Race for Maltbie PSC Post sparks Albany speculation
Capitol Hill aides debate a winner for the 17 500 state Public Service Commission chair, as Maltbie plans January retirement. Names tied to the job include Spencer B. Eddy John E. Burton Floyd E. Anderson and Benjamin Feinberg, with party leadership unsettled about Beadenkopp successor and other PSC vacancies noted as Burritt term ends.
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Binghamton
State Senate
Public Service Committee
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Feinberg
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G.O.P
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Leon Swears
Johnstown
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Schenevus
Otsego County
Maurice OC. Burritt
Burritt
Hilton
Eddy
Saratoga Springs
Burton
Crash Kills Family of 5 in Tex Air Tragedy
A World War II veteran Orie Miller 29 died with his family of four when a Stinson aircraft failed fuel and crashed 36 miles northeast of Alice Texas. Miller wife and three sons James Crane Orville Jr and Robert died on impact while passengers were thrown clear. Highway patrol noted the tanks were bone dry.
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G O P Chief Asked to Quit
Washington report notes Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky urged Rep Hugh Scott to resign as GOP national chairman after Cooper was approached about leading the party. Cooper said he does not want the post though he supported GOP leaders on issues. Scott was chosen by Governor Thomas E Dewey of New York.
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G.O.P
John Sherman Cooper
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Senate
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White House
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
U S Ships Assured Of Aid Plan Share
Washington reports that American ships will be guaranteed at least half of all Marshall Plan bulk targets for another month. A 50 percent provision, set to end Jan 1, was altered on a watchdog committee recommendation. The previous plan had faced widespread protest from maritime circles in Congress and beyond.
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Congress
Atlantic Alliance Accord Seen Near Final Pact
Negotiators from the United States Canada and European allies neared a defense treaty linking North America to Europe in an anti communist bloc. After a two hour session with Undersecretary Lovett no progress reports were issued but sources say the pact could be completed by the week end.
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Columbia University Garners Estate Gift for Research Center
The Syracuse Herald Journal reports a gift funded by widows to Columbia University to establish a geology and geophysics research center on a 32 acre Rockland County site near Orangetown along the Hudson. The center, named for Lemont, will be built with the aim of advancing science while university officials note the need for ongoing governance.
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