Senators Fight For Equal Rights Amendment Debate
Senator Radcliffe leads push for a constitutional amendment granting women equal rights under the law while opponents like Senator Murdock warn it would disrupt state laws protecting mothers and workers. The measure, introduced with 23 co sponsors, faces a two thirds Senate and House vote before state ratification. Hundreds of women leaders gather in testimony before the judiciary committee.
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Utah
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Radcliffe
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Hot Friday Forecast Brings Thunderstorms After Heat Spike
Syracuse weather today rises above 90 degrees as tropical air from the southwest pushes in. The heat peaks near 92 with clear skies, but a humid atmosphere and thundershowers Friday afternoon into Saturday will ease the heat as a cooler air mass moves in from the south. Sunday looks milder.
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Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Oklahoma
Franco Says frontier Aces Force Large Spanish Army
Generalissimo Franco declared that men he called aces on the frontier since the civil war forced Spain to maintain a larger than normal army. The remark framed Spain's postwar defense posture and echoed ongoing tensions along the border.
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Madrid
Franco
Spain
Weather forecast for Syracuse area mild plus storms
The Weather Bureau predicts a warm, humid day with fall warmth, followed by scattered thundershowers in the afternoon or evening. Highest 94, lowest 53, sunset 8:40. Record highs and lows noted. humidity around 44 percent at 8:30 P.M. and 82 percent at 8:30 A.M.
Price Plan Showdown On OPA Delayed In Senate Fight
Washington report notes OPA was sidelined by fights over women rights and silver prices. Senator Barkley said a compromise price control bill with Truman seems unlikely before tomorrow. Senate House conference broke up for quorum, while senators debated a constitutional amendment for equal rights. Concluded on Page 2.
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Washington
OPA
Barkley
Truman
Senate House Conference Committee
House Votes on A-Energy Bills in Congress
WASHINGTON (P). Atomic energy legislation heads to a House vote amid acknowledged trouble and ongoing clash over civilian versus military control. Supporters warn of friction ahead, with only a slim chance of outright defeat.
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Washington (P
Army to Return Fair Grounds to State by Oct 1
The Army plans to return the state fair grounds by October 1 enabling Syracuse University to use the buildings for a proposed college for 1000 veterans. Connolly met with Hugh C. Gregg and Raymond H. Jackman to finalize plans. Jackman to discuss with the War Assets Administration and the Office of Education in Washington. The War Assets Administration and Army agreed to shorten the wind‑up period at the fair grounds by 30 days.
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Demaiaa
Syracuse University
Connollly
Hugh C. Gregg
Raymond H. Jackman
Jackman
Connolly
War Assets Administration
Army
Fair Grounds
Costa Rica First Daughter Studying at Syracuse University
The first daughter of Costa Rica, daughter of President Teodoro Picado, is among Syracuse University summer session students. She blends with government circles, studying language and customs with U.S. students, while rumors float about her impact on the good neighbor policy.
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Costa Rica
Syracuse University
San Jose
Whee
Teodoro Picado
Feld Margaret Truman
Clemencia
United States
Stand Put On Rationing Stand Put On Rationing
London reports the labor government insisting on its rationing plans amid baker protests and a Commons vote to investigate street posters opposing the plan. Winston Churchill taunted labor MPs about free speech as he accused them of moving toward suppression.
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Labor
House of Commons
House
Winston ‘Churchill
Russia
Talmadge Increases Georgia Vote Lead In Primary
Georgia returns show Eugene Talmadge expanding his lead in the Democratic gubernatorial race based on unit votes across counties. Carmichael leads in popular vote, with Rivers and O Kelle y totaling smaller shares. Counts were from 153 counties with 1,023 of 1,746 precincts reported. results uncertain as tabulation continues.
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Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
James V. Carmichael
Géorgia
Carmichael
Ellis Arnall
BE. D. Rivers
Hoke O'Kelley
Rivers
O’kelley
Quakes Reported From Distant Source Near New York
Fordham University reported a series of fairly severe earthquakes centered about 2,600 miles away from New York in an unknown direction. The notice notes unusual seismic activity and provides no location or date details.
