Jews Seize Arab Town Yibna In Dawn Assault
In a rapid operation the Jewish command seized Yibna, a historic Arab town, as Egypt threatens Tel Aviv. Reports cite surrender of a Mount Scopus area holdout near Jerusalem and ongoing truce talks under UN mediation. Separate Buffalo briefing covers congressional probe history and a new truce interpretation aiding Arab-Israeli negotiations.
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Yibna
Tel Aviv
Cvuth
Hebrew University
Hadassah Hospital
Mount Scopus
Jerusalem
Amman
Jerwentom
Five Feared Drowned by Huge Lake Erie Wave
Coast Guardsmen reported at least five people missing after a freak Lake Erie wave swept the Cleveland to Lovett Water area. Nine believed aboard a yacht were missing. no other casualties confirmed. The incident disturbed the shoreline during a tense night as crews scoured the area.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
INS
Lovatn Wate
Cairo Jews Donate 161000 to Egypt and Army
Cairo Jews contributed 40000 Egyptian pounds about 161000 dollars as a greeting to Egypt and her army and to King Farouk. Alexandria Jews gave 20000 pounds for the same purpose. Reports from Tel Aviv cite Arab-Israeli action with naval and air battles near Jenin and Isdud, with claims of ships hit and ongoing hostilities.
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Cairo
Egypt
Preaz
Farouk
Alexandria
Ho Feng Shen
Khayeb Pasha
Tel Aviv
Noe Eggeran Dh Alroyer
Wala Yenort
Brivah Tyne
Farnell
Menk
Slasekod
Egyiiten Ney
Caira Sa
Jenin
Alkarin
Nablus
Piano Recital Announcement and Local Real Estate Move
Piano pupils of Mrs Frances Wni] Favre Tiny Go give a recital at 5 oclock Friday in the Steinway Studio. The seventh Clark'n Music Store has leased space at 597 E Water St for a new shop run by L Lather Cog—Constance Koplins Marthe rists and others. Separately, 7800 square feet of None pave is tied to a transaction handled by real estate broker Jean Loup. A separate item notes threats against countrymen and the release of a second Lanzajams slate, with names including Jayce Robinson Ray Blass Irene Overch Louise Fazio Nadene Berli n and more.
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Frances Wni
FAVRE
Boscoe
Lamiarrow Alter Jnance Distributors
Steinway
Bird
Clark’n Music
Jayce Robinson
Ray Blass
iInrolt
Bowman
Walker
Carolyn Kirchner
Philip
Nannette Harmon
Water St
Zoan Walker
Carol Walker
Dosby
Fuynisblugs Co
Truman's Social Security Boost Dominates Chicago Speech
President Truman urged rapid passage of a one billion dollar Social Security increase for dependent children the aged and the blind as he warned Congress against delaying. He blamed lawmakers for high costs and called for a flexibly funded foreign aid plan including Greece Turkey and aid to China while signaling a potential Eisenhower run in 1952.
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Truman
Congress
Gemarate Fom
Aleect Federa
Washington
Senate
Afal Gary
Chicago
Greece
China
Tacob M. Alvey
Uecook County
Aer
Arvey
Dwight T. Eisenhower
Ste
Teenie
Hin
Hell
Prospect of a Strike-Free Summer in Industrial Peace
Washington reports high prospects for a strike-free summer as negotiations resume on soft coal wage talks. A fact-finding board probes maritime disputes to avert a June 15 walkout, while a telephone workers contract ends a long- threatened strike. Federal injunctions compel coal operators and United Mine Workers to bargain.
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Ak Ridge
Venn
Tong Lines
Ing
East
Gulf Coasts
Federa Gudge
T. Alan Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Ts United Mine Workers
Uno Southern Cant Producers Association
Lewid
Mirealend Jong Innes Telephone Suike
American Union of Telephone Workers
CTO
American Telephone & Telegraph Ca
Soviets Seize an American Girl in Austrian Planted Spy Case
American sources say an Austrian girl, unnamed, was used by Russians to obtain information from an American gallery tied to the joint occupation. The girl allegedly reported her mission to U S authorities and passed data supplied by the Americans to the Russians. U S authorities call the breach the most flagrant since the three year occupation began.
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Gil
U. S
Party Slated at Commodore John Bary Hall Tonight
The Syracuse chapter of the Ancient Order of Hibertuang will hold a preconvention gathering at 8 20 PM today in Commodore John Bary Hall 1028 Geddes Street The event features an open wine reception at Hotel Onondaga with entertainment and refishments Special guest Wil be data Pept appointed Coils oveamarr toria by Philip Larkin county preside
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Syracuse Gee
Ancient
Order of Hibertuang Wall
Commodore John
8400 Jewish Center Proposed Center Under Study
A committee of Jews and non Jews led by Leonard Shapiro is studying plans for a $400,000 Jewish center to be built on the Genoese Street to Lexington Avenue area. Petition signatures seek zoning changes for construction though no definite site is chosen. The 2300 block of E Genoese by Lexington Avenue is being considered.
