Honeymoon Mishap Injures Bride and Groom in Buff alo Trip
Richard Bloom and his bride Doris Blye were injured in a car crash within hours of their wedding. They were treated at Seneca Falls Hospital and later returned to Bloom family home in Syracuse. The wedding party heard the couple’s 1946 car belonging to Fred Powers was damaged on the Seneca Falls Auburn road. Powers credited insurance and drove them home.
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Virginia Charles
Buffalo
Richard Bloom
Bloiseter
Bloom
Doris Naomi Blye
Seneca Falls Hospital
Fred H. Powers
Rochester
Seneca Falls
Auburn Rd
Powers
Syracuse
Take Pity On Senate Week Here By Frederick Othman
Washington columnist Frederick Othman notes Senators suffer fatigue as fiscal 1946 ends June 30 with June deep in debate. He jokes about sleepless lawmakers and gray hair, urging kindness to the busy Senate before July 2 ushers in 1947.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Congress
Mercury Marks New Low Record For Month
The Mercury records a new low at 4 AM dipping to 40, narrowly beating the 1926 mark. The old high and May's weather trends are noted, with forecasts for a cool stretch across the eastern half and gradual warmup ahead.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
Weather Forecast for Syracuse Area Today and Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau reports fair and cool conditions in the Syracuse area today and tonight with a low around 42. Tuesday should bring fair skies and warmer temperatures.
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Syracuse
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Communists Beaten as MRP Leads in French Election
Returns from Sundays vote for a new constituent assembly put the Popular Republican Movement at the top with 160 seats. Communists fell to 145, Socialists to 115, with Republicans liberals at 59 and Republican rally 43. Colonies not yet in. Concluded on Page 2.
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Paris
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Ministry of the Interior
France
Corsica
Republican Rally
U.S. Memorial Day Holiday Traffic and Violent Death Toll
During the four day Memorial Day holiday 287 people died violently, fewer than the National Safety Council forecast of 329. Drownings caused 74 deaths, with 54 others from shootings, stabbings, fires and plane crashes.
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National Safety Council
Exploding Boat Fire Near Alexandria Bay Saves Five
Five people escape serious injury after a pleasure boat explodes and bursts into flames on the St. Lawrence River near Alexandria Bay. Passengers include Edwin Papworth and William Hickey of Syracuse, Mrs Clara Brown of Reading, Pa., and two others. the craft docked at Furness Marine Service to refuel. Concluded on Page 4.
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Watertown
St. Lawrence River
Alexandria Bay
Edwin Papworth
Dorset
William Hickey
Syracuse
Clara Brown
Reading
Hickey
Papworth
Ne-Mah-Bit
Furness Marine Service
Bethune St
Lewis Joins Coal Talks In New York
Negotiations to end the strike of 75,000 hard coal miners gained cautious optimism as U M W President John L. Lewis prepared to join talks in New York. Observers expect the union delegation to gain authority with his presence though no progress details were released. Lewis arrived in New York City Sunday night and declined comment.
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New York
INS
U.M.W
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Washington
United Mine Workers
New York City
Navy personnel in Yokohama must stay a year after dependents arrive
Eighth Army Headquarters announced that all military personnel who relocate to Japan with dependents must commit to remaining at their overseas station for a full year after the dependents’ arrival.
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Yokohama
Japan
Eighth Army Headquarters
U. S Fears Council Power Cut
The United States may challenge UN Security Council limits after a subcommittee said the council cannot act against Franco unless war has broken out or is imminent. The panel, while deeming Franco a potential menace, held Poland’s dissent that action is not currently allowed.
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New York
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Five Nation Council
Council
Poland
Soviet Army Strength Cited by Allied Authorities
Allies estimate the Red Army to number about 4.59 million with 1.59 million in air force Navy and internal police, totaling under arms near 6.18 million. Russia may cut to a long term level of 3 million as factories push huge tanks, jet propelled aircraft, and an atomic program advances.
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Mernberg
Russia
Red Army
Rusia
Marshall Renew Efforts for Truce in Manchurian War
Chinese reports say General Marshall pursues a truce in Manchuria as the American envoy seeks a halt to fighting between government forces and Communists. His plan urges withdrawal from Harbin and Sitsihar and a return to the existing front lines.
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Nanking
China
Harb
Marshall
Harbin
Sitsihar
Russia Charges U.S. Plot Against Peace
Moscow broadcasts denounce Truman anti strike bill and congressional labor limits as a plot against world peace. Radio Moscow calls May a landmark month of reactionary anti labor legislation and warns of imperialist threats to working people.
