Owen Dyneto Salutes 1952 Plymouth In Auto Lite Display
Owen Dyneto showcases a 1952 Plymouth at the Park and Wolfes plant entrance and in the Hotel Onondaga lobby to highlight Auto Lite Batteries Corp parts use. General manager George Seiler says future salutes will cover Packard Hudson Dodge Willys Chrysler Crosley Judebaker DeSoto Kaiser Henry J Ford Nash Lincoln Mercury to acquaint employees and the public with Auto Lite contributions. The local plant produces starters windshield wipers generators and over 400 parts across 25 Auto Lite plants nationwide.
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Plymouth
Auto Lite Batteries Corp
Owen Deénetu' Division
Park and Wolf Srs
Onondaga
Owen Dyneto
Park and Wolfets
George Seiler
Packard
Hudson
Dodge
Willys
Chrysler
Crosley
Judebaker
DeSoto
Kaiser
Henry J
Ford
Nash
Lincoln
Mercury
Auto Lite
West Point Sees 150 Years Of Military History
ROAMING REPORTER recounts West Point’s sesquicentennial noting March 16 1802 as the act’s date to establish the academy. It covers early instruction before 1802, Thayer’s reforms, notable graduates, key buildings, monuments, and the academy’s growth to 2496 cadets while serving as a premier military school feeding U.S. Army officers.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
Congress
Historic
Gen. Knox
Washington
Hamilton
Sylvanus Thayer
Europe
West Font
Thayer
Military Academy
U.s.grant
Philip Sheridan
W. T. Sherman
Robert. E
John Pershins
Eisenhower
Sadler
Clark
Devers
Hodge
Clay
Gen
Marshall
XO School
Hudson
Battle Monument
Ordnance Museum
Whistler
Stuartland Sully
l'Union
Academy
Clinton
Putnam
Constitution
U. S
Hudson Jat
United States Army
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Iran
Derailment Damps Wolverine Near Ann Arbor
In Dexter Michigan witnesses describe a spectacular derailment of the New York Central Wolverine passenger train after sideswiping a 70 car freight. Six passengers were injured as the train jumped the tracks at 60 miles per hour. About 250 passengers were shaken as wreck blocked both main lines between Detroit and Chicago. No fatalities reported though officials could not predict clearance time. Two diesel locomotives and 13 freight cars derailed.
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Dexter
Mich
New York
Central
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Chicago
Saito
Llberal
Stéy
Pac Gas & ED
Targerises
Pascal Celers
FF Epack Tomators
CBS
York
Department of Agriculture
Patea Aasaena
Sian
Hannemann
Peithos Pet Woennnse Ag
Am &S
Sai & Raz
Sor
Basel
Anaees Ance
Rem
Cade
Ase
Baror
Psshel
Sc Saan Enne Bate
Reo Motors
Arsey & Aacape
UFK
Reoud Avia
Eoser Gaa
Wonannee
Rexas
iCerlery & Salks
Eonen
We Or Ik
Amceibor Wenentnonen
Rey Tod B
Meneen
Feekrels
Leticce
Dssen
Lima H
Lsan
Homre-Srown
Scherter
Ishes
Beth St
Sears Roe
Hibbarea
Bristol
Bucy Erie
Pase Ee Capital
Ee Poultry
Carrier Corp
Duc MN Ducks
Ches & Oh
Cressec
Sats
Texas
Mae
Jearr
Lea
Ri & Pac
Wee Ett
iEges
Medics
Enna
OOGE
Tern
Vultee
Thomas
LeCrane
Sz & Rudder
U S
Curtiss
California
Peror
Calif
West Marr
West UN
Aiken
Florida
Dome Allraace Ee
Wester
Haly
Box Dow Chem
E. Y. Ans
WAX
Hamper
East Ais
Younes
Sh & T
Southern
Easim
Como
Caeen
Fin
Jae CT
Pascal
Asca
Crate
Fiz
Idaho
South
Rutabaga
Canada
Goodrich
al Goocrear Etree
Spinach
Cello
Dozen
Graham Paize
Green HL
Ant
Hothouse
HH Hayes
Hershi Choc
Hesden Chem
Howe
Ate
Huppcorp
Ireland
Interlake Ir
My Johns
Marances
I. Jones
Joy
Mik Mance
Kan
Ast
Kennecots Tx
Koppers Weane Bu
Laclede Gas
Ease
Lise & My. LO
Giass
Gil Weeeoae
Loew's Inc
oery Lou ‘“&_ Nash
Macy R.H
Magnavox
Marine Mid
Tim Masshae
Martin GL
Mead Corp
Merck & Co
Miami
Poten
Pete
Mo-Kan
Motorola
Nash Kely
Nat
Vanee Wee
Newmont Mi
Russians Offer India Machinery At Expo
In Bombay a Soviet representative stated the USSR can supply India with machine tools generators electrical equipment textile and farm machinery transport and mining gear. He cited Britain and the United States as too busy rearming to help. The offer was delivered by M V Nestorov, chairman of the USSR Chamber of Commerce, at India's International Industrial Exposition opening tomorrow.
