Tammy Hits Back in Row With Mayor
New York news reports a bitter Tammany Hall feud with Mayor O Dwyer under attack from district leader Eugene McManus who accuses him of overstepping authority. The dispute centers on surrogate nominations and a grand jury probe into bribery while a city official resigns from the payroll.
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New York
Willam O'Dwyer
Tammany Hall
Eugene McManus
Tammany
O'Dwyer
New York County
Mex Manus
General Sessions
Francis L. Valente
Whd
McManus
Michael I. Kennedy
Third
Xennerly
Valente
City Hall
Rike
Reporis
Francis Mancuso
16Th Assembly
Abraham Rosenthal
Finn Reds Lag at Polls As Agrarians Rise in Finland Vote
In Helsinki, Communist-led Popular Democrats lose ground as more ballots count in the two day poll. Early results show Agrarians at 51 seats, Social Democrats 49, Popular Democrats 48, Conservative Rally 32, Progressives 7, Swedish People's Party 15. The 1945 seat totals shift from prior counts with the Agrarians gaining while the Popular Democrats weaken.
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Helsinki
Popular Democrats
Finland
Agrarians
Social Democrats
Conservative Rally
Progressives
Swedish People’s Party
Bernadotte mediation in Palestine faces Arab rejection
United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte is pressing for a permanent peace solution in Palestine. Arabs were reported likely to reject his proposals and resume fighting when the 28 day truce ends. Jewish leadership remained pessimistic with the Israeli Army expected to return to war next week.
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Camo
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Palestine
Bernadotte
Israel
Ferri Signs with Yankees 1948 Contract
New York Yankees announce that halfback Robert Ferri of Tuckahoe New York has signed a 1948 contract. Ferri, 21, 5 feet 11 inches, 210 pounds, played last season with Bloomfield New Jersey in the American League and began his college football at Syracuse as a freshman.
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Bob Ferri
New York
New York Football Yankees
Robert Ferri
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Bloomfield
X. J
Ferri
Syracuse University
Open Mind Best Guide to New York Vacation
HAL BOYLE offers a laid back tour of New York City urging visitors and residents alike to explore with an open mind. It argues the city rewards patient walking and talking with locals, valuing experiences over grand tours and noting affordable sights like Staten Island ferry, Empire State Building, and Radio City.
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New York
Hal Boyle
Heart City
America
Maine
Florida
China
Naples
Staten Island
Empire State Building
Croesus
Radio City
Garden of Eden
High Catholic Clergy to Be In Potsdam
Potsdam hosts a dinner on July 9 with Catholic hierarchy including Archbishop Patrick A O Boyle and Bishops William A Scully Henry T Klonowski. Bishop Bryan J McEntegart will give the main address stressing the diocese unity, the new cathedral, and Catholic involvement.
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Potsdam
Catholic Hierarchy
Bryan J. McEntegart
Ogdensburg
Patrick A O'Boyle
Washington
William A. Scully
Albany
Henry T. Klonowski
Scranton
McEniegert
Gate Crashers in Upstate League Game at Harmon Field
About 500 to 600 watched the twilight Upstate League game on Harmon Field Thursday evening between Oneida and Canastota, yet only 120 paid. Manager Frank Dacey’s nine may fold due to attendance. Oneida beat Canastota 5 to 2 as Jack Sutton allowed three scattered hits.
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Nedda
Harmon Field
Oneida
Canastota
Frank Dacey
Janastota
Jack Sutton
Republican Women to Convene in Geneva Summer Conference
Women from across New York state will gather in Geneva on July 26 and 27 for the Federation of Women's Republican Clubs of New York State annual summer conference. State committeewoman Miss Jane Tody will preside, with Geneva's Mrs. Tena Achilles and Auburn's Mrs. Samuel V. Kennedy serving as co chairs.
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Oeneva
iC L O Leader Held in Ford Game Probe
Detroit police say iC L O committee man Edward Hester was arrested in Dearborn on bribery charges linked to a mutuels racket inside the Rouge plant of Ford Motor Co. Hester allegedly offered protection payments totaling up to 5,000 a month. Police seized hotel room evidence as they pursued the mutuels operation and deputies reported Ford officials were fired for not sharing details.
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Detroit
UA W
Sububan Dearborn
Ford MotorCo
Ralph Guy
Edward Hester
Tester
Guy
Hester
Mutuals Ring
Vester
Jia
Rouge
Dearborn
Edward Mealy
Hwe
Entiye
Mraty
Ford
Hdenarhorn
Mutuals
Air Network Flights Begin In 40 Days Plan
Robinson Airlines wins CAB certificate of public convenience and necessity for a three leg air network from New York area to Middletown Binghamton Ithaca Albany and Rochester with temporary suspension at Batavia Geneva Auburn Oneonta Syracuse and Geneva as noted in the routing document issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington DC and effective in about 40 days with battles anticipated between passengers and airline staff.
