Derby Backed by Syracuse Officials at Luncheon
A large gathering at the Hotel Syracuse Monday noon endorsed youth Dudding programs tied to the Derby event. City officials businessmen educators and fraternal groups praised the greatest amateur racing event in the world and lauded the sponsors Herald Journal Herald American and Bresee Chevrolet as organizers pledged continued support.
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VA Orders Rough Adjustment to 210000 Payrolls
The Vere crane Administration directed large scale cuts in agency payrolls, reducing the number of employed workers to about 210000 as ordered by President Truman. The move aims to streamline operations and curb spending across veterans affairs and related departments. Entities mentioned include VA and President Truman, with implications for federal employment.
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Editorial Preview and Features Listings in Today’s Paper
The page outlines today’s editorial stance on labor and the new union curbing bill, noting uncertainty in courts and likely benefits to lawyers. It highlights sections including comics on page 30 31 and features like talking it over on page 15, with Amusements Bride Financial Classifieds and Deaths Sports notes across pages 10 12 13 22 93.
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United States Supports European Union Idea Amid War-Era Talks
Secretary of State Marshall backs a Congressional record favoring a United States of Europe within the United Nations framework. He stresses the aim is not to impose a specific political or economic form on Europeans. The United States seeks a unified Europe to deter war, while promoting freedom and stability.
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Towns Face Severe Flood Conditions Across Regions
Floodwaters from the Mississippi inundate about 50 000 acres of farmland and leave over 20 000 homeless in Eastern Missouri and West Central Illinois. Rivermen and US engineers warn further rises worsen strain while several towns in Henry and neighboring counties report severe food shortages. US Army engineers and Coast Guard mobilize crews with Red Cross aid as water depths reach up to eight to ten feet near Alexandria.
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Weather forecast warm with increasing clouds
The forecast calls for a warm day with rising temperatures near 80 degrees and more clouds. A developing low pressure area brings the chance of thunderstorms and rain by Wednesday, according to meteorologist Andrew P Keller.
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12 Held in Genoa In Letter Bombs
Genoa police aided by British agents arrested 12 persons in the harbor and slum areas today in a search for suspects in the murder by mail plot. Several prominent Britons received letter bombs from Italy last week.
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Griswold Approved Nominee For Greek Aid Program Chair
The committee approved unanimously today President Fruman's nomination of Dwight P Griswold, former governor of Nebraska, to head the Greek aid program, signaling a smooth path for the new administration's education outreach.
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Two British Officers Found In Palestine
Two British policemen abducted from a Tel Aviv suburb pool area were found unharmed in Jerusalem. An intensive search for their captors, described as Jewish underground, was under way.
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Housing Bonds for Albany Project Authorized
A $23,175,000 issue of 50 year serial bonds to finance a housing project in New York will be offered for sale by the bond department on June 17. The sale is part of a housing program authorized for Albany and surrounding areas.
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Four City Power Walkouts Tie Up France
Paris reports gas and electricity walkouts in major cities including Paris, Marseille, Montpellier, and Toulouse as rail and perishable goods movements remain paralyzed. Premier Ramadier rejects negotiations while urging workers to return to their posts, amid rail federation refusals and looming assembly statements.
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Pair Faces Terms In Conspiracy
New York federal court records reveal John Cortigan and Rob Wells face terms after being charged in a conspiracy case. Prosecutors say the defendants helped the government with services in exchange for improper payments.
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Overell Jury Still Unpicked Progress in Santa Ana Case
In Santa Ana the jury selection for Louie Quetell and her fiancé George Gollum charged with killing her parents nears its third week. One jury panel remains to be chosen as the panel development stretches into days.
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The Abbatt PharmAgraph Chuckle Snippet
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Petroleum talks set for June 17 conference in Washington
Secretary Krug invites cabinet members and heads of government agencies to a June 17 conference in Washington to discuss potential petroleum shortages and future supply prospects. The gathering aims to coordinate policy and address looming energy concerns.
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Truman's Train Crosses Into Canada at Ottawa Welcome
President Truman's special train arrived in Ottawa with Prime Minister Mackenzie King and dignitaries at the head of the welcoming party. The President, who briefly stepped onto the platform, called out to Canada and posed with his daughter as officials organized a state dinner at the Governor General's residence.
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FINAL TALKS Briggs Auto Strike At Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs talks with the United Auto Workers face a strike threat at eight Briggs plants. If no deal by 10 AM Wednesday, 30,000 Briggs workers may walk out, halting production across the sector. The walkout would disrupt body supplier links to Chrysler, Packard, and others. A wage demand of 15 cents an hour for salaried and engineering staff is also on the table.
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Employment Up by 1.5 Million Through May
The Census Bureau reported a rise of about 1.5 million in the number of employed persons from April to May, lifting the total employed in May to 55.3 million. The gain reflects broader job growth as the civilian labor force expands.
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Iron Curtain Balloting Off Until Spring
A Vienna report says Austrian conservatives ward off a communist threat as Hungary contemplates new elections with UN supervision sought by undersecretary Ferdinand Graf. Hungary's premier Dinnyes backs private property and foreign investment. US details on a Smallholder conspiracy were denied by the Soviet Allied Council chairman. Russia tightens leaks penalties, boosting prison terms for disclosing state secrets and military information.
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Dewey Plans 20 State July Tour Across Nation
Governor Dewey outlined a July tour spanning about 20 states with potential presidential nomination discussions. Highlights include a Salt Lake City appearance from May 13 to July 16 and visits to Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, Jackson Hole, and other western sights with his family.
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