Unity With British Key Of Envoy's Hill Talk
Australian Ambassador Norman J. C. Makin told Syracuse University commencement crowd that no nation can isolate itself and peace rests on international law. He praised English speaking peoples for contributing to peace and received an honorary doctor of laws. Syracuse awarded 67 master's and doctorates and 259 baccalaureates as 1970s honorees were named.
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Sky'll Drip Again Forecaster Warns of Showers
Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller notes no real relief from the record rainfall. He forecasts showers today and tonight as a low pressure system passes. A cooler trend is due late tonight into Tuesday with mostly cloudy skies and lingering unsettled conditions.
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Riots in London Sparks Arrests at Veterans Meetings
Riots erupted in London today after two veterans meetings where fascist speeches were alleged. Police detained ten persons as crowds clashed with officers at the events.
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Features and notices section tease across pages 28 27
The page guide lists features across multiple columns and sections including comic Ida Jean Warner Brady Crousward Mary Haworth horoscope and various regulars such as Amusements Letters Classifieds Radio City Life Social Deaths and Sports. It notes pages where these items appear and mentions a movie picture on page 8.
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Mary Haworth
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Memorial Day Violent Death Toll Climbs Across Nation
Violent deaths during the three day Memorial Day holiday totaled 498, led by 95 fatalities in two major airline crashes and 43 deaths from tornadoes in Arkansas and Oklahoma. Drownings reached 62 and highway crashes added 31 more. New York reported 80 fatalities, Maryland 60, and Arkansas 38 from Sunday's tornado.
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May trial denies firm was a front in May trial
Wasington LLP heard testimony by Dr Henry M Garsson and his brother Mar Garsson as to a 2 Kentucky Amber tract used to supply lumber for packing munitions. Prosecutors allege the purchases masked payments for favors to former Congressman Andrew J May. Garsson testified in 1943 his firm faced trouble obtaining lumber for shell boxes and equipment.
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Food thefts prompt Berlin military alerts
In Berlin both Soviet and United States military authorities imposed special precautions to curb rising thefts of food and commodities believed to be entering the black market in large quantity.
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United States
Tornado Toll Rises Across Arkansas and Oklahoma
AP reports hundreds injured and at least 43 dead as a large tornado sweep hits southeastern Arkansas near Pine Bluff and devastates Leedey Oklahoma. Many victims are children. recovery and missing persons count remain high amid widespread property damage.
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United Nations to hear Lilienthal on atomic control plan
The United Nations set a busy schedule with a plenary Palestine Inquiry Commission and a Lilienthal address on establishing an International Atomic Control Agency. Lilienthal, head of the U.S. atomic program, was asked to present views on organizational and administrative functions of the proposed system during today's Lake Success session.
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Pupils’ proficiency shows modern arithmetic edge over 1846 results
Wellesley Junior High pupils scored 88 percent in arithmetic and 57 percent in spelling, far surpassing Springfield 1846 results of 28.4 percent arithmetic and ? spelling. The set included challenging ciphering problems about fruit trading, area, fractions, and simple interest, reflecting sharper scholastic attainment of today’s students.
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Brigade Arrives in Split For Greek Leftist Aid
Greek authorities reported that the first elements of an international brigade formed in France and Italy to back leftist campaigns in Greece had landed at the Yugoslav port of Split.
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Korean Provisional Government Talk Progress Reported
Bulletin No 1 of the Joint U S Russian Commission notes rapid progress in preparing for consultation among Korean political parties on a provisional government form to be established in Korea. The two powers discuss steps toward legitimacy and self governance.
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Attorney Named to $8,000 City Bench Post
William H. Bamerick a Syracuse attorney for 25 years was appointed judge of the Court of Special Sessions by Mayor Frank J. Costello. He took the oath in the mayor’s office from City Clerk Edward Br. Apps. Judge Bamerick succeeds the late Homer W. Walsh who died May 24.
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Bamerick Appointed Police Court Judge Sparks GOP Rename Talk
William M. Bamerick named Police Court judge following Pirro appointment. Observers foresee Nicholas Pirro’s renomination for a third term as county treasurer with Morell discussed for councilman at large. Bamerick, a Bellevue figure with ties to the Eighth Ward and Boy Scouts, has four sons and a noted family history of public service.
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Fragmented War Memoir Mentions Stronghold and Forces
A damaged fragment describes individuals linked to an army unit and various formations. References mention Ankara and Syracuse connections, an unknown Mediterranean High School, and Syracuse University Law, with scattered notes about naval experts and strategic island considerations.
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Pope warns world sinks under postwar burdens
The Pope warned the world is sinking under postwar problems and humbling moral efforts. He urged replacing discord with peace and warned that history will judge future generations by current actions. He spoke at a college address, stressing urgent solutions to overwhelming problems and the need for a starting point to reawaken faith.
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Mrs Truman Still Holding Her Own
Martha B. Truman, 94, the President's mother, was reported by physician Gen. Wallace Graham to be holding her own and resting comfortably today.
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White House to Send Universal Military Training Report
The White House said the administration will forward the sensational universal military training report to Congress by letter rather than a message. It notes a grim warning of a possible atomic bomb attack within four to ten years and references the commission's strong recommendation for a universal military training program. The president’s views on the commission’s suggestions will be shared in the transmittal letter.
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Marshall Aide Suspends Part of $30 Million Italy Credit
Washington announced a halt on the unused half of a $30 million credit to wartime ally Italy amid turmoil in Hungary. Secretary Marshall praised Italy's non Communist regime formed with Alcide de Gasperi and pledged continued aid to the Italian people. A loan review and export bank consideration are underway as Hungary’s postwar shifts continue to unfold.
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Hungary seeks peaceful cooperation with major powers
Budapest based Premier Laries Dinnyas said his government aims for peaceful cooperation with all great powers. He stressed not specifically aligning with the Soviet Union. This was his first speech since Ferenc Nagy resigned under Communist pressure while vacationing in Switzerland.
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High Court to Rule On Religious Study
The Supreme Court agreed to review the Illinois Supreme Court ruling allowing religious education classes in Champaign public schools. Vashti McCollin, a 53 year old mother of three, describes herself as a rationalist and seeks to ban the classes. Her attorney urges the ban and argues the appeal raises the validity of sectarian religious instruction in public schools.
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