City pleads to keep Colonial air service in Syracuse
A public hearing in Ottawa centers on Colonial Airlines license renewal for New York Montreal service. Mayor Costello telegraphs Secretary Acheson urging Canada to drop proceedings, saying suspension would harm Syracuse and Central New York commerce. The Air Transport Board notes Colonial may violate Canadian law by opposing Trans-Canada’s bid to run Montreal New York. Senator Bridges criticizes the Canadian move as harming US relations. The inquiry, first of its kind, draws many lawyers and reporters from both nations.
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Ottawa
Frank J. Costello
Dean Acheson
Syracuse
N. J
Government of Canada
Air Transport Board (of Canada
Colonial Air Service
Costello
Colonial Air Lines of
New York
Montreal
United States
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Air Transport Board
Canada
U.S
Colonial Air Lines
trans-Canada Air Lines
Colonial
Democrats Map Plans for 1950 State Legislature
Paul E. Fitzpatrick, Democratic state chairman, outlined the party's 1950 legislative program at a two day public hearing in New York. He said over 100 organizations will offer recommendations and that the party will weigh public input on major issues where it may clash with Republicans. He asserted Democrats reflect the people's wishes and would act for the greatest good of the majority.
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New York
G?p
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Democratic State Committee
State Assembly
Senate
Today's Features and Page Listings at a Glance
The page summary lists features across pages 30 31 with items like Comics Ida Jean Kain Dr Dean Crossword Mary Haworth and Horoscope. It notes Amusements Financial Bridge Ing Rep'ter Classified Music City Lite Radio Deaths Social Eart Wilson Sports Editorials Winchell Letters and Today's Pictures on page 12.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Ing. Rep’ter
Eart Wilson
Winchell
Student Accused in Coed Slaying at Iowa City
University of Iowa coed Margaret Ann Jackson 20 of Burlington was found strangled in a men s rooming house. Senior Robert Emil Bednasek 24 is charged with murder after an autopsy ruled death murder by strangulation. Bednasek denied the accusation in jail claiming she loved him.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Bednasek
William E. Jackson
Iowa Parole Board
Bendnasek
Santa phone aids boy to take castor oil for cure
A Tyler Texas family had Santa Claus call their five year old to urge him to drink his medicine. The boy then rushed to the bathroom and drank a half pint of castor oil. Parents hope he recovers by Christmas when Santa visits.
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Tyler
Tex
Santa Claus
Government to use troops to aid essential services in London
The government announced that troops would be deployed to maintain essential supplies and keep power stations running amid an unofficial strike by manual workers.
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London
AUP
Nationwide Storm Toll Rises with Tornadoes and Blizzard
Severe weather across the nation left at least 11 dead from tornadoes in Arkansas Missouri and Illinois with 34 deaths linked to weather. Arkansas suffered heavy damage estimated at 100000 as six communities faced twisters. In Missouri near Poplar Bluff six died and 15 were injured while a lightning fatality occurred in Modesto California. A 98 year old man died from exposure in Miles City Montana as the Great Lakes region endured strong winds.
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Chicago
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Clinton
Beebee
Velvet Ridge
Cross Roads
Providence
Bradford
Poplar Bluff
Junia Kay Loveless
Modesto
Miles City
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Winchell Berle radio gag sparks flood of tips
Walter Winchell and Milton Berle staged a joke on a Miami radio show that drew hundreds of callers from across the country. The two men teased a horse tip and a spoof company name while WQAM refused to comment.
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Miami
Fla. GP
Walter Winchell
Milton Berle
Winchell
Berle
ABC
Syracuse University senior dies in F-47 crash near Georgetown
Lt. Robert T. Mankey 26 of 153 Strongay Syracuse University senior found dead beside a wrecked F-47 National Guard fighter near Georgetown 15 miles south of Cazenovia after flying into a cloud during a routine training mission. Mankey from Los Angeles served WWII Ninth Air Force. wife Donna survived.
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Robert T. Mankey
Strongay
Syracuse University
Georgetown
Cazenovia
Mankey
Erieville Reservoir
National Guard
Griffis Air Force Base
Rome
Madison County Sherif
George E. Paetow
DeWitt PLC
Paetow
Larea
Syracuse
Donna
College of Fine Arts
Los Angeles
Calif
Ninth Air Force
France
University of Southern California
Syracuse and
Oswego
Not Yet Bishop Morris at a Tronwood dinner story
Bishop Morris recounted a tale about a prison chaplain at a dinner in Tronwood Wisconsin. He described a rector invited to preach in a prison who asked the chaplain what to preach about. The chaplain advised to preach as to the rector’s own congregation but warned that his people have been found out while the rector’s have not.
