Bail posted for Frederick Field delays due to contempt sentence
In New York cash bail of 10000 was posted at federal court for Frederick Vanderbilt Field, heir of Commodore Vanderbilt, after a 90 day contempt sentence. Prosecutors warned of possible delay in release as questions lingered about contributions to bail for four fugitive Communist leaders. Field, secretary of the Civil Rights Congress fund, awaits appeal while a guarantor acceptable to prosecutors is sought.
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New York
Federal
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Field
Federal House
Sylvester J. Ryan
Commodore Cornélius Vanderbilt
Thomas W. Swan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Court House
Mary Kaufman
Civil Rights Congress
U.S
Swan
Roy M. Cohn
More Rain Due Today in Syracuse Weather Update
The Syracuse area will be cloudy and warm with showers or storms this afternoon and tonight, then clearing and cooler tomorrow. Tonight's low near 62 with a high around 82 tomorrow. today may reach 88. Winds 20 to 30 mph, gusts to 40 mph in storms. July 9, 1936 marked the record Syracuse high of 102 degrees.
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Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
U.S. Weather Bureau
Mercury
Keller
Soldier survives crash after Korea life save tale
Cpl. Robert L. Sharpe a 19 year old and two fellow North Carolina youths were in a car crash near Burlington with their vehicle demolished. Marine Pfc Harold D. Suggs and John Thomas Carter Jr 20 were killed instantly. Sharpe escaped with minor bruises.
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Burlington
N.C
Korea
Robert L. Sharpe
Fort Bragg
High Point
N. C
Harold D. Suggs
Camp LeJeune
John Thomas Carter, Jr
Sharpe
Mayors urged to pressure Congress on price stabilization
New York state Democratic Chairman Paul E. Fitzpatrick urged 24 upstate city mayors to apply immediate pressure on their Congressmen for a strong price stabilization law. The push aims to secure swift action and cohesive regional support.
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New York
Eisenhower urges European unity amid barriers and progress
Today's editorial notes General Eisenhower's speech pushing European unification is showing early results but faces remaining obstacles. Marquis Childs comments on the editorial page. Regular features listed include Amusements, Editorials, Bridge, Letters, Classifieds, Inq. Reporter, City Life, Radio TV, Deaths, Social, Financial, and Sports across pages 11 to 23, with Pictures on page 12.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Marquis Childs
City Life
TVY
Court orders two clean sheets a week for tenant rent case
In Municipal Court Judge Nathan Abelson ordered Mars Wagar to provide two clean sheets weekly to tenant Joseph Laury of 968 James St after Laury claimed only one sheet was given and rent was unpaid. Laury cited a prior two sheets weekly arrangement with a former landlord. Byrne represented Laury.
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Joseph Laury
James St
Laury
Nathan Abelson
Wagar
Abelson
Richard P. Byrne
Man Dies After Fight Over Bench Near Spot Grill
Charles O Conner, 67, of 618 Second North St, died at 8 35 AM at University Hospital after a fight with Harold J Freeman 52, of 613 Lemoyne Ave in front of 619 Wolf St. Freeman is being held on manslaughter charges. O Conner fell and struck his head. Freeman knocked off O Conner s glasses and struck his nose. Police describe the fatal head injury as a fractured skull.
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Charles O'Conner
Second North St
University Hospital
Spot Grill
Wolf St
O'Conner
Harold. J
Freeman
Lemoyne Ar
Frank Sallen
Huntington Pool Set to Open With Extra Lifeguards
Parks Commissioner William A. Barry announced Huntington Pool will open tomorrow at 4 AM after adding two lifeguards. Pools at Frazier, Wilson, and Lincoln parks remain closed until guards are available.
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William A. Barry
Huntington Play‘pround
Frazier, Wilson
Lincoln Parks
Syracuse Pilots Die in Plane Crash Near Kirkville
Two Syracuse fliers Howard Downing and Walter Bower died when their two seater crashed after a wheel came off damaging the tail. They left Hancock field at 3 58 P M for a Kirkville cruise and were pronounced dead at the scene near Pools Brook Road.
