Syracuse Aims to Make City a Great Medical Center
Syracuse moves toward becoming a premier medical center as the State University of New York assumes control of Syracuse University College of Medicine. Dr. Alvin C. Eurich, president, urged cooperation to expand opportunities, decentralize, and elevate the institution, with formal ceremonies set for June 26 attended by Gov. Dewey and state officials.
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Yugoslav Officers Accuse Soviet Plans for War
Treason charges against former Yugoslav officers reveal Moscow discussed a Russian attack on Yugoslavia after Tito's split with Stalin. Branko Petricevic and Vlado Dapcevic reportedly sought refuge in Russia but were captured. Lt. Gen. Arso Jovanovic was killed at the border. They allegedly met with Gen. Georgi Stepanovic to gauge Yugoslav reaction.
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Todays Talk On Names And Created Monikers
The passage muses on naming objects and people with new tags, comparing human habit to a child gifting words to trinkets. It reflects on how names arise from imagination and social speech, with scattered reflections on affection, humor, and identity.
The Bed-in-Hand by George Adams and Roscroft Inn
A fragmented relic study notes The Bed-in-Hand and mentions Elbert Hubbard and Roscroft inn as inspirations. It hints at a wandering, namer’s focus in early bibliophile culture, with references to publishers, writers, and a mysterious “Wanderlust” motif.
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President Truman Considers Tax Returns of Racketeers
The article questions Truman's wartime tax investigations and proposes using executive power to reveal income tax returns of racketeers and political figures. It discusses figures like Costello, Adonis, Binaggio, and McCarthy, and warns of potential clashes with Congress and public fears of a police state.
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Senator Margaret Chase Smith Lectures Senate in Classic Speech
A Maine senator, Margaret Chase Smith, delivers a bold critique of Senate conduct in a rare public rebuke. The piece praises her restraint and calls for reflection on civility, urging citizens and schools to study the speech as guidance for political behavior.
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Teachers' Group Defends East Side School Plan in Syracuse
Miss Dorothea Moore of the Syracuse Federation of Teachers argues against replacing Croton and Montgomery schools with a single new East End high school. She cites 1949 survey findings, criticizes data methods, and urges funds be spent where needs are greatest to avoid "slum schooling."
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Anti-Tipping Bill Praised By Legislators In Mississippi
Hats off to two Mississippi legislators proposing a bill to outlaw tipping and fine restaurants a hundred dollars for tolerating tips. They would also fine each tipper and recipient fifty dollars. The measure aims to end what supporters call a gratuity racket and relieve the public from burdensome tipping without delay.
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Portraits By James J Metocalte Poem Reflection
Portraits By James J Metocalte contemplates time as a passing hourglass of memory and hope. It urges living in the present, using each second to seek personal victory and happiness despite a winding past.
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Senate Rules and Immunity Blur Truth in Debate
A Washington dispatch notes a tense Senate exchange over Rule 19 which bars Senators from impugning each other’s conduct. The piece discusses Congressional immunity shielding statements made on the Senate floor and frames the clash around Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Senator Joseph McCarthy amid broader anti-Communism charges.
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UN Seat Drama Splits Power Between Communists and Nationalists
Washington analysts weigh China’s UN fate as Security Council debate looms. The United States plans to oppose seating the Chinese Communists while avoiding a veto, seeking a majority vote that excludes a veto. Senate critics urge clarifying State Department explanations as the world watches a potential front page showdown.
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Intelligence Test Score and True False Answers Mix
Fragmented OCR shows an intelligence test with points per correct answer and items on instruments, sounds, chemistry, arson, farming terms, and judgment. It includes garbled phrases and mismatched options, resembling a scrambled school test with true false answers and scoring notes.
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