Carol Bluman Receives Rare Heart Surgery in Boston
Six year old Carol Bluman of Syracuse underwent a rare heart operation in Boston to correct patent ductus arteriosus. Surgeon Dr Robert Cross, recent Mead Johnson prize recipient, exposed the heart after opening the chest and used a breakthrough technique to restore normal heart growth. Carol spent two weeks in the hospital and returned home for follow up with her Syracuse physician.
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Danny Driscoll
Marshall’s China peace effort teeters on collapse
Shanghai dispatch reports U S General George Marshall’s mediation between Nationalists and Communists faltering as Chiang Kai-shek faces nationalist demands for a full scale offensive. Marshall, largely isolated, had been the main restraint against civil war, but prospects of war grow stronger as protests fade.
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Hughes Recovers From July PlaneCrash Injuries
Hughes was pronounced out of danger and on the road to recovery after injuries from a flaming crash of an Army experimental photo reconnaissance plane tested alone on July 7. His temperature is normal and he sleeps regularly.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area and eastern New York
The U S Weather Bureau reports mostly cloudy skies with occasional showers today tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Highest Monday near record highs, 64 to 64 on the low side 64. Sunset 8 36 PM sunrise 5 47 AM. Relative humidity around 75 at 8 30 PM and 93 at 8 30 AM. Eastern New York sees mostly clouds showers and thunder showers tonight with Wednesday partly cloudy fog and a coastal morning shower or drizzle and little temperature change.
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Muggy Weather Forecast From Local Weatherman
The forecast describes hot, muggy conditions with tropical maritime air and high humidity. Expect little wind, mostly cloudy skies, and occasional showers today through Wednesday as temperatures rise from 68 to about 82 degrees, with noon at 73.
Royal princesses train aboard Duke of York ship
Britain's royal princesses Margaret and Elizabeth learned about life at sea aboard the training ship Duke of York. They will spend several days aboard the vessel as part of their training in the British Sea Rangers.
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War profits case hears secretary's hazy denial
Senate War Investigating Committee heard Jean Bates a secretary in the Garsson munitions network testify that Dr. Henry Garsson and Joseph Freeman urged her to be a little hazy about seeing War Department Attorney Albert W. Jacobson. Bates quoted Freeman asking if she wanted two innocent men to go to jail. Garsson led an Illinois syndicate handling 78 million dollars in government contracts with Freeman as his Washington representative.
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Murder Case Hearing Set for Harold Horton
Harold Horton, 36, charged with first degree murder in his wife Mildred Horton's fatal shooting, had a hearing date set after his arraignment before Justice of the Peace Ralph Hutchings. Horton, who surrendered after telephoning the sheriff, gave no plea and demanded examination. district attorney notes an argued motive over drinking. The couple, married 1933 in Hallstead, Pa, have three children.
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Firemen Gather for 47th Western New York Convention
Six hundred volunteer firemen from eight Western New York counties gathered in Fredonia for the 47th annual convention of the Western New York Volunteer Firemen's Association.
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Hundreds rounded up after King David Hotel blast in Jerusalem
British police probe the King David Hotel bombing after about 100 people were dead or missing. They rounded up hundreds of suspects and found a wounded Jew nearby, with clues linking others to the scene as investigators pursue the case.
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King David Hotel
Attlee Decries Jerusalem Bombing as Insane Terrorism
In London Prime Minister Clement Attlee called the dynamiting of the British military headquarters in Jerusalem an insane act of terrorism. He said Britain was horrified by the brutal murderous crime, the worst outrages in Palestine in the last two months. Police arrests followed amid a Jewish underground bombing campaign.
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Palestine
Light Bread Returning May Depend On Harvests
A Agriculture Department official said lighter colored bread and normal loaf sizes may return if crop forecasts are met. A mid July survey predicts corn output over 3.49 billion bushels and wheat around 1.13 billion, enabling more grain for hunger areas and millers to 85 percent of last year’s output while curbing brewers and distillers.
