Syracuse University to gain full title to veterans housing project
The Public Housing Administration plans to transfer full ownership of Syracuse University’s veterans housing worth 2.85 million dollars after Congress action. The move covers 420 dormitory units and 641 family units moved and converted at Federal expense, with additional family and dormitory units shared costs. University must file by Oct 26 via the New York regional office. without approval by Jan 1, 1950 the housing must be removed.
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Editorial urges O Mahoney as post defeat VP pick
Marquis Childs notes Senator Joseph O Mahoney of Wyoming would qualify to steer the party after an expected November loss. He suggests reorganizing for 1952 and keeping party harmony during the vice presidential selection.
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Brown wins $175000 share from trust in creditors case
Bankruptcy Referee David J. Goldstein ruled that about 200000 in claims could be admitted to May 22 1936 for Julian S. Brown who is reportedly in Florida the Midwest or California. The decision grants Brown up to 175000 from his mother s 500000 trust fund. Attorneys Marvin Crannage hailed the win while trustee s counsel Albert J Dot warned of an appeal.
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Strike Heightens Crisis in France
Paris reports a 60 000 worker strike that closed finance ministry offices banks and tax offices over wage reclassification. The stoppage deepens the government crisis as socialist unrest and threats to Premier Robert Schuman’s cabinet rise amid a tense National Assembly debate.
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Berlin Blockade Deepens Economic Strain and Unemployment
Western Berlin faces sharp energy shortages as the Soviet blockade cuts electricity and gas. Unemployment rises among 2,000,000 residents in the Allied sectors as emergency plans provide 50 to 60 percent wages. Col Frank L. Howley confirms food stations stay but traffic to the Russian zone halves. Reports of Soviet pilots near British corridors surface, while American C-47s resume limited airdrops, surpassing 1,000 tons in 24 hours with coal mixed in. General Lucius D. Clay hopes to resolve trade disruptions soon amid ongoing disputes over deliveries.
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Revolt Crushed in Southeast Peru Army Garrison
The government announced that it crushed a garrison revolt in southeast Peru and ordered the leaders punished under military law. The report, from Lima, notes the rebellion was quelled by authorities after actions by the military.
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Syracusan Flying Supplies Into Berlin
Syracusan Frank P. Klotz, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Klotz of 3815 Butterworth, flies C-54 transports between Frankfurt and Berlin to aid the Berlin shuttle. He reports a Russian fighter tracked about 3,000 feet below, then veered off. Klotz, a North High School graduate with Syracuse University study, is one of five Klotz brothers in service.
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FISH APLENTY BUT NOT FOR GROWNUPS
Bursting with colorfish the Potash Brook stream near Burlington Wisconsin draws many children for fishing days. About 85 youngsters fished the waters the first day including four year old girls. the event is reserved for kids.
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Joint Talks On In Rail Dispute
The White House said management and labor representatives are holding joint negotiations in the rail labor dispute. Charles G. Ross reported that both sides met for four hours at the White House last night and will renew talks this afternoon.
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Appointments Name Waldemar J as Polish Ambassador
President today named Waldemar J of New York a career diplomat to serve as ambassador to Poland succeeding Grist, with Stanton Chitis now ambassador in Poland.
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Dewey Aides Consider Syracusan Appointments
Syracuse figures Robert F. Dineen and Clellan S. Forsythe emerge as likely Dewey era federal posts. Dineen could chair the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp or head a commerce division. Forsythe eyed for a Commerce Department small business role.
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Civil Rights Plank Debate Roars at Democratic Convention
Philadelphia hearing centers on tying the 1948 campaign to a Roosevelt platform. Civil rights advocates press for a strong plank endorsing Truman’s civil rights program. Witnesses push for anti lynching, poll tax repeal, FEPC, and broader reforms amid cross examination by Southern delegates.
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Truce Talks Fail As Arabs Open New Offense
Cairo reports that Egyptian forces launched a renewed assault near Beer Tuvia as tensions soared after UN mediator Bernadotte said Arabs rejected a three day extension. Israel warned of a full-scale war with renewed fighting expected and U S naval ships prepared evacuations from Haifa and Halfa.
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Trish Sweepstakes Tickets Seized At Ambrose Lightship
Tickets for Trish Sweepstakes were found aboard the Inner America near Ambrose Lightship and impounded by customs officials aboard United States Lines. The discovery occurred as the ship neared the lightship during routine checks.
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Weekend Heat Expected as Syracuse Sees Southern Warmth
Hot weather from the Deep South moves toward Syracuse with a high around 85 expected mid afternoon and a cooler night near 55 degrees. Slight chance of Saturday afternoon showers remains. northward drift of high pressure will ease by night.
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Detroit Man Granted Day Sentence for Petty Larceny
Arthur Chezan, 28, of Detroit, received a day suspended sentence after pleading guilty to petty larceny for stealing a watchdog. Local court records show the case concluded today with the lenient disposition.
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How Much With Taxes High Women Weigh Marriage Caution
Mariel Winter a Hollywood dancer laments high taxes affecting marriage prospects. A mercenary young woman is courted by an older widower who jokes about enduring hardship for love, highlighting dated social attitudes in a nightclub exchange.
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Syracusan Crash Victims Named at Greenville Base
Two pilots died when a C 47 crashed and burned at Greenville Air Force Base during a training mission towing gliders. Victims Lt. Bernard M. Nickerson of Syracuse and 2d Lt. Clarence L. Ferrero of Essex were assigned to the base. relatives of Nickerson could not be located.
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Italians Strike ROME Amid Large Metal Worker Walkout
About 700000 metal industry workers halted work at noon in Rome to back labor demands for higher pay. The half day strike is the first in a series organized by the Communist influenced General Confederation of Labor.
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