House Debates Extend Wage Price Rent Controls Wednesday
The House moves toward final action on extending wage price and rent controls beyond the 30 day expiration. Senate vote authorized an eight month extension to March 1, while House committee favors a one year extension with an anti red tape amendment to curb price drops below ceilings.
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Brent Spence
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Newt
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Ten Missing After B29 Ditching West of Kwajalein
Ten crewmen are missing after a B29 Superfortress ditched 173 miles west of Kwajalein. A rescued crew member reported the plane broke up on impact and one survivor floated away on a raft. Recovery boats and a crash craft searched for additional crew.
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Presidential Taft Eisenhower contest may hinge on 31 Southern delegates
Marquis Childs notes the Taft Eisenhower battle narrows to a possible swing vote from 31 southern delegates at the Chicago convention, with the GOP nomination race likely decided by this bloc. Other features and sections are listed across the edition.
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Dispute called political football Murray lists 4 obstacles
In federal court today the government presented photos of checks and deposit slips to link Paul Titus, 60, Anthem appliance dealer, to deposits in Bernard Block's account as part of a bank conspiracy case. FBI Agent Roth testified Titus wrote nearly 1 million in checks since 1936 with little deposited in Block's account. Judge Foley delayed sentencing for Klock, originally slated as co defendant.
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Paul Titus
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Klock
Syracuse Trust Company
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Charles Wilson
Syrabuse Trust
Robert J. Leamy
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Block
FBI
Peter Roth
Planes and Tanks Help Yanks Halt Reds on Korean Front
U S 45th Division repels a Chinese Red battalion in a heavy three hour battle on a T shaped hill near Choryon west of the front line. Fighter bombers tanks and artillery supported by flares and illumination aided the 180th and 179th regiments as Thunderbirds attacked at dawn and again later, holding the hill and repelling a Chinese counterattack before dawn.
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Weekend Weather Outlook For Syracuse Area
The weather forecast says a warm weekend with high near 80 degrees Saturday and Sunday. Expect warmer conditions from tomorrow through Monday then cooling Tuesday and Wednesday. Normal temperatures around 75 for the high and 33 for the low, with winds from 10 to 20 mph varying in direction.
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Marines Invade Malta Amid NATO Exercise
U S Marines waded ashore on Malta under carrier air cover as part of NATO naval drills. The force, including light tanks and punches, faced opposition from the Salta garrison during the island exercise including Britain Greece Italy.
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Tie Salta
Rochester youth re-enlists in Marine Corps under alias
Lawrence Baker Jr of Rochester, 23, qualified for Marine Corps service after using a friend’s name to enlist as a youth. At 16 he joined a year ago, was discharged after 22 days at Parris Island boot camp, then briefly served in the Navy before another discharge. He rejoined the Marines yesterday under another alias.
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Robert C. Lehm
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Parris Island
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Robert C. Semon
Red Ban Forces Traffic Jam to Berlin Highway
Soviet and East German authorities barred all truck traffic into Berlin on the 110 mile Autobahn at Helmstedt. The move, caused by a delayed shift in Russia guards, blocked the link between Berlin and West Germany and jammed more than 100 strings of vehicles before traffic moved again.
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Boy Witnesses Grandfather Kill Wife Then Himself
In Indiana a five year old, David Gallagher, testified Jed Hamlin watched as his grandfather Shelton Hamlin shot his wife Hazel Hamlin with a 22 gauge shotgun and then killed himself. Deputy Kenneth Corbin said the act may have been a mercy slaving.
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David Gallagher
Shelton Hamlin
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Mercer
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King Frederik Ix Pushes Batik Attendant Into Pool
Copenhagen newspapers say King Frederik IX, 53, returned from a swim in a jovial mood and confessed to pushing a batik attendant into the pool after a long desire to shed inhibitions. The king spoke to his family about the incident.
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Denmark
Frederik Ix
State High School
Rama
Imperturbability for Long Life from Dr. Fishbein
Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor and lecturer, shares secrets for health and longevity at the AMA convention. He cites five laws of imperturbability including low blood pressure, pace, metabolism, calories, and humor, and advises calmness, avoidance of anger, and walking away from futile disputes.
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Fishbein Wen
Taft in Delaware Seeks Backing for GOP Nomination
Senator Robert A Taft concentrates on Delaware as he meets with the Republican delegation at Lincoln Square farms near Wilmington. He plans visits to Maryland and Virginia delegations and holds two Philadelphia area events to rally support toward the national convention.
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Rains Stall Burma Border War Effort
Reports from Rangoon say heavy rains in Yunnan slow the Monsoon offensive by Nationalist Chinese irregulars against Communist forces on the Burma China border. Details describe a Kyukok Waong area attack and a nationalist withdrawal followed by a counterattack after aerial reconnaissance over Lanchow.
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Iran Oil Sales Defy U S Warnings Reported by Rome
Five thousand tons of Ithian oil is said to be sold by Tran Selling Oil in a bold move from Rome. Three tankers are bound for foreign ports, with cargoes headed to Switzerland and Norway. The shipments are viewed as the first bulk sales since the AngioIranian Oil Company was nationalized.
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Invasion of Yoad Sparks Wide Media Debate
President Truman addresses concerns amid drought reports spreading across the Middle West. Rain relief is awaited as figures warn of prolonged heat and water shortages. Local parks and recreation departments assess impacts on communities and mobility.
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Mick Rpasi
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Stevenson Appears Willing If Drafted
Springfield reports Governor Stevenson keeps a firm no comment stance on a possible draft while allies push for a Chicago convention move to elevate him. National committeeman Jacob Arvey says Stevenson would respond if drafted, though the Governor insists he aims to run for re election.
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Jacob Arvex
Tentis
Big Three Balk at German Talks With Three Allies
Western powers remain split over a clear path to discuss Germany with Russia and the Soviet Union. After talks among Secretary of State and British and French ambassadors, no consensus on conditions for a future Big Four meeting emerged. The delay follows Moscow notes demanding a Big Four session on German unification and peace terms.
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State Department
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Army Truman Mum On Macs Keynoting At National Convention
President Truman and the Army avoided comment on General MacArthur’s keynote at the Republican National Convention. The president questioned the keynote role’s politicism and did not indicate if MacArthur should retire before accepting the speaking slot. Meanwhile a state tax survey questions 800 employees about employment status and returns.
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Navy joke about Ts Jack outlines conceit
A humorous line frames Ts Jack as conceited for joining the Navy to let the world see him. The exchange plays on ego and public display.
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Union Shop Seen As Key Hurdle In Steel Strike
Philip Murray head of CIO United Steelworkers and its parent union tells a joint strategy session that the union shop is one of four main obstacles to settling the 12 day old steel strike. He notes other issues include management clause seniority and incentive pay. He also cites wage board recommendations for a 26 cent hourly raise.
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Wage Stabilization Board
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Was Stalin's Nurse special in American Weekly
Arkodi Svobodin, recently escaped from Russia, recounts his intimate account of Stalin's private life with loves hates and fears. The feature promises the first detailed Western world expose in the American Weekly with Sundays.
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