Body of Green Lakes girl found in swamp near park
The 15 year old East Syracuse High School pupil Alice M Richardson disappeared Saturday from home. Found face down in a swamp near Green Lakes State Park, autopsy failed to confirm murder. Coroners say possible asphyxiation, stomach contents sent for chemical analysis as investigators probe mysterious circumstances surrounding her death.
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Alice M. Richardson
Route 5
Green Lakes
Charles Cartin
Corg
Robert Flaherty
Martin Hilfnger, Jr
Barry L. Gilmore
Hibinger
Flaherty
Gil
Albany
Green Lakes State Park
LE. Corte
Mawr
Truman Turn To Taft Harvey Law In Steel Row
The Senate defeated another bid to grant President Truman seizure powers in the steel dispute by 53 to 26. Officials said he will likely turn to the Taft-Hartley Act to force mills back into production. Republicans and Southern Democrats urged using the labor relations law, while Truman condemned the act as unfair and harmful. Concluded on page 21.
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Truman
Washington
Senate
Truc Aman
Revert A. Tait
Oma
Presideni al Nosanaton
Tait
OK Controls Extension in Washington Extended Control Measures
The War Powers Committee voted for a full year's wage price and rent controls and broad estate and consumer credit controls. Auto loan down payments and many items were suspended. If approved by Congress these could be reimposed later. The committee also set a floor of 90 percent parity for major agricultural supports and rejected the administration’s request to restore livestock slaughter quotas.
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Washington
Wouwse Fankong
Eien
Hichy
House Committee
Congress
Gating Southern Delegates At GOP Convention
James Pfarlow notes in editorial commentary that the Republican National Convention in Chicago will pivot on how southern delegate blocs are gated. The feature index lists Amusements Redwo TV city Life and other sections, with Death, Spies, Editorials, and Letters.
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Tait
General Xsontoner
Chicago
James Pfarlow
Redwo
City Life
Your Hospital
Child Killed in Argentine Quake Near Andes Mountains
Tremor in San Juan province of Argentina caused damage and casualties. A five year old girl died in a building collapse and about 15 people were injured. The quake struck along the Andes region near the Chilean border, prompting evacuations and temporary displacement.
Walkout apology from Hy? unclear notes in Garreexville
Ambiguous clipping reports a partial apology postcard from a weekend escapee. It mentions Hot Springs and D.C. Whits, with a promise not to return to Bauer, but key names and locations are garbled, leaving uncertainty about the event and its participants.
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Greexgville, Ren
Confidence rises in atomic weapons readiness in Korea
Gen James Van Fleet says tactical atomic arms would be used by UN forces if a mass Communist attack occurs in Korea. He notes entrenched troops can repel expanded Communist strength, as weapons move from lab to field. The move signals a potential immediate shift to atomic warfare in the peninsula.
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Washington
Korea
United Nations
Armes
James van Fleet
Korean Peninsula
Daniel H. Huderson
Yalu
California
Rocal Guard
Hudelsonlahat
Arelion
Mark Clare
Tokyo
Papa
Bank Trial Opens as Prosecution Details Check Swaps
Prosecutor Robert J. Leamy states that Paul Titus of Auburn traded bad checks for good ones, in a conspiracy and misapplication case against Syrature Trust Company funds. Titus, 24, allegedly deposited 15 checks drawn on an account with insufficient funds, with bank bookkeeper Bernard E. Klock keeping the checks out of bank files and charging them to Titus.
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Gexe Cohen
Robert J. Leamy
Paul Titus
Auburn
Syrature Trust Company
Fandy
Leamy
Titus
Bernard E. Klock
Britain Nears Bankruptcy Warns Churchill Speech
The item reports on a chaotic exchange accusing Churchill of near bankruptcy and political peril. It references Titus, Titus checks, and a Syracuse Trust, with Judge Foley warning of a treacherous political trap door as proceedings loom. The text is fragmented and redacted, but centers on financial danger and political risk facing Britain.
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Loxdon
Prine Munis
Halter Weelon Churchill
Titus
Britain
Klock
Kinek
Churchill
den- Syracuse
Leamy
al Hock
Tyolfunchion
Cabon
James T. Foley
Ty Rawyer
Wiliam W. Barron
Uno
British Plan Action On Ocean Record
Britain’s Cunard Line owner of the transatlantic speed record signals possible action if the United States attempts to seize the record. The U S clocked speeds above 34 knots in dual trials as the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, record holders, are cited as likely capable of beating the best three day, 29 hour, 42 minute record.
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London
Britain
Cunard Line
U. S
United States
U.S
Cunerd
Mary
Eliz- Woeth
Tremor Shakes Massena Village at 335 AM
An earthquake tremor struck Massena New York at 335 AM jolting residents along the St. Lawrence River. No damage reported as about 14 000 people woke to rattling dishes and tremors as heard across the village.
