Garden Hill Hospital Planned in East Syracuse Area
Mayor John L. Hanlon announced a $1,000,000 Garden Hill Hospital to be built at 3606 James St in Eastwood East Syracuse and Dewitt. The three story brick and steel non profit facility will start with 100 beds and expand to 300 beds, using Dr. C W W Hoffman home site as the center. Funds will come from public subscriptions with plans and contracts to be announced and let soon.
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James St
Eastwood
East Syracuse
Dewltl
John L. Hanlon
Garden
Hill Hospital
Hanlon
C. W. W. Hoffman
Jamessti
Frederick H. Flaherty
Alex McCallum Law
Dewitt
Collamer
President Tru man veto fuels tax debate and reelection hopes
Editorial notes suggest President Truman may veto tax legislation to avoid voter backlash before possible recession and his 1948 reelection bid. The piece appears among other features on pages 54 and 55 including comics, horoscope, and talk topics.
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Truman
David Lawrence
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Brady
Mary Haworth
Secret Russian Peace Bid to Nazis Revealed
Liberty Magazine reports in its July 5 issue that in January 1943 Russia proposed a separate peace with Germany. The plan would grant a Russian sphere from Riga to the Dardanelles and require Germany to supply oil and manganese while Russia aided campaigns, but negotiations ended as Moscow believed Berlin leaked word.
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New York
Liberty Magazine
Russia
Germany
Stalingrad
Rommiel
Africa
Baltic
Dardanelles
Turkey
Envoy Named Aid Chief for Turkish Assistance
President Truman nominated Edwin Cy Wilson to be ambassador to Turkey and chief of the American mission under the Turkish aid program. Charles E. Saltzman was named assistant secretary of state. Wilson, a Palatka Florida native and veteran diplomat, will manage the Turkish aid role alongside his ambassador duties. The aid program totals 400 million dollars to bolster Turkey and Greece against communism.
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Washington
Truman
Edwin’ Cy, Wilson
Turkey
Senate
Charles E. Saltzman
New York Stock Exchange
Wilson
Palatka
Fla
Greece
Marines Wind Up North China Duty
Marines complete postwar mission in North China as 1 900 men of the First Division sail from Tangku ending over four decades of American presence dating to the Boxer rebellion. Maj. Gen. Samuel L. Howard announced the final group’s departure.
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Tientsin
China
Samuel L. Howard
U.s.marines
Tangku
Motorcycle patrolman injured in bicycle fall in Detroit
Detroit and UP report motorcycle patrolman Roy Grove sustained facial cuts and possible rib fractures after falling while riding his son's bicycle. He was admitted for treatment and evaluation.
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Detroit
Roy Grove
Vacation Service Notice From The Herald Papers
The Herald Journal and Herald American promote a Vacation Service. Readers are urged to notify their newspaper carrier or call 20211 to arrange delivery while away this summer.
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THE
Herald-Journal
the Herald-American
the Herald-Journal
Weather Ahead At Syracuse Airport Forecast
The U S Weather Bureau at Syracuse Airport reports cooler weather through tomorrow with temperatures not rising above the low 70s. Occasional brief showers are expected this afternoon with clearing skies tonight. A shower near 2 45 to 3 20 A M today dropped 0 2 of an inch of rain.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Jewish Underground Crisis Sparks Civil Strife Fears
In Jerusalem the Haganah disrupted an Irganist plot to blow up British military HQ in Tel Aviv. Police say the near-miss could trigger a civil war between Jewish underground factions. One Haganah operative died in the abortive effort near Citrus House where militants tunneled to within 200 feet of the base.
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Jerusalem
INS
Haganah
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Ship Unions Drop Strike After Maritime Wage Accord
Negotiating committees for three maritime unions and 39 east and Gulf coast shippers reached a settlement on a five per cent wage increase. The plan would affect about 110,000 seamen on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts if unions and shipowners ratify. John W. Gibson announced the agreement. Joseph Curran said meetings would be held for ratification.