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Nine men sentenced to death by Polish court
A Polish military court at Bialystok sentenced nine men to death and fourteen others to prison terms ranging from six to fifteen years for terroristic activities.
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Bialystok
Good Bikini Weather Forecast Aboard the U S S Mt McKinley
The at sea forecast details the first underwater atomic blast near Bikini atoll. Scientists debate how much energy pierces water versus air with estimates from half to ninety percent in water. A dome of water a half mile wide is expected to form, with limited daylight flash visible.
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Atomic test planned for Bikini at 8 35 A M Thursday
The Associated Press reports that barring changes the fifth atomic blast will occur at 8 35 A M Bikini time on Thursday July 25, 5 34 P M EDT. A favorable forecast suggests the program proceeds as planned with seventy five ships in Bikini Atoll ready.
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Heirens Attorneys Confer as Grand Jury Prep Opens
Chicago reports that William Heirens met with his defense lawyers in the county jail chapel as prosecutors move toward presenting the case to a grand jury for indictment in the Degnan kidnapping and killings. Attorneys indicated no confession would be forthcoming despite prior speculation. Heirens remains held under $290,000 bond ahead of arraignment on the 29th.
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Truman to Fly Home to Vote
President Truman plans to depart Washington around 8 A.M. Saturday August 3 to be airborne for about four hours to return home in time to vote. He will fly back to Washington after voting in the Democratic primary in Independence Missouri on Tuesday.
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Inside Pearl Harbor blame in today's editorial page
David Lawrence writes on the editorial page that the report on Pearl Harbor fixes responsibility for the disaster that started the Pacific War. The content appears in the newspaper's inside section with references to various pages and columns such as Amusements and Classifieds.
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Negroes Vote in Tennessee Primaries Also Open to All
In Tennessee the Democratic and Republican primaries on August 1 will be open to whites and Negroes alike, a continuation of the mixed balloting long practiced since Reconstruction. The Negro vote is normally small, comprising about 16 percent of the population, with Memphis a notable exception where African Americans lean Democratic. In most big cities, Negroes vote with the Democratic party, while East Tennessee remains traditionally Republican. Concluded on Page 11, Column 7.
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Pastor Pleads For Help In Disappearance Of Wife
The Rev. Paul Lambert of Bonner Springs appeals to Kansas City authorities for aid in locating his wife who vanished Sunday night after leaving a farewell note read to their congregation. Lambert founded and leads the Baptist Church there. Concluded on Page 2, Column 6.
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Gale in Gotham Ravages New York Area
A violent rainstorm plowed through the New York metropolitan region causing significant damage. The past 24 hours saw 2.46 inches of rain and southeast winds reaching 42 miles per hour, classed as gale force.
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Arnall Faces Hard Path as Talmadge Rises in Georgia Politics
Gene Talmadge’s comeback reshapes Georgia politics, challenging Ellis Arnall and threatening his bid for national prominence. Arnall, once a reform leader who toppled a governor, now faces a party realignment that could block his future ambitions, including a potential 1948 vice presidential run.
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Russians Scare Fish On Morgan Estate
Native fishermen on Long Island Sound complain that bare Russian chests and loud Slavic shouts from the late J. P. Morgan estate beach scare striped bass. Fishermen note Russians splash and yell while sunbathing and playing volleyball, driving fish away. neighbors gripe about grass cutting as the Soviet Purchasing Commission leases the mansion.
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Vacation plan for Herald Journal service carrier
A reader asks to inform the Herald Journal carrier of the departure date from the city and the return date. The carrier will handle the arrangements.
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Quick Showdown Votes Set on Price Controls
Washington AP report says OPA may be revived before midnight as leaders push House and Senate to approve a compromise price control bill for Truman. If signed, price ceilings on major foods may be banned for at least 30 days and full rent authority restored pending calculations. Taft backs the compromise. Wolcott declines to support. Concluded on Page 2, Column 6.
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