Inquiring Reporter Answers From Local Fisher Fans
Peggy McCarthy gathers local residents views on fishing. Dorothy Durg ee says she enjoys fishing and vacationing near Lake Champlain despite no catches. David Mooney finds fishing relaxing at Adirondacks and hopes for better luck. Victor Ciaccio recalls Oneida Lake trips. James Gifford enjoys trout fishing for relaxation. Ernest Sprague lists fishing and motorcycle riding as favorites and notes two pike caught near Black River.
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David Mooney
Gifford St
Internal Revenue
Adirondacks
Victor Ciaccio
Cadwell Phelerkt
Oneida Lake
Ernest Sprague
Chase Ter
Black River
Murray Demands Slash in Prices
Washington report says Philip Murray of the CIO urged Congress to ensure basic life necessities are affordable and to re enact the excess profits tax to curb speculative profits. He warned the economy faces dislocation if prices are unchecked and urged investigations into big business profit and price policies since the end of OPA in 1946.
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Washington
Philip Murray
C.10
Congress
Murray
CLO
Justice Department
How to Care for Faulty Electrical Appliances
A reader warns that useless electrical gadgets waste money and outlines safe handling tips to prevent damage. Do not drop, dunk, or yank plugs or switches. For repair inquiries, write to Mr. Cobb with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Goren on Bridge in Cleveland match during North surrender
In a Central Ohio Championship bridge column, Charles H. Goren discusses a North hand that withheld the ten of clubs to shield South in a squeeze after five spades and four hearts were played. The narrative notes varied final contracts from six no trump to seven no trump and details the strategic missteps and defensive decisions observed.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Hearts
Hertarer
Racial Bias In Army Tepid Debate Sparks White House Row
President Truman facing questions on an equality order and possible groundwork for ending segregation in the Army. He confirmed he had been informed Gen Bradley favored segregation among lower echelons, and affirmed his order could aim at eventual end to segregation while serving as Commander-in-Chief.
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North
South
Wasiington
Teuman
Omar Brady
Army
Truman
Secretary of the Army
Gen. Bradley
Touman
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Glinton St
Qnd
Dorothy Durgee
Lynch
Lake Champlain
James Gifford
Baldwins- Ville
Hubbard Cobb
Handy Man
Syracuse Tucker Sales, Inc
W. Genesee St
Ciara
Goren
Charles H. Goren
West
Agias
EAST
Yario Eimes
King of Diamonds
Ray
Taylor
Widmer
N.Y
Atten
Seagram
J. Walker
Liguoh
Raynor Avenue
Smart
Deny Pines
Emperor Red
Cos
Syracuse
Royal Radio Service
Park Ave
John D. Shaver
S. Safina
Syracuse Electronics Corp
Tuttle Sales Co., Inc
M. H. Williams CO
South Ave
Solvay Tuttle Sales
Milton Ave
Peet
Manlius St
Erren Plumbing
Irving
Harry H. Brooks
SeLifactory
Erate
Wledici
Chrome P
Elis
Gree
Carmen
Leo Rat
Tina
Cortland
Main St
Salina St
Fulton
Queida St
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