Regents Exams Free From Leaks In 81 Years Of Checks
Albany reports that New York State Regents exams remain airtight with no leaks in 11 years of operation. Peter P. Muirhead heads the Division of Examinations and Testing and oversees a guarded process from printing to classroom distribution. Exams are produced under strict secrecy with color coded envelopes and steel boxes.
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Albany
New York
Education Department
Muirhead
Express
Dairymen’s League Backs New Milk Price Formula
Delegates from 75 New York milk cooperatives meet at Hotel Onondaga to approve a simplified pricing formula for class 1 A fluid milk under NYC federal state orders. The plan links farmers’ pay to the Labor price index and a NYSAE cost index, seeks a public hearing, and aims to avoid steep income cuts by tying costs such as machinery, buildings, rations and wages into the formula. Local president Leon A. Chapin notes differences from the February plan and argues for limiting federal authority.
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New York
Hotel Onondaga
Derrymen’s League Cooperative Association
New York City
U. S. Department of Labor
New York State College of Agriculture
Metropolitan
Balk Producers’ Bargaining Agency
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Dairymen’s League
New York Segie
Leon A. Chapin
North Bangor
Secretary of Agriculture
Chapin
Spy Data Fed By Five Sources In Hiss Trial
New York report says Whittaker Chambers testified at the Alger Hiss perjury case that five government sources supplied documents when he worked as a prewar Soviet spy ring courier. He identified Julian Wadleigh among them and said Hiss gave him 47 original aesnctope documents and related papers. He previously said he had not been treated for mental illness.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Chambers
State Department
U. S
Thomas F. Murphy
Julian Wadleigh
Hiss
Sim
Todays Features and Regular Sections Page List
A note lists pages for features such as comics Ida Jean Kain Dr. Dean and Mary Haworth horoscope on page 24. Other items include Amusements on page 24 Financial on page 28 Bridge on page 22 Inq Reporter page 9 Classified pages 29-33 Music page 29 City Life page 19 Radio page 28 Deaths page 16 Social pages 22-23 Earl Wilson on page 15 Sports pages 25-27 Editorials Winchell and Letters page 20 page 21 and Todays Figures on page 14.
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City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Britain Labor outlines collectivist state aim
Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison presented a Labour Party platform defining a collectivist state for the United Kingdom. The plan seeks permanent parliamentary authority to impose rationing and controls where needed, with government ownership and democratic management of key production and distribution means. Morrison spoke at the Labour Party annual conference as the 1950 election platform was opened.
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Blackpool
Eng
Britain
United Kingdom
Herbert Morrison
Labor Party
Morrison
Islard
Jaboz
Committee Cuts House Acceptances for Soft Music in Library
The House Appropriations Committee refused to approve 10 million dollars for a Senate office building and 1.5 million for piped in music in the Library of Congress. It also rejected 2 thousand desk lamps and 62 million for legislative establishment, while allowing chairs fridges and new carpets. Luther Evans argued music boosts staff productivity in the card division. The bill total remains 3566 for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Library ‘of Congress
Luther Evans
Governernment
Congress
West Moves To End Talks In Berlin Currency Accord Debates
A western official reports progress toward ending the deadlock over Germany negotiations. Britain withdraws its first delegation from the conference table as Ernest Bevin travels to a Labor Party meeting in Blackpool. The informant says resignations of special commissioners may be needed to push technicals on currency lagreement access to Berlin and East West trade.
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Paris
Germany
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Blackpool
Berlin
Parents of 17 Have Triplets in Bangor
The George Chapmans welcomed three newborns at Eastern Maine General Hospital. Mrs Chapman, 36, gave birth to two girls and a boy, bringing the couple's total children to 20. The babies join an older sibling and a large extended family of half brothers and sisters.
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Bangor
George ‘el Chapmans
Chapman
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Safe robber thanks for numbers at Fanny Farmer store
A thief opened a safe at the Fanny Farmer candy store, took 150 dollars, and left a note advising not to leave the combination in the book. The slip with the combination was found on a back of a slip in a notebook near the safe. Patrolman Sheedy said a rear trap door provided entry. Police later found Car 22 missing from the garage. Patrolman Weber recovered it after a special assignment.
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Fanny Farmer
Salina Sr
John Sheedy
A. MI
Frank Weber
Geen
City Council Repeals Beachwear Restriction Ordinance
Seattle city council repealed a 42 year old rule allowing topless swimming on beaches and removed the prior ban that permitted only swimsuits from waist to knee. The move lifts the longstanding clothing restriction in public beach areas.
