Sargent Sworn In as City Health Chief Plans Restaurant Licensing
Dr. Sargent was sworn in as Syracuse health commissioner and said he will verify restaurant licensing. He met with Mayor Costello and Di Maurice Dooling to discuss sanitation. He cited over 4,100 city tenants lacking 1948 licenses. about 200 still unaudited with placards reading operating without full approval. The Health Department aims to clear noncompliant sites by end of January and obtain licenses for about 1,000 restaurants, with 614 licenses issued and 93 approved but not obtained.
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Syracuses
Costello di Sargent
di Maurice 1
Dooling
Bureau of Food Sanitation Shell
di Sargent
H Burton Deust
Péwad Ro Apps
Smdi Noday
Dr Dooring
Cause Sought of £ 56,090 Paper Fire
Fire at a New York Central Railroad warehouse in Oswego last night damaged newsprint stored in the north end. Estimated loss about 50 000 dollars. Fire discovered at 6 26 PM. District Chief Ernest Goo del led the first alarm. Concluded on Page 4.
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Oswego
New York Central Railroad
GLP Cooperative Service | Inc
Ohas
Herald-Journal
Ernest Goodel
No Rain In Sight Across nation with warm temperatures
Weather data show normal to slightly above normal temperatures nationwide. Forecasters expect little rain with a low near 45 and a high around 78 tomorrow. Since May 22 rainfall totals are about 0.8 inch versus a normal 3 inches.
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Telephone Pay Tabs Resumed in Wage Dispute
New York representatives of the Telephone and Telegraph Co and the American Federation of Telephone Workers resumed wage talks affecting about 25,000 workers across 11 to 12 states. Negotiations aim to end a long standstill in the telecom pay dispute.
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New York
Ephone and
Elegraph Co
American Union of Telephone Workers
States
Presidential poll doubt clouds Eisenhower convention fate
A clipped electoral page reports doubts about Eisenhower securing the Republican nomination with Truman on first ballot possible per forecaster. Other sections tease pages 28 and 29 for horoscopes and features like Amusements, Classifieds, Music, City Life, and editorials.
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Ida Tean Kain
Dean Crossyord
Mary Haworth
Eadge
City Life
Edioriais
Leders
Broken Mirror Incident Sparks Fire Alarm in Utah Home
A fragmented OCR item describes a domestic fire scare in Utah where a lampshade and curtain were set aflame after a faulty connection. The family was alerted as smoke billowed from a downstairs area, prompting quick action to avert serious damage.
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James Lowy
Utah
Saved by Grip On Fifth Floor Window Fall
Dumitry Par homenko, 59, a window washer on the fifth floor, held by a broken safety rope after his harness failed. He dangled about ten minutes before rescuers stabilized him, suffering a fractured jaw and a bruised left shoulder along with cuts and bruises.
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Owicago
Dumitry Parhomenko
Band concert arrest at Central Park shocks crowd
A police drama unfolded at a Central Park band concert when two musicians, including a drummer from the Brass DSW yUIEK ensemble, stepped from the ranks to aid police. They announced a man in the audience was wanted for a cobrift and helped arrest him during the show.
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Yuiek
Bard
Cor Ibett
Portland Flood Forces Mass Evacuation and Damage Estimates
Officials warn of an impending crest as the Willamette River floods Portland area, with Vanport and South Portland at risk. Thousands flee homes while authorities assess damage and coordinate emergency response. engineers had warned of levee and flood risks ahead of the crest tonight.
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Portland
Teads
Sherm
Portland Housing Authority
Viaport
Welso Woedin
Kalama
Southarast
Vanport
Columba
Lomorrow
Downtoss
Union Station
Wilbamette Rover
Portlands
Sailions
Noth Portland
Vanpordiwaster
Catim
Jap Vessel Adrift Off Kobe Reported By Navy
The US Navy reported a Japanese vessel adrift in mid Pacific, with men aboard, as a destroyer was expected to reach the craft. A stockyards fire in St Paul caused about 600000 dollars in losses, razing a fifth of the area and destroying substantial cattle and supplies, with no serious injuries to firefighters.
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Kobe
Japan
Beiple Ly Witt
mid-Pacific
US Navy
Joh
Marrhand
Toc Yaunts
Truks
IL Hoppel
Noray Lvestock
Northern Pacific Railroad
Cass
L Olson
Stipaul_Union Stockyards Co
Ube
Stork
CTO
United Pacing Flouse
Memorial Day rites shadowed by communism threat and peace hopes
Syracuse Memorial Day observances at the Sailors and Soldiers monument featured Col George W Wood as honorary grand marshal who warned against fighting for an ideal on an empty stomach. Mayor Frank Costello and De Paul Steinberg of the Memorial Association urged Americans to avoid future wars, stressing unity and aid for peace, with coverage noted to continue on page eight.
