Syracuse Plays Key Role in 750 Million Hospital Plan
A state plan links Syracuse with four other major centers to expand hospital capacity across seven regions. The $750 million program aims to add 54 000 beds, build new facilities and expand existing ones, and create regional hospital networks with ties to medical schools and research labs. If federally approved, New York would receive about 14.7 million in federal funds over five years alongside 44 million in state and local matching funds.
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Syracuse
New York State
Joint Hospital Survey and Planning Commission
Dewey
Commission
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
New York City
U. S
John J. Bourke
New York
Rourke
State Wins Action Liverpool Man Sues for 100000
The State Court of Claims dismissed in May Albert E. Pope of Liverpool's $100,000 claim alleging assault false arrest and false imprisonment by Capt. John P. Rowan during ground breaking ceremonies for the State Thruway on July 22 1946 near Liverpool. Pope a landscape gardener known for opposing Onondaga Lake pollution said Ronan seized his arm and shouted take my signs and follow me. Pope's son witnessed part of the incident. Concluded on Page 6, Column 7.
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Albany
State Court of Claims
Albert E. Pope
Liverpool
State Thruway
Yuage
Stephen M. Lounsvercy
Pope
John P. Rowan
Giller
Oneida
Dewey
Tom
Onondaga Lake
Ronan
Albert
Rain Douses Heat Wave Across Syracuse
A heavy night rain measured about 0.99 inches fell from 9:30 P M to 8:00 A M, with the heaviest downpour 1:30 A M to 4:00 A M as a cold front moved through Syracuse. The moisture followed six dry days, bringing cooler air and relief to farmers and home gardeners. Temperatures were forecast to stay below 70 with partly cloudy skies, then a fair warmer Monday.
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Hycketul
Syracuse
Hel
Eisenhower to Assume Columbia Presidency Monday
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower will take over as Columbia University president without ceremony on Monday morning. The formal installation will be deferred to the fall term with an October date likely.
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Eisenhower
New York
INS
Dwight D Eisenhower
Columbia University
Priority county list backs local new construction plan
A county by county priority list prioritizes Hamilton Schoharie Seneca and Wayne for new construction. The commission led by Social Welfare Commissioner Robert T. Landsdall was created by the 1927 Legislature. The report estimates a hospital bed shortage of about 60,000 with 27,000 for general care and 33,000 for chronic and other patients. Of 410 state hospitals with 58,810 beds, 265 institutions housing 43,014 beds were deemed suitable for the long range program.
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Hamilton
Schohanna
Seneca
Wayne
Robert T. Lansdall
Commission
Chinese students renew anti U S protest before Navy HQ
Chinese students renewed an anti American campaign today by demonstrating before U S Navy headquarters Omanuna. Police prepared for disruption as Ambassador J Leighton Stuart denounced the student attacks on the United States.
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U. S. Navy
U.S
J. Leighton Stuart
United States
Prowl Car Struck Injuring Syracuse Patrolman
Patrolman Joseph Jaworski of the Syracuse Police Department was taken to University Hospital after his parked prowl car was struck in the 900 block of West Genesee Street. He suffered internal injuries and a bruised right knee, being thrown against the steering wheel. The incident occurred as Frank Haynes, 29, of 77 Montgomery Street, driving east, crashed into the rear of the vehicle, sending it over the curb and into an ornamental light pole, with the police car badly damaged. Haynes provided a statement to police. a unidentified factor is noted.
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Joseph Jawarskl
Syracuse Police Department
University Hospital
W. Geneseest
Fiospital Atterdants
Jaawarski
Jaworski
W. Genesee Sr
Frank Haynes
Montgomery St
Haynes
Truman Joins Omaha Parade As Campaign Push Grows
President Truman appears in Omaha for the annual Bath Division parade, walking portions of the route and greeting crowds. He travels with relatives including Miss Mary Jane Teuman and Gen Ralph B Truman, then heads to Hotel Fontenelle for breakfast before a speech outlining farm policy goals and criticism of Congress.
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Omaha
Truman
Bath
S Hajor
Kansas City
Mary Jane Teuman
Grandview
Ralph B. "Truman
Edwad MeiGm
Hotel
Fontenelle
Los Angeles
Chicago
Tie
Congress
Accused Man Flees Court In Grand Larceny Case
Harold R. Premo, 23, facing grand larceny and driving without a license, walked out of Traffic Court during a break and disappeared. He had been arraigned on the larceny charge for allegedly stealing a $2,200 truck owned by Frank Laventure and was ordered held for the grand jury. Police tracked him to the 200 block of East Fayette Street where the truck had been stalled.
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Harold R. Premo
Traffc
Premo
Blaine Ot
William H. Bamerick
Frank Laventure
Bernard Buesch
E. Fayette St
Platforms face party splits at conventions for both parties
The article notes the difficulty Republicans and Democrats have in drafting platforms that do not repudiate members. It cites David Law rence’s column on the Editorial Page and lists where related features appear, including Comics on pages 16 and 17, Amusements, Letters, Bridge, Financial, Churches, Radio, Classified, Social in Deaths, Sports, and Editorials.