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Seattle
Isotope Shipments Under Fire in AEC Hearings
Senator Hickenlooper charged the Atomic Energy Commission with shipping radioactive isotopes to Norway France and Finland for non medical research saying it could breach security. AEC chairman Lilienthal defended the transfers as legal and not exchanges of information. The dispute arose during Senate House committee hearings on AEC policy and included objections to abroad shipments to Finland's University of Helsinki and Norway's defense establishment.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Norway
David E. Lilienthal
AEC
Lilienthal
Senate House Committee
U. S
France
Finland
Norwegian Defense Establishment
Joliot
House approves broad probe of B 36 bomber policy
The House authorized by voice vote a wide congressional investigation into national air power policies centered on the B 36 bomber. The inquiry, urged by Chairman Vinson of the Armed Services Committee, will review Air Force aircraft procurement plans and the bomber's history.
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Washington
Food Index Falls Slightly in New York Wholesale Markers
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index in New York declined one cent to 5.73 this week, 19.4 percent below the year ago level. The index tracks the wholesale cost of a pound of 32 commonly used foods.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
New York Telephone Unveils 8 to 10 Percent Rate Hike
A New York Telephone Company rate schedule takes effect at midnight with eight percent local and ten percent intrastate toll increases. Private line and business service costs rise, while rural and two party lines see higher bills. Public Service Commission Chairman Feinberg signed the temporary rates as PSC weighs a permanent 15 percent rise. Interstate calls remain unchanged.
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New-York Telephone Company
PSC
Federal Communications Commission
Hoffman Seeks Three Year Aid Plan for Korea
Paul G. Hoffman proposed a three year little Marshall plan for the infant republic of Korea to block communism in the Far East. He testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on President Truman's request for 150 million dollars in Korean recovery aid for the year starting July 1. Hoffman said relief alone makes no sense and urged a program aimed at Korea's self sufficiency.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Republic of Korea
Far East
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Hoffman
Korea
Diplomats Ousted Over Spying Accusations Reach Prague
Prague reports Yugoslavia orders four Hungarian diplomats to depart within 48 hours for alleged spying. Hungary responds that four Yugoslav diplomats were given 45 hours to leave Hungary, as both sides exchange expulsions.
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Prague
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Frosty Night Forecast for Central New York
Cold air settles over Central New York with lows near 38 tonight and a 70 high expected tomorrow afternoon. No rain is forecast before Friday, and rain may stay away through the period. The cool spell spans from the Dakotas to the Atlantic, down to Tennessee.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Atlantic
Tennessee
Taber Charges Wheat Market Manipulation Amid Aid Bill Fight
Representative John Taber accuses market manipulation in wheat as foreign aid appropriation bill blocks progress in Congress. He cites NY price movements from $2.62 on May 26 to $2.23 by May 31 and a rebound to about $2.38, noting a 52 cent spread above July futures beyond normal freight differentials.
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Washington
John Taber
R-N.y
Congress
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
House
New York
Wheat futures surge on Chicago Board rises near limit
Wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade climbed nearly nine cents in heavy early trading after word the Agriculture Department extended its price support loans to grain stored on the grounds. The advance pushed toward the 10 cent daily limit at Kansas City.
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Chicago
INS
Chicago Board of Trade
Agriculture Department
Kansas City
Roosevelt Jr election fund raises 33795 in Brooklyn race
Campaign report shows Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr receiving 33795 in contributions to fill the Sol Bloom vacancy in New York. The board of election release highlights the fundraising total for the congressional seat race.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Sol Bloom
Four-Point Education Plan Seeks to Bar Communists
A National Education Association commission led by Dwight Eisenhower and James Conant urged schools to teach about totalitarianism while banning Communist members from teaching. The four points call accurate study of Soviet and Communist ideas, no advocacy, strong American civics, and exclusion of Communist Party members from teaching positions.
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Washington (P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harvard
James B. Conant
National Education Association
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Conant
Educational Policies Commission
National Education Asso*ciation
American Association of School Administrators
Commission
Soviet Union
Communist” Party
United States
Com
Munist Party
Communist Party
Foreign-born workers praised in speech at dinner
John Arbuthnot recalls Darius Milhaud the French composer making a speech at a dinner. Milhaud quotes supporters of immigration arguing that foreigners built canals railroads coal and helped discover the nation, countering the view that outsiders are unwelcome.
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Darius Milhaud
John Arbuthnot
Washington Statesman
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