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London
Russia
Truman
Moscow Radio
Radio Moscow
Pay Off Man Hunted Trio Charged In Liquor Theft
Three men were held for the Grand Jury and three more sought by Syracuse police in a $17,200 liquor theft involving 400 cases. Wade Brainerd, Ralph Sardo, and Alphonso Sardo faced grand larceny and receiving stolen property charges in Police Court before Judge Homer V. Walsh. All pleaded not guilty and waived exam.
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Grand Jury
Syracuse
Homer V. Walsh
Wade Sherwood Brainerd
Duane St
Detroit
Suit Delays Grain Trade at Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures trading paused for about ninety minutes as Robert Buckley of Charles W Buckley Co sought an injunction against regulations reversing ceilings on old grain contracts. Federal Judge Elwyn R Shaw declined the injunction and Buckley was advised to pursue relief via a damage suit rather than delaying market operations following government price increases.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Robert Buckley
Charles W. Buckley Co
Chicago Commission House
Elwyn R. Shaw
Buckley
Board refuses halt on Willie Francis second death trip
In New Orleans the state pardon board refused to commute Willie Francis's sentence, setting June 7 for his execution. The youth had previously survived an electric chair attempt, and the panel denied clemency to delay the supreme penalty for murder.
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New Orleans
Willie Francis
Willie
German Rally Demands Red Front During Postwar Protest
A 400 strong pro Communist rally in Berlin protested Allied policies and West powers while denouncing Nazism revival. Speakers taunted Western powers over rationing and housing, and police dispersed the gathering.
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Berlin
INS
Red Front
Youth admits planned MacArthur assassination plot
Tokyo police said Terunori Arai, 21, confessed to planning to join the Communist Party and then deliberately fail in an attempt to kill Gen. Douglas MacArthur to implicate Japanese Communists. Masaki Hoshino, Shibukawa police chief, noted Arai disclosed details of the May Day plot.
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Tokyo
Communist Party
Douglas MacArthur
Masaki Hoshino
Shibukawa
Terunori Arai
MacArthur
Attlee Calls for Fullest Truthful Information Flow
London reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee urged nations to share information openly to serve the interests of ordinary people worldwide. He argued that truth must be known and would not hamper global welfare.
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London
Clement Attlee
Ghavam Denies Left Influence Over Dismissal
Premier Ahmad Ghavam of Iran rejects claims that his recent actions, including the removal of Hussein Ala as UN delegate, were driven by leftist parties. He says his decisions stem from personal patriotic motives.
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Tehran
INS
Ahmad Ghavam
Iran
Hussein Ala
United Nations
Truman Bill Faces Snag In Labor Debates
In Washington President Truman's emergency strike control bill faced a setback as a rump House hearing gathered sixteen lawmakers to hear testimony from four top union leaders. Testimony came from AFL-CIO chief William Green and CIO head Philip Murray along with rail executives' secretary and machinists' president Harvey Brown.
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Washington
Truman
House
Organized Labor
Senate
William Green
A. F. of L
Philip Murray
A. E. Lyon
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Harvey Brown
International Association of Machinists
Maritime Unions Seek Global Solidarity Against Strike
Seven U S maritime unions urged world labor backing for a June 15 strike to resist President Truman’s threats to use the Navy and War Shipping Admin. to keep ships running. They appealed to the World Federation of Trade Unions, saying negotiations could falter and urging maximum nonworking support for government manned ships except troop and relief vessels. They pressed for an immediate W F T U reply and noted ongoing talks with N M S and Atlantic and Gulf Port employers as federal mediators push a wage hour pact.
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Washington
Truman
Navy
Coast Guard
War Shipping Administration
World Federation of Trade Unions
Moscow
U. S
Harry Bridges
Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Cc. L
Bridges
Curran
Louis Saillant
Paris
Saillant
N.M.U
Atlantic
Gulf Port
Lever Brothers To Have New Head In July
Cambridge Massachusetts United Press reports Charles Luckman 37 year old ex executive vice president will become president of Lever Brothers Company on July 1. He will succeed Francis A Countway retiring after 48 years with the firm including 33 years as its head.
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Cambridge, Mass
Charles Luckman
Lever Brothers Company
Wil
Francis A. Countway
Behind the News column explains John L. Lewis’ role
Paul Mallon analyzes the labor leader John L. Lewis and his influence on blocking President Truman’s draft legislation in a column on today’s editorial page. The page also lists sections such as Amusements, Classified, City Life, Deaths, Sports, Editorials, and features on Today’s Pictures.
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John L. Lewis
Truman
Paul Mallon
Haworth
Ing
City Life
Brady
Winchell
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Trio
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