PSC Orders Syracuse Minoa bus route extension
The Public Service Commission directs Syracuse Transit Corp to extend the Syracuse to Minoa route serving Tank Hill Park Wood James St Manor and Franklin Park in DeWitt East Syracuse. Begin by Feb 15 with a 90 day trial ending May 15, rerouting via Thompson Rd Exeter St and Binne St to join Manlius St. Public hearings show about 20 of 42 existing James St trips would use the extension.
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Binne St
Mantius St
Jamesi St
Syracuse City Line
Manlius St
James st.Minoa
James St
Minos
Study to Resume On Anti-Trust Bill
A Senate Judiciary Subcommittee will resume hearings Monday on an anti monopoly bill aimed at blocking a company from buying another's assets to kill competition. Chairman OConor said Dr John D Clark of the President's Council of Economic Advisors will be the first witness. Currently corporations are barred from acquiring stock in another firm if it would lessen competition.
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O'Conor
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John D. Clark
President
Council of Economic Advisors
Top Diplomat Take Success in Century Honor Bid
The United Nations moved to honor an 80 year old Fon of Bikom, a tribal leader in the British Cameroons, with Man of the Half Century recognition. A U.S. mission reported the Fon’s 150 wives were content.
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Bikom
British Cameroons
U.S
Africa
Extraordinary Waste in Phony Ex-Service Programs
Budget Bureau and Veterans Administration report vast government funds wasted on fake schools for ex service men and on bogus job training. Marquis Childs discusses the issue, with related features and editorial pages noted.
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Budget Bureau
Veterans Administration
Marquis Childs
Coal shortage cuts Syracuse rail service in half
With the coal strike, two railroads reduce Syracuse trains by nine. New York Central cancels 39 more trains, bringing total cuts since January to 233 across its lines. Service loss risks further disruption as coal supplies dwindle. Specific trains eliminated include Westbound Limiteds and the Knickerbocker, with several schedules disrupted on the Lake Shore and local runs.
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New York Central
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
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Southwestern Limited
New York
Ingrid Bergman Rossellini Divorce, Draft Bill Debate
Ingrid Bergman seeks divorce from Roberto Rossellini as Congress weighs a bill to renew peacetime draft. Vinson expects committee vote as Supreme action looms, while Truman discusses extension. Bergman Rossellini romance continues to stir protests in Hollywood and abroad.
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Two GIs Admit Kidnapping Austrian for Pay
US Army reports two American soldiers Sgt John Frankey and Corp Paul Abel confessed to abducting Austrian Oswald Eder for 7000 shillings ($250). They said they carried him in an Army jeep from Vienna to a rendezvous in the Soviet zone and acted for monetary motives amid a Soviet ring crackdown. Abel and Frankey, both MP troops, face trial with charges yet to be completed.
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Copton Coplon Case Details FBI Pursuit of Suspects
The jury heard how 27 agents in seven radio cars chased Judith Copton and Valentina A. Gubitchev for four hours before their arrest on March 4. Copton, 28, a former Justice Department employee, and Gubitchev, 33, a Russian engineer suspended from the United Nations, face trial in Federal court on charges of conspiring to supply U.S. secrets to Russia.
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Russia
Three-Layer Guard Monitors Atomic Lab Meeting
A police guard three layers deep monitored a gathering of American, British and Canadian scientists at the government atomic laboratory. They discuss what further information about atomic energy should be released to the public.
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Harwell
Navy Rocket Reaches Five Mile Altitude at White Sands
The Navy announced that a Viking rocket fired yesterday at White Sands New Mexico reached an altitude of five miles. An officer said the ascent continued before veering slightly off the proving ground and was cut off from the ground sighting.
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Washington
Navy
White Sands
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Proving Ground
Triplets Born To Polio Victim All Doing Well
Polio survivor Mrs. Fred Warnke of Sea Girl No 3 gave birth to triplet girls at Monmouth Memorial Hospital by cesarean section at 9 AM. Dr. Robert MacKenzie reported each baby weighed about three pounds, born five minutes apart, and all are in good condition with mother.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Robert MacKenzie
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Warnke
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MacKenzie
Trvins
Coal Shortage Threatens Five Syracuse Plants Shutdown
Syracuse leaders warn coal supply may halt five plants including Continental Can and Kane and Roach, risking 1,500 jobs as 63 of 95 surveyed plants shift to gas or anthracite. Schenck says relief unlikely and runout could trigger rapid closures, with 35,000 workers affected nationally.