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David Lawrence
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Americans Seized by Russians in Vienna Standoff
In Vienna the escort of a Austrian girl spy, an American civilian, was seized by Russian troops in the Soviet sector as British and Austrian police watched. The Russians abducted the American after freeing five Russian secret agents from a police station, staging a gunpoint transfer in the international zone.
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Vienna
Aveurian
Bridge theft charged to two Utica men
State Trooper John Wheeler rescued two men from a creek yesterday then arrested them for stealing a steel bridge. Troopers estimate they cut up about eight sections of the bridge and planned to sell the parts. Police value the theft at $1,000. Arrested were Isadore Palterio, 39, and Louis Sudukow, 32, of Utica. They reportedly used acetylene torches when the accident occurred.
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Utica
John Wheeler
Isadore Palterio
Louis Sudukow
Folica
King Brothers Circus Performs to Capacity Crowd
King Brothers circus played to a capacity audience last night in Platysburg Om. A calliope overturned, crashing into a house but no one was hurt and the steam piano survived. Earlier, Alica King Brothers staged a wonderland in Matone. A six ton elephant roamed a residential area for hours, damaging a shed, toppling two telephone poles, and crushing trash cans. The tour faced repeated bad luck with flood-related delays and state police blockades causing over 75 truck equipment arrests on the way from Pennsylvania through New York.
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Platysburg OM
King Brothers Circus
King Brothers Alica
Matone
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Tts
New York
Fishing Thief Held After Dress Shop Loot Snag
Witton and Fuqua 23, held without bail. Torres reports theft of about 600 dollars in coats and dresses from a dress shop. He used a 13 foot fishing pole through a broken window to snag the loot.
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Axlaneic Cily
S.J. Cup
Witton
Fuqua
Torres
Sectional Marbles Champions Named Friday
Eight city wide school marble champions named after inter school meets at Grant Junior High Thornden Park Kirk Park and Van Duyn School. Winners include Robert Moses Frances Jeffers Frank Pieroni Helen Rowe Donald Hammord Ansoimnetta Pidimonte Edward Comerford Ruth Moleski. Competition for city title and trip to Wildwood New Jersey hosted by Herald Journal.
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Syracuse
Robert Moses
Lincoln
Frances Jeffers
Salem Hyde
Frank Pieroni
Croton
Helen Rowe
Madison
Eli
Donald Hammord
Delaware
Ansoimnetta Pidimonte
Porter
Lees Gon IV
Edward Comerford
Most Holy Rosary
Ruth Moleski
Roosevelt
Grant Junior High
Wildwood
M.J
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Department of Physical Education
Henry G. Berberich
Sam Contine
Clifford Sollinger
R. C. Agudo
Howard Hughes
Margare Moran
Evelyn Bobbet
Constance Courage
Thornden Park
George Hobart
A. G Maley
Stephen Chovey
Frances Moran
Fire injures Lakeland woman and granddaughter at 707 Church St
A fire at 707 Church Street in Lakeland damaged a wooden two story home when an oil stove on the rear porch ignited and spread inside. Emma Lapchenko and her 3 month old granddaughter Eleanor Jean Lapchenko were burned lightly and hospitalized at St Joseph's. family members were elsewhere nearby as the Solvay Fire Department extinguished the blaze.
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Emma Lapchenko
Eleanor Jean Lapchenko
Church St
Lakeland
Lapchenko
St. Joseph's Hospital
Typhoid outbreak in Alt Gettung sickens many
German health officials report nineteen deaths and about six hundred eighty illnesses from a typhoid outbreak at Alt Gettung sixty miles east of Munich. U S authorities say the outbreak likely stems from contaminated drinking water and is not endangering Americans.
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Munich
Germany
Alt Qetting
U. S
Recovery by Senate Predicted in Europe Asia aid fight
Washington AP reports administration hopes of restoring a large cut to Europe Asia aid after House action. Sen Vandenberg urges Senate to testifying in person as he leads efforts to reverse the House reduction, arguing the cut would erode Western democracies and aid Russia in Europe. House approved 5.98 billion over 150 months, below administration 6.59 billion for 12 months. Republican Taber defended the total as sufficient if used wisely, noting the cash cut plus extended timing lowers funding by about a billion.
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Washington
America
Sen Intor Vandenberg
R-Mich
House
Vandenberg
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Connally
Dtex
Foreign Relations Committee
Bridges
R-N.h
Dirksen
R-Il
Rayburn
D-Tex
Marshall
Harvard
Taber
Europe
Asia
Last Man on Earth Quip Sparks Outburst from Laraine Day
Movie star Laraine Day mutters about communism and digs at an undertaker in a quirky overheard exchange. The scene notes a chill night as Day jokes that the undertaker is the last man on earth she would do business with.
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Laraine Day
Old Spot
Tush
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