Buffalo Sausage Firm Cited as Horsemeat Seller
Buffalo sausage firm Hall Field Sausage Co was summoned in city court on a charge of selling horsemeat for human consumption without proper labels. Summons returnable July 13. Reports also note a string of crime and local news items across New York and New England, including a fatal garage case and labor related strikes.
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Buffalo
Buffalo P
Thomas E. Serio
Hall-Field Sausage Co
Play Centers At Auburn Improve
Major improvements are underway by the Recreation Commission to enhance playgrounds. At St. Francis Memorial Park resurfacing, a new softball diamond, backstop, and outdoor showers are installed. East High School hosts a new regulation baseball diamond and relocated backstop for the Junior Baseball League.
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Recreation Commission
St. Francis Memorial Park
East High School
Vegular High’ School
Y Field
Casey Park
Canadian Sailor Seeks Stay in Russia Protest
The Soviet press reported Canadian sailor Reginald Hubbard, 43, tore up his passport and applied to remain in the Soviet Union. He said his action was a protest against militarism by the United States and Canada toward the Soviet Union. Other brief items note Abdullah’s salute, Saudi and Iraqi tax actions, Japan budget cut, Peiping papers suspending, a Paris seamens strike, and Canada tightening exports with new permits after July 14.
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Russia
Reginald Hubbard
Soviet Union
Abdullah
Amman
Transjordan
Saudi Arabia
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Tokyo
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MacArthur
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Field Days Planned Over Holiday in Nearby Towns
Oneida and vicinity residents will attend field days in nearby communities this weekend. Cazenovia hosts the Madison County Volunteer Firemen’s Association event with a parade at 1 PM, morning games, a baseball game after the parade, a water fight at 6 130 PM, and dancing at the high school starting 6 PM. Camden also hosts a field day drawing local crowds.
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Cazenovia
Madison County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Camden
Oneida County
Pair Charged With Slaying Father of 13
Two Albion residents Lloyd George Inman and Virginia Devereaux Ostrander were charged with first degree murder in the shotgun death of William Larson a 56 year old Waterport father of 13. They waived examination and were held for grand jury action after arraignment before Justice Milton East. Larson's body was found in his automobile on a lonely road near Batavia with two shotgun blasts. Prosecutors said Inman and Ostrander gave statements claiming they waited at the gate of Batavia Veterans Hospital Thursday night where he worked as an attendant. motive suggested revenge over a family estrangement involving Inman and Mrs Gladys Inman.
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Wiliam Larson
Waterport
Lloyd George Inman
Virginia Devereaux Ostrander
Justice of the Peace
Milton East
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Inman
J. Kenneth Serve
Orleans County
Batavia Veterans’ Hospital
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Serve
Gladys Inman
Trains Kill 3 in Autos in Western New York
Freight trains struck two automobiles at crossings near Clarence and Olean. Denald T. Coughlin and Howard W. Spann died in the Clarence crash. Janet Cullen, 3, was killed near Olean as an Erie train hit the car she rode in, despite pleas to jump.
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Denald T. Coughlin
Howard W. Spann
Eggertsville
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Steet
Clarence
Here
Janet Cullen
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Erie
Cay
Charles Cullen
Premier De Gasperi program wins strong Senate support
ROME UP premier Alcide De Gasperi outlined a five year plan to rebuild Italy with American aid and won overwhelming Parliament endorsement. The Senate last night backed the policy by a 60 to 67 vote of confidence, showing little sign of the earlier Communist assault.
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Obituary notices of prominent figures across states
Deaths listed include Albert J. Browning 47 a Ford Motor Co VP and wartime War Department purchasing head in Detroit. Arthur M. Scully 66 Pittsburgh banker and Episcopal diocese chancellor in Pittsburgh. Bernard L. Mock 62 built New York hosiery business into Mojnd Hosiery Co in Beverly Hills. Russell Grinnell 72 Providence Grinnell Corp chairman and former Republican state senator in Exeter. A L Edward T. McLennen 73 Cambridge Mass former Brandeis clerk in Hyannis.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Hylannis
Britain’s Big Social Security Plan Set for July Rollout
Britain moves toward universal coverage with the National Insurance and Assistance Program, starting July 5. The plan promises pensions, unemployment, sickness and death benefits, free medical care, and family allowances funded by general taxation and employer and worker contributions. The administration relies on employer-held cards and stamps to prove entitlement, with detailed procedures and potential regulatory concerns noted.
