Bambi the fawn clashes with camp move to zoo
A motherless deer named Bambi resists relocation from the American Legion Camp at Tupper Lake to Surnet Park Zoo. Campers and pilots, including Charles Windhausen and Jerry Lamphere, search woods and wait as Bambi hovers between loyalty to the camp and the new total enclosure, finally returning to camp after a day of mischief.
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Bambi
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Jerry Lamphere
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Missing Boy Found Dead in Chicago
The body of a boy named Whitey was found on a south side building, with chalk hangman and gallows drawings nearby. Police noted rope burns on a bag and a crossed leg position, while searching parties sought the boy reported missing after 008.
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Chicago
Hang
Whitey
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Federal board clears Ame Alling. reinstated after disloyalty ruling
The Federal Board has reversed Ame Alling’s removal from the Veterans Administration, ordering her reinstatement after findings of disloyalty. Marquis Childs notes the development in his editorial column while pages 62 cover related features. The notice lists regular sections such as Amusements, Letters, and Sports across the issue.
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Federal Board
Ame
Alling
Veterans ’Administration
Marquis Childs
Aida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haw
Financial BT
Fi Ind
City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Water main bursts flood Dayton downtown
A 24 inch water main broke five feet underground in downtown Dayton causing about 20 million gallons of water to flow away. Residents endured heat as temperatures neared 90 degrees while authorities worked to restore service and shut off the leak.
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Dayton
Russia seeks global ban on atomic and biological warfare
In Geneva, Russia called on a Red Cross conference with over 50 nations to outlaw atomic weapons and bacteriological and chemical warfare, urging an international prohibition and stricter arms controls.
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Geneva
Switzerland
pRusia
Red Cross
Pegler Says Unions Dominate With Communist Ties
In testimony before a labor subcommittee, Pegler charged that U S unions are infiltrated by criminals and communists. He cited United Electrical Workers as an example and claimed unions are controlled by politically motivated lawyers. He claimed unions hold vast treasuries spent without members’ knowledge with deceptive governance. He criticized Rep Jacobs for questioning him.
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Pegler
Tudsons
Jacobs
D+Ind
Indianapolis
Pesler
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Atomic Energy Commission
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United Electrical Workers
Mure Pegler
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Joon
Jraen
Refinery Fire Triggers General Alarm in Salt Lake City
A general alarm fire swept OU Refining Company plant in Salt Lake City. Thick black smoke rose from the facility situated on the city’s northern outskirts, prompting emergency crews to respond quickly.
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Jalt Lake City
Utah
OU Refining Company
Hiss Perjury Trial Goes To Jury Today
New York report on the Hiss perjury trial as Attorney Lloyd Paul Stryker finishes his defense summation and the jury of 18 men is sent for deliberation after a long closing address. The government seeks a one and a half hour recess for continued arguments and final instructions. The judge cautions jurors about custody and the trial's closing phase.
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New York
Atttorney
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Hiss
Mary
Stryker
Alger Hiss
U.S
Thomas ‘F. Murphy
Samuel W. Kaufman
Tceday Stryker
FBI
Kaufman
Tunchin
Model Change in Atomic Bomb Project Reported
Brig. Gen. James McCormack Jr told the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee that the AEC took over the project in 1947 and implemented a complete model change. He said weapon production has shifted from Los Alamos to plants across the country, costing over 100 million and employing thousands, with production now on a stable but scrutinized footing.
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Washington
Ir Atomic Energy Commission
James McCormack
AEC
McCormack
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Senate
Hickenlooper
Iowa
David Ebenthal
Liienthal
Iife
iThe
Cool Canadian Air To Stay Through Tomorrow
Weather update says cool Canadian air will persist through tomorrow, keeping pleasant conditions in Syracuse and surrounding areas. Patchy showers linger across Philadelphia to New York, with rainfall reducing and temperatures easing from night lows around the mid 50s to upper 50s before warming next day.
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Ture
Pehn
New Jersey
New York City
New England
Manila
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
New
Cebus
Glick'y
New York butchers win free eyeglasses for 2000 workers
Under a new contract more than 2000 AFL butchers and their families will receive eye tests and free glasses. The deal, signed by Local 174 and the Meat Trade Institute, aims to address eye hazards in the trade though the institute’s attorney noted no particular risk.