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Syracuse
Kirkville
Howard Downing
Eeley Av
Mattydale
Walter D. Bower
W. Geneseest
A. Chicken .Coop
William Bullis
Pools Brook
Harry L. Gilmore
Downing
Bower
Hancock Airport
K. J. Merrill
BCI
Herbert Zion
Hancock Field
Ted Pinkowski
Lakeview Av
Syra
Tax Aid Held As Gambler ROCHESTER
A deputy collector of internal revenue and 17 others were to be arraigned today in city court on gambling charges after police raided three gambling dens. Bernard E. Desiderio, 49, an internal revenue agent, was arrested at his home and charged as keeper of a gambling establishment and receiving wagers. He was released on $500 bail. the 17 others shared a total $2,110 bail.
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Rochester
Internal Revenue
Bernard E. Desiderio
Desiderio
Charles H. Hogan
Thomas T. Culhane
Culhane
Washington fights over inflation powers amid war on controls
Washington officials led by Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston and Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle urged strong anti inflation powers as the House pressed on with more than 60 weakening amendments to the Defense Production Act. Farm leaders urged tax hikes instead. House expected to extend price wage rent controls for a year while relaxing some provisions. Priest projected the House would restore most authority to roll back prices but not farm price rollbacks.
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Washington
House
Eric A. Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
C.I.0
AFL
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Disalle
Duluth
Minn
Johnston
U.S. News and World Report
Butit
Truman
J. Bercy Priest
Bathers Cry Wolf Then One Drowns
In Baltimore Big Gun Powder Falls fishermen rushed to aid when cries for help echoed from a group of bathers. The group laughed at the panicked swimmers. Hours later police recovered the body of Robert Bates, 29, from the water.
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Baltimore
Big Gunpowder Falls
Robert Bates
Forces Clash as Sabres Down MiG Over Korea
Eighth Army reports light probing attacks by Communist ground forces across the western front while U S F 86 Sabre jets down a MiG 15. Allied aircraft protected B 29 raids on a red airfield at Sinanju and destroyed three enemy jets, damaged two others.UN patrols clash west northwest of Yonchon and Kumhwa see artillery against a enemy platoon. Scattered skirmishes occur central and east central fronts with an engagement ongoing late afternoon near Yanggu. On the east coast Communist forces shell UN positions northwest of Kansong followed by foot advances.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Sinanju
Setson
Kaesong
Yonchon
Kumhwa
Yanggu
Kansong
Truman seeks end to state of war with Germany
President Truman asked Congress to end the war state with Germany, citing Russia’s final peace settlement as making a total end impossible for now. The move aligns with Western Allies, with France and Britain expected to follow, while Commonwealth nations including Australia New Zealand and South Africa have ended their wars with Germany. New Zealand also ends war with Austria, a step of political and practical significance in postwar diplomacy.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Germany
Russia
Mr. Truman
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
South
Africa
Austria
G Ermans
Truman offers Harriman to help settle Iran oil dispute
President Truman proposes sending Averell Harriman to Iran to aid in settling the oil dispute with Britain. He warns the conflict could collapse oil operations, urging urgent action. Harriman serves as foreign affairs adviser and the offer follows Iran’s request for U.S. support of nationalization. Iran says ICJ rulings will not be abided, calling UN interference. British Foreign Secretary Morrison notes obscurity and ponders Security Council involvement.
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Washington
Truman
Averell Harriman
Iran
Harriman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Lou W. Henderson
India
Tehran
United Nations
International Court of Justice
Tran
London
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Britain
United States Security Council
Second Newark Fire Leaves 15 Hurt In Blaze
A second mysterious Newark fire broke out in a storage yard of National iBox and Lumber Company. It began just after 1:00 AM near Warren Petroleum, following Saturday’s propane tank blast. Damage estimated at 5 million dollars. fifteen people were injured.
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Newark
N. J
National iBox and Lumber Company
Warren Petroleum Company
Drowning ends Liverpool camping trip for 7 year old
A 7 year old girl Joanne Marie Scharoun drowns at Butterfield Lake near Redwood during a family camping trip. She reportedly fell from a dock while playing alone and was found about an hour later. The coroner ruled accidental drowning after unsuccessful CPR. Her family details and search efforts are noted. funeral arrangements pending.
