Syracuse Girl Leads Medical Graduates Highlights 1942 class
Catherine F. Burkart 25, daughter of Frank J. Burkart, tops Syracuse University College of Medicine 1942 graduating class of 42. She shares top honors with one other woman, among 39 men. She aims to specialize in pediatrics and will train at University of Chicago after graduation.
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Syracuse University College of Medicines
Catherine F. Burkart
Frank J. Burkart
James Sr
Burkart
St. John the Baptist High School
College of St. Rose
Albany
University of Chicago
Syracuse University College of Medicine
James St
Herman G. Weiskotten
Labor Secretary Schwellenbach Dies at 53
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach, aged 53, died early this morning after a long illness at Walter Reed Hospital. President Truman, in Washington state, mourned his friend as a great senator and judge. Funeral plans are pending as acting secretary David A. Morse remains in place. cause of death cited as cardiac failure.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Truman
Senate
Schwellenbach
Olympia
Labor
White House
Wale Ter Reed Hospital
David A. Morse
Mihai and Anne Wed en Palace at Athens
Mihai former king of Romania and Anne de Bourbon-Parma, a 24 year old Danish princess, wed today in Athens Royal Palace. The ceremony lasted just over 20 minutes with guests and photographers outside, reporters barred. The couple plans a honeymoon at Tatoi before residence shifts amid labor crisis era.
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Schwellenbach
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Lt Hai
Hoosveio
Athens
Wihai
Romania
Inj
Anne
Bour
Congress
Damaskinos
Denmark
Avne
Mihai Powers
Elizabeth
New York City
Diagem
Mihail
Tatoi
Chicago Pepper Sneeze Sparks Cops’ Night Patrol
Police in Chicago traced a string of sneezing calls to a West Side meat sauce firm. The plant processes about a half ton of black pepper nightly. A malfunction in the pepper water filtration released a dry pepper cloud that caused widespread sneezing before the crew halted processing for repairs.
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Chicago
Dave Fetacque
Kerchap
West Side
Diploma Swap At Omak Goes Awry In Short Ceremony
Omak Washington seniors were set to exchange diplomas in a brief postgraduation session when a lightning strike knocked out power between Okanogan and Brewster. Principal David Ellis distributed diplomas in the wrong alphabetical order amid the ensuing darkness and confusion.
Air Force XS-1 Flies Faster Than Sound Says Symington
Air Secretary Symington states the XS-1 research aircraft has surpassed sonic speed in several tests. He notes no other plane has exceeded sound speed. Capt. Charles Yeager, famed airman, is the XS-1’s claimed beyond sonic wall pilot. The article outlines XS-1 specs, aims, and orders for more planes.
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Washington
Symington
Air Force
Charles B. Yeager
Yeager
Myra
W. Va
Air Materiel Command
Wright Field
Ohio
Navy
Senate Nears Vote on Draft Foreign Aid Debate Ends in Showdown
In Washington the Senate Appropriations Committee heard Harold E. Stassen urge restoring 2.16 billion dollars cut by the House in ERP foreign aid funds. Senator Taft signaled support to restore most cuts, with other GOP hopefuls Dewey Warren Stassen Van Denberg opposing House reductions. Hoffman warned that eliminating machinery and equipment programs may be needed if cuts persist.
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Washington
Harold EB. Stassen
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stassen
Robert A. ‘Taft
Onlo
Taft
Senate Republican
Ange
House Cut. ‘Taft
G.O.P
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Vandenberg
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation
Bubble Trouble In Jamestown Police Hunt Gum Thief
Police questioned two chewing boys after a theft of bubble gum. They then climbed to a treehouse to recover the stolen carton, as investigators followed leads and secured the area.
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Jamestown
Today’s Features on Two Pages Preceding Back Page
A list of sections on the newspaper’s pages notes comics Ida Jean Kain Dr. Brady Crossiword Mary Haworth Horoscope Tulning It Over on Page 11. Other regular features appear on the following pages including Amusements 52 Financial, Bridge, Report, Classifieds, Junior Set 43, Guy Life 32, Radio 51, Deaths 28, Social 38-46, Editorials Sports 47-50, and Letters 32. Today’s Pictures: Page 26.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Brady Crossiword
Mary Haworth
Ing. Repter
Guy Life
Winchell
Cease Fire Ordered in Palestine War Talks
Arab and Jewish groups receive a cease fire order from United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte. The pause lasts four weeks to push peace talks on Rhodes. A UN consular truce commission of four nations will supervise immigration and controls, with 63 officers under Swedish oversight.
