Compromise Housing Bill Passes Congress
Congress approves a compromise housing bill by voice vote marking President Truman's first major domestic victory. Senate approval followed House passage by a close vote, trimming subsidies but maintaining key funding for low income housing and farm credit facilities. Separately, police reported two burglaries targeting Knowles Specialty Engineering Co. and nearby residences, with cash and valuables stolen from a garage and a cabinet.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
House
the Fair
Test R-Ohi
Congress
Specialty Engineering Co
Erie Blvd
John Vantrim
Syracuse
Daniel ‘Simmons
William Susherebs
Galuppe
Park 'St
al’ l
Frank Corbett
Arthur Hook
Joseph Driscoll
Charles Ighe
ENGINE TROUBLE: SECOND STRATOCruISER FORCED BACK TO PORT
Pan American World Airways reports two new strato cruisers developed in flight engine trouble. The Seven Seas with 65 aboard returned to Idlewild after takeoff from New York. former Washington governor Mon C Walgren was among 55 passengers. A separate America flight to Shannon, Ireland, reports an engine fire forcing return with 33 aboard including Danny Kaye.
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Swork
CAP
Starly
Idlewild
Europe
Mon C. Walgren
Washington
America
Shannon
Ireland
Danny Kaye
Seven Seas
Pan American World' Airways
Spence private housing bill expands mortgage funds plan
A proposed private owned housing bill would authorize construction of at least 30,000 homes and raise the available finance from 1 000 900 000 to 1 51 300 000 000. The measure aims to support a secondary home mortgage market through Record Construction Finance Corp funds.
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CHE New Spence
Finance “ Corp
Chiefs Quit in Row Over White Queen
Chiefs of the Bamangwato tribe refuse to accept Ruth Williams as queen regent Tshekedi Khama and 43 chieftains including two potential successors go into voluntary exile to protest the arrangement. London typist Ruth Williams is the wife of chieftain-designate Severse Xhaxia.
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Sorannesburg
South Africa
Tshekedi Khama
Ruth Williams
London
Severse Xhaxia
Wide Open GOP Senate Race In New York
Albany reports a broad contest for the Republican nomination for U S Senator in New York after Governor Dewey appointed John Foster Dulles as interim successor to Wagner Dulles will likely be the candidate in the special election to fill the unexpired Wagner term. Dulles sworn in in Washington by Vice President Barkley. Democrats eye Lehman run and Wagner Jr speculation continues.
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Leo W. O’brien
Albany
U. S
New York State
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Robert
Dulles
Senate
Jonn Foster Dulles
New York
Bark— Jey
Ives
Alger B. Chapman
State Tex Department
Benjamin F
Feinsberg
State Public Service Commission
William Donovan
Joela R. Hanley
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Thomas J. Curran
Ranii
Agaist
Wagner
Dewey Oe
G.o.promines
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Robert F. Wagner, Sr
Thief Surrenders After Chase By Seattle Secretary
Evelyn Thrall, a doctor's secretary, chased a would‑be thief through downtown Seattle until he surrendered to the first policeman he met. The incident showcases her determined pursuit and quick response in a busy urban area.
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Seattle
Evelyn Thrall
Today’s Features and Regular Pages Noted
The page guide lists sections including features on page 22 and 12 2 3 11 14 16 and 24. It mentions a horoscope a crossword and various regulars such as Amusements Finance Classifieds News and sports.
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Costes
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Dary Haworth
Ing
Radio2 City Life
Winchell
Letters
Monopoly Power Will Be Probed for President Truman
Chairman Cellier of the House Judiciary Committee said the inquiry into monopoly power will continue through next year. The committee seeks to determine if old anti trust laws still fit today’s economic pattern and to propose final legislation.
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Truman
C Eller
House Judiciary Committee
Cellier
Stolen House Brought Back To Pine Camp
The Pine Camp house theft case ends with the building returned amid housing shortages. Attorney Irving J. Higbee confirms the house is back. Howard Daynard Greenwood and co-defendants faced charges and pleas. Greenwood awaits trial for all alleged involvement.
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Pine Camp
Pene Camp
Irving J. Higbee
Howard Daynard Greenwood
Homer
Cs Enos Greenwood
Nathan Edward Ingrahm
Carthage
Higbee
Dudge
Stephen Brennan
Howard Greenwood
City Hall GOP United Says Abbott After Parley
Syracuse political scene shows unity as Abbott convenes a two hour meeting at City Hall with Mayor Costello and department heads. Abbott praises officials and promotes a united front for his mayoral campaign plan ahead of voters scrutiny in months to come. Attendees include CI Engineer Nelson Pitts Public Works Dodge Parks Barry Health Argent Corporation Counsel Hornbeck Finance Bedford Assessment Tax Dellard Contract Waite and radio executive Waite.
