Aircooled Plant Not Hit by Tucker Closing
Temporary shutdown of the Tucker Corp plant in Chicago will have little effect on its Liverpool subsidiary Aircooled Motors Inc. The Liverpool plant will resume operations July 26 and continues military aviation engine contracts for the Army and Navy. Aircooled is a wholly independent subsidiary and not controlled by Tucker Corp.
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NAVY
Tucker
Tucker Corp
Chicago
Liverpool
Arcooled
Motors, Inc
Carl F. B. Roth
The
Herald-Journal
Roth
Indepe Corporation
Wecome
State to OK Housing Bids for 213-Unit Project
Mayor Costello said the state will approve the four contracts for the Syracuse housing project on East Fayette Street. Progressive Builders of Camden wins general construction, William Gof & Son of Syracuse gets heating, Burns Bros. of Syracuse low for plumbing, Kiesewelter Electrical Corp. of Syracuse low for electrical. Bids totaled 1,986,250, above the 1,725,000 estimate.
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E. Fayette St
Frank J. Costello
Herman T. Stichman
Costello
Stichman
Sergei N. Grimm
Syracuse
Progressive Builders, Inc
Camden
N. J
William Gof & Son
Burns Bros
Kiesewelter Electrical Corp
President Trennan Denies Retirement Plans at White Hour Press Conference
In a White House press briefing, President Trennan appears healthy and relaxed while denying any intention to retire as a presidential candidate. Marquis Childs notes the scene as part of today’s feature lineup, with pages 24 and 25 offering comics, horoscopes, and regular features across Amusements, Financial, and more.
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Marquis Childs
Citprint
Ida Joan Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Winchet
Nodays
Weather outlook hints at warm July Fourth with showers
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts warm 85 degree conditions for the July 4 holiday with possible showers. Andrew Keller, chief meteorologist, notes sunny spells and outdoor activity favorable, though tomorrow is expected cloudy with showers or thunderstorms. Morning readings show a 3 45 A M temperature near 50 degrees.
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Andrew Keller
U. S. Weather Bureau
Yugoslavs Stand Firm Under Cominform Pressure
Yugoslav leaders backed Tito as Cominform issued a harsh rebuke on Yugoslavia and accused its leadership of straying from Marxist Leninist lines. Western diplomats see possible Soviet leverage for Western economic deals while Albania and Bulgaria tensions rise.
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Ain ‘Ominfarm
Communist International Information Bureau
Tio
Soviet Communist Central Committee
Tass
Belgrade
Rome
Markos Vallades
Comin Iform
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Balkan
United Nations Commissions
Yugoslavia
China
CPA
Aued
Prish
A'S
Indorsed
Sata P
Min
Avisi
Cleaning up chandeliers is an art in the Capitol
Washington brief on Art Cook and helpers removing and washing 47 chandeliers in the Capitol Building. It notes the labor of ten people over two and a half months totaling about 4,000 hours, amid a Congress already dismissed for holidays. Other items report Clyde Paine’s sleep issues after night duty and a school dress rule suspension for top hats in Britain.
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Congress
Capitol
Ston
England
Flon College
Coe
King George UI
Claude Eldoit
Britain
Rubber workers win 11 cent wage boost contract
United States Rubber Co. and the United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers CLO announce a two year contract granting 35,000 employees an 11 cent an hour raise retroactive to June 38. The union had initially demanded 30 cents per hour.
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KEW _YURK
United States Rubber Co
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers
CLO
All-Time Price Peak Predicted by Expert
Washington reports a Bureau of Labor Statistics forecast showing wholesale prices rising toward a postwar peak. The index reached 1166.7, about 0.3 percent below the 1926 May high, with officials privately predicting a potential record for the current period. Experts cite stronger banks, less speculation, and unmet demand as factors supporting a steadier outlook.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ema
Bureau Reporter
Jacice
Russia May Bar Ceylon From UN
Russia hints at veto to block Ceylon from joining the United Nations as Security Council action potential. The report notes earlier vetoes by Russia against Italy Ireland Finland Austria Jordan and Portugal and says a Ceylon veto would be the 27th such use in the UN’s 20 month history.
Cancer Ward Opens on the Pacific Coast
The first cancer ward on the Pacific coast opens at Laguna Honda home as a two story laboratory and ward built by the University of California Medical School with financing from the National Cancer Institute.
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AN Francisco 1
Pacific Conse
Universit of California Medical School
Laguna Honda
The
National Cancer Institute
City Wins Court Upholds Cab License Fee Authority
CITY WINS- Court Holds Cabbies Must Buy License COUNTY JUDGE Leo W. Breed today upheld the right of Syracuse to charge taxi drivers a five dollar license fee. The decision confirms a second attempt to declare the fee unlawful by the Taxi Drivers and Helpers Local 317 AF of L. Dixon was convicted earlier by Judge Willan H. Bamerick for refusing to pay. Breed rejected union claims the city lacked authority and that the fee was an invalid tax, deeming it a regulatory measure to ensure safe, licensed operators and to cover city inspection costs. The case moves toward Appellate Division review.
