Senator Aiken sees armistice ending price controls
Senator Aiken said an armistice in Korea could push Congress to end price and wage controls by month’s end. President Truman signed a stopgap extending wage and price controls through July 31, with daylong efforts to avert lapse. The change would curb price ceilings and reduce statutory requirements, while OPS froze ceilings just before the law’s rollback.
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Washington
Aiken
Korea
Congress
Truman
House
Michael Y. DiSalle
DiSalle
OPS
Northside Parking Lot Sold to Star Taxi President
Donald V. Murphy, president of Star Taxi Co., bought the North Snina and Oswego boulevard municipal parking lot for about 85,000 dollars. The deal, awaiting West Shore Branch railroad board approval, could lead to a private parking site with a future gasoline station. The Syracuse Parking Authority had operated the lot for two years with about 220 daily motorists paying no charges.
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Donald V. Murphy
Star Taxi Co
N. Snina At
Oswego Blvd
Murphy
West Shore
New York Central Railroad
Agencal
Syracuse Parking Authority
Common Council
Railroad
King Paul Seeks Coalition Government in Greece Crisis
King Paul appealed to Greek political leaders to form a governing coalition to prepare for September elections and national plans as a wheat subsidy dispute creates a voting crisis.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Keong R Coalision
Tlans
Today’s features and page references listed in brief
Regular features appear on multiple pages including Amusements on page 13, Editoriate Bridge and Letters on page 46, Classifieds on pages 23 to 27, Ing. Reporter on page 5, City Life on page 15, Radio TV on Deaths page 12, Society on page 8, Financial on page 22, Sports on pages 35 to 20, and Pictures on page 18.
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Amusements
Editoriate Bridge
Elassified
Ing
City Life
Society
Financial
ODAYS
No Change Seen in Car Credit Curbs
Washington (UP) The Federal Reserve Board appeared to turn down congressional requests for immediate relaxation of credit reductions on automobile sales. Informant sources said the board members are determined to stay by their present requirement of one third down and 15 months to pay on all car purchases, arguing that in ration as stis here and will see worse this fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Armer Case Adjourned in Slaying Trial
Arraignment of Matthew L. Armer on first degree murder charges in the slaying of State Police corporal resumed briefly and adjourned until tomorrow at his attorneys request. District Attorney Loomis contends delay was not unreasonable as the Nassau cattle dealer probe continues with the grand jury.
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Cooperstown
Matthew L. Armer
Armer
Harry 0. Lee
Frederick W. Loomis
Lee
Otsego County
Joseph PF. Molinail
Armen
Nassau
Seven top Communists ordered to begin prison terms
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered seven Communists to start serving prison terms and issued warrants for four who failed to surrender. Ten of eleven had been sentenced to five years for teaching the violent overthrow of the U.S. government. one received a three year term for war service. Arrest targets included Henry Winston and Gus Hall. All were kept on bail of $20,000. The court denied defense motions to reduce or delay sentences.
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Sylvester J. Ryan
United States
Henry Winston
Gus Hall
Ohio
Robert Thompson
New York State
Gilbert Green
Dupschannan
Liberty
Congress
U. S. Attorney Generals’ Office
Thompson
Ryan
Bach
United States Supreme Court
Harry Sacher
Defense Counsel
Eugene Dennis
John B. Wiliamson
Jacob Stachel
Thoing ¥Otash
Lone U.S. Pilot Corners Six MiGs in Skirmish
From Tokyo headquarters a U.S. air force radio operator reports an American pilot told his wingman to “carry up” as he cornered six MiGs. The extraordinary exchange described in the high frequency transmission notes two enemy aircraft cornered in the area.
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FAR Fast Air
Tokyo
Air Force
Iran Threatens Abadan Refinery Closure Over Oil Nationalization
Tehran sources report Premier Mossadegh warned U S Ambassador Grady that Abadan refinery may be shut for a holiday unless Anglo Iranian Oil Company covers costs tied to the nationalization dispute. Grady said Mossadegh seeks a compromise to end the deadlock while resisting any action that would undermine the nationalization program.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Grady
Mossadegh
Susiry
Abarten
Sivouta
Britain
Millayn, Yuey
S¢n
Massadeghate Crime Committee
I Abadan
Baltimore
Jomuary
Charman Herbert R. O'Conory
Gamblins
National Oil Company
Newsman Testifies U S Officers Spies Oatis Says at Trial
Senator Johnston urges Senate Finance to approve a ten billion dollar yearly tax increase to fund a claimed billion-dollar weekly mobilization program aimed at halting inflation. Projections label the move essential for maintaining dollar buying power, with other administration witnesses ready to support the larger levy.
