Motion Rejected for Early Hearing on Feinberg Law
Albany 21 The Court of Appeals rejected a motion by the state to hear arguments July 11 on the Feinberg anti Communist teacher law. The unanimous decision means three appellate division appeals upholding the law will not be argued before October at the earliest. Crasic Kills Rail Engineer James W Wadsworth of Geneseo Albany UP Philip F Putney represents the district 41 since 1933. He will engineer. He was killed today when the automobile he drove struck a tree a mile east of the intersection Routes 9 and 20 Corfu. A 18 car freight derailed eight miles southeast of here nine? four and a half hours today. No one injured.
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James W. Wadsworth
Geneseo
Philip F. Putney
New York Central Railroad
Ince
Corfu
Lehigh Valley Railroad
House Faces Tough Choice on Tax Cuts
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee faces a pivotal vote on excise tax cuts near the President’s plan. The panel may reject a broad cut while resisting a corporation tax rise, with revenue gaps and offset strategies under debate.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
U S Officials Favor Return of Some Islands to Japan
Washington reports that top U S officials favor returning some prewar island possessions to Japan. The Ryukus beyond Formosa are named, while Okinawa remains on the U S Pacific defense line. The move signals a shift in postwar policy amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Japan
Washington
U. S
Ryuku
Formosa
Okinawa
U. S.-Pacific
Crippled Slayer Of Father Freed Exchanges Will Close Saturdays
A chaotic multi item wire summary notes a 35 year old man freed after a slaying charge involving his father. The NYSE will observe Saturday closings for 1950. Cornwall Ontario reports a 35 year old freed of murder, and a hotel fire in Manchester Virginia destroys a seasonal hotel. The piece includes labor news from Linden New Jersey and GM shop, plus global items on Russia, Britain, Canada, and Berlin.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
Cornwall
Orleans
OFVER
Maurice Leger
Linden
N. J
United
Chicago Board of Automobile Workers
James McCooey
Man
General Motors Lindenchester
Sater Thisj
P. C. Bergeron
Russia
Geneva
Switzerland
Soviet Union
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Sovid
Amasasp Amutlunian
United Economic Commission For Europe
Commission
Gunnar Myrdal
Sweden
United States
Five Appeal In Riot Case
Five unionists and five associated defendants face appeals after riot and conspiracy convictions tied to a Bell Aircraft works strike at the Bell plant near Niagara Falls last September. The case names Louis Untermeyer’s wives as a contextual backdrop in a broad labor dispute.
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Lockport
Esther
Mexico
Bell Air
Craft Corp
Fusion
CIO
United Auto Workers
Virginia Moore
Monroe County
St. Louis
Martin Gerber
Elizabeth
M. J
Charles J. McDonough
State Supreme Court
Buf
Writer to be baptized Catholic at Denver cathedral
Gene Fowler, 60, who said she does not want to be a deathbed Catholic, will be baptized at the Cathedral for the Immaculate Conception in Denver next week. In a letter to the Catholic Register she said she has had a good time in life and wants to ensure a good time in the next.
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Denver
Colo.upy
Gene Fowler
West Germans Get Armed Police OK
Western Big Three nations agreed to allow West Germany to form an armed federal police of about 5,000 officers. The force would use light arms including automatic weapons and aim to bolster the government’s prestige and help preserve domestic order in the Western zones.
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London
Ger
Reds Attack Premier in Communist Protest at Tokyo
In Mito north of Tokyo a crowd of 600 Communists demonstrated against Premier Shigeru Yoshida as he prepared for a House of Councillors election speech. Police deployed 40 armed officers to disperse the rally after protesters blocked his car. Yoshida had met with Gen. MacArthur to discuss possible restrictions on the Communist Party amid a nationwide strike call.
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Tokyo
Mito
Shiteru Yoshida
Yoshida
Shigeru
House of Councillors
Douglas MacArthur
Communist Party
Deaths list includes Brownell and Parker in Florida and Wisconsin
Obituary brief notes the death of George Hiram Brownell 77 longtime secretary treasurer for the Mark Twain Research Foundation and author authority in Missouri who died in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Also listed are Mrs Kenneth Parker wife of Parker Pen Co president in Janesville Wisconsin and Mrs Ida B Spence wife of rent Spence of Kentucky. Names followed by partial stray reference to Georgetown Catholic University Naval Academy and Minneapolis last names Mulligan and Teer track coach roles.
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George Hiram Brownell
Mark Twain Research Foundation
Missouri
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Kenneth
Parker
Parker Pen Co
Janesville
Wis
Ida B. Spence
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