Professors Named For S U Deanships At Syracuse
Chancellor Tolley recommended to Syracuse University board the appointment of three full professors to key deanships. Eric H. Faigle was tapped for Liberal Arts, John Harriman for Business Administration, and Alexander Charters to be assistant dean of University College downtown Syracuse. The moves align with transfers of the College of Medicine to the State University and outline duties and reimbursements, with University Hospital remaining on contract and the State covering deficits.
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Syracuse University
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Business Administration
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University of Fort Carolina
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Medical College
McCarthy to Fire New Communist Blast in Senate
Senator McCarthy readies a new attack on alleged Communist influence in government in a Senate speech. He aims to renew criticism of the Democratic Senate committee and defend against charges from Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine. Smith, leaving for UNESCO duties in Florence, urged an end to character assassination and immunity shield abuse. She was joined by several GOP colleagues in backing a declaration of conscience warning about growing national confusion.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
G.O.P
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
State Department
Smith
Italy
United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Florence
Truman
MacArthur Plot Spoofed by Japanese Reports
Major General Charles A. Willoughby said occupation headquarters received Japanese reports of another plot to assassinate General MacArthur but called them an absolute fake. He noted no extra guards were assigned and described the arrest of a paranoid Japanese man as not evidence of a plot.
Cop Baiters on Hill Summoned by Fire Bonfire
Patrolman Hurley arrested five Syracuse University students after a bonfire disturbance at 607 Comstock Avenue early today. Hurley radioed for help, and Patrolmen Linehan and Leahey arrived to assist. Students were booked on disorderly conduct after debris showed comic book pages.
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Comstock Av
Syracuse University
Ambrose Linehan
John Leahey
Hurley
4000 Hack Drivers Strike in London
Norfolk VA dispatch reports London taxi drivers led by owner drivers strike over pay and fees after a tense day. About 2300 cabs operated, most drivers refused to work, fares rose about one third, drivers seek 40 percent of fares as compensation amid reduced business.
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Norfolk
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Tiedunion
Today's Features and Editorials Preview
The page lists editorial content and features future sections. Marquis Childs analyzes the GOP comeback stance for fall politics. Regulars include Comics, Horoscope, Crossword, Amusements, Letters, and a Radiho-TV report with Local Sports.
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Letters
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Winchell
UN Rejection Sweeps Holy City Plan Says Israel Nixed
Roger Garreau reports to the UN Trusteeship Council that Israel rejected the plan for international control of Jerusalem and Jordan has ignored it. Both occupy separate sectors and refuse acceptance of the statutorily written control. The two sides show no willingness to surrender sovereignty or oversight.
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Lang Success II
Roger Garreau
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Israel
Kefauver probe widens crackdown on underworld activity
Senate crime and gambling inquiry gains momentum with President Truman’s support. Kefauver seeks to freeze Western Union message files and telephone toll slips to link interstate communications to racketeers. The probe spans New York Florida California as it expands before Count 1.
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Senate
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New York
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California
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Kefauver Committee
Western Union
Guilty verdict in Frankie Johnny case shocks jury
In Frankfort Indiana a jury finds Mrs Frankie Miller 29 guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of Leland Holliday 31 who left her for another woman. Judge Fred Campbell will sentence Monday. The defense notes scars from branding and a confession while detailing a troubled love triangle ending in murder.
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Fred Campbell
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Warm Wave In Prospect Weather Update
Prospect area sees a warm rise with a 50 to 78 degree swing as sun breaks through rain. Weatherman Andrew P Keller predicts continued better weather but showers may dampen gardeners late tomorrow. Tonight's low 37 and tomorrow's high 78. Bridgeport reports 1.48 inches of rain yesterday. Arizona records 100 mercury. Syracuse tied 16 years ago today.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Arizona
Syracuse
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Blaze at Green St Rooming House Displaces 12 Sleepers
A fire at 220 Green Street destroyed parts of a two story rooming house. Twelve residents fled after flames and heavy smoke filled hallways. Mrs. Madge Mills’s second floor apartment was the fire origin suspected in a closet. Firemen from Engines Seven and Nine and Truck Two controlled the blaze after about 45 minutes.
