Extension of Parking Meters Is Proposed in Areas
City officials discussed extending parking meters to cover downtown and surrounding districts. Traffic engineer survey planned for Water Street west side and Syracuse University Medical College area, with signs and enforcement to follow. Two witnesses sought by House Un-American Committee, linked to Whittaker Clavies case, questioned behind closed doors.
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Washington
Victor Seorntery Bovoth
Pst
Lown H. Nk i Hows
Howse Un-American
Whittaker
Sime Ave
Jobn Ay Kinney
Pouens
Taint Adamootin
Ahecdts
Cohan Sreanmintue
Otherni
Frank J. Contuilo
IOV
William F. Kavanaugh
Syracuse University Medical College
Missing Baldwinsville Man Feared Victim of Foul Play
Arthur Catlin, 45, of Red Rock, failed to call for work and was reported missing. Baldwinsville Police notified, and a statewide alarm was broadcast as investigators seek the man described as five feet tall, about 186 pounds with hazel eyes and brown hair, last seen wearing overalls a shirt and a short brown coat.
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Arthur Cattn
Red Rock
Baltwitvedie
Kelloss Ce
Qenega Contractors
Momaraz
Accord Safe
Ark
Vex & Central New York Corp
Ostero
Ketloge Co
Catlin
Cai
Frank Spring
Baldwinsville
United States
Leo Beebe
Editorial guesses stir eyes and nerves in spy hunt
The column argues the House hearing fuels hysteria and doubt as the American Activities Committee gathers evidence of significance in its spy investigation. The piece laments headline chasing and the tense atmosphere, citing skeptical readers and editorials about the era’s climate.
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HOUSE
American Activities Committee
Marquis Chits
Temperature Outlook With Slightly Cooler Night
Meteorologist Andrew P Keller reports a weak cold front will trim temperatures tonight. Syracuse area may see a low near 27 degrees with a high around 40 tomorrow under cloudy skies.
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Pornjal
Andrew P. Keller
Syra
Sebenska
Infant Prince of Edinburgh Seen With Fair-Haired Traits
A London friend of the local family said today that Princess Elizabeth's ten week old son is blue-eyed and fair-haired like his father. The infant prince was viewed this week during a stroller outing under nurse Hows supervision.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince of Edinburgh
Hows
Man Pins Recovery Hopes On Flight to Native Land
Desperately ill and partially paralyzed, 40 year old tasterio maker Sut terlin plans a flight from Syracuse to Basel on a stretcher to reunite with his homeland after 25 years. A travel program secured passport, airline legs, and ambulance transfers with Swiss companions joining the journey.
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Reijshard
Tasterio
Syracuse
Basel
Parince Wseid Candave
Marshall Gains From Kidney Operation Health Update
Washington reports Secretary of State George C. Marshall is recovering from kidney removal surgery at Walter Reed Hospital. An optimistic bulletin said his condition is improving though the cabinet readiness may be affected if further health issues arise.
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Washington
George C. Marehalladay
Walter Reed Hospital
Marshall
Army Hospital
Johnsons Serve In Baptist Mission Hearing
Syracuse woman Mrs Gordon Johnson and her sons Robert Paul and another child left the United States for China where Johnson had taken a mission post as treasurer of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society. They reportedly were returning on a U S ship after advice from the American consulate that American citizens must leave Shanghai amid setbacks in the area. The notice came via Mrs H L Choper of 102 Ginister and referenced evacuees fleeing Red Armies. The article also notes general economic debate in Washington about inflation, profits, and wage policy.
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Baptist’ Mission
Syracuse
Shanghai
China
United States
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Dohagon
Il. Janes Choper
Ginister
Johnson
Cen
L Amerson
Shamghai
Milk Price Cut Hearing Opens in New York
New York dairy officials hold a public hearing on a proposal to reduce payments to metropolitan area dairy farmers for fluid milk. Advocates say the cut could lower retail milk prices by about one cent per quart this year and another cent by April 1. City officials note possible price dynamics for manufacturing milk and retail impact.
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New York
Department of Agriculture
John M. Murtagh
Murlagu
Murtagh
Young Appointed To State Claims Court In Nine Year Term
Albany and New York report Senator Fred A. Young of Lowville is named to the State Court of Claims for nine years starting January 1. The post carries an annual salary of 315,000. The appointment follows internal debate within Local 29, as bartenders and employers clash over the scope of a labor dispute affecting Manhattan bars and taverns.
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Albany
Dew
Fred A. ‘Young
Lowville
State Court of Claims
Jay
New York
Young
Walon
Manhattan
Wholesale index shows food prices at 17 month low
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index fell to 6.53 the lowest in over 17 months. Compared with last week it is down 14 percent from the all time July peak and 14 percent below the same week year ago. Costs for 31 general use foods total the index. Some foods rose including corn rye beet butter sugar rice and currants while wheat oats barley hams race cottonseed oil coconuts raisins hogs and lambs declined.
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New York
Dun & Bradstonet
Robber demands checks at Commercial Supply
A gunman entered Commercial Supply Co in Chicago and demanded checks from president Hargid Roman. Roman refused cash, saying only checks are used, as the robber stole 300 dollars and fled. The incident highlights the risk of stamp theft and tracing limits.
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Chicago CP
Hargid Roman
Stover
Roman
Jews Rumored Invasion Report Stirs Security Council
United Nations delegate Harold Beely told the Palestine Committee Britain would act if private information proves true that Jewish armed forces have invaded Trans-Jordan. He did not name the forces but cited a second unit advancing toward a railroad near the Dead Sea and Aqaba with potential Red Sea Gulf access.
Rivalry Between St Paul and Minneapolis Cited In Des Moines
In Des Moines John C Miller builder notes a rivalry between St Paul and Minneapolis surpassing other rivalries. He cites residents from Minneapolis attending events, while a committee chair mentions a past collection of 64.03. The exchange includes a protest that Minneapolis residents are present among the audience.
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Guerrilas
Graece
John C Miller
Des Moines
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Wiese Puneriiia
Cabana St. Pildyneont
Tedeacon
Male Baby Sitter Saves 3 Children in Fire
A male babysitter rescued three children from a burning Rochester home early today. Bolander, two, slept on a couch when smoke woke him. the sitter searched the house, waking and guiding the terrified youngsters to safety.
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Rochester
Bolander
Taueasy
Davenport
Air
Fire in UN rooms causes $1500 loss
Paris dispatch reports a late last night fire in the Palais de Chaillot committee rooms used by the United Nations during the Paris General Assembly. Damage affected about 149 rooms, rendering them unusable and threatening meeting space with four days left in the session. UN officials estimate the loss at around 1500 francs and say the organization may struggle to proceed without the damaged rooms.
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Demege
Palsie de Chailles
United Nations
Me Ling
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