Coal Town Cinderella Brings Her Rich Husband Home to Meet the Folks
Stephana Sara Hitchcock a 24 year old western Pennsylvania native who eloped to Georgia with Francis Hitchcock visited Windber with two luxury cars from South Carolina. She helped with cooking while her coal miner step father and mother hosted the couple. The pair discussed settling nearby as crowds gathered.
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Windber
Steve Turk
Stephana Sara Hitchcock
Francis Hitchcock
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Hitchcock
Stephana
Rain Forecast Confident but Local Forecaster Holds Line
A Syracuse weather expert predicts hot and humid weather through tomorrow with highs near 89 and 88 and tonight's low around 67. The Albany bureau warns a cloud belt brings scattered showers into southwestern New York by evening and statewide tomorrow while a Washington forecaster calls for general showers in the northeast with a quarter to a half inch of rain.
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Tomor-Row
Atlantic Coast
Syracuse
Sam
Albany
Washington
New York
Four Power Foreign Ministers Hold Secret Paris Talks
In Paris the four power Council of Foreign Ministers met for 96 minutes in a secret session. Andrei Vishinsky left the room to allow western colleagues to hear his briefing. A full later session is expected with briefing officers to make public what was discussed. The talks are nearing their final phase as the United States Britain and France seek a possible late evening communique. Hopes remain for a temporary east west détente in Europe.
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Council of
Andrei Y
Vishinsky
Coleagues
Ater
Reach
United States
Britain
France
Europe
Five U.S. Ships in Hong Kong Harbor Visit
The U S cruiser St Paul arrived for a visit in Hong Kong harbor joined by five other American vessels in the harbor.
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Hong Kong
U. S
St. Paul
Unemployment Pressures Manufacturing Amid European Competition
Marquis Childs notes rising unemployment nationwide with manufacturing sectors like New England shoe plants facing growing European competition. The editorial page outlines economic strain and potential shifts in industry dynamics impacting workers.
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New England
Marquis Childs
Burglary at Brighton Theater Nabs $250
The Brighton Theater at 2010 S Salina St reports a theft of $250 in cash after burglars entered a balcony office and forced a door panel. Detectives Barry and Garn, with Acting Detective Hook, examined the scene and found no sign of external entry. Police theorize the thieves hid in the theater and struck after closing.
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S. Salina St
Murray Briskin
John Barry
Francis Garn
Arthur Hook
King Gustaf V Celebrates 91st Birthday at Tullgarn
King Gustaf V marks his 91st birthday at his summer residence Tullgarn 15 miles south of Stockholm. The monarch, preferring privacy, is having low key ceremonies honored in line with his wish.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf V
Tullgarn
Syracuse Seen Likely Site for Upstate Medical Center
Albany trustees discuss locating the upstate medical center at Syracuse with a 3-1 vote in its subcommittee favoring Syracuse. Subsidies for Albany and Buffalo schools debated, with support from Comptroller Moore and some Health Department voices. Regents final say and the governor’s input awaited.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
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State Health Department
The
State University
Alvin C. Eurich
Board of Regents
Dewey
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Albany Medical College
Edward N. Scheiberling F
Earle J. Machold
Syracuse University
Gear Fortune Heiress Weds Donald Cross in Woodchuck Hill Ceremony
Suzanne Hoyt Lipe Cochrane, heiress to the Lipe gear fortune, married Donald Cross at Calvary Baptist Church. The couple, who honeymooned three days in the Adirondacks, are part of Syracuse society with Cross running an Atlantic gasoline station in De Witt.
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Woodchuck Hill Rd
Lipe Gear
Parunette
Donald Cross
Edwin Cross
Teallay
Cross
Douglas
de Witt
Cross Bros
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles H. ‘Schmitz
Adirondacks
Raymond A. Hust
Hancock, Dorr, & Shove
Cochrane
Reno
Red Oath Proposal Seen In Senate Labor Bill Debates
A fourth Taft Hartley era provision to require a non Communist oath faces Senate action today alongside three amendments adding union and employer reform measures. The proposals govern good faith bargaining speech annual financial reports and strike bans, with Truman opposing revisions. The vote followed a long labor bill debate as Taft Hartley issues loom in a larger substitute.
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Washington
Senate
Three States Hunt Armed Jailbreaker After Escape
In Rockford Illinois police across three states pursued Marion Barr and Vito Cascio after Barr and Cascio escaped Winnebago County Jail. Barr fled with a cellmate slugging staff and leapt 16 feet from a window. Barr fired on officers as the manhunt widened. Cascio was captured nearby.
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Ill
Marion Il. Barr
Winnebago County
Vito Cascio
Barr
Britain Near Five Year Trade Pact With Yugoslavia
Ambassador Sir Charles Peake said Britain is near a five year trade pact with Marshal Tito and Yugoslavia. Unofficial estimates project the agreement would lower about 560 million dollars in trade.
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London
Britain
Marshal Tito
Charles Peake
Bellgrade
Mansion on Hill Sold to Phi Delta Theta Alumni Group
The late John N. Derschug residence at 703 Yauit Ave was sold to the Central New York Alumni Association of Phi Delta Theta Inc for 350000 to be used as a chapter house. Gardens behind the home, 200 by 162 feet, were bought by Syracuse University and may join Chancellor Tolley’s formal gardens. The house adjoins Chancellor Tolley’s residence and is occupied by Mrs Myrtle S Derschug widow of the industrialist.
