Saratoga gambling probe aide resigns amid clash
Albany report says Sidney B Gordon quit as chief assistant to special prosecutor John M. Minton after a rift over handling the Saratoga gambling inquiry. He cited health pressure from the probe and said he left to return to deputy secretary of state. Gordon said conference plans were altered without his knowledge and he had not been told witnesses’ names.
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Peter Holsess
Saratoga Springs
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Aid
George P. Monaghan
Albany County
Freight Cars Jam NYC Track Near Alsen Block West Shore Line
Two freight cars of a westbound freight train jumped the racks near Alsen on the New York Central West Shore Division last night. One car sat down on an embankment and another overturned on the track. No one was hurt. Police reported the mishap occurred near the Ulster and Greene county lines.
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Undefined editorial themes steer today’s page mix
Fragmented OCR text outlines assorted sections and page references across finance law crime calamities and community notices. It hints at feature pieces on government policy individual rights and editorial commentary but provides no clear events or identities.
Bullet Hit Mouth in Odd Collision Report
A garbled report describes a bullet striking the mouth area during an incident near a location identified as Lucas. The account mentions teeth, a tear, and a struggle with objects, though details are unclear.
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Tugene T. Eaens
Lucas” Moutiat
U.S. Japan Expert Officials Missing in Europe
In London the head of the American section of Britain's Foreign Office and a Far Eastern specialist vanished in Europe. Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess, both suspended, were last seen in Paris on May 25. Scotland Yard and Brush Intelligence note they may have been bound for Russia but no secret documents are confirmed missing.
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Oreign Office
Foreign Office
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Trussia
Donald MacLean
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Guy Burgess
Japan
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Paris
Russia
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Acheson Says US Lacks Forces To Shield Allies
Secretary of State Acheson testified before the Senate MacArthur inquiry that the United States does not yet have enough military strength to guarantee European allies against occupation and destruction. He said the Defense Department blocked hot pursuit of planes across the Korean Manchurian border and noted UN reactions influenced the plan. Concluded on Pags 15, Column 1.
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Juror Quieted Plea as Larceny Trial Moves On
In Miami Florida attorney Henry Caur defending Laurence Allen 31 faced a loud courtroom during grand larceny case in Judge Ben C Willard's Criminal Court A juror asked for calmer speech and the judge noted no regulation on volume The defense continued their plea after a brief conference and the case was sent to the jury.
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Laurence Allen
Rites Held For Cardinal Dougherty In Philadelphia
A major ceremony gathered America s Catholic hierarchy for a solemn requiem Mass for Cardinal Dougherty Archbishop of Philadelphia and nation s senior prelate. The service included Cardinal Mooney Spellman Stritch and Tsien among 7 200 clergy with 16 archbishops and 23 bishops. The sermon was by Bishop Hugh Lams and the late cardinal was to be entombed beneath the Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul.
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Dageese Ul Creessbund
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Red Reserves Rally to Counter Allied Drive Near Iron Triangle
United Nations forces, including tanks, press the central Korean Iron Triangle as Communist reinforcements from Manchuria surge along both coasts. Red troops brace a defensive stand amid heavy artillery barrages and swarming enemy movements toward Pronggang, while cross-border convoys report intensified activity.
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Iron ‘Triangle
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Cannon balls stolen from Gainsville cemetery
Police probe reports ten 80 pound cannon balls missing from the Grand Army of the Republic section at Gainsville Cemetery. Investigators seek the person responsible and to determine how the balls were moved from the site.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Gainsville
Rain Seen Two Days Away From Stormy Weather
Weather forecast reports fair conditions over the eastern half of the country today with scattered showers in northern New England and the southern tip of Florida. Temperatures mid 70s to low 80s are expected, with a high around 72 today and a low near 49 tonight. Showers may occur on Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
Gimbel Charges Macy's Led City Price War
Loury Broido executive vice president of Gimbels testified at the opening of a state inquiry into unfair trade practices. He accused Macy's of starting a nationwide price war with misleading advertising to undersell rivals and harm small businesses. The legislative probe continues.
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York
Gimbel Brothers
Macy's Department Store
Macy’s
Joint Legislative Committee
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Macy's
Dog Pianist Concert Cancelled by Union Rules
Hollywood report that Steve Cachran’s piano dog Tschatkausieg was to perform a San Francisco concert, but the event was canceled after a union agent required the theater to hire a union performer. The incident highlights tensions over labor rules affecting entertainment.
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Postal Pay Hike Cut by House Committee
The House Post Office Committee approved most postal rate increases totaling 18.1 million dollars annually but removed 150 million dollars for postal workers pay. The move aimed to curb 100 million or more deficit projected by the Department. Senate panel later backed an 83 percent pay raise for federal workers.
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Senate
Poal Mee
Civil Service
House Group Advances 124 Percent Tax Increase
Washington group advances a 124 percent rise in personal income tax and a 70 percent boost on corporate earnings as a committee moves a faster pace bill. A broad excess profits tax, and an overall 90 percent tax on individuals are debated with details pending further action.
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Co Apsa
Baruch warns against lifting defense controls
Bernard Baruch told Senator Moody that ending pace wage rent and mobilization controls would be a tragic move harming national defense. He argued defense needs trump personal gain, warning higher taxes and price rises would hit millions and erode living standards if the Defense Production Act lapsed.
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Bernard Baruch
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Moory
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Baruch
Pro-Red Editor Slain in Burma
In Rangoon a gunman killed Tsang San Shoke, editor of the New Rangoon Evening Post. The incident follows rising tension between Communists and Chang Kaarti factions as reports say colleagues had received threats and a Chinese gifts school story involved text books prescribed by Chinese Reds.
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Today’s Chuckle about quirky misread phrases
A fragmentary joke snippet plays on a muddled line about the average man and playful misprints. It hints at puns involving cheerleaders, beets, and a tongue in cheek misreading.
Man Held In Fatal City Hit-and-Run Bridge Casualty
Two youths were struck in the 1100 block of Court Street by a hit and run driver. Nelson Frasier, 12, died at St Joseph's Hospital at 11 AM. John Houde, 13, is in critical condition at Crouse Irving Hospital. Thomas Clew, 25, was arrested on drunk driving charges with bail set at 1500 dollars and later charged with criminal negligence. Police collected clothing fragments from the truck for lab comparison. Frasier’s family and survivors are named. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Fraser Boy
John Schiller
Robert S. Frasier
Frank Sever
Reply Sought for Big Four Talks
International reports indicate a forthcoming public statement on last month’s Eniwetok atomic tests. Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Gordon Dean says more tests will follow, with production bombs and warheads in development. Western Powers delay response to Russia’s Big Four terms as hydrogen bomb trigger questions loom.
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Eniwetok
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Prices quick beef strike end predicted by OPS
Washington officials predicted a rapid end to the beef strike as enforcement agents moved into major stockyards to curb bidding over prices. They forecast more cattle on the market soon and a drop in beef prices to stable levels. OPS said the rollback order remains, while cattlemen press to meet President Truman and Price Administrator Solie Again.
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Price Central
Office of Price Stabilization
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Joemer Gow
Roy Turner
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Oklahoma
Piang
Truman
Michael V. Solie
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DiSalle
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Group 0
Syracuse Plans World War II Style Air Raid Drill
Syracuse Civil Defense announced a full scale air raid rehearsal to be held in July. Director Harvey S. Smith said residents must shelter and cars pull off the road while wardens receive alert instructions and traffic control directs citizens to safety per prearranged city plans. Local police will assist in directing traffic and monitoring siren alerts as part of the exercise.
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