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Genoese st-Lexington Av
Leonard Shapiro
Savey Committee
Lhe Group
Shapiro
Lexsington Av
Conalderation
Cantar
Tor
PAA
IEG
SIL
Centennial Program At School Presentation
Students at the school presented a program of songs rhymes and stories tracing a history from the days of the Quonsaga Indians to modern times. The event emphasized the tale of the cause and featured honors for participants with readings and singing.
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Washington Uiving
Qupils
Dilly
Aily
Tas Alghi
Eaeuse
Trial Set June 1 In Theft of $100
James Walk, 58, of Oswego, pleaded not guilty in Police Court to theft of $100 from a Spanish American War veteran who rented him a room. Ball was set at $800 for trial June 2 on petty larceny charges. Walter Pigany, 75, of Utica, and another man were placed on bail as material witnesses.
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James Walk
OSF
Washington
Ball
Walter G. Pigany
Utica
Walker
Syracuse
Figany
301 Cadets To Graduate From West Point Class Of IMB
The United States Military Academy will graduate 301 cadets of the class of IMB next Tuesday. Weeklong events include athletic awards today and deaclaureate services in chapels tomorrow. Two graduates will be commissioned as second lieutenants by Secretary James Forrestal Tuesday.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
IMB
Twe
Secretary of Defense
James
Forrestal
Three Syracusans Earn Degrees at Ithaca College
21 students received degrees at Ithaca College in a year with a record 162 graduates. Gertrude Lawrence and Frederick Martin received honorary Doctor of Science honors. Cosmo Mancini and Ruben J Tucci earned Bachelor of Science degrees in Physical Education, both recognized for athletic involvement and scholastic honors. Carmen Cesta earned Education degree.
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TURES
Syracuse
Ithaca College
Sis
Ithaca
Gertrude Lawrence
Letress
Frederck Martin
Bristol
Cosmo Mancini
John St
Lettermai Adeinis
Aate Graduate Loan Fund
Carmen Cesta
Vincent Casta
Cutbert St
Ruben J. Tucci
Sam ‘Tucci
Beexerst
Split Rack High School
Fire Levels 16 Buildings in Duluth Downtown
An early morning blaze in Duluth destroyed 16 buildings downtown including a four story furniture store and the adjacent Board of Trade building. Damage estimated at 1 million dollars. Three people suffered minor burns as fire units battled the flames after 2 AM.
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Loweell
Moss
New York City
Dana Hrrucking C O, Inc
Gaffie
Ouluth, Hin
Duluth
Board of Trade
Columbia
Bond of Trade
Fumder
State Court Verdict Hints at Sign-Removal Incident
The report recounts testimonies from Ronan Ipscorred and Eric H. Nordheim walking with signs when signs were allegedly smashed. Prosecutors say nine state witnesses denied Ronan touched Pope or damaged signs while a judge noted potential bias in witnesses and found sufficient intent for the action charged. The defense cites Pope’s claimed injury and later nervous condition as possibly linked to earlier crowd removal by state officers.
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Ronan
Barbor
Utee Dewey
Obe
Aber
Lounsberry
Pope
Driver Protests Double Ticketing Incident
Willow sr. complained about two parking tickets placed on his car within minutes while parked on Suliton St. Friday afternoon. He testified in traffic court before Judge Wuiam Hi Bamarlek and settled by paying a dollar. The car was in the 10 block of 5 Suliton St. at 1:50 and 1:55 PM, with tickets under both windshield wipers. the issuing patrolmen’s names were unreadable.
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Foticha Hernadetts
United Nations
la Calo Ha
Security Council
Waonte
Jawa
Mahmoud Nokrasht Pasha Attec
Ae Uretel
Abe Toale
Koepanko
Capi
Joseph E
Taly Tnis
Hotel Buffalo
Waa
Enarge
Roy K. Simpson
JanesTown
Palestine
Carroll Fergus
Bernadette
Wal
Nowlaoxe
Carlyle Ring
Beirut
Jamestown
Nas
Sermon
Oh Mandants
Willow Sr
Bamarlek
She Nolanton
Sunton St
Bagliere
Trap Set for Cats Kills Woman
Solton Eng of Thom Mann, 38, set wires around his garden to scare prowling cats. Neighbors found his 12 year old wife Annie dead, after he admitted plugging wires into a wall socket nightly and removing the pug earlier. Coroner stated neglect led to the death and his seven children were orphaned.
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Solton
Eng
Thom Mann
Mann
Annie
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