Dewey Denies Cities Extra 1948 State Aid
Albany reports Governor Dewey and Republican leaders rejected any additional 1948 state aid for cities including Syracuse and Erie County. A six hour Capitol conference produced no new funds beyond required adjustments to the teacher pay increase. A 17 member committee will study raising tax and debt limits. Former Syracuse Mayor Kennedy serves on it. The governor urged local governments to cut spending and noted inflation affecting state finances.
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Dr. Lindeman Defends Aid Plan
Dr Eduard C Lindeman of Columbia University defended the Marshall plan before Americans for Democratic Action. He dismissed charges of imperialism as nonsense and argued assistance as the most effective foreign policy tool. He outlined five goals including strengthening France England Italy reconstruction of Germany self rule in former imperial nations and Western Hemisphere solidarity to prevent Russian dominance in Europe.
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Technology Club Hears Ex Patent Official
Casper W. Ooms former U S and patent official addressed the Technology Club on patent law tracing three advantages of the system. He cited incentives to invent better processes and products and renewed efforts to improve blocked efforts by seeking new methods. He noted recent Supreme Court decisions have confused applicants and reduce invention incentives. Bruce L. King presided and F W Staab introduced Mr Ooms.
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Jewish Community Plans Celebration
The Jewish community and friends plan to celebrate the creation of Palestine as a free state. The event is scheduled for Friday at 8:30 P.M. at the location to be announced.
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Woman Succumbs To Coal Gas Fumes At Home
Mrs Lucy Greenbudigh 67 of 418 South West Street was overcome by coal gas fumes in her home and admitted to Crouse Irving Hospital. Patrolman John Brolan reported gas swept through the apartment due to a faulty chimney. High winds Monday blew the chimney top creating a back draft.
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City to celebrate centennial with 20000 budget and commission
The Common Council authorized Mayor Costello to appoint a centennial commission to plan the city's 100th anniversary observance next year. The panel will oversee a $20,000 1948 budget with Rusterholtz as chairman and a finance group to raise extra funds if needed. An advertising agency has been hired for promotion. The first centennial observance date is set for next Sunday.
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