Grand Union Hotel Sold to Broadway Saratoga Corp
The Grand Union Hotel in Saratoga Springs was sold to Broadway Saratoga Corporation. Sale price was not disclosed. Owner William E. Benton said title would transfer on June 17. The 70 room hotel has hosted hundreds including several presidents.
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Labor Unity Push From AFL President William Green
AFL President William Green predicts within a year major labor groups will be reconciled into a single movement, saying the split between CIO and APL can no longer be justified. He spoke at the Flint Glass Workers convention in Toledo.
Paris Bathing Fashions Grow More Conservative
Mixed international wire items recount fashion shifts in Paris with Bikini history note, plus reports on Kmurs health in Rhodesia, Berlin sabotage allegations, Crosby sailing home from Europe, Naples aid by U S Navy, Newfoundland wildfires flare, and obituaries for Dr Edward Birge Carlos Aur d and Rev Stanton Sautenschlager.
No Red Link Seen In Brink's Theft
FBI Chief Hoover told Congress that no red link to Communist influence has been found in the Brink's armored car theft case. Stephen Lonergan testified that Australia plans to preserve beneficial native customs in New Guinea under Trusteeship Council oversight. He noted no evidence tying Communists to the billion dollar robbery thus far.
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McCarthy Demands Acheson Fired Over Red China Fears
Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy launched a sharp attack at Secretary of State Dean Acheson during a keynote at the state Republican convention. He accused Acheson of guiding a warelike policy and urged his removal from foreign affairs leadership. He mocked Acheson’s Harvard tone and criticized Communist containment strategies as insufficient against true threats.
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New York press cuts and McCarthy claims on Poland
Yonkers Times reports McCarthy accusing Acheson Brannan and Lattimore of arming Polish communists with U S loans and supplies. He ties these charges to Soviet control and attacks on German potato bugs as propaganda. The piece cites public safety and foreign affairs context and predicts a Soviet communique.
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Dedication Near Cornerstone Gone Amid Missing Stone
At Sewanee Lena, a dedication near the Gallor Memorial dining hall was interrupted when the cornerstone vanished. Chancellor Green urged students to return the missing stone as a prank threat loomed over Sunday ceremonies. A separate jury found a 15 year old not guilty in the fatal shooting of his father, Jimmy Basham, citing no intent to kill.
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Times Seeks Court Order Over Telephone Racing Information
Mrs. Rose Martinelli testified before a Senate subcommittee on gambling. The Times, 24 pages, focused on local news with no race results. it admitted subscribers used a weekly toll for fast racing information by telephone. A Times spokesman vowed to pursue a court order to restore telephone service.
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Czech Trial Ends 13 Convicted of Spying and Treason
The Prague court convicted 13 defendants of treason and spying for Western powers, including a woman Milada Horakova. They received death, life with hard labor, and long prison terms. The panel said the group aided foreign embassies and planned a fifth column, with several defendants linked to the National Socialist Party.
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Millionaire Soong Resigns From Kuomintang Over Formosa Rift
Soong Tse-ven, famed financier and brother of Madame Chiang Kai-shek, quits the Kuomintang rather than join Chiang in Formosa where leaders pledge to defend the regime. The ex foreign minister, long a key Nationalist figure, cites political pressure and exile risks as he departs, with reports tracing his wealth across global banks and prior Canton exile.
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Federal Agents Posing as Brinks Suspects In Guam Flight
Four men paid about 1000 for airline passage to Guam using small bills. G men identified them as government representatives on official business. The episode raised questions about security and undercover operations in Washington.
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