A Era Reds Topic at Graduations Across Upstate
Commencement speakers at upstate colleges focus on Communism, atomic control, and international affairs. Notables include Ambassador Jessup opposing Soviet plans, Gov. Dewey praising a French German pooling idea, and Canada’s St Laurent discussing the St Lawrence Seaway delays. Ives of Wyoming cites slow U.S. policy responses to Soviet shifts. 217 seniors graduated at Hartwick College with remarks on adapting to altered circumstances and enduring American values. Fosdick at Colgate urged growth, defense of liberty through progress, and beating Communism by surpassing its promises with democracy.
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Albany GT
Philip c. Jessup
Russia
Soviet Union
Dewey
France
Germany
Europe
Charles Allen Thomas
Monsanto Chemical Co
Louis St
Laurett
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Irving M. Ives
United’States
Sinta Acheson
Silod
Hamilton-Calyy
United States
Ana Sudorled
Jowet Union
Thomas
Flar
Thati
Caiidels ‘Urwends
Niagara Diversion
St. Laurence Project
Harry' Emerson, Fosdick
Riverside Church
New York City
Colgate University
Hamilton
Truman would trade job for peace says president
ATLANTIC CITY The president asserts lasting peace hinges on leadership and support to free peoples worldwide. He vows to keep America prosperous, strong and united as he addresses delegates of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham. Master Louis A. Waisyman of New York reads to the 63d annual convention.
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Atlantig City
Truman
Ordder
Brith Abraham
Louis A. Waisyman
New York
Commencement Hits Record Class At Cornell And Other Colleges
Cornell University awarded a record 1410 seniors with 400 advanced degrees as part of the 624th annual commencement. The address urged responsibility for human welfare amid concerns of moral indifference across colleges. In separate notes, a man climbed a 724 foot TV tower in Kansas City, later promises of a TV appearance led to his descent. Also, King Frederik and Queen Lovisa invited Drs Roosevelt to visit Denmark’s Gladsaxe Castle during Mrs Roosevelt’s Scandinavian tour, with arrival set for June 15.
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Cornell University
Duade
Cornelis W. de “Ochet
Une
University of Rochester
Elven
Alan Valentine
Alga
Henderson
Keuka College
Lenin” Yan
Somme
Mansas City
Joe Washington
Washington
WDAF
Randall Jessee
Jessee
Polee
Copenhagen
Desmack WD. Kcles
Frederik
Lageidy
Drs
Franklin Roosevelt
Visi
Aeten Castle
Theater Turns Teé OS ADA yA Reverent Audiorite
Describes a theater repurposed as Immanuel Gospel Temple after paying $200,000 for the building. Organ music and congregational singing replace prior burlesque and swing. Main floor filled as religious service resumes amid removed lurid signage.
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Belagen
Immanuel Gospel Temple
Reds Lose Debate In Record Time
In Seoul the scene opened with a halted address as a South Korean loudspeaker urged unity and freedom while the central figure spoke in a brief, discordant moment. The report notes rapid developments and shifting loyalties among factions and soldiers.
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Reds
Seoul
Nook Sen
Ban
Hannae
Labor Panel Dispute Affects Oak Ridge Construction Work
The article notes a wage dispute involving labor groups and the AFL in Oak Ridge. It mentions proposed increases from 93 cents to 125 dollars and a 700 attendance figure tied to Stratcon and the AFL. The piece references an arbitration board and a telegram about a $2 increase amid a broad labor contention affecting local construction jobs.
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AFL
Stratcon
Washington
Fred Strat
Union Offens
Aplisiike
Union
Suratton
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