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St. Lawrence River
G.O.P. Taft Men To Control Convention
Senator Taft allies tightened control over Republican convention operations in Chicago. Gen Douglas MacArthur was chosen as keynote speaker and Taft supporters were placed in major posts as rival camps eyed Southern delegates, signaling a tough battle over disputed votes.
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Jack Bell
Chicago
Robert Raft
Douglas Macarthur
Taft
Lee
Ike Adviser Lashes Taft Steamroller Keynoter
An adviser criticizes Taft for a steamroller approach as Gen. Douglas MacArthur is chosen as a keynote speaker. The challenge to Robert Taft’s nomination signals factional tension within party leadership and the convention’s contest over control and influence.
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Taft ‘Steamroller
MacAxthix
Taft
Ef Thaylan
Sud Chiona
Doug Macarthur
MacArthur
Eynder
Guy G. Gebnelson
Robert A. Tait
Faul V. Holman
al Jadvisory
Gabnel
Moton
Reds Protest Kore Action at Armistice Talks
Reporters described an hourlong conference as United Nations efforts continued at Panmunjom amid Reds and Communists protests. Negotiations focused on prisoner exchanges and ceasefire terms with no progress reported. weather forecasts noted cool air and possible rain as talks resumed and a new session was set for 3 PM.
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Kores
Tsu
Hoje Island
Andi
Mark Ciarl Lommander
Wihan
Bartison
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Irom
Harriton
Kentucky
Telurn
Fine Isolated From Decision on Pennsylvania Delegation
Pennsylvania governor John Fine remains uncommitted and unimpressed by the convention stand. He notes the party faces a tremendous expenditure and says security and peace depend on the right choice. A Maine delegate reports questions swirl as the presidential candidate’s status and timing stay undecided.
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Femisylvanie
John 5. Fine
Chicago
Fine
Maine
Phosylvania
Thelse
Penn
Reds Deny Entry to Berlin West German Patrols
Berlin AP report says Russian guards blocked American and British military police patrols attempting to enter the Berlin West Germany corridor. The ban, announced yesterday in a note from Gen. Vassily L Chutkov, Soviet control commissioners in Germany, was to bar Allied patrols from using the route.
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Berlin
West Germany
Tsing
Vassily L Chutkov
Germany
LAN Pilots Down 3 MIGs Near Sinuija Border clash
In the Korea front, sabre jet pilots claim three MIG-15s shot down near Sinuija on the Main River border as part of a larger Southern Fighter-Interceptor Wing effort. UN ground forces report heavy fighting with Chinese forces along western and central fronts, including a 750-man battalion attack near Chormon that was repelled with allied artillery support.
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Seoul
Korea
Sinuija
Mendinna
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Ebrean
Eighth Army
Mingkeight
Chormon
Westero
Central
Princess Margaret attends party after father's death
Princess Margaret attended her first public event since King George VI's death. She sat out most dances at a ball in Belgrave Square, hosted by the Earl of Jersey for a society gathering, amid a somber royal mood.
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London
Margaret
Ing George VII
Belgrave Square
Embassy
Earl of Jersey
Ladyline Child-Willers
Reds-led POW riot leaves eight dead in isolation compound
American guards faced a chaotic night as Communist POW leaders sparked a fatal melee in Compound 36, killing eight inmates. Paratroopers recovered bodies from a well, and the rest were dispersed to stockades as U.N. forces regained control amid ongoing disturbances.
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Xekerse
P.o.w.s
P.O.W
French Reds Raided Again in Paris and Provence
Paris authorities issued a nationwide alarm for two Red leaders from Youlon naval base and pressed raids on Communist headquarters in Provence and the port city Metsefies. Interior Ministry seeks Andre Toutin secretary general of the General Labor Confederacy Totlon area amid espionage and sabotage probe.
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Paris
Youlon
France
Interior Ministry
Andre Tou- Gin
General Labor Confederacy
Totlon
Communist Party
All En Provence
Dorth
Metsefies
Comat
Russian Mission To Stay in Tokyo
Yomlon reports tonight that the Soviet government accepted the Japanese demand to withdraw the Soviet mission from Tokyo. The Japanese note was handed to the Soviet mission in Tokyo on May 3.
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Tokyo
Torfoins
Yomlon
Acc
Russan
Sowet
NATO Warships Test Malta Forts
NATO warships from France, Italy, Batam, and the United States, led by Britain's Adm Earl Mountbatten, practiced defense of Malta. About 80 ships and over 200 aircraft participated in four days of attack and defense drills including convoy defense and amphibious assaults around Malta.
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Naples
NATO
France
Jaly
Batam
United States
Malta
Britain
Mediterranean
Earl— Mountbatten
Bastian
Con Jroys
Salta
Judge to Rule on Dam Removal Case Today
Washington federal judge will rule today on a motion to force removal of the St. Lawrence River dam linked to Lake Ontario landowners group. The Lake Ontario Landowner and Beach Protection Association filed for a preliminary injunction asking the three-judge court to orders the dam’s removal amid concerns over water level and damages.
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Washington
St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Edward M. Care
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