Steel Settlement Looms as Senate Postpones Action
United Nations and communist commands pressed for an immediate resumption of truce talks in Panmunjom to settle the Korean War prisoner of war issue and push toward an armistice. Peiping radio cited North Korea and Chinese volunteers backing a fast settlement while urging both sides to finalize POW repatriation and permit a broader peace. The page also notes U S paratroopers on Koje Island preparing for possible operation Breakup as compounds 76 78 and 77 were readied for control measures.
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Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh Huai
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Allied Observers Note Concluded Practice on Page Four
Allied observers report that practice sessions concluded on page four and column four. The note appears in a brief update from the newsroom, referencing ongoing coverage and cross reference to the next section.
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Government eases down payment rules for new homes
The U S government relaxes down payment requirements under Regulation X. Beginning Wednesday buyers may place down payments up to 50 percent less than before for many new houses and 20 percent less on some. The change, announced by the Federal Reserve Board, halves the required down payment on the least expensive homes and trims the top end by about 20 percent. Concluded on Page 12.
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Le Moyne College graduates 249 at second annual commencement
The Rev. John W. Lynch told 249 Le Moyne College graduates that religion is woven into all studies as the keynote speaker for the school’s second annual commencement. He received the honorary doctor of humane letters, the college’s second such degree after Bishop Foery.
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LeMoyne College
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Manlius
Catholic Sun
Syracuse
Waller A.j. Foery
Berlin
Foery
New York
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J. Schlaerth
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Rainy and Cooler With Showers Tonight
The weatherman predicts cooler temperatures and clear skies after today’s showers. Yesterday reached 83, tying this year’s high. A front will pass Syracuse late today, lowering the low to 52 tonight and the high to 70 tomorrow.
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Mercury
Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
U. S
Johnson City
Tenn
Frank Arquette
Jack
Jill
Quette
Senate Aid OK Seen Near Senate Aid OK Seen Near
Senate leaders hope to speed a 6.447 billion foreign aid bill to President Truman today after a brief Senate debate. Senator Kem plans to fight to send the measure back to conference with the House to restore a provision for a tightened arms and material blockade of Communist nations. The conferees report progress in cutting trade in war materials with Communist countries under a looser measure from last year.
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Congress
Editorial on settlement of steel strike and power dynamics
Marquis Childs discusses today’s settlement of the steel strike as not resolving the broader question of government versus powerful organized groups in society. The page lists regular features and page numbers for Amusements, Ing.Reporter, Badge, Press Quiz, Classified, Radio-TV, City Life, Deaths, Spies, Dupes, Editorials, Diplomats and Letters, Sports, Financial, Your Hospital, Today’s Pictures.
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Ozark preacher dies on 51st day of fast
The Rev. J. J. Ivie of Omarryville Missouri dies on the 51st day of his fast after vowing not to eat until prayer for Gods will and protection of his family is answered. Ivie 51, an ordained minister since age 17, lay in his home attended by his wife and five sons as doctors were summoned. He had voiced concern about communism and refused to enlist medical aid until the end. The family remained calm as the longtime preacher passed away with 36 persons and 89 mules in the surrounding area.
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Ozarks
J. J. Ivie
Ee Econ
Ee Reese
Woods
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Snan
Ivie
Loncern
Landslide Flood Threat Is Eased Near Valpelline
In Valpelline Valley near Bionaz a massive landslide created a dam on the Buthier River, easing flood fears as rock and ice halted at the fault line. Four people were believed killed when the slide struck the river and valley, while authorities assess the scene near Mt. Aspra and the 981 foot dam. Meanwhile in current Israel policy, a government move restricts French and Swiss hunters traveling by private cars on Sabbath observance measures amid fuel supply concerns.
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Rail Unions Lose Suit Over 1950 Railroad Seizure
The Supreme Court dismissed a case by unions representing engineers conductors and firemen challenging the 1950 seizure of railroads to avert a strike. The court found no live issue, vacated Cleveland court orders, and rejected legality questions about the seizure while noting President Truman had ordered private operation.
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Film Punch Line and Naval Ties Hit Morro Bay Set
In Hollywood a chaotic scene unfolds with actress Jen TORIO after Jones’s altercation and a naval commander character in the script. The production departs Yokohama harbor aboard a ship to Morro Bay California where the U S Navy presence and Annapolis ties figure in the unfolding filming day.
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Jones
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Jon Heston
U.S
Morro Bay
Calif
Naval Academy
Annapoli
Steel strike seen idled as talks drift on
Washington officials forecast a steel halt today with wages likely beneath the Wage Stabilization Board’s guidance. President Truman urged Senate restraint while talks stretched into a sixth day between major steel firms and the CIO Steelworkers Union. A two year contract was tentatively planned with a wage package near 21 or 22 cents, plus fringe pay for holidays. Several pay details remained unsettled, including Sunday premium and retroactivity from Jan i.
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C.so
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Senate
Alban W. Barkley
Ernest W. McFarland
TBE
CLO Steelworkers’ Union
WSE
WSB
City Police Promote Several Officers Amid Residency Review
Nine Syracuse police promotions were announced with two promotions delayed while officials determine if the two officers meet the city residency requirement. Sergeant William J. McCarthy was elevated to lieutenant in a morning ceremony. Detective Bernard Nelson and other patrolmen were promoted to detective or detective sergeant, with sergeants newly named as Robert Sandwick Joseph Franey and Richard Schill.
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Robert Klein
George Keppesser
John A. Kinney
Civil Service Commission
William J. McCarthy
Oneida ‘St
Bernard Nelson
Lincoln Park Dr
John Litcher
Karola Flavin
Robert Laun
Michael Krisak
Patsimes Robert Sandwick
Joseph Franey
Richard Schill
TODAY S CHUCKLE Sailor asks for quick haircut and short talk
A sailor climbs into a barber chair and jokes about wanting a fast cut and brief chat. He requests a medium cut with long sideburns, making light of the conversation length amid the grooming.
Segregation To Be Heard
The Supreme Court agreed to hear cases challenging public school segregation, with appeals by Negro parents arguing the policy stigmatizes and harms children and violates equal protection. Decisions could impact all white and Negro elementary schools, including Topeka Kansas and Clarendon County South Carolina.
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Supreme Court
Topeka
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Titus jury trial delayed by defense plea objections
In New York the Titus case faced a contested plea change as Judge Foley ordered the trial to continue over objections. Titus’ lawyer argued the change was a matter of convenience, while prosecutors noted prior depostions and urged careful investigation. The case also involved two defendants who had signaled for mercy after a liquor-store robbery.
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Gene Cohen
Bernard E. Block
Syracuse Trust Company
Paul Titus
Auburn
James T. Foley
Kock
Witth Jackson M. Potter
Syracuse
Titus
William W. Barron
Washington
Foley
Bloch
Barron
Klock
Robert K. Murray
Hock Tes
Ito
Txe Titus
Bari
York
Ea Bennie Chietero
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Phaonx
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