Brannan and Tobin Press Farm Labor Unity in Syracuse
In Syracuse two Truman cabinet members demand joint action to end farm rivalry with labor. Secretary Brannan advocates a farm price support plan to steady prices and boost production while Secretary Tobin says wage levels must be high enough for a decent standard of living. We see a non political Farm Labor Conference with about 300 invited farm and labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracube
Charles ¥.Brannan
Charles
J. Hogan
Onondaga
County Democratic
Syracuse
Farm Labor Conference
National and State Agriculture and Labor
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Maurice
Tobin
Cmembers
Farmer- Labor
Democratic Committee
Empire State
City reports fourth polio case this year
Syracuse reports a boy aged year as the city s fourth polio case this year bringing the area total to 13 cases with one death. Two suspicious cases remain under treatment at City Hospital a pair of women from Liverpool and North Syracuse. Definite diagnoses pending while three earlier suspicions were confirmed polio.
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Syracuse
C. A. Sargent
City Hospital
Liverpool
Polo
Luciano Brother of Lucky Luciano Reaches Naples
Salvatore Luciano of New York, brother of Charles Lucky Luciano, arrived at Naples by ship today as reported by ASTRA News in Rome. The Italian report notes his arrival event from the United States.
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Rome
Salvatore Luciano
New York
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
Naples
ASTRA
Editorial on US arms aid delay effects in European balance
An editorial by Marquis Chikés argues the United States shows uncertainty over arms aid for Europe as power balancing plans proceed. The page notes features on pages 25 and 27 including comics, crossword, horoscope, and various sections such as Amusements, Letters, Bridge, Classified, Radio, City Life, Social, Deaths, and Sports. The picture section is on page 1.
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U. S
Europe
Marquis Chikés
Columan
Ada Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
City Life
Winchell
Parade Delivers Philadelphia Welcome to Legion Invasion
In Philadelphia a gay task force of American Legionnaires began a 12 hour parade maneuver to cap ture the city for the 31st annual convention. Drums rolled bugles blared and baton twirlers brightened Broad Street as crowds cheered. Military units led the march with paratroopers Wacs and sailors in step to martial music along a five mile route.
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Philadelphia
American
U. S
Re Legion
Broad St.te
Wacs
District of Columbia
Alaska
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Panama
Nine States Lift Rent Control Ceilings
Washington CP dispatch reports rent ceilings eased today in areas across nine states including Illinois Kansas Kentucky North Carolina Vermont West Virginia Indiana Michigan and Wyoming. Housing Expediter Tighe E. Weeds said lifts are effective immediately due to surveys showing rental demand reasonably met.
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Washington
Tighe
Woods
Tinois
Kansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Vermont
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Wyoming
Business Failures Show Decline in Week
Dun & Bradstreet reports business failures for the week ended August 25 fell to 176 from 193 the prior week. The latest figures compare with 96 in the same period last year, 59 in 1947, and 264 in 1939.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Encampment Ends With Final GAR Gathering
Six nonagenarian veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic tired from two days of ceremonies and events in Indianapolis. National Commander Theodore A. Pemuand, age 100, led plans for a final gathering as the group rested in their hotel and looked forward to sessions with affiliated GAR organizations.
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Indianapolis
Reveille
Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
Theodore A. Pemuand
Portland
Ore
Seaman Found Dead on Tanker at Hudson River Dock
A 26-year-old crew member, Robert Fow Bush of Newark, was found dead yesterday aboard a tanker at a Hudson River dock, believed to have been overcome by gasoline fumes. Coroner Anthony Matera ordered an examination to determine if death resulted from drowning or gas fumes.
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Rensselaer
Hudson River
Robert F. R. Fow“Bush
Newark
M.J
Anthony £. Matera
Man Jailed for Smoking Aboard Explosive Freighter
Los Angeles report says Joze Venegas, 48, was jailed for smoking a cigarette aboard the Grace mine freighter Santa Juana loaded with 569 cases of dynamite and 14 cases of f itm anite. The judge sentenced him to 150 days in jail.
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Los Angeles
Longenoreman Joze Venegas
Jucge J
Grace
Santa Juana
Pullman Formula Approved By Commerce Commission
Washington The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a new formula for the earnings and operating incentives of the Pullman Company shaping how profits are allocated and charged across routes.
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Washington
Innerstate Commerce Commission
Pellman Company
Red smear of Hoover tied to 1932 bonus march leaders
John T. Pace claims Moscow-directed Communist leaders planned a smear campaign to provoke violence during the 1932 Washington bonus march to discredit President Hoover and General MacArthur. Pace said Browder Foster and others pressured him to tour, calling Hoover and MacArthur bad names while avoiding violence.