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Liverpool
Joanne
Marie Scharoun
Butterfield Lake
Redwood
Henry M. Scharoun
Walter G. Robinson
Alexandria Bay
Labor to Demand Tough Controls
Washington leaders of major unions formed the United Labor Policy Committee to plan a last-stand push for strict price controls. They denounce the ban on price rollbacks in the 31 day extension of the Defense Production Act and seek an improved law to take effect August 1. The committee may nominate a member to assist Office of Price Stabilization Director Michael DiSalle.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Michael Vv. DiSalle
Recount Ends With Coin Toss Victory in Illinois
In Centralia Illinois a tie led to a coin toss for Brushy township commissioner in Saline County. Democrat Paul Drdit won the toss and initially secured the office, but Republican Oval Hawkins demanded a court recount and won by one vote.
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Centralia
Paul Drdit
Brushy
Saline County
Ilinois
Oval Hawkins
Hawkins
Today’s Chuckle About a Housebound Burglary Bride
A lighthearted magazine blurb riffs on a woman who knowingly married a burglar to gain a quiet, handy husband trained to pick up things and remain unobtrusive around the house. The satire plays on domestic life and crime etiquette with a wink.
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Il. &N
Truce Delegates Meet for South Korea Cease Fire Talks
Four U S officers and a Republic of Korea general prepare to discuss eleven cease fire arrangements with the Communists at Kaesong South Korea. First talks set for tomorrow with Vice Admiral C Turner Joy and Rear Admiral Arleigh Burke representing the Navy Maj General L C Craigie of the Air Forces and Maj General I J Hodes of the Army AP wirephoto.
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U.S
ROK
Kaesong
South Korea
C. Turner Joy
Arleigh Burke
Navy
L. C. Craigie
U. S
I. J. Hodes
Army
Wirephoto
Eisenhower to Move HQ Near Paris in 10 Day Shift
General Dwight D Eisenhower will relocate his Allied command to a new base near Paris. The HQ will be formed from prefabricated houses set near a forest about 15 miles west of Paris at Marly le Roi.
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Paris
Dwight ‘D. Eisenhower
Europa
Marly-le- Rot
Ridgway Seeks Armistice by Wednesday in Korea
UN top delegate Gen. Matthew Ridgway said he hopes for a cease-fire by Wednesday once armistice talks begin in Kaesong with five United Nations negotiators and four Communist delegates. Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, Ridgway's chief negotiator, aimed for a cease-fire the day after tomorrow, while Ridgway warned that any halt depends on the talks’ pace and good faith. The Kaesong meeting marks the start of negotiations to end the yearlong conflict as Peiping radio reports formal talks to begin Tuesday.
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Sehool
Korea
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. S. Far Eastern
Ridgway
Tokyo
Kaesong
Seoul
E.C.T
Peiping Radio
Nam Il
Lee Sang Cho
Tung Hua
Hsieh Fang
Eight Saved After Hours Adrift in Chesapeake Bay
Four women and four youths, who tied together, swam for hours after their cabin cruiser broke up in Chesapeake Bay near Deal, Maryland. Ninth survivor Philips Klosky, 23, DC, swam nearly 2.5 miles to shore to raise the alarm. His fiancée Rita McDonald from DC was among those in the water. Klosky urged rescuers to continue search as others were brought to safety.
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Deale, Md
Chesapeake Bay
Philips Klosky
Washington
Rita McDonald
Washington, D. C
Tye
Klosxy
Snow Covers Sydney as Winter Grips Southeastern Australia
A cold snap in southeastern Australia brought snow to the highlands and icy winds across Sydney. Temperatures dropped to 25 degrees in the snow belt and about 45 degrees in Sydney as the winter chill intensified.
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Sydney
Australia
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Scharcun
Joanne “Marie
Paul Erlenback
Winson
Admiral Joy
Admiral Burke
Craigie
Hodes
Earnest Hoberecht
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