Friendship Won't Win Over Russians, Atkinson Says
Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times argues in a Herald Journal series that friendship cannot bridge the gap with the Soviet Union. He describes the Soviet apparatus as a political machine with no freedoms inside and says the government will resist outside influence regardless of friendly ties.
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Overpaid A Million Sidney Hillman Dies
Falls rescue tragedy near Vernal Falls in Yosemite California. Eleven year old Keen Freeman and Navy veteran Or yite Loos attempted a canteen retrieval and both died after slipping into racing current. Walter Freeman of Washington DC commented. Rangers search for bodies. AP Wirephoto.
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Bandits Escape After $12,000 Stickup At West End Brewing
Police pursue three fingerprints in a Tuesday evening robbery at the West End Brewing Co. where manager Edward E. Roblischon and his son John were tied with wire and rope. About $2,000 in cash and $10,000 in negotiable checks were taken. robbers used a professional plan and are believed to have studied employee movements over two months. The heist occurred at 6 03 P M as receipts are heaviest on that day of the week.
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Sailor Marries Pal's Mother in Knoxville
In Knoxville, an 18 year old sailor named Walter Hall wed a 38 year old landmother, the mother of three. The marriage occurred last Saturday in Rossville, Georgia, after a year of romance sparked during a visit when Hall met her son.
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Weather Hereford Forecast from Syracuse Area
Weather forecast for today and tonight in Syracuse area shows fair conditions with warm temperatures. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies with possible showers, high near 63 and low around 63. Sunset at 8 45 P.M. and sunrise Thursday at 5 36 A.M. Record highs and lows noted from 1936 and 1942.
Fatal game ends in death of LynCourt Merchant player
John Giacobbe, 15, son of Mr and Mrs John Giacobbe of Orwood Place, died after being struck on the left temple by a pitched ball during a Lyncourt Merchants practice game at Lyncourt diamond. He died at Syracuse General Hospital about 11 PM from a cerebral hemorrhage. A North High School graduate, he played basketball, baseball and football, served on the student council and dramatic club, and held leadership roles in Boy Scout Troop 17 and local news service.
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Power In Labor and Politics Centered on Sidney Hillman
Sidney Hillman 59, once a garment worker turned chief of the CIO Political Action Committee, died of a heart condition. He sparked a political storm in 1944 during the Democratic and Roosevelt era, with Republicans accusing Democrats and Hillman of dictating convention strategies. The note recalls his influence amid the Chicago convention and the slogan clear everything with Sidney.
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Hot Cold Spell To Hit Week With Warm Then Cool Air
The Weather Bureau forecasts a split week with a hot spell by Thursday pushing temperatures into the 90s after a string of 80s. By Friday a sharp turn to cooler, below normal readings is expected, with a cool loft lasting a day or two and possible thunder showers today and tonight.
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Eye banks gain pledge from Pittsburgh optometrists
Three hundred optometrists at a Pittsburgh convention pledged to bequeath their eyes to eye banks to aid vision research after death. The move aims to improve careers and advance care, reflecting broad support for sight preservation.
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Mischief Aboard Ada Rehan Ship Leads Coast Guard Probe
New York dispatch reports a drunken baboon on the Liberty Ship Ada Rehan allegedly nipped the skipper and stirred the crew aboard during a voyage that started August 16 1945 from San Francisco to New Orleans. Two crewmen faced misconduct charges while licenses were suspended for three months for others. The Coast Guard sought further details about three giggling Iranian women aboard and the ship’s master Captain Frank H Haas. The vessel docked in Jersey City after a lengthy delay of ten months and three weeks.
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Lustig Gets Four Year Term In Tax Case
Henry Lustig president of Longchamps restaurant chain was sentenced to four years in prison after conviction on evading federal income taxes totaling 2,872,766. Judge Harold Kennedy also fined Lustig 335,000 while E Allen Lustig nephew received three years and Joseph Sohel accountant two years for their roles in the alleged conspiracy. Lloyd Stryker chief defense counsel filed notice of appeal.
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1947 Price Controls Debate Shrinks Meat Dairy Poultry Scope
Washington neared a second veto threat as a bipartisan Senate bloc moved to ban future ceilings on milk butter and cheese. The administration faced renewed pressure from a price control revival with a meat dairy and poultry exemption vote pending. New York City buzzed with price jumps from penny sticks to five cent gum as stalls report expanding all day stickers under OPA ceilings.
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Harold E Stassen Backed Candidate Praised In Capital Calling
In the Capital Calling column by Marquis Childs, Harold E Stassen's candidate receives favorable treatment as a sign of good political news. The page also lists sections across the paper including Amusements Financial Classified Haworth City Lite Inq Reporter Comics Deaths Social News Dr Brady Sports and letters with Today’s Pictures on page 21.
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Vacation Date the Herski Journal Carrier Announces
The note requests the carrier to report the date of departure from the city and the return date. It promises to handle the arrangements once those dates are provided.
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Lightning strikes two tractors kill two near Lubbock
Lightning struck two tractors about 100 feet apart in a field near Lubbock yesterday, killing a man identified as one of the drivers. The other victim was also killed in the same storm, with authorities investigating the event and noting the men were transporting farm equipment when the strike occurred.
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Confesses Taking Mussolini's Body
Police announced the arrest of Mauro Rana denying he is the ringleader and said Rana confessed. He claimed the Mussolini body was buried somewhere near Milan and police expected to recover it.
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Two Film Beauties Seek Hughes After Crash
Crying on the Outside reports Lana Turner and Jane Russell failing to reach Howard Hughes after his latest plane crash. Turner, seen at Catalina Island and Palm Springs with Hughes, was seen crying as she left Good. Concluded on page 18, column 7.
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Air Crash Kills Crew as Plane Crashes Mount Tom
Twenty five bodies recovered from a converted B 17 that crashed into Mount Tom near Worcester during a rain storm last night. The victims include five civilians, 14 Navy personnel, and Army crew members. Pilot and co pilot found trapped at their seats. Plane en route from Goose Bay to Westover Field. Authorities say the crew reported no trouble before the crash.
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Vets Slow to Buy Surplus Tools at Buffalo Plant
War veterans have purchased just $6,000 worth of surplus machine tools and equipment valued at $7,000,000, conducted by the War Assets Administration at Bell Air Craft Corporation's former Buffalo plant.
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Weston College Seismograph Reports Suspected Alaska Quake
Weston College seismograph station reported a possible earthquake yesterday around 8 15 AM. The unreliable data suggests a model six quake may have occurred near Alaska, with instruments indicating seismic activity.
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Royall Questions Overpayment to Batavia Metal Firm
Under secretary of War Kenneth C. Royall stated the Government overpaid Batavia Metal Products Company by about 1 million dollars on munitions contracts. He noted an initial 4.5 million advance, the tentative 959,895.69 repayment offer, and doubts whether Batavia can repay. Royall pressed for a Justice investigation into Batavia and Erie Basin Metal Products as an affiliate, while Caudle warned the offer could affect prosecutions.
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