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Heralde Journal Wire Veuaca
Robinson Airlines
Civil Aeros Lics Board
Washington, D.C
CAB
He Ponte
New York-Newark
Nod
Middletown
Binghamton
Bimba-Gwening
Ithaca
Alburn
Syracuse
Geneva
Rochester
Batavia
Buffalo-Niagara Falls
Oneonta
Albany
Ahly
Aubin
St’aio
Auharn
Geneva Seeks More Policemen as City Ties Up Traffic
Police Commissioner Barker told the Geneva Common Council last night that a dire need exists for additional officers to handle detachment duties and rising traffic strains. Geneva currently lists a department led by Chief Daniel Murphy with five sergeants and 17 patrolmen. one sergeant and one patrolman have resigned, increasing workload. Councilmen Leon Marion and Frederick Toole were asked to confer with the Police Commission on the staffing issue.
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Geneva
Panesis
Dave Barker
Conmsaion
Common Council
Daniel ©. Murphy
Hil
Barker
Leon Marion
Police Committee
Frederick Toole
Finances Committee
Police Commission
Riding Lessons Begin Tuesday at Presbyterian Church
Third annual riding program for Carl Scouts Troops 2 and a, starting at 9 AM Tuesday with a Scouters meeting at Frits Presbyterian Church. Participants proceed to Baker's on Gretton Ave for extended lessons. Advanced group trains Tuesdays and beginners Thursdays each week.
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Ocorteland
Carl Scouts of
Frits Presbyterian Church
Baker's
Gréton Ave
Pastor Tells Of Climbing Mountains at Rotary Luncheon
Ogdensburg pastor Rev Roland M Wendell spoke at the St Lawrence Rotary luncheon describing what mountain climbing means. He shared personal Alpine experiences, noting mountains reveal inner resourcefulness and bring families and friends closer, as he and his wife recently observed their anniversary by climbing Wrights Peak.
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Ognensburg
Roland M. Wendell
First Congregational Church
Ogdensburg
St Lawrence
Pasion
Adiondack
Mountan
Mounntain Peaky
Wendell
Slaid
Phe
Any. Or. Wennett
Lois HM Wendell
Wrights Peak
McIntyre Range
Adirondacks
David
Ythele Dog
Seneca Falls Chest Joins Council
SENECA FALLS Chest joins the Seneca Falls Community Chest in affiliating with Community Chests and Councils Inc a national group headquartered in New York City. Mrs Emly Night Ms wife Hams serves as president. The move brings a Red Feather Chest status with national support for campaigns welfare planning budgeting and year around administration.
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Seneca Falls
Memorial Congregational
Joseph M. Spang
M. Spang
Seneca Walls
Seneca Falls Community Chest, Inc
Wecome
Community, Chests and Councils, Inc
New York City
Emly
Hams
National Council
National Association
Pied Piper Day funds for rat war urged at Ithaca
Cornell officials announce a Europe travel fund drive as Pied Piper Day. Yellow tags sold 10 AM to 6 PM to finance a year of rat extermination services, spraying the village dump, and defraying meeting costs. Donations to Dr Catherine Bentley at 47 Lincklaen St accepted.
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Charles & Bure
Orythe Ints
Aumped Electrical Engineering
Cornell
Ithaca
Europe
League of Women Valers
Catharine Bentley
Lincklaenst
C C Lobeck Heads Geneva Assessor Board
C C Lobeck named chairman of the Geneva Board of Assessors at the organization meeting. Frank A. Snyder, new member, and Irnea Mulvey join the board. Snyder replaces Harold Coons who resigned as of July 3.
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Wbnbva
Charles &. Lobeck
Geneva
Burglaries Probe In Exchange Bank Building
Police continued investigation into daylight burglaries in the Exchange Bank building. About 175 dollars was taken from two offices, including an Insurance firm on the fourth floor and an Olean Chamber of Commerce office on the second floor, with a separate 161 dollar theft yesterday.
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Exchange Bank
Olean Chamber of Commerce
Dances Open Tonight In Trumansburg Series
Mayor W L Timerson will open a village rent dance series at 9 PM sponsored by the Trumansburg Chamber of Commerce. The dances will run weekly until Labor Day as part of the village events and community program.
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Trumansburg
W.L
Freak Mishap On Bus Rim Injures Girl Near Auburn
A bus rim came loose and struck a girl near Franklin and Park in Auburn. She was taken to a hospital with cuts and bruises after the tire blew. Driver Oliver reported the mishap and provided details as police advised. the incident prompted official reporting and treatment.
