Three Die in Polish Treason Plot Trial
A Warsaw military tribunal sentenced Count Kawery Grocholski and two others to death for treason as members of an underground group aiming to topple the Warsaw government. They allegedly facilitated state secrets for the WIN and included Waldemar Baczak and Capt. Witold Kalicki. A fourth defendant, Chrystina Kosiorek, received 100 years. A separate court condemned five NSZ members to death for attacking Krakow Prison and freeing prisoners.
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Fire at Syracuse University gym remains mystery at noon
Reconstruction talks follow a 2 million dollar fire at Archbold Gym. Fire Marshal Sloan and Detective Cook examine rubble while the night watchman’s illness delayed rounds. Appraisal team includes John Funda City Engineer Pitts and Frederick McManus. Concluded on Page 6.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area and central New York
The U S Weather Bureau predicts freezing rain or rain with milder conditions today. Tonight and Wednesday bring occasional showers and lower temperatures with a high of 34 and a low of 7 for Monday. The forecast covers eastern and central New York through Sunday with above normal temperatures and rain likely.
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Ice Closes Roads After Freezing Rain in Syracuse Area
Freezing rain turned streets into an ice field across Syracuse and nearby areas. Residents slipped on slick surfaces as the county and city road crews worked with sanders, while a county worker called the ice soft and less dangerous. A forecast from the airport warned mild temperatures within 24 hours to melt much of the ice.
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Butter Prices Edge Up On Mercantile Exchange
In New York wholesale butter costs rose today after Monday's decline to the lowest levels since July. In nervous Mercantile Exchange trading top grade butter advanced to near a half cent per pound.
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Supreme Court debated Lewis strike insult to United States
Attorney General Clark argued in the Supreme Court that John L. Lewis's conduct during last fall's soft coal strike insulted the United States and challenged government functions by ignoring a court order. He pressed to uphold contempt fines totaling 3,510,000 against Lewis and the United Mine Workers.
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Priest Regains Vision After Eye From Executed Killer
In Reno Nevada priest Father Edmund Boyle 31 regains partial sight after vitreous fluid transplant from an executed prisoner. Doctor S T Clarke reports Boyle distinguishes four fingers on the hand, a hopeful early result after the delicate procedure. Related case notes include Bert Deady Nevada State Prison guard who also received similar surgery after an accidental shotgun blast.
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Car crashes from steep hill into garage wall at Bellevue area
A car steered out of control on a steep hill and crashed through a concrete rear wall, landing 15 feet below floor level. Driver McCarthy escaped injury but faced a summons for defective brakes. the damaged vehicle belonged to Harold McDonald of 1404 Bellevue Ave.
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CAB Called To Explain Air Crashes
Washington. The Senate Commerce Committee summoned the Civil Aeronautics Board to discuss the air picture after recent crashes. Senator Brewster said the public confidence is being shaken and that they must determine the cause. He warned that people are afraid to fly if the trend continues.
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Think Charlies Dead
An elderly woman Delia Edwards 67 visits a neighbor for coffee and announces Charlie Edwards has died. A priest uncovers Charlie’s corpse in a squalid New York apartment while Anna Edwards 67 pleads for food as police are informed. Concluded on page 7.
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London Dockers vote to join 30000 in walkout
The London dockers voted to join about 30,000 union laborers in a walkout protesting troops moving food supplies during a nine day strike by London truck drivers. The noon meeting drew 1200 to 1400 workers who ignored leaders’ pleas to stay at work as the vote followed the drivers’ stoppage.
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Editorial Warns Labor Reform May Fail Like Prohibition
Marquis Childson argues that curbing labor ills through legislation may be as futile as Prohibition. He notes overdue reforms in the new Case bill and cautions the 60 day cooling off period could undermine contract terms. Sweden’s system is offered as a model.
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Syracuse Plans Emergency Pay Hikes for Teachers
Citywide salary increases totalling 360000 will raise Syracuse teachers to a minimum 1600 and maximum 2400 with masters adding 100, while an emergency measure grants 300 pay boosts for Syracuse staff. Legislature urged to act promptly as surplus funds 100000000 finance the plan and a long range salary program is prepared. In 1945-46 seven thousand seven hundred twenty eight upstate teachers are slated for raises exceeding 300.
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Dewey Wins Approval for $25 Million Veterans Housing Fund
Governor Dewey’s request for a $25 million appropriation to complete the $60 million emergency housing program for veterans won final legislative approval as the Assembly voted unanimously. The program, started last year, has spent or committed about $40 million, with 3,260 homes for veterans and housing for 6,625 students and faculty.
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New York Legislature Bets $32 Million For Teacher Pay Boosts
Governor Dewey urges emergency action to fund raises for 71,000 public school teachers. The plan includes a $2,000 starting minimum salary and $300 to $800 raises, financed by a $32 million appropriation for current year and three months of 1948. Senator Feinberg sponsors the governor’s emergency measure.
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