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Bishop Morris
Tronwood
Wis
Consul General Ward Leads 19 From China Aboard Evacuation Ship
Consul General Angus Ward and 19 associates left China aboard a Rescue Ship, denouncing harsh treatment by Chinese Communists. Ward, freed after 13 months with 28 days in solitary confinement at Mukden, described a freezing jail diet and weight loss. This marked the first time he and his party moved freely without armed guards since November 1948.
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Lakeland
Victory
Tientsin
Angus Ward
United States
Mukden
St. Peter
Ward
High Winds Snow Tonight Forecast At Hancock Airport
U S Weather man Andrew P Keller at Hancock Airport warns of rain and wind tonight with snow squalls later. Mild Syracuse weather to end with a cold front bringing 30 degree low tonight and 23 tomorrow night, with 34 tomorrow high. Winds will shift from southwest to west by north as a central storm moves northeast from the Great Lakes.
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Andrew P. Keller
U.S
Hancock
Keller
Syracuse
Great Lakes
Armstrong Loses Tax Exemption
The Internal Revenue Bureau revoked the tax exemption of George W. Armstrong’s educational foundation after it offered income to a Mississippi school on condition of white supremacy and excluding African or Asiatic origin. Jefferson Military College declined the offer and Armstrong withdrew it.
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Washington (P
George W. Armstrong
Armstrong
Mississippi
Jefferson Military College
Near Nachez
Miss
Internal Revenue Bureau
Army Blood Tests Confirm Fear of Q Fever in Syracuse
Army lab reports 26 Syracuse blood samples reacted positively to Q fever tests. Forty more samples to be sent for testing as health officials trace the outbreak to local slaughter and dairy sources. two new suspected cases reported, 26 cases recovered, Deer hides arrival linked to initial cases.
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U. 8 Army Laboratory
Washington, D. C
C. A. Sargent
Commissioner of Health
Department of Health
Army’ Laboratory
Australia
California
Texas
New York State
City Hospital J
Sargent
Health Department
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Army Laboratory
Yealtile
Man Kills Family Self in Fort Lauderdale Tragedy
Neighbors described Carl Amarella as mild and fond of guitar. The 34 year old interior decorator killed wife Millie 33 and children Sandra 6 Larry 4 and Janet 1 with a German Luger pistol before taking his own life. A note on three sales slips directed his attorney on disposing of belongings and money.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roland Kelley
iCarl Amarella
Millie
Sandra
Larry
Janet
Bulgar Testifies Of American Plot
CPI A witness in the treason trial of 11 former Communist leaders testified that American imperialists sought to join Bulgarian Macedonia with Yugoslavia. Christo Kaldidjiev, head of Macedonian Cultural Societies in Bulgaria, said Americans worked through Titoists and Greek monarcho fascists and urged the physical annihilation of Greek Macedonians.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
CPI
Bulgarian Macedonia
Yugoslavia
Christo Kaldidjiev
Macedonian Cultural Societies
Oeste Cargo Ship Ablaze in South Atlantic
The 1 230 ton cargo ship Oeste is on fire in the South Atlantic. Its 28 crew members are battling the blaze below decks as authorities report. The fire began last night and the ship radioed an attempt to reach Mar del Plata, Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Chicago Rent Control Ruling Reversed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court reaffirmed the 1949 Federal Rent Control Act and overturned Judge Elwyn R. Shaw's Chicago ruling that the act was invalid. The brief order cites an earlier rent control case and holds Shaw's decision in abeyance while the high court reviews the direct appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U. S. District Court
Elwyn R. Shaw
Chicago
Shaw
Federal
Douglas
Congress
District of Columbia
Edith Shimek
Milwaukee
Supreme Court OKs Tax on Public Beach Tickets
The court ruled 7-0 that government may tax beach tickets in Wilmette Illinois. Justice Clark delivered the decision with Justices Douglas and Minton not participating. The case involves a Lake Michigan beach operated by the village and financial deficits funded from the village’s general fund.
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Washington CP
Supreme Court
Clark
Douglas
Minton
Wilmette
Cook County
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Deserters Release Ex China Premier In Hong Kong
Former Chinese Premier Chang Chun arrived in Hong Kong today after release by Nationalist deserters in Kunming. He and four top army commanders were captured when turncoat troops seized the city for the Communists. Chiang Kai-shek narrowly missed going to Kunming at the same time.
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Hong Kong
Chang Chun
Kunming
Yunnan Province
Lu Han
Chiang Lai-Shek
Soviet Engineers Denied Separate Trial in Coplon Case
Valentin A. Gubitchev and Judith Coplon were denied a separate trial today as their joint espionage case moves toward a December 27 trial date. Authorities allege a conspiracy to transmit U.S. Government secrets to Russia.
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New York
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