Melvins Sell Land Near Lake For Four Garden-Style Nexus
The Melvins plan four apartment buildings on 30 acres along the old Liverpool Road overlooking Onondaga Lake. Each building will house 124 families with construction funded by a $1.9 million Federal Housing Administration mortgage. The sale, at about $1 per square foot, closed Tuesday with Kowalski and associates behind the project.
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Soviet Union Rejects European Recovery Plans at Conference End
Molotov condemned British French proposals as threats to small nations and sovereignty. He left the Paris talks early as Bevin and other ministers debated, signaling a deadlocked conference with Russia opposing the plan.
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US Surplus Declares First in 47 Years at 754 Million
The Treasury Secretary announced a fiscal year surplus of about 754 million dollars, the first in 47 years, reducing the national debt. The surplus, down from past peaks, comes after decades of deficits tied to Hoover through Truman and Roosevelt.
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Argentine Embassy Denies Peron Tour Cancellation Rumors
The Argentine Embassy in London dismissed rumors that Semira Eva Duare Peron has canceled the rest of her European tour due to fatigue while she is reportedly in Italy.
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Federal order on dismissal risks civil rights, says Childs
Marquis Childs argues in his column that a federal executive order allowing dismissal without appeal threatens the liberty structure of the free society by undermining civil rights. The page also lists other features and sections, including crossword, horoscope, and sports.
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Rebel Leader Killed in Philippine Convict Siege
Manila reports say 32 armed escapees seized Calapan on Mindoro Island but were subdued by Military Police reinforcements. The rebel leader died in the battle. 10 convicts captured, 18 outstanding, and three killed. Mayors and officials were disarmed but not held.
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Rent Boost Up to Tenant In Albany Rent Control Advises
Albany rent control officials said the new federal rent law does not raise rents automatically. Tenants may sign a new lease with a landlord for an increase up to 15 percent, or refuse. the option expires December 3.
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Republicans weigh new tax cut plan at 2 30 conference
GOP leaders meet at 2 30 PM to decide on a windup tax program including possible re passage of a vetoed four billion dollar tax reduction. House Speaker Marlin and Senator Tait chair the session as they consider broader agenda items such as military aid education and a long range housing program. Page 8.
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Jury may hear verdict in May-Garsson war fraud trial
Jurors near verdict in the May-Garsson war fraud trial as attorneys wrap arguments. Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut in Federal District Court could send the case to the jury late today or early Thursday after a two week trial.
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Mother Slain With Hammer Boy Held In Slaying
New York police say 17 year old John Hooks is charged in connection with the hammer killing of his mother Meylenarged. The teen allegedly overheated after being scalded for not finishing chores, the case unfolding as investigators review the battered scene.
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Bronx comic wanders Sahara in comic misread
The Chuckle UE TAN from the Brows tells of a wanderer in the Sahara wearing only canderpants who meets an Arab. When asked where he is going the Bronx figure replies he plans a swim. The Arab notes the ocean is far away and asks if the scene is a bench.
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Coal Pay Agreement Nears Near Miss Prevents Strike
Washington reports John L. Lewis and major segments of the soft coal industry are close to a wage deal that could avert a nationwide strike next week. Secret talks between Lewis and northern and western operators continued amid cautious optimism and calls for swift government oversight if needed.
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Weather Ends Heat Wave With Cool Rain Across Central New York
Heavy thunderstorms cooled Central New York ending a five day heat spell. A near tragedy near Elbridge occurred when a daughter was saved from a live wire by Franke McIntyre. In Syracuse lightning damaged a home and cut electric service in Moravia the Lenign Valley Railroad suffered telegraph outages from six fallen poles. A Baldwinsville area storm threatened minor damage as trains were halted awaiting clearance.
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Grand Jury to Hear Case on Boy’s Dog Attack
A Bronx grand jury will be asked Tuesday to act in the killing of 11 year old Stanley Balaban by a pack of six bull terriers near a crowded swimming pool. Police say a patrolman who arrived at the scene was charged as the dogs were shot and then taken to the ASPCA kennel for rabies tests. Investigators examine Swin Landgren’s boathouse where the dogs were kept as officials seek to determine who released them and how the boy was attacked. The body was found in a 16 acre meadow between the boathouse and pool as heat records sweltered at 87.8 degrees. Details continued on page 8.
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Auxiliary Bishop Named for Pope Pius III by Rome
Msgr Thomas G McDonnel American national director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith was named by Pope Pius III as auxiliary bishop to Cardinal Francis Spellman of New York
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Vargas Sues U S Army Over Returned Documents
Jorge V. Vargas former head of the puppet regime in the Philippines filed suit against the United States Army seeking the return of documents books and papers said to have been taken from him in Japan at war’s end.
Vacation Service Offered by The Herald Journal
The Herald Journal and Herald American announce a vacation service for readers away this summer. Notify your newspaper or dial 20211 to reach the Circulation Department and receive a welcome visor guidance during vacation time.
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Actress sought by police in alleged kidnapping case
Hollywood actress Madge Meredith, 28, is sought for questioning after her former manager Nicholas Gianaclis, 28, and associate Verne Vinson Da 32 claim they were attacked near her home. They say they were beaten, held for six hours, and driven to a canyon by an armed guard before escaping.
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Approval Sought for UN Headquarters Control in New York
IUN Headquarters approval requested as Wallington urges Congress to give early consideration to a measure between the United States and the United Nations concerning control and administration of UN facilities in New York City.
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Palestine police union fractured after Maj Roy Farran arrest
Trusted police sources disclosed that the so called Strongarm squad of the Palestine police, once under Maj Roy Farran, has effectively been broken up following his arrest last month.
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