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Liefehl
Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Bernadotte
Rhodes
United
Another Cool Spell on Way
A cool spell is forecast to arrive about noon tomorrow with possible thunderstorms and continue through the day. Today brief sun broke through after yesterday's gloom. Temperatures rose to 63 at noon.
G E Union Studies 8 Percent Raise Offer
The General Electric conference board of the CLO United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers began considering an 8 percent wage boost offer. More than 100 delegates from 97 GE plants attended to review the proposal for an estimated 125000 employees.
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New York
General Electric Conference Board
CLO
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Today
General Electric
Truman Compared To Nasty Little Garment In House Attack
In a House speech Representative Clevenger of Ohio likened President Truman to a nasty little garmin singing mud and attacked the president’s description of Congress. He called Truman a tax hawk and suggested Congress tanned Missouri jackass hides might be on the market after line elections. Democratic Leader Rayburn of Texas condemned the language as inappropriate for any president. The rhetoric signaled a rough campaign ahead.
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Wallington
Clevenger
Ohio
Truman
Congress
Rayburre
Exas
Food Index Rises 14 Cents in Dun & Bradstreet
New York wholesale food index climbed 14 cents in the week ended June to 7.11, the sharpest rise since last September. The index covers the price per pound of 31 widely used foods, with increases in oats beef hams lard butter cottonseed oil cocoa rice beans and related items. Declines occurred in flour wheat corn rye barley and potatoes.
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New York P
Dun & Bradstreet
Fire destroys 21 planes at Rosecrans Field
A large hangar, 21 airplanes, and a mess hall used by the National Guard were destroyed by fire early today at Rosecrans Field. Airport manager Hugh Middaugh estimated the loss at 875,000 dollars.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
National Guard
Rosecrans Field
Hugh Middaugh
Waking Them Up Western Europe Referenced by Bob Hope
The text cites Bob Hope calling for awakening Western Europe and mocks a star for seeming resigned. It then retells a joke attributed to John Wesley in which the preacher shouts Pive Fire and asks where to sit, with the reply In Hell for those who sleep during the Word.
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Europe
Bob Hope
Olm Star
John Wesley
Wesley
Bill Voted Down Sparks Housing Legislation Rift
Washington. The House Banking Committee defeated 14 to 12 a Democratic bid to revive the Senate passed Taft Ellender Wagner housing bill offering public housing slums clearance and farm home alms. Two Republicans Hall of Wisconsin and Stratton officially joined 10 Democrats in support, leaving GOP leadership temporarily in control.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Hall of Wisconsin
Stratton
Rome Base Probe Opens in Air Crash Fatal to 3
Officials probe mid air collision at Griffiss Air Base that killed three as witnesses described a blinding flash and a huge fireball in the rain. Lt. Col. Charles C. Wilder Jr and Lt. Daniel F. Hise were the C 45 crew. Harold E Cobb assists in the investigation.
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Associated Press
Rome
Herald-Journal
Griffiss
Steven Chimerewski
N. Crescent Av
Harold E. Cobb
Syracuse
Army Air Forces
Charles C. Wilder, Jr
Daniel F. Hise
Senate votes to press peacetime draft bill in uncertain House
Senate leaders pledged a final vote today on the peacetime draft measure after extended sessions. The bill would require 18 to 25 year olds to register, with 19 to 25 serving two years, expand regular services and reserves, and allow up to 269000 18 year olds to volunteer for one year of training to avoid draft at 19. A House battle looms with Rules Committee control shaping the bill’s fate.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Senate
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Morse
R-Ore
Russell
Malone
Rnev
Capehart
R-Ind
Truman
Mohawks on Election Warpath At St. Regis Reservation
At St. Regis Mohawk Reservation a tribal election fight splits the Mohawk faction as 25 Indians pick candidates for chiefs and sub chiefs to push a Democratic ballot against clan mothers. Matriarchs previously blocked a caucus under state law, while Moses White hopes to curb violence ahead of next Tuesday's vote amid clashes with Matone lawyer Milton Valois and state troopers.
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Hogansburg
St. Regis
Moses White
White
Milton J. Valois
Matone
Council House
Valois
Valoi
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