Johnston Delayed in Talks on Ties With Senate Finance
Washington reports Eris Johnston, Economic Stabilization Director, 2 minutes late for talks with the Senate Finance Committee. The discussion covered inflation, tax increases, and stabilization measures tied to a rearmament program and potential budget gaps.
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Washington
Eris Johston
Senate Finance Committee
Frague
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William N. Oats
U.S
Prague
Priv
Tate Automobiles
Onis
Oficer
Osis Snd
U. S
Onsis
George Ly Atwood
Igven
Johnston
Korea
George D-Gad
Finance Committee
Senate
Thief Steals $6900 From Cedar Street Home Safe
Willard Waller, foreman for Delos Construction Co, reported a midnight burglary in Syracuse. A thief opened a strongbox containing $6900 believed set aside to buy a home. Waller alerted police at 2 AM after discovering the empty safe under his bed. a bystander and a porch confrontation are noted in initial accounts.
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Willard Waller
St Cedarst
Syracuse
Waller
Delos Construction Co
Artland & Man
Rosa~Travich
Cedar St
Spa Cops Lose Jobs At Raceway
Saratoga Raceway rejects pay-hike bids by 16 city policemen who escorted receipts to the bank. The track will shift to private cars for money transport, declaring a no increase, no work stance. Seven off-duty Spa police unaffected.
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Saratoga
Saratoga Raceway
Raceway
Frank Wiswall
Government jobs reach postwar high in April totals
Washington reports 6,877,000 government workers nationwide in April, a postwar peak. Federal civilian staff accounted for most of the rise, making about a third of all public employees, with total payroll near wartime highs while state and local counts held firm. The Census Bureau notes federal share rose since 1950 amid the Korean War.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Parenu
Treasurer Georgia Neese Clark Returns From Europe Trip
New York reports Georgia Neese Clark, United States Treasurer, has completed a personal self financed trip to Europe. She stated she was eager to settle her own money matters and that others did as well.
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New York
Georgia Neese Clark
United States
Europe
Shah Til Left Spinster's Estate Case In Deadly Spin
In Bridgeport Conn a court communique named Shah Mohammed Reva Pahlavi linked to the death of an elderly spinster to gain her property. The case cites Dr Donald Gibson Steiber and Dr Frank Genovese in an inquest finding possible homicide. Miss Elizabeth M Ayres, 74, of Danbury died last summer after an operation. Indictment may follow based on inquest findings and motive alleged as property.
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Tehran
Conn
Danbury
Shah Mohammed Reva Pahlavi
jPeter
Theodore E
Steiber
Donald Gibson
Elizabeth M. Ayres
UN and Communist Troops Fight as Cease-Fire Talks Loom
Grim fighting continued between UN and Communist forces with Ridgway expected to respond to a Soviet cease-fire proposal. An UN spokesman stated orders remain to kill the enemy while a cease-fire meeting near Kaesong was under consideration. Morrison in Commons urged prisoner exchanges as part of any truce.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
Enghth
London
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Bane Ees
Ridgway
St.mumst
Ringway
Fair Tonight And Tuesday Forecast For Syracuse
Weather outlook shows fair skies and moderate temperatures for tonight and Tuesday. A Weatherman says conditions remain stable with no long range Fourth forecast. police report an intruder incident on a porch, with a woman hearing a noise upstairs she initially mistook for a mouse.
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Andrew Fpeller
Hel- Ice
Weather Bureau
Keller
Carey
Today’s Chuckle Joke Translation Fragment
A humorous line from Daily Chuckle plays on misheard phrases and mispronunciations. It features playful word swaps and a quirky exchange that ends with a punny twist.
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Corcocan
Department of Assessment and Taxation
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Mary Guddy
Bellevneau
Janet Sass
Nancy Eckerson
DeWitt
Oatis
Jonnston
Eric Formston
Administration
Charles E. Watson
Defense Mobilzation
Rosa Saal
Victor McNett
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Shah Til
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