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Bombay
India
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Soviet’ Union
Chamber of Commerce
Nestorov
Ship Captain Supremacy Challenge in Blue-Yellow Sea Union
The National Maritime Union moves to attack the captain’s supremacy aboard ships after the Flying Trader incident off Japan. It argues ships at sea are not U.S. territory and seeks court rulings to limit Wage Stabilization Board powers over seamen, citing ancient laws and modern maritime practice. The effort targets jurisdiction, labor rights, and the captain’s authority dating back to medieval times.
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New York
GXS
U.S
Japan
C. SO. National Maritime Union
Union
U. S
Flying Trader
Isbrandtsen Line
Franklin Weaver
Kobe
William Harvey
Netro
Weaver
Wase Stabilization Board
VNA
WSB
Lea
Wage Stabilization Board
Wage Stabilization ‘Board
Soleron
Richard I
England
Exiled Russians discuss life behind iron curtain in Milwaukee
Four Soviet exiles spoke at a Milwaukee anti-Communist workshop about life under the regime. Boris Mokritsky Tavolza described pervasive politics in every factory, with compulsory meetings, surveillance, and penalties. Fellow exiles Mrs Lilia Bitak Yuri Glassov and Nicolai Antonov added details on labor discipline, forced labor, and strict control of workers plus education costs and loyalty requirements.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Freedom Week Committee
Russia
Eversytuns
Boris Mokrit
sky-Tavolza
Ukraine
Kiev
United States
Lillia Bitak
Dniepropetrovsk
Yuri Glassov
Taganrog
Nicolai Antonov
Rostov
Don
Glassov
Bitak
Antonov
Siberian
Mokzitsky
Tavolga
Mokritsky-Tavolza
Mokritsky-Tavoiga
Dnipropetrovsk
Prowler Alarm Spans 6000 Miles
In Pacific Palisades California a prowler alarm traveled 6000 miles by long distance call as Mrs. Gerald M Jennings reported a strange face at her window while her husband was in New York City. A Los Angeles police operator then sent a radio car to the Jennings home but no prowler was found after searches.
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Pacific Palisades
Calif
Gerald M. Jennings
New York City
Jennings
New York
Los Angeles
Exploring attitudes and language in mind and culture
Psychologist Irving Lorge tested mixed adults with snakes. initial fear by women faded quickly. A friend selling machinery to Argentine farmers learned to eat flies after fear. Discussion notes how attitudes shift. Mary and John names show global variants. Santa Claus belief urged. inquiries to Dr. A. E. Wiggam with a self addressed reply envelope.
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Irving Lorge
A. E. Wiggam
Traffic Court Docket Highlights With License Penalties
Judge Truman M. Preston presides over a docket listing drivers facing license suspensions and penalties. Patrick M. Snyder at 1338 Milton, Frank M. Hulbert at 112 Sabine, and Nick Dimitry at 823 N State face license suspension or revocation for moving violations and previous convictions. Henry F. Crasak at 356 Midler Ave has license suspended until Feb 1, while Claude E. Fisher and Stanter W. Buecen appear for speeding and related infractions. Franks Bulvert at 112 Sazine St is noted for a separate violation.
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Patrick M. Snyder
Milton
Frank M. Hulbert
Sabine
Nick Dimitry
Henry F.crasak
Midler Ave
Clauce E. Fisher
Villaweer
Stanter W
Livestock Auctions Report From Munnsville January 8 1952
Receipts total 287 head with active demand for good quality beef cows and bulls. Dairy replacements and calves showed varied prices, with springers and milkers commanding higher sums, while canners and light canners fetched lower figures. Prices reflected quality, with heavy canners and vealers ranging in the lower to mid 20s per hundredweight and dairy replacements per head in the several hundred dollar range.
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Munnsville
Livestock’ Exchange
Munnsvilla
New York State” Department of ‘Agriculture
Maskets
Eet Saar
Scugr
Eea
Stock Prices Spurt Ahead in Broad Market Rally
New York stocks rose widely as rails, chemicals, airlines, aircraft, radio television, steels, motors and utilities led the advance. U S Rubber and American Can proposed splits or dividends, while Texas Gulf Sulphur, Cities Service and other high price issues joined in the gains before profit taking trimmed some advances. Leading names included Santa Fe, New York Central, Sinclair Oil, Eastman Kodak, American Telephone, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Goodyear, Boeing, Douglas, Motorola and more.