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Auburn
Elizabeth Telveck
Curb
Passeway
van Andenst
Cis
Oliver
Franklin and Park
John W. Sonssis
Veteran Held On Fraud Charge In Grant of Unemployment
Harden Graham, 28, Naples, Florida veteran, is charged with nine counts of making fraudulent statements to New York State Unemployment Insurance to receive 20 weekly payments while employed by a trucking firm. He appeared before U S Commissioner Robert Miller, released on own recognizance, grand jury action pending. Officials say he received 220 dollars in benefits.
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Unapya
Acrestea
Harden FL Grithan
Naples
U. S
Robert Miller
Graham
New York State
Okaham
Plane With 14 Is Missing From Veracruz Flight
A DC-3 carrying 14 aboard vanished after departing Minatitlan Veracruz for Veracruz and Mexico City while a U S Mexico commission hunted foot and mouth disease in cattle. Officials would not release names until the plane is found. About half the occupants are United States citizens.
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Wexico City
United States-Mexico Commission
Minatitlan
Veracruz
Mexico City
United States
Louella Parsons Loy and Markey form Charter Films Inc
Hollywood reports Gene Markey and Myrna Loy launched Charter Films Inc a new independent production company. They own four story properties. Loy will star in two projects while Markey writes or produces. Loy may appear in later projects alongside actors and collaborators named, with plans for international work and multiple film projects in development.
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201H
Century-Fox
Mus Company
Markey
Loy
Myrna
REQ
Charfee Films
Gene
Pillar of Heaven
Europe
Lady Brooke
Alexander Korda
Auto Racer Is Killed In Paterson Midget Race
A fatal midget auto crash at Hinchliffe Stadium Paterson New Jersey followed a gear box failure in the sixth race. Anthony Imbimbo 23 of Orange New Jersey died of head and internal injuries after a pileup involving ten live racers and others. The incident prompted calls for stricter car inspections.
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Paterson
N. J
INSI
Hinchliffe Stadium
Gene Darrah
Anthony Imbimbo
Orange
Utica Wins. To Hold Lead
The Willamsport Tigers moved into a virtual tie with the Albany Senators for third in the Eastern League after an 8-7 win at Albany. Six pitchers allowed 29 hits as Utica piled up 34 safeties in three games, boosting their record to seven wins in eight starts. Jim Moran delivered a ninth inning opportunity as the Bengals pulled away.
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Associated Press
Willamsport Tigers
theAlbany Senators
Tigers
Senators
Albany
Bengals
Alica Blue Sox
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Scranton Miners
Binghamton
Jim Moran
Doe Gina Here
Second Round Set For Tuscarora Golf Handicap Event
Second round matches start today in the Tuscarora Summer Handicap tournament with results from the first round in both flights. Winners include J Maroney over B Plemier six and five and J Brucale over W Bastedo eight and seven.
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Tuscarora
Wei Yun
Andomorrow
J. Maroney
B. Plemier
K, Beagle
C. Young
A. Hoppingarner
R. Wilson
Lup
E. Burke
L. Kenyon
A. Caveny
F.lawion
J. Brucale
W. Bastedo
S. Wharlow
Kershaw
Hearn
J. Dalton
B. Fisher
H. Moyer
B. Hall
Haberles Triumph in Extra Inning Softball Thriller
Haberles beat Hoffmans 5 to 4 in an extra inning game as Tony Gatler homered in the eighth. Highway Motors defeated Lamanna's 10 to 2, and Yuppy's edged Syracuse Auto 4 to 3 in the nightcap of a triple bill. Other field results include Betts Memorial 3 over Elmwood Presbyterian 7, Thornden Weis 8 over Happy Hearts 5, Joe's 14 over Strickland 7.
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Wrene
Gonouman
Ymca Firlt
Tony Gatler
Highway Motors
Lamanna’s
Yuppy’s
Syracuse Auto
Betts Memorial
Elmwood Preshsterian
Thornden Weis
Happy Hearts
Joe's
Strickland
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Against the Senators and Indians
Yesterday's box scores note Walter Masterson limited the Senators to three singles over 12 innings as Washington beat New York 2 1. Joe Gordon hit his 74th and 15th homers for the Indians, driving Cleveland past St. Louis with Lou Boudreau on base. New officers were installed for the Groton Methodist Chuck Fellowship led by Charles Warteneng as president with Texa De Graw, Ida Bliveri, and Harold Hall in key posts.
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Associated Press
Walter Masterson
Senators
Washington
New York
Joe Gordon
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
St. Louis
Groton
Methodist Chuck Fellowship
Charles Warteneng
Texa DeGraw
Ida Bliveri
Harold Hall
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