Union Campus to Close for 24 Hours Under Property Law
The Union College campus will be closed to public traffic for 24 hours starting at 5 PM tomorrow to preserve private status as protected property. Gates will be shut, with locals restricted from using campus paths as shortcuts. Two New York State Play Project awards totaling 25 dollars were given to Buffalo and Ogdensburg playwrights for one act works. The usual first prize of 100 dollars was not awarded. Polio cases decline state wide with 137 new cases last week, totaling 696 for 1950 up from 960 last year.
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New York City
Women Urged to Elect GOP Congress at Cleveland Meeting
The National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs opened its sixth biennial convention in Cleveland with Congresswoman Frances Bolton as the keynote speaker. A concurrent report notes South Africa offered a fighter plane squadron for United Nations defense and the government sought 18.14 million dollars for 4,000 new office spaces outside Washington to support expanded defense programs.
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Delicate diplomacy and a travel mishap in Cold War notes
Reports from a news conference discuss demilitarizing the Holy City and internationalizing efforts. A writer slips at a Korean airport injuring her arm. in Tokyo, Maj. Gen. A P Kislenko returns to the Soviet mission with Lt. Gen. Derevyanko, amid exchange on Molotov and Kin.
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Russia
A. P. Kislénko
K. N. Derevyanko
Notable Obituaries and Public Notices Feature Local Figures
A fragmentary obituary notice profiles several notable figures: Gloucester sculptor card Crasne, 73, celebrated for world sculpture including Works like Fisherman in Best. Sayre Groesbeck, 77, described as a painter and soldier associated with Lois Angeles. Northampton native who studied law with Calvin Coolidge and served on the Pueblo Indian Land Board at Santa Fe. Arthur Learoyd, 77, WWI fuel administrator for New York City and State and former president of Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, died in North Hollywood.
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Angeles
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Pueblo Indian Land Board
Sante Fe
Pomona
Calif
Arthur Learoyd
New York City
State
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
North Hollywood
Acheson Says UN to Decide Korea Crossing Issue
Secretary of State Acheson stated it is up to the United Nations to decide if forces should drive beyond the 38th Parallel. He emphasized U.S. stance against backing the North and urged UN cooperation toward Korean unification and a reduction of hostilities. He noted that crossing the line could become a self solving issue if the North ceases fighting.
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Acheson
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38Th Parallel
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South Korea
United States
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Korea
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Amer
Europe
Chicago Sea Committee Investigation Targets Individuals and Firms
A U S Senate inquiry focused on conditions in Chicago with agents issuing subpoenas to individuals and corporations. The committee investigates subpoenas and the handling of sensitive information amid allegations of improper service and intrusion.
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Chicago
U. S. ‘Sea Committee
One Man Opinions by Walter Kiernan on railroads
Kiernan argues the government only operates the railroads in wartime and salutes not the conductor, claiming the shift to government control is a temporary wartime measure. He notes the need for workers to continue earning wages and jokes about railroad presidents adjusting under new authority.
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Walter Kiernan
Veterans of Foreign Wars to vote on cabinet ouster
The Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates at the five day national encampment in Chicago prepared to vote on resolutions calling for the ouster of two Truman cabinet members. They expected to first vote on removing Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson and also consider a measure to discharge Secretary of State Dean Acheson.
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UPI
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Truman
Louis Johnson
State Acheson
AID ACCUSES SCIENTIST IN CALTECH JET LAB CASE
Government witness Dr. Gustave A. Albrecht testified in the perjury trial of Dr. Sidney Weinbaum that he joined the Communist Party after urging by Weinbaum. Albrecht said he was a Caltech research assistant from 1936 to 1939 and once shared an office with Weinbaum.
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Los Angeles
Communist Party
Sidney Weinbaum
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Weinbaum
Gustave A. Albrecht
Caltech
Huks Linked To Red Aggression In Philippines
President Quirino labeled the Hukbalahap guerrillas as part of a worldwide Communist campaign against democracies. He urged civilian defense groups nationwide while keeping plans to deploy Filipino troops to Korea. The weekend raids across Luzon caused five fatalities.
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Quirino
Philippines
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Korea
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