Tolley pushes Syracuse medical center for alumni support
In a midwinter address at Hotel Syracuse Chancellor Tolley urged 700 alumni and friends to back a proposed state medical center for Syracuse University. He argued Syracuse’s location serves rural upstate New York and warned medical education needs an endowment or state backing to match subsidies already given to the university hospital and medical college. He highlighted the school’s small size and the need for stronger support to attract top students and staff.
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State Medical Center
William P. Telley
Brig W. Will
Syracuse University Alumni Association
Syracuse
Cuarghlor Williams P. Tolley
Aldmat
Syracuse University
Tran Albany
Buffato
Atute
Shearth
Yolley
United States
Hide Medical College
Medical College
Lulion Neame
University Hospital
Medicing Venters
Tolley
New York
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Warns on Russia Danger
In Hyde Park Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt calls Russia dangerous and urges US strength and fast action to deter Soviet expansion. She warns withdrawal from Europe would invite Soviet gains and stresses the US must outthink and outlast the USSR while remaining understanding due to longer American exposure.
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Hyde Park UM
Eleanor, Roosevelt
United States
Fusala
Geneva
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Europe
Russia
Hyde Park Historical Association
Diet to Open Session With Emperor Attending
The Japanese Diet will open its second session under the new constitution tomorrow with Emperor Hirohito attending as a symbol of national unity.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Today's features hint at bargain house offer and noisy editorial pages
A fragmented caption lists editorial and feature sections including comics, horoscopes, radio and sports. The note hints a $19,000 house for $49,000 amid barroom sawdust critique and references to Ida Jean Rain er Brady Crossword and various pages.
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Frederick C. Othman
Bullderatoil House
Senate
Ida Jean Rainer
Brady
Mary Haworth
Ren’ter
Winchell
Baruch Plea for Delay Ignored in Tax Cut Battle
Washington The Republican tax cutting drive moved to a decision stage as Speaker Martin led the GOP Steering Committee to shape party policy on tax cuts. Baruch urged delaying action two years, but the plan to trim the Knutson bill and set a 1948 tax goal faced pushback. Leaders favored boosting exemptions to 600 and uniform pooling of incomes. support varied on bottom to top rate changes.
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Washington
Martin
R-Mass
House
Bernard M. Baruch
Flauly
Teuman
MIREB
Phrow
Knutson
R-Minn
Ways and Means
G.O.P
Gouin
Ship Sinks in Chile. 100 Dead After Capsizing
In Santiago, the Interior Ministry reported about 100 people died when the steamer Cautin capsized and sank in the Imperial River in Southern Chile Monday night. The ship carried mostly passengers including women. an excessive cargo was blamed. The captain was arrested. survivors swam long distances to reach Puerto Savedra.
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Santiago
Chile
Interior “Ministry
Imperial River
Puerto Savedra
Gandhi Escapes Bomb Explosion in New Delhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi narrowly escaped injury when a crude bomb exploded 18 yards from him during an evening prayer meeting in New Delhi. No one was injured as Gandhi continued his speech.
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New Delhi
INS
Mohandesh
Gandhi
No Collapse Seen in China Says Major Lucas
Major John P. Lucas stated that the unary situation in China is deteriorating rapidly but there will be no immediate collapse of the Nanking government. He warned of rising instability while affirming the regime’s current resilience and potential for continued resistance.
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Washington
John P. Lucas
China
Nanking
Pauley Demands Proof He Used Inside Data
Edwin W. Pauley asked Senate investigators to prove he used government information for personal gain or admit profiting in commodities through business ability. He asserted his profitable market record and insisted on an honest, legal account in a letter to Chairman Bridges.
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Wasiington UD
Edwin W. Pauley
Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gp Pauley
Pauley
Y Royall
Informat
Dulles Urges U S Aid To Western Europe In Talks
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Soviet efforts aim to cripple Western Europe and that aid through the Marshall Plan is essential. He argued free European states must commit to staying free, citing London talks and the need to prevent a return to mass poverty and Communist influence. The remarks appear in coverage of the Marshall Plan hearings and align with Republican foreign policy voices.