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New York
U. S
Ako
Texas Gulf
Santa Fe
Central
Sinclair Oi
Eastern
Air“ Lines
American
American Smelting
Monsanto
Chemical
International Paper
Bethenem Steel
Chrysler
Goodyear
Case
Boeing
Douglas Mroratt
Motorola
Weather forecast notes fronts and regional temperature changes
A weather summary describes warmer temperatures in the Rockies while snow falls in northern Rockies and flurries in central Rockies and Pennsylvania New England hills. Rain will affect northern and central Pacific coast states as a stationary front and occluded front shape air movement. Dr Selby Maxwell forecasts Syracuse weather for five days, with forecasts from 6 AM to 6 AM.
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Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Appalachians
Rockies
Colorado Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Penn‘sylvenia
New England
Pacific Coast
3Iaxwell
U.S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Warm Front and Cold Front Descriptions in Weather Center Notes
The text explains warm fronts as warm air advancing northward against cooler air, with bouncers between air masses. It contrasts cold fronts where colder air wedges beneath warmer air, forcing the warmer air upward and creating a wedge-like interaction.
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Uluallt Korthward
Easswacc
Gill's Condition Reported Critical
John W. Gill of 129 West Sixth Street is reported in critical condition today at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. He is the commander of the State Naval Militia and managing editor of the Oswego Palladium Times.
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Oswego
John W. Gill
Sty
Oswego Palladium Times
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Forecast: Snow and cold linger with flurries tonight and tomorrow
A weather summary notes continued snow in western and northern areas with colder conditions tonight and tomorrow. Low temperatures range from zero to ten above in the north and fifteen to twenty in the south.
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Dearees
Saddary Sieves
Binghamton
Montréal
ZeNew Orleany
Bulam
Chicaren Oo
Cievrian’ Sve
Miami
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Dorothy F. Hobart
Berwick
Salina
Ralph B. Cutler
Frances E. Marken
Bassett St
David WW. Dennis
Patricia A Edwards
N. Park St
Farette van
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EL & Kotch
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B.D
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Josephine Ferrets
Douglas St
Robert Lo Hopkins
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Tyson Nh
Roswell PL
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Harry FE. Charlton
Barbara A. Witse
Lenox Av
Oneida
Lee A. Feola
Carrie Margiasso
Murray Av
Air
Martin A. Hanlon
Probeske
Midland
Michael A. Mela, Jr
Shirley I. Hamlin
Kirkpatrick St
Donald W. Chatfeld
Jeanne A. DeFelice
Canulus
Donale KE. Newshore
Ruth
A. Lucas
Midland Av
Matthew G. Crain
Dorothy Mo Elst
Chlorine St
Cleon
B. Quinn
Margaret Af
Apt
Raymond G. Harden
Helen Faatz
Baldwinsville
R. D
Donald E. Becker
Port-Brron
Aim
Richard W. Kadlubowski
Eaachise
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Butternut St
Ernest G. Schuck
Esther M. Splann
Hunt
Faretzrerike
Sam DiMario
Umargaret Cantellol
Gifford St
Elror L. Parkins
Doris Ro Andrews
Breman Av
Mathdale
Jacob KE. Frey
Elizabeth J
Andolph c. LaPrade
Nondara
Peter. Mathis
Virginia
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Carrol
Barbara
Gleveland
John G
Jane Fenia J. Rebec
John ‘Te Seneiace
Arlene E. Kelly
Estest
Allen F. Cook
Joan M. Beck
Matty
George M. Phillips
Wanda A. Roloson
East Av
Hargrey “J. LaFramboise
Harnes
Jackson St
Noble J. Jurino
Mary
W. Colvin
Charles E. Matson
Thelma M. Clemens
W. Kennedy
Michael T. Kurgan
Genevieve Mazdziuk
Anand
Baltic Seas
White Sea
Bit
Inia
John
Marys
Marie
France
Maria
Italy
Maris
Poland
Marya
Miriam
Mele
Hawaii
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Eng
Santa Claus
Barby
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Albert. E. Wiggam
D. Sc
Court
Truman M. Preston
New York Stock Exchange
Dr. Selby
Siaxwem
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Emir
Local Securities
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Tarmoce Asker Brockway
Motors
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First National Bank of Mines
Trust Ds Deposit Co
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Gill
United
Shere
L. Johnson & CO
National Asolation of Stearitiest, Inc
State Tower
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