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Leon H. Abbott
Frank J. Costello
Costello
George H. Bedford
Raymond
H. Dodge
Lyle W. Hornbeck
William A. Barry
George F. Waite
Edmund A. Dollard
Leon
Abbott
Ieparrment
R Soters
Syracuse
Nelson
F. “Pitts
Public ‘Works
Raymond H. Dodge
William A Barry
C- Aargent
Corporation
Hornbeck
Edmund A. Dellard
George F. ‘Waite
Wiliam T
Ane
U S Protest Over Shanghai Jailings Sparks Diplomatic Note
The United States filed a formal protest with Chinese authorities after U S vice consul William M Olive was jailed in Shanghai on alleged parade traffic violations. The State Department directed the embassy in Nanking and consular officers to press the issue while other officers were released. Ambassador to China left Nanking, with the embassy’s status in flux as tensions rise.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Shanghai
State Department
Nanking
Willian M. lOlive
Mbassador
Leigh
China
Canton
Four Dozen Dialogues at Cleveland Dinner
Colonel Paul Davis references Russia and the Great Fow ers at a Cleveland dinner. He quips that Russia's demand is clever in a mean way, likening it to Sinnickson who sought revenge for a sausage dispute by slapping a dead cat on a crowded counter, a line he says echoes the four dozen.
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Russia
Paul Davis
Cleveland
Sinnickson
Bob
Heat Wave Breaks Anew Across City
Weather note reports a high near 83 degrees and a slight dip from yesterday as the area endures a drought. The piece notes recent rainfall has been negligible since late June, with forecasts suggesting a warmer but fair night and a slow recovery in temperatures.
Pegler Attacks Labor Union Racket At Hearings
Washington labor subcommittee hearings reveal Pegler denouncing the American labor union racket as unjust and illegal while proposing repealing labor laws. Rep. Sims voices disappointment in the proceedings as Rep. Kennedy walks out, later criticizing the committee. Concluded on page 5.
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Washington
Hed
Sims
D- S.C
Pegler
Kennedy
D-Mass
Page
Fire buffs collide with false alarm at town lecture
Fire buffs raced to a lecture as alarms sounded and sirens filled the streets. Police Chief Christianson said the event drew thrill seekers who chased the engines, but the engines stopped near town outskirts. He warned spectators to stay back or face a summons, citing a past incident where a parked car blocked a fire unit.
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Floya
R_ Christianson
Sras
Kaizenjammers Originator Harold Knerr Dies in Hotel
Harold Knerr, 66, creator of Katzenjammer Kids, was found dead in his hotel apartment. He had been under treatment for about 19 years for a heart condition, according to his physician. The body was discovered while officials described the scene in pajamas. The report notes confidential discussions and other unrelated items tacked onto the press wire.
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Harold Knerr
London
Britain
Russia
Huerr
Sardino Sr in Court Calls Arrest Frameup in Speeding Charge
Sardino Sr proprietor of Club Candee and father of the Sardino brothers denied a speeding charge in Traffic Court calling it a frameup by police. He claimed the summons at 11 25 AM on Jun 129 came via Radio Car Patrolman John Sheehy and testified before Judge William H. Bam eriex. His sons John, Thomas and Ferris have clashed with police over gambling investigations.
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Frank Sardino
Brighton Av
Candee
Crussading
Sardino Brothers
Ancndorsemtaetads
Sardino
John Sheehy
Midland
Wiliam H. Bameriex
John
Thomes
Fereis
Perjury Case of Alger Hiss Drives Jury Deliberations
A federal jury trying Alger Hiss for perjury returned to court and asked Judge Samuel H. Kaufman to restate the charge on corroboration and circumstantial evidence. After reading the disputed portion, jurors retired to deliberate for about ten hours and forty minutes, then reconvened ahead of schedule. Hiss and his defense team entered the courtroom as Mrs. Hiss attended with her counsel during the long proceedings.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Samuel H. Kaufman
Hiss
Aufman
Aya Ness
Kattmar
Court House Ee
Court House
Confesnion
Going Fishing For Trout Parade Feature Preview
The Parade magazine on Sunday offers a guide by Gene L. Letourneau for planning a first trout fishing trip and a tale by Virginia Leigh about the Aga Khan and his son Aly. Rita's New Family also appears as part of the issue's features.
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Gene L. Letourneau
Rita
Aga Kehn
Aly
Virginia Leigh
Eome
Aga Kahn
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