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Washington
Johneyi Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
United States
Hy Dulles
London
Ywu
Europe
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Vandenberg Cmich
Senate Foreign Relationen
Committee
Branch quits CAB as Senate blocks Kuter nomination
Washington reports Civil Aeronautics Board member 3D vacancy created as Branch resigns effective May 2 amid Senate Armed Services Committee rejection of Maj. Gen. Laurence B Autor nomination to lead Lat agency. The panel also blocked Kuter and Young’s replacements, citing cost of living and personnel needs.
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Washington
Toiman
Gunes M. Nills
CAB
Elinicana
Une 1 Nation
Clarence M. Young
Young
Los Angeles
Brandis
Fils
Senate Armed Service Committee
Kuter
Teuman
Air Force
Chinese Transport Crash Hurts Thirteen People
An American pilot and a Chinese crew of two, with ten passengers, were aboard a Chinese transport aircraft that crashed shortly after taking off from Mukelen airport. Thirteen people were injured, some seriously, in the incident reported today.
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Shangtiay
Nu- Yonal Aviating Corp
Mukelen
Voice of America Bill Heads to President for Signature
Congress approved a bill to set up a permanent Voice of America program with no opposition in either chamber. President Vrumac prepared to sign as lawmakers plan funding to expand wartime broadcasts and combat Soviet messaging.
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Voice of America
Bill
Vrumac
Russia
Congress
47 Die in Weather Disaster Hits Midwest and East
Snow and warmup clash sweeps across the Midwest and East causing 47 deaths. Frigid blasts eased as a weak cold front moved away, bringing warmer air to Syracuse and other areas. Temperatures around 28 lingered before rising tonight and Wednesday, with a two day warm spell forecast.
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Syracuse
Midwest
Siaces
Atlantic
Syra+ ecuse
Lemercury
Wallace Bid Held Aid to GOP Win in Nominations
Republican national committeemen voiced growing confidence that Henry Wallace entry may deliver the GOP a president in two years. Campaign budget approval and delegate apportioning to the Philadelphia convention were expected. Weather notes warn of a low near 25 with increasing winds and a Wednesday chill.
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Wallace
G.O.P
Philadelphia
Carroll Arene
Yee
Truman
Ecover
Arep
Dento
Injured Doe Hunted After Leap Into Store
Syracuse Police search the North Side for a young deer believed injured after leaping through two plate glass windows at the Park Grocery on Park Street. Mrs. Florence Lis reported the incident at about 5 AM as the deer fled, splattered with blood, through doors and windows, leaving a trail before disappearing.
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Syracuse
Sty GA
Florence Lis
Park Grocery
Park St
Tie Share
Paris Not Named for 1948 UN Assembly Site
Report that Paris was not chosen as the site for the 1948 United Nations General Assembly. Palatists and officials relay that a Paris treaty conference had been considered but another location was selected for the meeting, with backers noting the decision was finalized today.
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Grussele
Bebe
Hie
Ag Vonsensr
Paris Tready
Bautlons
UN plan proposed to settle India Pakistan dispute
The United Nations Security Council discussed a three nation committee proposal to visit Washington and mediate the India Pakistan dispute. President Fernand van Langenhoye said both sides had agreed to the plan after meetings with Indian and Pakistani representatives.
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Sucomss
Belgium
Loday
United Nations Security Counci
Washmir
India
Pakistan
Fernand Vad Langenhoye
Uld
Rogge Would Run With Wallace
Rogge, a former assistant general, said today it would be a privilege and a pleasure to be Henry A. Wallace's running mate on a third party ticket if the nomination were offered.
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NEW York CP
Rogge
Asst
Henry A. Wallace
Virus X Outbreak Reported At Juniqin College
In Tuntingdon the medical staff at Juniqin College fought an illness outbreak among students believed to be Virus X. Ninety one students were sent home yesterday, none seriously ill.
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Tuntingdon
Juniqin College
Fliers Say Bodies Sent Home From German Occupation
Report notes that bodies returned from German occupation areas will be brought home. The item also mentions Yugoslav honors and the ongoing status of related ceremonies.
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