Donovan Declares Full Push For GOP Senate Nomination
Gen. William J. Donovan, Congressional Medal of Honor recipient and OSS head, declares he will contest the Republican nomination for the U S Senate. He vows to take the fight to the state convention next Tuesday and Wednesday at Saratoga Springs as Dewey allies position Hugh A. Drum.
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Jurist Vacates Milk Injunction In New York
Justice F Adel of the Appellate Division vacated a temporary injunction barring NYC Health Department from setting milk shipments into the metropolitan area. The injunction had been granted Aug 21 by Supreme Court Justice James W Bailey in Westchester County on a joint plea by Nassau and Westchester Counties representatives.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area showers and cool spell
The Weather Bureau forecast cooler conditions with showers today and tonight in Syracuse and eastern New York. Friday remains partly cloudy and cool with a high around 76 and a low near 50. record highs and lows are noted for today and Friday morning.
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Cold Spell Arrives Prompting FrostyConditions Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports a high pressure system arriving this morning bringing cooler air and showers. Temperatures ranged from 61 in the city to 42 in parts of Michigan and Canada, with the cool spell lasting two to three days.
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Soviet rationing postponed in Russia until next year
London dispatch cites Radio Moscow saying the Soviet government has postponed abortion of rationing in Russia until the following year.
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New Meat Ceiling Under Todays Price
OPA holds to plan to restore meat price ceilings September 9 despite last minute delay. New schedules will set beef about five and a half cents a pound higher than June 30 ceilings and pork about two and a half to three cents higher, still below current costs.
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Ill Boy Plans First Party in 3 Years
Philadelphia reports Ralphie Mathias age five, son of railroad fireman James R Mathias, will hold his first party since hospitalization over two years ago. The Sept 10 celebration is allowed though he remains ill with nephrosis enlarging the liver, with hope for a cure.
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Army Navy Priorities Reassigned to Veteran Housing Rules
Washington dispatch reports a government decree by Housing Expediter Wilson Wyatt converting Army and Navy priorities from MM for military barracks and housing to HH same as veterans housing. The change applies to all armed forces nationwide.
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Boy thankful killing is known in Pittsburgh case
Charles Hazlett Jr. 13 says he is thankful the secret of the accidental shooting of 12 year old Michael Gerrich has come out. He was held in county jail awaiting extradition as officials argued between states.
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Poles Hold Many U.S. Citizens in Warsaw Arrests
UPI reports Poland has arrested between 50 and 60 American citizens in the past year on Nazi group charges. Officials say many detainees may be Polish nationals or dual citizens, with little contact to the U S embassy. About 20,000 Americans in Poland seek return, hindered by Poland's postwar disorganization and limited U S repatriation facilities. Concluded on page 6.
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Fat Oil Salvage Urged by Dewey
Albany News reports Governor Dewey calls on households to reenlist in fat and oil salvage due to shortages in manufacturing fats for household items synthetic rubber and nylon fabrics. He notes decreasing postwar collections and urges saving fats to feeding stations at groceries for rendering plants.
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Mystery rocket crashes near Danish village
Aalborg dispatches report residents of a northern Jutland hamlet witnessed a mysterious rocket crash and explode Wednesday night just outside the village. Local authorities have not released details on origin or casualties.
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Foremen Union Eligibility Spurs Congress Debate
Marquis Childs analyzes whether foremen may join labor unions as a key issue for Congress. The editorial discusses potential policy shifts and the political stakes involved.
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Conspiracy of Cruelty Convicts Col Kilian at Lichfield Court Martial
Col James A Kilian formerly in charge of the Ricchfield replacement depot in England is found guilty of permitting cruel and unusual punishment of American soldiers. He is fined 500 and reprimanded by a seven officer Military Court after a 10 week trial. Nine enlisted guards and three subordinate officers were convicted of aiding and abetting cruelties.
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Transjordan UN Bid Faces Veto Over Diplomatic Ties
Australian delegate Paul Hasluck accused the Soviet Union of prejudice for blocking Transjordan’s UN membership due to lack of diplomatic relations. The Security Council, handling eight applications, confronted Gromyko as nations pressed him to explain the stance. Hasluck warned the veto could derail the bid, but Council members argued against prejudiced rejection.
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Dad at 84 seeks higher pension after grandson birth
James R. Pearson aged 84, living in Sneedville Tennessee, asks the government for a larger old age pension after his 31-year-old wife gave birth to an eight pound twelve ounce girl. The newborn was reported to Hancock County authorities by Pearson.
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Goeth Goes On Trial In Poland for Holocaust Crimes
Warsaw reports that SS Commandant Amon Goeth faced trial before the supreme national tribunal in Krakow. He stands accused of killing about 8,000 Jews during the liquidation of Krakow Tarnow and Plaszow ghettos.
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War Trials Dodd Demands Guilty Verdicts for Nazi Groups
American prosecutor Thomas J. Dodd urged the International War Crimes Tribunal to convict five Nazi linked organizations the Reich cabinet Political Leadership Corps SS Elite Guard SA Brown Shirts Gestapo and Military High Command. He argued these bodies were the core agents of Nazi crimes and that conviction would deter future offenses.
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Two American Officers Charged Over Spying Incident
Berlin dispatch says Capt. Harold Cobin of New York City and 2d Lt. George E. Wyatt of Oklahoma City face a U S Army general court martial in early September for violating an order barring unauthorized travel into another occupied zone after their detention by Russians on spying accusations.
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Oklahoma City
Big Four meet amid fears of atomic war shaping Paris talks
Paris briefing reports the Big Four foreign ministers James Byrnes Ernest Bevin V M Molotov and Georges Bidault meet to salvage progress at the Paris peace conference. Poland’s Joseph Winlewicz warns delegates of plans for atomic war while urging pursuit of peace.
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