Stichman Blames Federal Policy For Housing Drop In NY
New York housing chief Herman Stichman blamed federal policy for a two point drop in home building, warning the drop may intensify the housing emergency with a million World War II veterans still living in barracks and emergency shelters. He spoke before the New York State Mayors Conference in Niagara Falls, urging federal action.
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Bridges Denies China Lobby Tie In MacArthur Inquiry
Senator Bridges denied any link to a China Lobby influencing his China policy stance amid a Democratic attack on administration policy in Asia. The inquiry, led by senators McMahon Morse and others, seeks witnesses on MacArthur's dismissal and foreign aid flows to Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists on Formosa.
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Open Bank Untouched Fitchburg Mass After Break In
A Worcester crack crew failed to notice an open front door at a local crust company in Fitchburg Massachusetts. No items appeared missing after a check of the premises and the investigation continues. Rita Hayworth Hosts GI Amputees At Lake Tahoe Nevada California area events across multiple hospitals. She greeted servicemen in white dress and casual glamour while assisting wounded veterans from the Korean War era. A Harvard medical student suffered severe self inflicted wounds with a razor blade in Boston while being treated today. Fire destroyed a dress factory in Plymouth causing millions in damage with 100000 dollar loss estimated. Lindsay and Stickney receive honorary degrees at Northville track event amid racing day coverage.
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Japs Hold Out on Remote Antahan Island
In the Pacific theater of World War II, 18 Japanese sailors and others remain on Antahan Island, 61 miles north of Saipan, with a single machine gun, as a nearby Japanese technician, Jungi Inoue, was evacuated. A six-year stalemate ends for one officer, but still a stubborn holdout persists on the island.
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Further Price Rollbacks Planned by DiSalle Revealed
Washington price stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle announced more rollbacks are due, including 4 to 5 percent cuts in livestock and a 9 cent per pound butcher shop price slash. He said Congress watchdogs will be kept updated as the government weighs similar cuts on other commodities to stabilize consumer prices.
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Slain trooper chase and car theft across upstate New York
A stolen truck with a cow de sparked a federal manhunt after a trooper on a dirt road west of Oneonta stopped the vehicle. The truck was abandoned. authorities tracked possible suspects across woods and Utica Rome lanes. A witness described a confrontation where the trooper was shot, as a man fled with a rifle in the night.
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Bank Motions Frontage in Syracuse Fraud Case
A federal case in Syracuse centers on charges that Idealer conspired to defraud a bank and the government of about 379000. Defendants include John Sims, Lewis Ancino, Angelo Dela, and Jackson Potter with attorney Albert Averbach and others in attendance as motions proceed.
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John R. Sims
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Tall
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Lewis
Luigi Ancino
Syracuse
Operor
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Porter
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Mediators Face Stalled Talks in Major Shipping Dispute
The three unions led by the NMU demand a 40 hour work week at sea with no pay cut and a wage boost of up to 77 percent. Current monthly wages range from $213.79 for messmen to $696.95 for chief engineers. Negotiations resume after a standstill, with shipowners including Moore McCormack, Grace, United States Lines, and others facing sharp wage demands and improved vacation terms. Additionally, court proceedings recount indictments and motions involving multiple defendants in a related federal case, as attorneys seek procedural rulings and plea dispositions.
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Cattleman Tells Disalle He’s Satisfied
Washington Ayah wrestling with Wie bitter controversy over heef price pro sam, received word of a front unexpected souren. A letter from Cone Br Al conmmuties Last night Amelie said cane from Jack Grogan, a pecaler with his father at Keysiane Nebraska. The Matas affiliate of the farniese and candhors that ar 0d yo eniarent the cnty jetties.
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Twelve Jailed in Plot in Yugoslavia Catholic Seminars
Twelve students and teachers in Yugoslavia were sentenced to prison terms ranging from eight months to several years for alleged collaboration with a government plot. The Catholic seminaries were said to be involved in secret activities and consultation with authorities.
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Niagara Falls Simulated Atomic Raid Declared a Success
State and local civil defense officials hailed a Niagara Falls simulated atom bombing as a huge success. The drill showed what problems arise in a real attack, notably radio communication gaps, and demonstrated mutual aid from seven Western New York counties with 700 nurses and doctors forming emergency hospitals. The exercise killed an estimated 22,000 residents, injured 15,000 and left 15,000 homeless in the scenario, with responses testing fire and rescue crews and the city’s alert procedures.
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Red Guns Hit Ship Kill 3 in Korea Engagement
Tokyo report from UF cites Far East Naval Command stating three men aboard the minesweeper Thempyan of Songjin were killed by Communist shore batteries on the northeast Korean coast. The same action caused an underwater explosion two days earlier that killed 26 aboard the destroyer Walke.
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Red Trade Ban Lift Signals New Political Battle
President Truman suspended the Kem amendment ban on foreign trade for 90 days, sparking GOP warnings of broader risks. White House cited security concerns, while officials granted exceptions to Norway and Austria. Critics argued the move could weaken U S security and hinder allied defense.
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State program aids recovering addicts in prison system
About 300 women inmates at Westfield State Farm include around 75 former drug addicts. Seventy-five non-narcotic prisoners will move to Albion to free space for the experiment. Governor notes 25 percent of former addicts in state prisons hail from New Fee. Dewey stresses rehabilitation over cure and says most addicts were slowed down prior to prison and received no drugs during tapering.
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City Dope Prices Jump as Police Roundup Bites
New York narcotics prices jumped about 500 percent as dope pushers vanished underground during a three day police roundup that netted 27 vendors. Detectives report heroin capsules rose from 73 cents to as much as 3 dollars while dealers restrict to trusted customers amid the crackdown. A 19 year old dancer was arrested with four cans of heroin as officers tally the street operation’s scope. Ralph Kaye, a known dealer, was said to take about 1000 dollars weekly in sales to musicians and entertainers in bars and restaurants identified in the investigation.
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Fatal Church Fire Claims Dozens In Dormitory Tragedy
A blaze gutted a T shaped home used as a dormitory killing at least 32 residents. Firemen recovered charred bodies, including Sister Rita Gervais who died praying near the chapel. The building collapsed and 40 aged inmates were evacuated as rescue efforts continued hours after the fire began.
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William Grenier
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Reony
Iran plans oil nationalization faces British delays
The oil liquidation board runs Iran nationalization with NASSIBL directing. Britain refuses aid and may delay a final reply while talks continue on other program aspects. About 6,000 national front and Moslem groups demonstrated in Masia Square cheering Iran's takeover of oil from British control.
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