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John N. Derschug
Easy Washing Machine Corp
Yaiut Av
Central
Tolley
Mrytle S. Derschug
Trial Due Illegal Burial Defendant Vanishes
Police search for Kenneth E Dudley 32 of Constantia who vanished before his Pulaski trial on illegal burial charges. His six year old son Kenneth was found buried near the Dudley home by Doris Park two years earlier. Dudley claimed the boy died June 21 1947 and he buried the body. Bail was set at 1500. Dudley and family reportedly left the Constantia residence. authorities suspect he went to Canada.
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Pulaski
Dudley
Kenneth
Doris Park
Hyman Haymen
Syracuse Corp
Benjamin Butler
State Police Bureau of Criminel
Canada
Boston
INS
Dutch Voters Deliver Crushing Defeat to Reds in Dutch Elections
In 23 municipalities across the Netherlands yesterday, communists lost 33 of 71 council seats. The Liberal People's Party for Freedom and Democracy won 50 seats, Protestant parties rose to 125, Catholic People’s Party 183, and Labor 173, with several councils to vote next Wednesday.
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Netherlands
Popular
Party For Freedom and Democracy
Iberals
Catholic Peoples Party
Labor Party
Truman defends postwar spy uproar as fading hysteria
President Truman described the spy uproar as postwar hysteria that will die out. He said he would purge any administration members touched by it but declined to comment on a proposed commission to probe FBI methods and J. Edgar Hoover. He affirmed Hoover’s okay and avoided judging him among those attacked last week.
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Taft R-Ohic
Washington
FBT
J.edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI
Tom Clark
Mr. Truman
Spy Witness Testimony Delays Coplon Espionage Trial
In Washington a prosecutor's questioning suggests Judith Coplon may delay her testimony to deny espionage claims. Coplon will testify as her own star witness after Archibald Palmer completes cross examination of prosecutor Raymond P. Whearty. Palmer sought the FBI report on the investigation but Judge Reeves ruled it inadmissible.
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Archibald Palmer
Raymond P. Whearty
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Whearty
FBI
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Howard J . Fletcher
Albert L. Reeves
Witness Freed on Bail in Slaying Case
James A. Dewey aged 33 was freed on $5,000 bail after admitting he was in Bernard Hart's home the morning Jane Hart was fatally stabbed. Hart, 29, a railroad brakeman, faces first degree murder charges in the killing of a 26 year old mother of four.
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James A. Dewey
Dewey
Bernard Lee Hart
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Jane
Samuel A. Dewey
Hlart
That's Life Says Odom on Preparedness and Pacifism
Bill Odom, famed world flyer, spoke at Teterboro Airport about preparedness versus pacifism. He argued that satisfaction hinders improvement, while improvement risks dissatisfaction, and added that the wages of sin do not come down.
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Bill Odom
Teterboro
N. J
Mystery uranium missing fuels Hicklooper charge
Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper charged that the Atomic Energy Commission has not told the full truth about the missing uranium. He cited a brown bottle that turned out to be a clear Ball Mason jar and pressed for AEC chairman Lilienthal to resign as an inquiry into alleged mismanagement continued.
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ULP
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Fa
Atomic Energy ‘Commission
Iowa
Hickenlooper
House
Senate Atomic Energy Commission
David E
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Truman Broad Powers Expanded by Streamlining Bill
Congress completed action on a measure that grants the President authority to streamline the executive branch, aiming to consolidate government offices and improve efficiency. The move centralizes power to reorganize agencies, with implications for administrative oversight and policy execution.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Preacher Plans to Use Airplane as Pulpit in Lock Haven
Curt J. Wetzel a former test pilot turned preacher assists at First Baptist Church has rigged a two seat plane with a sound system to broadcast his message from the air He plans to glide over the countryside this summer delivering remarks wherever a crowd gathers Weather permitting the sound carries well from the air and wind or poor weather may hinder flights.
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Lock Haven
Curt J. Wetzel
First Baptist Church
The
Wetzel
Newport Firemen Rescues Cat From Tree After Hose Iro
Newport firemen respond to a treed cat call, lift a ladder, then spray with a light hose. The yowler climbs to higher limbs before the cat comes down safely.
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Newport
Hitler's Yacht Opens for Charity Exhibition in New York
The Grille, Hitler era yacht valued at 34 million, docks in New York and opens to the public for a small fee to benefit nine charities including a Jewish organization. Lebanese owner George Aria says a cosmopolitan crew of 60 will operate the 3973-ton vessel with former air crew aboard. Chief Engineer Emil Wessel recalls Hitler and Goering sailing aboard.
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Adolf Hitler
Grille
George Aria
Emil Wessel
Hitler
Goering
Hess
Goebbels
Iaid
How to Write Your Congressman in New York State
The Herald Journal lists U S Senator Robert F Wagner U S Senator Irving M Ives and Rep Walter R Richman with congressional office addresses in Washington for readers to contact regarding measures in Congress.
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Senate
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Irving M. Ives
Walter Riehiman
House
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