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Green St
Burton Wright
Philip Hiemes
Wright
Madge Mills
Mills
Guy Bossard
Deficit Spending Above 3 Billion
Washington reports a May deficit of 641,826 over receipts, bringing the first 11 months of the fiscal year to 3.23 billion in red. Officials warn month’s end may push the year deficit toward 5.4 billion as Truman staff experts project. The federal debt stood at 256.47 billion at May end.
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Truman
Treasury
Judge Rules Divorce After Husband Gave All Pay to Wife
In Cincinnati a common pleas judge, Charles B Bell, granted John Ismael a divorce for neglect after noting it is a mistake for a man to turn over his entire paycheck to his wife. Ismael, 52, married Elsie Ismael, 51, in 1919 and until last August did so. Washington reports that Congress advanced rent control extensions with local option on a six month tail, amid partisan debate.
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Common Pleas
Charles 8. Bell
Ohio Supreme Court
John Ismael
Ismael
Elsie Ismael
Reds Seize U.S. Cotton in Shanghai
Washington reports that Chinese Communists seized about 4 million dollars worth of Marshall Plan goods, mainly cotton, in Shanghai. They took 22 387 bales of raw cotton on March 17 after ECA officials refused to surrender the material. Hoffman said the goods were intended for Chinese people and charitable institutions, but the fate of the goods or sale proceeds remains unclear. The Communists will likely claim credit regardless of disposal.
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Paul G. Hoffman
Shanghai
ECA
China
Hoffman
Close Price Bill Move Brought Senators Back For Vote
Prospects of a close vote on a price uniformity bill drew Senators back from out of town as Majority Leader Lucas threatened a night session to push the Tong-disputed measure aimed at letting businessmen set uniform prices across markets.
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Mauna Loa Volcano Eruption Destroys Homes In Hawaii
A Mauna Loa eruption destroys about 15 homes and a Catholic church while lava flows toward the coast. Two or more people are missing as authorities report evacuation orders affecting Alte and Pahos villages and note telephone service is cut. Civil defense says lava streams reached areas near Hongunay VVaee three miles from a nearby town, with damage estimates still uncertain.
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Acheson urges larger arms aid for Western Europe
Secretary of State Acheson told the Senate that the United States may need to increase foreign arms outlays in coming years. He urged Congress to approve a new 1.2295 billion arms aid program for the fiscal year starting July 1, with 1 billion to bolster NATO defenses. He warned against reducing such aid and emphasized urgent, concerted action with Western democracies to deter aggression and keep the North Atlantic area secure. He said amassing economic and political cooperation among anti-Communist allies is essential. The testimony accompanied Truman's request for fresh funds to maintain munitions shipments this fiscal year.
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Congress
Acheson
H. Alexander Smith
United States
Western Europe
Russia
North Atlantic
Senate Foreign’ Relations and ‘Armed Services Committee
Truman
Two More Defendants Admit Spying in Czechoslovakia Trial
In a TASS reported treason trial at Pankrac Prison, two more of the 13 defendants pleaded fully guilty to espionage under Western diplomatic direction. Misa Frantiska Zeminova, 68, a long-time parliament member, and publisher Frantisek Preucil, 43, admitted their pleas before the state court.
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Czechoslovakia
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TASS
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Pankrac
Yale Students and Guests Fined for Overnight Beer Party
In Hyde Park New York four Yale students and three girls from Vassar and Smith Colleges were fined 23 dollars for the overnight beer rendezvous at a cabin in Norrie State Park. They admitted disorderly conduct as rain and mud fell on the prairie. troopers noted the group occupied the cabin without permission, leaving beer cans, showers and dust.
The Wrong Tree
Albert J Powers of the National Board of Fire Underwriters sold a story at an insurance agent luncheon in Dayton. A sober-looking woman urged the agent to insure her husband, claiming he has been arsoned with fire. The agent warned he was arming up the wrong tree as a fire insurance.
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Albert J. Powers
National Board of Fire Underwriter
Dayton
Tipping Is Here to Stay in The Amendon Weekly
A brief feature argues tipping remains standard across service jobs including waiters cab drivers and barbers. It weighs expectations how tipping influences service quality and how diners can balance generosity with budgets while maintaining favorable treatment and reliability.
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