The bill now goes to the Senate for approval before enactment.
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Washington
Ark Van Helin Dispute Over Noah and the Ark
The Ark Van Helin at Chasen's in Nolissceod argued with a colleague over pronunciation and the name Noah. The exchange centered on Webster and the dictionary, with one speaker insisting Noah built the Ark amid corrections and heated speech.
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Screen Star
Chasen’s
Nolissceod
Ba Ofblor
Ani
Webster
Daniel Webster
Noah
Ex-Trooper Reginald Case Arrested in Disability Pension Fraud
Reginald W. Case, 47, of Woodstock, a former state trooper and theater manager, was arrested in Albany County amid a 326 count indictment in a disability pension fraud probe. He surrendered at Lake Katrine and faced charges including illicit pension benefits and theft.
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Reginald W. Case
Woodstock
Case
Walter Reed
Kingston
SyrajGize
Harvard
Westcot St
Happy Hour
N. Sa- Hinasi
Wescot
Albany County
Sydney BB. Gordon
Staite Peace Barracks
Lake Katrine
Hingston
Isodore Bornstein
Siaste Supreme Court
EL Riseler
Werner
Corerele
Wes Gee
Gordon
Resat Teat Cmee
Jalzo
Robert Wr. iCase
Store Hours Shift Friday Ends Summer Season
The article notes a temporary change in store hours ending summer with a return to regular hours next week. Stores will open from Monday to Saturday in late afternoon to evening, with some locations extending hours on Fridays and Saturdays while others close Sundays.
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Coentas
Saturdver
Abe
Sas
unGar
Eel! Dar
Tusudas
Eepr
Not Cohen's Host Paris Film Star Fate Tied to Cohen Saga
A garbled report notes a police recording in Los Angeles referencing a party at Rafts home linked to mobster Mickey Cohen. The fragment mentions a film star and a supposed connection to Cohen, with unclear details and timing.
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Paris
TNS
Mickey ‘Cohen
Los Angeles
Rafts
Cohen
Search for missing three year old in Minnesota swamp
Hundreds of Minnesota National Guardsmen and civilian volunteers search a swampy forest near McGregor for Larry Coleman, missing four days after disappearing while pine cone hunting with relatives. Lt. Col. Johnson says terrain is a frigid swamp with small land patches and lakes, and the area may be unwinnable if the child is not found before nightfall.
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Mcgregor
Minn
Minnesota National Guardsmen
Larry Coleman
Norhern
William’ Johnson
Larry
Johnson
Colonel Johnson
Navy to Lay Off 435000 Civilian Workers in Economy Drive
Secretary Johnson announced a sweeping defense economy plan that will discharge 435000 civilian personnel across the armed services. Angry Congress members from affected districts urged alternatives as the administration seeks sharp reductions.
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Jashington
Secre Itary of
Defense
Johnson
Armed Services
Ing
Navy shipyard plan cuts civilian jobs in California
The Navy shipyard in California plans immediate civilian job reductions totaling about 12 225 positions, with full effect by the next fiscal year starting July 1, 1990. Some cuts begin now while others start in about three months, aiming to reduce defense spending by 1.5 billion dollars below current year proposals.
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Calif
Johnson
Ron Annee
House to Act On Hospitals in Syracuse VA Plan
The Veterans Committee backed a bill to restore discretionary and mandatory funding for a 7,090 bed VA hospital in Syracuse. The measure would overturn prior spending limits and could revive the 16,000 bed concept by reallocating $237,000,000 in contract authority to shore capital facilities.
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Veterans. Administration
Syracuse
Ballance
House Fof Representatives
House. Veterans ‘Committee
Truman
Veterans
Congress
Sivracuse
Thrown for a Loss in Charity Football Game
Green Bay Packers end Donald Wells reports a theft at Hotel Syracuse during a charity game visit. Wells says a thief unlocked his room, took $160 from his wallet on the dresser, and left the rest intact. The incident also touched the room of another Spartans player.
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Husky
Green Bay Packers
Syracuse
Wells
Ubeiniel
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