Damage suit over Nowakowski dismissal in 1946 mayoral clash
Witnesses recount a 1946 conference between Mayor Costello and Nowakowski about his dismissal as tenant relations officer at the Army Air Base housing project. The suit seeks 25000 damages, with testimonies from WSYR reporter Hillegas and others. The judge clarifies limits on mentioning Nowakowski’s brother and veteran status.
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Hillegas
WSYR
Costello
Nowakowski
Army Air Base
Nowakowsky
Hilleges
Justice Morehouse
O'Toole
Herald-American
Reparation Talks Hint at 50 Percent Cut for Hungary and Romania
In Prague, Soviet Ambassador G V Pushkin told Hungary and Romania that war reparations payments to Russia could be reduced after July 1 by as much as 50 percent. The offer aims to ease postwar burden for the Communist states and reflects ongoing economic negotiations.
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Prague
Hungary
Romania
Russia
G. V. Pushkin
Budapest
Canal Traffic Still Gaining
Albany reports the New York Barge Canal moved 138,074 tons in the week ending June 5, up 149 percent from the previous year. Through 1948, totals reach 967,642 tons, about 77 percent above 1947. Key shipments included petroleum wheat pulp wood molasses pig iron fertilizer chemicals and drugs paper products and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
State Public Works Department
Russians Rebuild Murmansk as Arctic Naval Base
Tidningen reports that Russia is reconstructing the wartime port of Murmansk high above the Arctic Circle into a major naval stronghold likely Europe’s largest base. The project signals a strategic expansion in the north.
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Murmansk
Stockholm
Swedis
Tidningen
Arctic Circle
Europe
Breakfast Service At Cavalier Room Delights Guests
Guests begin their day with breakfast in the Cavalier Room where coffee is just right and eggs cooked to order. Bacon is crisp but not hard and the fadirs welcome diners daily at Finch Street as well on Saturday.
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Cavalier
Finch Eet
Steel Output Still at Peak
NEW YORK. The steel industry remains at peak production with no sign of demand falling. Iron Age reports customers will still need steel next spring and prices may rise next year. The survey of appliance manufacturers and order houses shows no basis for claims the appliance field is faltering, inventories are large, and sales are hard to make.
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NEW York (P
Iron Age
National Metalworking Weekly
American officer in command on Palestine front with Egyptian forces
An American officer, possibly a former brigadier general, is reported in command on the Palestine southern front facing an Egyptian force of about 9 000. The officer is described as general at present but may hold a lesser title in the U S Army.
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Wront Tel Aviv
Israel
Army of Israel
U.S
Palestine Southern Front
Escaped Clinton Prisoner Captured After Four Days
Calvin Loumala, 24, fled Clinton Prison and hid in nearby woods for four days before being captured. He said a 15-foot roof drop injured his feet during the escape. A shed and mental hospital attendants were involved in the pursuit. Oysters reach marketable size in two to five years.
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Dannemora
Hunge
Calvin Loumala
Gates
Loumala
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