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Johnck
Manufacturers Association
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Potatoes Shipments To Canada Stir Trade Talks
Ellensburg shippers report 400000 pounds of Kitsap Valley potatoes sent to Vancouver in three weeks. If the pace continues, sales may match the recent million pounds exported to New Orleans from eastern Canada, drawing criticism this week over potato imports.
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Allies exhibitors urge ban on Stromboli screening
The Board of the Allied States Association of Motion Picture Exhibitors urged its 3,400 members not to show the film Stromboli directed by Roberto Rossellini and starring Ingrid Bergman.
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Oday
Roberto Rosselini
Ingrid Bergman
Students End Prayer Marathon at Wheaton College
At Wheaton College a 38 hour prayer marathon ended today drawing about 1,500 students and 119 faculty. Dr. W Raymond Edman halted the revival to avoid sensationalism, resuming classes at 2 AM. Nearly all prayed from the pulpit confessing sins as testimonies continued in a smaller room.
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Treachery of Klaus Fuchs Revealed in London Court
In Bow Street Magistrate's Court London the British scientist Klaus Fuchs admitted to betraying American and British atomic secrets to Russia. He confessed to meeting Soviet agents in Boston New York and London and to passing on details of Los Alamos and other research. If convicted he faces up to 14 years in prison.
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Ruling Hits Lewis Stand In Coal Negotiations
A federal judge narrowed four of John L. Lewis's contract demands amid the soft coal strike. The injunction directs Lewis to respond to a 10 to 15 day bargaining invitation from the Southern Coal Producers Association while excluding a union shop, a miners welfare fund for UMA members, a work only when able clause, and memorial periods. Some fear the ruling may stiffen resistance or hasten agreement, depending on interpretation by the parties.
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John L. Lewis
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United Mine Workers
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Southern Coal Producers ‘Association
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Unpredictable Weather Promises Continued Mild Conditions
The forecast shows a 53 degree swing over two days with fair skies tonight. Weatherman Andrew P. Keller notes yesterday’s high of 46 degrees after a record low of seven below zero, with tonight’s low around 25 and tomorrow’s high near 34. A few snow flurries are possible tomorrow.
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Ice Carnival in Syracuse Cancelled for Lack of Ice
The Syracuse Recreation Department cancels the 1950 winter Ice Carnival after a morning meeting with Helena G. Hoyt. Weather reports show above freezing temperatures all day with little chance of a return to cold enough conditions. Queen Mary Pat Snyder had been chosen as Ice Queen and reserved a swatch prize.
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Helena G. Hoyt
Weather Bureau
Mary Pat Snyder
Portable beauty shop helps hospital patients in Memphis
A Memphis hospital has introduced a mobile beauty parlor that moves through patient rooms offering manicures, pedicures, and other grooming services. St Joseph Hospital says the service keeps patients from losing hope during recovery and maintains a polished appearance.
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Piemphis
Two Warriors Share Crosses in War Stories Dialogue
In a rugged dialogue recounted by Captain Jefferson Smith, two World War veterans debate the meaning of carrying a cross home from service. One says he did not boast yet admits bringing a cross, while the other roughs through a pipe and offers a terse response about his own badge of memory.
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Pete
Exchanges Close Monday for Lincoln's Birthday Holiday
U S financial and commodity exchanges will be closed Monday February 13 in observance of Lincoln's Birthday. The Agriculture Department will issue various livestock reports while Winnipeg Grain Market and London Stock Exchange remain open. schedules will be posted in Washington on Washington's Birthday.
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P—Financial
United States
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Agriculture Department
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Winnipeg
London Stock Exchange
Washington
My Faith In America Labor and capital unite
Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York urges joint action by labor and capital against Communist materialism in a feature for the American magazine section. The piece titled My Faith in America appears in Sunday's Harald-American publication.
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