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AFL
Butchers Local 174
Meat Trade Institute
Whi
Joseph Cohn
Butchers’ Trade
Redskins Fire Incident in Abilene Cars Damaged
In Abilene Texas a pickup caught fire after a family gathering. A grandfather awakened by the blaze extinguished the fire before the department arrived. In Detroit a man threatened a movie cashier Beverly Harris by claiming he had a gun and fled after she challenged him.
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Abilene
Tex
Wilson
Foungsters
Detroit
Beverly Harris
Truman Calls Economy Bullish Amid Tax Fight
President Truman described the domestic economy as bullish and promised a mid-year economic report next week. He noted he may resign to the idea Congress won’t pass his proposed 134,000 tax increase and said labor bills and Taft-Hartley issues are in flux ahead of the 1950 elections. He avoided commenting on the British crisis, citing Paris and London discussions, and said the forthcoming economic message will outline anti-deflation plans and related Senate programs.
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Washington
Truman
Ibe
Con Leress
Senate
Econoshgs
Congress
United States
Paris
London
Hel
Motorist Sought After Dog Shooting in Irkville
Mrs. Walter Dewitt reported to Deputy Robert Ashmore that at about 8 PM a sedan slowed near her Irkville home and a man in the back seat fired a .22 rifle at her dog. The shot hit the animal in the rear leg as the car drove away.
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Irkville
Walter Dewitt
Robert Ashmore
Dewey appoints adviser for Senate bid in New York
Dewey named John Foster Dulles as his veteran foreign affairs adviser to run in the New York Senate special election as the Republican nominee. The move signals Dulles will seek the United States Senate seat, with Dewey backing the campaign.
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New York
Thomas
Dewey
John Foster “Duiles
Senate
Ober Wy. Dyes F
As & Ies
Idle Warships To Store Grain In New York Harbor
The U S Maritime Commission announced an emergency grain storage plan to bring 12 idle war surplus ships into New York Harbor. The ships will be moved from the Hudson River reserve fleet at Jones Point to store newly harvested grain, beginning today.
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Ide
Hud Son River
Jones, Point
U.S. Maritime Commission
Washington
Vice Consul Held By Chinese Reds
Shanghai police detained American Vice Consul William B Olive age 32 of Ironton Missouri after a traffic jam during a parade. An official said Olive was beaten seriously at a wayside station and the consulate’s efforts to secure his release have been ignored.
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Shanghai
Wiliam B. Olive
Ironton
Olive
Coast Guard Rescues Mead Party From Lake Onta
Former U S Senator James Mead his wife and secretary were rescued by a U S Coast Guard crew during a Lake Ontario storm. A 36 foot cabin cruiser towed to safety after engine failure and rough seas near Stony Island Harbor. The Meads, vacationing in Sackett Harbor, planned to return to Buffalo. Mrs Mead slightly indisposed, others unharmed.
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Sacket Harbor
U. S
James ©. Mead
William M. Corne
Syracuse
U. S. Coast Guard
Lake Onta
Mead
Cruizer
Stony Island
Earl Laione
Edward Dennison
Sackett, Herder
Ared
Pan American Stratocruiser Returns to Shannon After Fire
Pan American Airlines flight with 63 aboard, en route from London to New York, caught fire over the Atlantic. The aircraft limped 600 miles back to Shannon and landed safely with 53 passengers and 10 crew wearing life vests and preparing life rafts. Captain Gulbransen attempted to feather the outboard propeller after oil pressure dropped earlier, then turned back to Shannon as speed decreased. Passengers reported officers and crew kept calm. one passenger joked to lift spirits during the emergency. The same model had a prior return to Shannon two weeks earlier due to oil pressure problems.
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Ireland
Pan-American Airlines
America
London
Atlantic
Kaye
New York
Shanon
United States
Sparis
HG. Gulbransen
Great Neck
iSparke
Poland Signals Shift in Trade with Yugoslavia
A terse report notes Poland aligning its trade stance with Yugoslavia amid broader East Bloc economic shifts. Economic officials indicate coordinated moves on imports and exports to streamline regional commerce.
Back from Paris Henry Morton says prices high
Henry C Morton novelist just back from Paris says prices are high at a luncheon in San aris. He recalls taking a couple of girls to a Bois luncheon last month, feeling green and nervous. He whispers to his waiter for a recommendation and the waiter replies to sit and choose a cheaper restaurant.
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Henry C. Morton
Paris
Sanaris
the Bois
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