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NEW York
INS
Fordhan University
Editorial: Patents on atomic devices guard against monopoly
Marquis Childs argues in Capital Calling that tight patent control on atomic technology is essential to prevent dangerous concentration of power and safeguard national interests.
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Marquis Childs
Vacation notice for Herald Journal carrier
City resident informs Herald Journal carrier of planned departure date and expected return. Carrier will manage publication and delivery duties in the absence.
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Herald- Journal
Cops Move In At Mead Hearing
Washington reports detail Eleanor B Hall a stenographer testifying about crooked employers the Garsson munitions lobbyists and lavish gifts to generals as part of a Mead Committee inquiry. She mentions Louie C Savelas a sensitive soul and amateur photographer and notes large sums in envelopes tied to Representative Andrew J May.
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Washington
Eleanor B. Hall
Mead Committee
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Louie C. Soveles
Benny Fields
Exconvict
Joseph Freeman
Garsson Brothers
Stalin appoints himself to Red Army command and Zhukov ousted
New York dispatch reports Generalissimo Stalin assumes high command of the Red Army while Marshal Georgi Zhukov, Russia's famed World War II hero, is moved to an obscure Odessa post. The shake-up, not publicly announced, was confirmed by United Press after initial censorship cleared. The report likens Zhukov’s reassignment to Eisenhower’s move to a U.S. post in New Orleans.
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Red Army
Georgi x. Zhukov
Soviet Union
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Zhukov
Russia
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Odessa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Orleans
Hughes Gains Drain Lung After Procedure
Los Angeles report on Howard Hughes medical bulletin states doctors tapped his left chest and drained over a quart of fluid last night. The condition remains unchanged from yesterday’s note of improvement, with Hughes saying he feels better than since the injury.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Verne Mason
Lawrence Chaffin
Livestock Buying Slows as Prices Fall in Chicago
In CHICAGO buyers showed weak demand with hogs bid as much as $2 lower and cattle bids also down. No early sales closed as analysts cite buyer resistance to high pork retail prices and possible restoration of OPA price controls plus heavy offerings as factors.
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Chicago
Washington
OPA
Truman says Myron Taylor stays as Vatican envoy
President Truman repeated at a Washington news conference that Myron Taylor will remain at the Vatican as a special presidential envoy until the peace treaties are completed.
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Washington
Truman
Myron Taylor
Vatican
Heirens Denies Involvement Blocking Plea Deal
Chicago report says 17 year old suspect William Heirens continued to deny killing anyone. Officials and defense agreed no plea deal could be made to spare trial and possible death by electric chair. Concluded on page 16, column 3.
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Chicago
INS
William Heirens
Senate War Committee uncovers new evidence in war profits probe
The Senate War Investigating Committee disclosed new evidence in its war profits inquiry into a Midwest munitions combine delaying a decision on testimony from Chairman May of the House Military Committee. The panel met behind closed doors for a general discussion and has invited May to testify voluntarily under cross examination and record-summoning conditions it has not accepted. May admitted aiding the Illinois munitions industry during the war but denies personal profit. The panel may reopen public hearings and will also decide action regarding Murray Garsson, a promoter of Erie Basin Metal Products of Elgin and Batavia Metal Products of Batavia, Alabama. The press was not permitted to learn the potential nature of the new evidence.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
May
Mead
D-N.y
Ilinois
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Combine
Murray Garsson
Garsson
Erie Basin Metal Products Company
Elgin, IL
Batavia Metal Products Company
Batavia
Truman Wars On Slaughter
President Truman declared he will back efforts to defeat Representative Roger C. Slaughter of Missouri in the fall elections. At a news conference he said he will help the Democratic party win and will pursue Slaughter’s defeat if possible.
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INS
Truman
Roger C. Slaughter
D-Mo
Democratic Party
Representative Slaughter
Planes deliver poultry feed to Nashua in emergency relief
Dailey Mills Inc. will use a chartered transport plane to ship five tons of poultry feed to Nashua New Hampshire, addressing a critical 24 hour supply shortage reported by the New England community.
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INS
Dailey Mills Inc
Nashua
N. H
New England
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