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Naucancé Phins
Capital Turns Out For Monument Anniversary
Washington marked the 100th anniversary of the Washington Monument with President Tiinman and Secretary Marshall among dignitaries. A parade was planned, led by Fleet Adm. William Halsey, celebrating the 885-foot marble column.
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Uncle Sam S Patient Bill Collector Reclaims Mississippi Land
The 1819 sale of 490 acres in Wilkinson County to William Collins for 980 dollars left a 245 dollar down payment and 91.87 annual installments. Records lost after a 1870 courthouse fire sparked doubt over ownership, but Congress and President Truman signed a bill to transfer title to current owners once they pay 745 dollars owed plus the original note, with no interest or damages.
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Wilkinson County
William Collins
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Cole
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Truman
Enim
Long's Son Hyes Senate Bid From Louisiana
Rus sell Long, 29, son of Huey P Long, launches a bid for the U S Senate. He will address a meeting in Leesville as his candidacy to succeed the late Senator John Overton hinges on Democratic primary rules. The term ends January 1, 1953, with the seat historically held by William G C Feavel of West Monroe, appointed by Gov. Earl J. Long in 1933.
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Russell Long
Huey P Long
U. S. Senate
John Overton
Eem
Senate
William CG. Feavel
West Monroe
Feavel
Right Wing Wins At Allis Chalmers Union Election
A right wing group controlled the CTO United Auto Workers at Allis Chalmers Mfg Co for the first time in the union's 11 year history. Right wing candidates swept all officers in elections held this week. Local administrator Duane Greathouse said yesterday. They also gained control of the bargaining committee.
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
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Pat) Greathouse
Pilot Dies in Piper Cub Crash Near Monroe County Hamlet
A crow dusting plane struck a tree and burst into flames a mile from a Monroe County hamlet. The pilot, tentatively identified as Lynn Robinson, an instructor at Media airport, perished in the crash as farmers tried to assist.
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Monroe County
Lynn Robinson
Media
Dames
Lwe Farmhinds
Injunction Bans Shipping Strike On West Coast
Federal Judge George B. Harris extended a temporary restraining order under the Taft Hartley Act banning a shipping strike at West Coast ports. The 60 day injunction runs through September 21, following a June 14 order that had been renewed previously and would have expired July 4. The action parallels measures used on the East Coast.
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Teast
George B. Harris
Aid Resigns From Labor Department Post
Washington reports that veteran United Mine Workers member John T. C. Ikeset has resigned as assistant secretary of labor, with the resignation taking effect on July 15. The move affects the department's leadership and policy staff at a moment of labor disputes and regulatory activity.
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Washington
John TC. Ikeset
Voteran Atten
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Italian Police Disperse Mob During Industrial Strike
Rome dispatches report Carabinieri fired into the air and used teargas to disperse a half day national strike mob. Several Carabinieri and demonstrators were hurt, 27 demonstrators arrested, and the day’s violence described as the only major incident. Communists called for more actions next week amid walkouts. A motorist was blocked by protesters and aided by guards who moved him to barracks.
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Carabinieri
Noir Veron
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Auto Output Up Sharply
Detroit reports a sharp weekly rise in motor vehicle production with total output around 107,000 units. Chevrolet built about 23,500 cars and trucks. Independence Day holiday will shorten next week, costing roughly 22,000 fewer units. analysts expect higher volumes beginning July 12 and through August.
