Seven Syracuse pools to open June 28 as carpenters strike delays two
Seven of Syracuse's nine public pools will open June 28 as planned while two others at West Ems Bulmer Park and Thornden Park face delays due to a carpenters' strike. Parks officials said patching and cleaning are underway at the accessible pools and a plan to salvage operations by hand chlorination may be pursued if the strike continues.
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Parks Department
Standay
West Ems
Bulmer Park
Upper East Siie
Thornden Park
Paul Wells
Carpenters
State Health Department
ITODAY'S FEATURES LISTING AND PAGE NUMBERS
The page lists daily features with their sections and page markers. It notes Amusements on page 57, Graham on page 33, Bridge on page 32, Reporter on page 5, Classified on pages 53 to 65, Junior Set on page 46, City Life on page 35, Radio-TV on page 22, Deaths on page 32, Women on pages 27 to 29, Editorials on pages 36 and 37 to 51, Letters on page 36, Sports on pages 53 to 56, Financial on page 39, Todays Pictures on page 36.
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Graham
Ing. Reporter
City Life
Lizzie Foss Granted Divorce in Cambridge Desertion Case
Cambridge report states Lizzie Foss of Newton, 74, was granted a divorce yesterday on grounds of desertion. She testified her husband Frank disappeared years ago and had not been seen in years, prompting the legal separation.
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Cambridge, Mass
Ulp
Lizzie Foss
Newton
Frank
Card Pass Share Banker's Estate
Rochester banker Franz Haverstick died June 7 and left $100 legacies to five card playing friends in his will filed yesterday. The bulk of an estate estimated over $106,000 was divided among 135 relatives and friends and 22 charities in probate.
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Rochester
Franz Haverstick
Haverstick
Today's Chuckle Life expectancy joke
A lighthearted quip notes that life expectancy is increasing and suggests expectations rise with modern times. The brief humor plays on the notion that people anticipate broader possibilities as they live longer.
Bus collision injures 22 children near Troy
A school bus carrying 22 children was struck by a heavy dump truck and tipped over just east of Troy. Police detained truck driver James Keeney of Albany for questioning as 200 youths were treated for minor injuries at Samaritan Hospital.
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Troy
Roland Eaton
Samaritan Hospital
James Keeney
Albany
Troy-Eagle Millfard
Brunswick Hills
John Ducharme
Cohces
Pressure on Dewey Reelection Bid Favors Run
Albany reports show Republican leaders uncertain on Gov. Dewey’s plan for 1952. Some say he may be persuaded to seek another term while others believe retirement is likely. Leonard Hall indicated a push to run remains possible and noted Dewey as a strong candidate. Concluded on page 15.
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Albany
Dewey
Washington
Leonard W. i Hall
Republican National Committee
White House
Hall
Hell
Halili
New York
Mendes-France pledges peace aim and three point plan
Pierre Mendes France told the French National Assembly he would resign if no Indo China peace by July 20 and outlined a three point program. He aims to push for a settlement, present an economic recovery plan, and propose European Army policy before Parliament’s vacation.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes‘France
French National Assembly
France
Indo-China
Mendes-France
Contct
Indo- China
Fiter Mendes-France
Peiping to Send Envoy to London
Prime Minister Churchill announced in the House of Commons that Red China will send two chargés d affaires to London to establish normal diplomatic relations with Britain. Britain had recognized the Red Chinese regime in 1950 before the Korean War and previously sent a chargé d affaires to Peiping, but China had ignored the gesture until now.
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London
Winston Churchill
Red China
Britain
Churchill
House of Commons
Peiping
China
Political Crisis in Elk City Halts Governor Candidate
William Coe, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, fell sick and was ordered to stop speaking for three days. He will retreat from platforms while pinch hitters deliver his prepared speeches at campaign events.
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Elk City
Ohio
William Coe
European nations asked to allow US warship searches at sea
The United States asked European nations including Denmark and Britain to permit American vessels to search ships at sea to curb arms shipments to Guatemala. Officials said the issue raises legal questions and is being studied, with Denmark awaiting replies from other Nordic governments. The move cites recent arms shipments and peacetime sea law, noting unfamiliarity with at sea searches in peacetime.