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Solevin
America
Sn Syraldiers and Sailors
Col Cuse
Onondaga County
Wood Sud
Descrur
Orble
Syracuse
George W Wood
Com Loult
Vurnk T Costello
de Paul Steinberg
Memorial Association of
Onon- Ang County
Triest
Colum
Navy launch swamped in storm. 22 sailors dead near Norfolk
A Navy launch carrying 99 aboard to a ship after Memorial Day sank in Tampton Roads during rough seas. Twenty two men perished including nine Marines and 13 Navy personnel as the 50 foot craft foundered near Norfolk Naval Station. Rescue and salvage operations were conducted. many details and estimates remain uncertain.
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Bortole Va OM
Navs
Tampton Roads
Navy
Starming
Inderly
Ania
Mayor to Get School Plan in Conference
Mayor plans immediate action on a five year school program with Smith School principal Dr Edward Lang and Iserich director P Smith. Discussion will cover four new buildings and major changes for the city school system including the return of Engine 12 to the fire department and vacating property.
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Mayer Codethy
Sohnol Sapom
Edward IL Lang Pricipal
Smith School
Tr Tuy P Smith
Iserich
Cid
Patton
Wall J
Smuun
William L_ Connelly
Ping
Wild Dog Rampage Halts Quiet Suburb After Biting Children
A black and white mongrel attacked for five hours in Elizabeth Coday’s development, injuring eight children before authorities stopped the rampage. The incident prompted a palace spokesman to announce the royal wedding has been postponed amid widespread concern.
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Elizabeth
Cns
Shenneor Lomes
Sligabeth
Aliins
Michael of
Romain
All Acre Lakont
Anne of
Railroads to Cut Smoke Under City Ban
City officials and railroad heads announced a plan to remove volatile coal and stop locomotive smoke. Delaney and Eddy from TL and W outlined the agreement for two lines to abandon burning coal and switch to smokeless propulsion as of today, with enforcement steps to follow.
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Spokusmen
New York
Centuil
Delaware
lLachoelaney & Western
Peltly
Jann
William H Eddy
TL & W
Round House
Hitler's Personal Physician Dies in Camp Return
The report states the personal physician to Hitler, who had been held in an American internment camp, died this week after being released from captivity a few months earlier. The article notes his prior role and recent return.
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Hitler
Cormany
Mariel
Itlion
Coal Pact Fight: Lewis Denies Obligation to Bargain
John L Lowy argued that United Mine Workers are not obliged to bargain with the Southeast Coal Producers Association, amid a government motion to compel talks. He contends no part 11 talks or new contract negotiations have collapsed, and submits an affidavit criticizing the Southern group and his refusal to deal.
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LON Gpi
John L Lowy
Southeast Coal Producers Association
Thisks
Governs
Mets
Java faft-Takey
Atomia
Dny United Imine Workers
He Association
Lwis Pawyrirs
Robert Denham
He National
Abor
lafi-Tiatley
Lewis
He Sa
Southman
Ruhr Strike Off ARANKIURT Melting of Steel Con tinues
A fragment mentions a steel and metal company and a strike resolution by an authority, with unclear names and places due to damaged text. Readable portions indicate a dispute or settlement affecting operations and a potential restart of activity. Further details are unreadable in the transcription.
Jewish Fliers Hit Ammon in Palestine Mail Clash
Israel announced it accepted the United Nations appeal for a Palestine house fire order with an unconditional tone. A Tel Aviv spokesman noted the message carried a Jewish interpretation of the command. The Arab League met in Amman to decide their course, with a 6 PM deadline for replies from Jews and Arabs.
Bombings Hit Amman Ahead of Arab Conference Cease Fire Talks
Bombings near Amman Jordan hours before Arab Legion leaders meet to discuss a Palestine war cease fire proposal. Reports say air attacks may ruin hopes for a United Nations truce as Arab forces mass on a 40 mile front toward Tel Aviv. An RAF field near Amman was also attacked. casualties include two adults and two children killed, several wounded.
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Cairoom
Amman
Transjordan
Arab Legion
Abdullah
Jordan
Palestine
United Nations
Uma
Tel Aviv
Sue Wrilish
Jaffa
Amwan
Llane-Jordan
Billiah
Calcos
Umi
Arahx
Israel
Holiday Death Toll Passes 400 Mark
Holiday fatalities rise to 414 from Memorial Day, with accident deaths driving most of the toll. The report notes drownings in Vanport and multiple military deaths, highlighting the broad impact across states and services.
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Lrail
Vanport
Che Upstate Navy
Marine Corps
Lolan R Morrison
Coenen
Perse
Mongolian Opinion Narrows Win for Chinese Communists
A fragmented report notes that over the Memorias Day holiday the Chinese Communists face declining influence in Mongolia. The text suggests Mongols see Beijing as unsuccessful in courting the population and that Chinese efforts are yielding poorer results.
Memorial holiday toll rises in upstate New York crash saga
A Memorial Day stretch of fatalities in upstate New York, including a speed car driver and twenty others, highlighted a surge in deadly crashes. Officials reported multiple wrecks over the holiday period, prompting renewed calls for road safety measures and stricter enforcement.
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Mediter Veneta
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