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Chevrolet
Uyem
Showgirl Leaves 100000 Estate
Los Angeles based showgirl Beatrice Heischuber Wallace left an estate valued by an attorney at about 100000 after dying in the June 17 Pennsylvania crash that also killed Earl Carroll. Her handwritten will was filed for probate naming her mother four brothers and four sisters as beneficiaries.
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Los Angles
Beryl Walace
Earl Carroll
Miss Wallace
Pennsylvania
Beatrice Heischuber
Isler
Greek Army Advances in Greece as Vallades Stronghold Crumbles
Greek forces push deeper into guerrilla territory in northwestern Greece while reports indicate the mountain stronghold of Common Chief Markos Vallades is collapsing across all sectors.
Next Congress May Ease Displaced Persons Act
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Wiley says flaws in the Displaced Persons Act will be studied to improve fairness in the 81st Congress. About 205,000 European refugees are slated for U S admission over the next two years, amid criticism of religious bias in the law. Wiley has sought comments from Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups on how the act is functioning.
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Mine Strike Report Contemplates Action by Denham
Baltimore regional office will submit a report to Denham by Tuesday or Wednesday. If Denham finds sufficient evidence, a formal complaint against Lewis may be issued. He may seek a federal injunction to stop the UMW from pressing a union shop and front string, remaining in force until the board acts.
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Lewis
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Parley Holds First Saturday Session in New York
Negotiators from miners and Pennsylvanian coal operators met in New York for the first Saturday session since talks began May 27. The meeting signals progress toward a contract covering 80,000 meters of Scranton area mines. The agreement, tied to a July 10 expiration, remains unsettled as leaders did not comment.
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Pennsylvania
United Nmes
John J. Lew
Eisenhower Faces Southern Nominating Pressure
An Eisenhower ally warned the South might nominate Supreme Court Justice William Douglas for president if Eisenhower refuses. The same source claimed True was accused of double-crossing the South while reports suggested George E. Allen sought a final statement on accepting a draft by the Democratic convention.
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Eisenhower
Truera
George E. Allen
Truman
Nitenhower
O'Dwyer Maintains Silence On Truman Candidacy Push
New York mayor William O'Dwyer again declined to comment on reports that he along with Jacob Arvey and James Roosevelt are leading a drive against President Truman's candidacy at the Democratic convention. O'Dwyer has been lukewarm toward Truman and Democratic circles in the metropolitan area show growing disposition against him.
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INS
O'Dwyer
Jacob Arvey
James Roosevelt
Truman
Seaton
Northwest Flood To End Monday In Pacific Northwest Record
The Columbia River flood, active for forty two days since May 22, is forecast to end Monday as the river recedes to the 18 foot bank level. This would be the second longest flood in the Pacific Northwest, only surpassed by the 1894 fourty four day event.
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Portland
Ove
Coumbia River
Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Jolson adopts son in court proceeding
Al Jolson and his wife obtained a five day old son named Asa Albert Jolson through court adoption proceedings yesterday. The singer and his wife, married since 1843, said they have had the boy since he was five days old.
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Los Angeles
Al_ Jol
Asa al
Bert Jolson
Jolsons
Singer
Death ruled accidental in hospital anesthetic blast
Oneida County Coroner Gerald Jones ruled the death of Mrs. Jennie Infusino, 33, accidental after an anesthetic gas explosion in a hospital operating room. He cited pulmonary hemorrhage from the blast, while noting the exact cause remained undetermined and hospital precautions appeared adequate.
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Oneida
Gerald Jones
Two Leap From Fire In Wells Maine
A vacationing Boston policeman and his wife jumped from a second story window into the arms of passing truck drivers as flames destroyed a 10 room tourist home in Wells. Rescue divers and neighbors aided the EGANS amid a $40,000 loss. Proprieter Mrs Vik escaped from her first floor bedroom with her fishing captain husband absent from the scene.
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AL Noa
Chautauqua Opens Eight-Week Jubilee Program
The Chautauqua institution today launched an eight week jubilee program to mark its 75th founding anniversary. The organization sponsors summer schools and assembly programs on its 600 acre site near Lake Chautauqua.
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