Phyllis Roderick Crowned State Fair Queen at Syracuse
Phyllis Roderick, 19, a Syracuse University home economics student, was chosen from 360 contestants to be the State Fair Queen. She will reign at events and banquets with a four-person court including Joan Pleasant, Margaret Streeter, Elinor Hutson, and Mary-Pat Snyder.
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Roderick
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Romi
Syracuse
Onondaga - ‘County
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Tompkins
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S.salina
Elinor “Utson
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Pat Snyder
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Syracuse University
Polio Cases Rise in Syracuse Area Amid New Admission
New suspected polio cases surface in the Syracuse region as City Hospital admits a child from Mattydale Air Base. Syracuse proper reports four cases with nine from surrounding localities and one death in North Syracuse. City Health Commissioner Sargent notes City Hospital accepts suspicious cases from any locality regardless of funding.
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Mattydale Air Base
City Hospital
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South Side
Claa J
A. Sargent
Sargent
City
Smoke from Waste Dump Fire Chokes Albany Area
Police and fire departments in Albany and Troy were overwhelmed by calls as dense smoke from a waste dump fire blanketed the area. The pall was visible for miles and residents feared a major blaze.
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Albany
Fie
Troy
Today’s Features Contrast Teapot Dome Frauds Editorials
A column by Marquis Childs critiques current Washington financial rifts and a shabby roadshow while contrasting with Teapot Dome era scandals. The note lists features and page placements including comics horoscopes and assorted sections across the paper.
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Ake Jate
Inquitr Inte
Washington
Ge Percenters
Cold Front Delayed Day Signals Cooler Weather
A Canadian cold front delaying in the Midwest is now expected to reach Syracuse tomorrow. The front moves about 10 miles per hour and weakens, with only a five to eight degree temperature drop. Scattered showers or thunderstorms are possible tonight and tomorrow as winds shift from southwest to northwest. Tonight's low around 56, tomorrow's high near 75.
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Syracuse
Midwest
Andrew Keller
F D R Jr to wed socialite in private ceremony
Frank D Roosevelt Jr son of the wartime president will marry Suzanne Parnin socialite of New York City in a small private ceremony announced by his office Only family members and a few invited guests will attend the wedding
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Roosevelt
Suzanne Psrprin
New York City
Iil
General Secretary Braddon to lead Syracuse YMCA unit
Braddon, 25, named general secretary of the Syracuse YMCA after a long UMLC.A. career and civic fundraising work. He has held YMCA roles in Roanoke, New Britain, Troy, and Binghamton where he expanded community and family programs. Announced by William L. Hinds and Frank C. Love.
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Syracuse Yalca
William L.hinds
Frank C. Love
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Oberlin College
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New Britain
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New York
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Troy
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Red Cross
M. C.A
Broome County
Vaughan tells Senators no link between bribe claim and parole
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan testified that an FBI probe found no ground for a $10,000 bribe allegation tied to a tax case, and he denied any connection between a Democratic campaign contribution from a lawyer seeking a pardon and the parole given to a black market liquor convict. He also disclosed purchases of cars for friends and noted a Buick and Cadillac claimed by a witness as black market sales. The session with Senator McCarthy grew tense as questions about personal profit and record edits arose.
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McCarthy
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Morris Cavanaugh
Spring Green
Wis
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
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Cincinnati
Bolivia Rebel Army Beaten Recaptures Cochabamba
Bolivian government forces under General Fidrio Quirrorga recaptured Cochabamba 130 miles southeast of La Paz after four days of fighting. The radio said most resistance in the city of 90,000 was crushed with occupation delayed to avoid disturbances.
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Fidio Quirroga
iLa Paz
Chinese Reds Gain Canton Defense Struggle
Chinese irregulars invade Kwangtung Province as Reds push toward Canton. Military forces report strong resistance near the capital amid growing threat to the city.
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Kwanggiuns
Rmmorth
Oa Cabital
Gavel Falls as GAR Votes Last Encampment in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the Grand Army of the Republic, once 400000 strong, held its last encampment as Commander Theodore A. Penland aged 100 wrapped the gavel. Charles B Chappell of Long Beach sought the top post but Penland retained his senior vice commander role.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Theodore A. Penland
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Chappell
Long Beach
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Penland
Chappel
Merle Oberon Witnesses Friend Die in Plane Crash
In Cannes France Merle Oberon watched the death of Count Giorgio Cini a man linked to her by rumor. The twin engine plane he rode on during takeoff crashed at St Cassien air field as Oberon went to bid him farewell. The other occupant also died in the wreck.
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Giorgio Cini
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Woman seeks divorce 26 years after wedding in Detroit case
Mrs Sophie Nichols, once a Detroit schoolteacher, says she remains unwed after her husband Walter Nichols vanished after their wedding reception in 1923. She told Circuit Judge Chester P. Omera that the marriage was not real and asked the court to annul it, saying she does not want to be fooled again.
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Sophie Nichols
Walter
Nichols
Chester PL Omere
Legion Calls U S Aid For Anti Red Chinese Groups
The American Legion adopted a unanimous resolution at its 63rd national convention urging U S support for patriotic Chinese organizations fighting Communism. Kommander Perry Brown of Beaumont Texas reported opposition to economies that hurt veterans and warned of disabled veterans being quietly affected. Page 10.
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Texas
Red Pilot Surrenders to Soviet Union in Austria
Anatole Barsov, a Soviet pilot who fled as a political refugee last October, was handed over by American authorities at the Linz demarcation line. The transfer followed a State Department instruction and occurred near the American airbase where Barsov and two others crashed last October 9.
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Austria
Anatole Barsov
Red Army
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Barsov
Washington
Russia
State Department
Pio Piregov
United States
Divorce Age Helio Story Echoes In Courtroom Yarn
A fragmented tale from Los Angeles recounts a boy’s plea for divorce from his parents. The boy declares he will write to President Truman to obtain a divorce, while his mother brings him a meal and witnesses a dramatic scene described in the overheard dialogue.
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Sid
Los Angele
Helle Bor
Gear
Border tensions flare as forces mobilize near Belgrade
Reports from Belgrade indicate Yugoslav border guards mass troops along a 150 mile frontier. An elite guard unit is cited among mobilized forces, with estimates of 50,000 personnel 500 tanks and warplanes deployed to deter incursions.
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Creas
Yugoslavia
Western powers weigh moves as Yugoslavia faced invasion
Reported talks in London describe Western powers seeking peace measures in the Balkans amid rumors of Soviet pressure on Marshal Tito. About 300 000 men allegedly pledged to defend Yugoslavia, with Vilfan recalled to Lake Success as apprehension grows over possible Soviet troop movements.
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Lake Success
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Typhoon Strikes Yokosuka Base Near Tokyo
Typhoon hits the Yokosuka naval base in Japan as the storm moves toward Tokyo. Winds reach high speeds and cause structural damage in the area, with officials assessing damage and potential evacuations.
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INS
Yokosuka
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Margaret All Fed Up On the Missouri Waltz
Missouri legislator reacts to Margaret Truman saying she is tired of hearing Missouri Waltz the state official song. Rep Floyd Snyder doubts her claim while noting the song’s official status since the 85th General Assembly.
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Missouri
Thay
Margaret Teauman
Walt
Floyd Snyder
Trusnan
Ihom Tre
Independence
Louis Iwestercay
Trumian
Forrest Smith
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