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Denmark
United States
Guatemala
British Foreign Office
London
Europe
U. S
Britain
Washington
Foreign Office
United. States
Alfhem
Stettin
Switzerland
Hamburg
France
Partial Verdict In House Shooting Case
A federal jury of seven men and two women found Rachael Cancel Miranda 25 Andres Figueroa Cordero 29 Irving Flores Rodriguez 28 and Abs Lebron 34 guilty on 10 counts of assault for a House gallery shooting that wounded five congressmen. Lebron faces five counts of assault with intent to kill while Puerto Rican nationalists say their aim was to dramatize their demand for independence.
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House of Representatives
Tvo
Rachael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Abs. Lebron
U. S
Alexander i Holtzof
Lebron
Cancel
Cordero
Flores
House
Congress
Political Brawl in Army McCarthy Hearings
Democrats push the Army McCarthy clash as partisan. McCarthy accuses Democrats of promoting the lengthy hearings and Republicans of suffering for it. Sen Symington charges Mundt with unjust remarks and notes Clifford’s alleged role as adviser. Mundt defends secrecy and points to partisan roles amid the ongoing inquiry.
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McCarthy
Jinto
Symington
D-Mo
Mund
Ion
Mundt
Clark M. Clifford
Truman
Iymington
Army
Clifford
Syminton
Stevens
Admiral Joy to Head Navy Regatta Group
A distinguished Navy contingent led by Adm C Turner Joy will attend the 52d Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta on Onondaga Lake Saturday. Joy, longtime Naval Academy superintendent and former UN armistice delegate, joins Navy rooting section to cheer the Middies in what organizers call the world’s greatest rowing event.
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Navy Regatta Group
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Adm. C. Turner Joy
Onondaga Lake
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Lat
Annapolis
United Nations
Parmun- Jom
Weather outlook adds relief for campers tomorrow
Forecast calls for fair weather and moderate temperatures with a high near 2. South to southeast winds from 135 to 25 mph. High pressure keeps Northeast cool. Syracuse reports a cool reading after June 6 with 64 degrees. Easterly winds temper temps. Chicago and St Louis stay cool in 90s while Ohio sees showers and Kansas faces a developing storm area.
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Syracuse
Chicago
St. Louis
Ohio
Kansas
Big-Hearted Tulare motorist asks council to stop DUSTINES
Robert Weimberger asked Tulare City Council to discontinue city dustines because residents are too generous. He said each time a motorist sees a person waiting at a bus stop he stops and gives him a lift.
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Tulare
Calif
Robert iWeinbere
Counci
Stolen Car Ring Theft Reported in Long Beach
Horace Deel, 29, told police in Long Beach that while he slept in his car someone stole his car along with his ring and jeweled watch. He found the vehicle missing after leaving the police station and returning in a hurried dash.
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Long Beach
Calif
Horace Deel
J Police
Syracuse Transit Bus Service To Regatta Course
Cor poration will operate buses direct to the regatta course Saturday. Buses marked Boat Races run every 10 minutes, starting at 11 A M from Fasette and Salina streets, operating direct to the regatta. Gate at Bitch and First streets, Liverpool.
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Syracuse Transit. Corporation
Fasette
Salina Sts
Bitch
First Sts
Liverpool
Photographers to Cover Classic Finish from Stand and Barge
Writers, cameramen, and still photographers will have a special press stand 25 feet high and 140 feet long at the finish line to capture the final mile. Some shooters will shoot from the judges barge following the crews, others from fixed spots along the course. Chief photographer Art Cornelius will fly to take aerial views for headers and an overall pictorial account.
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Herald - Journal
Ichief Phoiparase
Art Cornelius
Regatta Tickets On Sale At Hotel Syracuse And SU
Tickets for the 57th annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta are available downtown at Hotel Syracuse and at Syracuse University Athletics on campus. Prices include $1 general admission, free for children, $2.46 reserved seating, and 56 cents parking. Freshman race at 2 PM, junior varsity at 3 PM, varsity at 4 PM.
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Onondaga Lake
Syracuse
Syracuse University Department of Athletics
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