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New York
IN3
U. S
Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
New York Journal-Americar
John T. Pace
Centerville
Tenn
Bomps
Pace
Paicy
Moscow
MacArthur Chen
Earl Browder
William Foster
Jacob Stachel
Rép
Communist International
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Pep
Foster
Mr.Hoover
General Mac.Arthur
Nhme
Gen. MacArthur
Judge Named to Power Authority in Albany
Albany report says Bascom of Fort Edward was appointed to the 52 member New York State Power Authority by Governor Dewey. Bascom resigned as county judge to succeed Fred Freestone, with a salary noted and members receiving a set daily rate.
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Albany
Wryman& Bastcom
Fort Edward
Washington
Ite
Govermer Dewer
State Power Authoriv
Dewey
Bascom
Fred W. Freestone
Interlak
Theater awards $85 000 in antitrust case ruling
Court of Appeals affirms a federal antitrust award of 85 000 to a theater firm. The judgment dates back to January 1968 when Northeast Theaters, Inc. held the award against defendants RHO Radio Pictures Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros Circuit Management Corp.
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Buffalo
A . S. Court of Appeals
Iodar
Meer
Ief Bortomare Bros. Theaters, Inc
RHO Radio Pictures, Inc
Paramount Pictures
Ing
Warner Bros. Circuit Management Corporation
Underground Movement Crushed by Czechs Officials
Prague reports it crushed an anti‑Communist underground movement linked to a Western power. A secret trial condemned ten participants to death or life imprisonment, with several acquitted. Police depicted the group as spies and terrorists aiming to topple the people’s democratic regime.
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Prague
Jist
Oficial
Ghe
Spies and Terrorisig
Eee
Lice
Movement P
Hurricane spillover rain eases for Syracuse area
The outlook shows the hurricane moved off Nova Scotia reducing heavy rain in Syracuse. Cooler air moves in from the west with light showers possible tonight and tomorrow. Forecast lows and highs are around 60/73 with a 50s night. Total monthly rainfall reached 3.10 inches, above normal 2.36 inches. Weatherman Andreu Keller notes January had above normal precipitation.
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Syracuse
Nova Scotia
Wea Eather Bureau
Itomors Row
jAumast
Andreu Kelier
Eggs and Eggs Stories From A Wandering Banter
A quirky tale surfaces about Rudolph Valentine once rich yet died penniless, and a restaurateur who planned stamping each egg with its lay date. A screen star narrator reflects on giving to friends and the odd exchange over Tomorrow’s eggs.
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Rudolph Valentine
van Hel- Hin
Monty
Restaurateur
Lost Dog Pleads Through Occupation Daily Bulletin
An American dog named Lucky or similar may be lost. The owner asks for help to recover the pet, described as a boxer mix with attentive behavior, and requests return assistance through the Forces Daily Bulletin.
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Berlin
Forces Daily Bulletin
Patt
Boxer
Memorable Date in SFERINGFIELD Tennessee
In Sferingfield Tenn Mr ang and Mrs Thomas Pagni note three visits to the Pagni household over consecutive years August 22 and August 23. Mrs Pagni a laboratory technician gave birth to Thomas Pagni at Robertson County Hospital yesterday. The other two August 23 children are Merle and Kathleen.
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Sferingfield
Tenn
Ang
Thomas Pagti
Pagni
Aus
Vaughan testifies on 1946 campaign funds and payments
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan admitted receiving two to three thousand dollars from William Helis and John Mara for campaign assistance in 1946. He described meetings with business figures and said payments were used in Missouri and related efforts.
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Tashington
Harry
Rooney
William Helis
Vaughan
Tanforan
Calif
John. Mara
Washington
Chicago
Senate
McCarthy
Rugged
Queens Bus Drivers End Six Day Walkout
In Queens County the Transit Workers Union said 1233 members voted to end a six day strike. President Michael Sene announced the drivers would return to service at midnight.
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NEW York LP
Emzies
Cone
Queens County
Michael $Ene
Transiport Workers Union
53 Sundays in 1950 Stall City Budget
Discovery that 1950 contains 33 Sundays leads Finance Commissioner George Bea of Bedford to delay compiling the 1956 budget. The shift from 32 to 33 Sundays adds 222 working days 213, altering figures from department heads. Salaried workers remain unaffected but hourly workers may see some savings.
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George H. Bea Iford
Bedford
City Hall
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