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Syracuse
Tavica
Breed
Uly
Judge Breed
Nathan Jr. Bliman
Viet 1 Wine
Srauth Vibe Fasine
Riglardson Tint
Falls Leap Fatal To Buffalo
Woman leaps to death at Niagara Falls. Body of a Buffalo, New York woman identified as Grace Ford Becker, 40, found near the Maid of the Mist landing. Police report an arrest in a separate graft case.
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Grace Ford
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Buffalo
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O' Becker
Kuo Jpod
Imintang
Nationalist Party
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Lana Island
Peipineuray
Russians Feel Pinch Of Own Berlin Blockade
Berlin reports show Soviet signs of strain from their own Berlin blockade as they seek scarce goods. The Soviets rely on Ruhr coal but shut borders, while appeals to western powers hint at attempts to barter for flour penicillin insulin and streptomycin. A rare auto delivery from the British zone offered slim hope as officials warn food stocks grow tight and a lift may come only with direct concessions.
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Soan
Ruhr
Amercan
Lies
Goat on last legs attracts visitors near Kuttawa Ky
A two legged goat at Henry Dervoh's farm five miles from Kuttawa Ky draws sightseers after its hind legs were frozen at birth last December and later crushed by a cow stepping on them near the knees.
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Kuttawa, Ky Upa
Henry Dervoh
Upstate Flier Freed in China Four Marines Released
Four U S Marines held captive by Chinese Communists since May 5 were released today. They are Corp. Robert R. Lewis 19 Petersburg New Jersey Lt Harold W Havel 5 Kalamazoo Mich J Shaw 32 Winfield La and T Sgt Robert White 28 Norfolk Va They were forced down in Communist territory on Shandong peninsula while on a routine flight. They were captured 18 miles west of here Navy officials said they were in good health when returned. Also 12 288 casualties reported from the Monday earthquake disaster with 1 595 dead 2 662 seriously injured and 8 031 treated for minor injuries as officials continue tallying the toll.
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Miers
Navy
Corp
Robert R. Lewis
Petersburg
Harold W. Havel
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. Shaw
Winfield, la
Robert €. White
Norfolk
Shaniung
Here
Okyo
U.S Army
Furst Corps
sManday
Gunmen Rob Boston Cab Co Payroll, Flee With $7713
Gunmen slugged two employees in the Boston Cab Company building today and fled with a payroll totaling $7713. The holdup occurred on a stairway leading to the second floor offices of the taxicab concern.
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Boseton Cab Co
Boston
Rebels Kill 3 Near Singapore Raid
Guerrillas attacked a village 40 miles north of Singapore injuring and killing residents including a woman and child before police routed the attackers. The incident is reported with limited details from the scene.
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Singapore
Ulai
Okay
Steel firms refuse to sign coal contract over union shop
Eighteen major steel and coal companies charged unfair labor practices against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers after refusing to sign the new coal mining contract. They argue the union shop provision violates the Taft Hartley Act and seek action from the National Labor Relations Board. Led by firms including Republic, Bethlehem, and Jones and Laughlin, the group could press for a court order to block the union shop if NLRB General Counsel Denham upholds the charges.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Worker
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Labnr
NERB
Harry M. Moses
Sail
Hopefur
Bealien
National Labor Relations
Bonedo
Jamie
Republic
Bethlehem
Jones
Laughlin
Robert N. Denham
NLRB
Oats Planted as Swastika Near Weiden Farm
U S Army pilots spotted a swastika shaped oat field near Weiden Bavaria seven yards square. German police traced it to a farm and said a recently departed worker likely planted the crop. U S Military Government ordered the oats removed and police search the former worker.
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Germany
Bavaria
Onear Weiden
U. S
235 Car Deaths Predicted Over 4th
CHICAGO UP More than 29,000,000 automobiles will crowd the nation's highways during the Fourth of July weekend, and 225 persons will die in traffic accidents, the National Safety Council predicted today. That figure does not include those killed by fireworks, drowning, and other holiday mishaps.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Bank Call Issued On Condition Of National Banks
Washington dispatch says the comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business June 30.
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Washington
Red Tape Joke from Asiatic Traveler Blandford
A. H. Blandford recalled an Asiatic official’s tale about red tape in government. The official found his desk clogged with useless papers and asked to destroy them, but headquarters ordered him to copy them first before disposal.
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America
Baluchistan
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