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New, York
Maritimenions
John W. Gibson
Atantic
Gulf
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
C.I.0
May Defense Loses Delay Plea In War Fraud Trial
The defense rested its case in the May Garsson war fraud trial and lost a motion for a delay. Charles J. Margiotti sought a suspension until key witness Joseph F. Freeman recovers from a heart attack. Judge Schweinhaut ordered the case to proceed with rebuttal witnesses.
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Washington
Charles J. Margiotti
Joseph F. Freeman
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Sharp Earthquake Recorded Near Fordham University
A fairly sharp quake registered at 3 53 AM on the Fordham University seismograph. Officials said the quake was about 7506 miles from New York City and could not determine its direction.
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New York
Fordham University
New York City
U S Refuses Recognition of Nicaragua Regime
The State Department announced that the United States will refuse to recognize or maintain diplomatic relations with Nicaragua's new revolutionary regime.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Nicaragua
Talks on European recovery eyed as Soviet reply awaited
London reports indicate Russia may accept an Anglo French invitation to a conference on European economic reconstruction. Bevin would not comment until Moscow responds, noting no further statements while awaiting the Soviet government reply. Marshall's aid plan hailed as a rare opportunity for Europe.
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London
Russia
Ernest Bevin
Moscow
Bevin
House of Commons
Paris
Georges “Bidault
George C. Marshall
U. S
Europe
Anthony Eden
Parade Spotlight on Lacrosse and Helen Hayes Feature
Spectacular sport story notes lacrosse as a little played game using webbed sticks and highlights Parade photographers capturing action at the College of the City of New York. The Footlights piece profiles Mrs Charles McArthur Helen Hayes, detailing a long stage career from 1907 and current Broadway success in Happy Birthday.
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America
Canada
Parade
College of the City of New York
Nyack
Charles McArthur
Helen Hayes
Tole
Little Lord Fauntelroy
Thespian
Ken Purdy
Wanderlust American Style Parade Travel Preview
Parade surveys summer travel as 60,000,000 Americans plan trips across the United States and beyond. It previews accommodations prices and scenes from destinations in Canada Mexico Central and South America with Europe appearing in the transportation reservations plans.
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Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Europe
Pan American Constellation Crash Kills Fifteen in Syria
Pan American World Airways reports fifteen dead after a Constellation Eclipse crash near Damascus Syria. Eight passengers and seven crew members perish while nineteen passengers and three crew survive. Survivors include Purser Anthony Volpe Stewardess Jane Bray of New York and Third Officer Eugene W Roddenberry of River Edge New Jersey.
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New. York
Pan. American World Airways
Constellation Eclipse
The
Damascus
Anthony Volpe
Jane Bray
New York
Eugene W. Roddenberry
River Edge
N. J
Pan Ameri
Russia predicts disarmament talks collapse at UN meetings
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warned that disarmament talks may break up as Western nations refuse to link them with atomic control. The comment came as key closed sessions of the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission began, prompting cautious assessments by other diplomats.
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Lake
Russia
United Nations
Andrei
Gromyko
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Korea to Form Unified Provisional Government
The plan to establish a unified provisional government for Korea took a forward step as Korean democratic parties and social organizations were slated to meet the U S Soviet joint commission on June 25 in Seoul and June 30 in Soviet-occupied North Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Eisenhower To Stay On And Decline Columbia Offer
General Eisenhower said he has not left his post as chief of staff and has no plan to resign or accept the Columbia University presidency. War Department spokesman Maj. Gen. F. L. Parks stated Eisenhower will remain in his current assignment during the year with proper approvals.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Columbia ‘University
New York City
Eisenhower
F. L
Parks
War. Department
Secretary of War
Syria mobilizes troops and planes along southern frontier
Tass reports Syria concentrating troops and planes at the southern border amid fear of invasion, as Beirut dispatch notes.
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London
INS
Tass
Beirut
Syria
Chuckle Dentist Mirth At The Chair
A dentist quips about being out of gas and a girl fears this means the dentist may “pull that old stuff” too. Pullman Standard coworker note records a light humorous cartoon caption.
Truman to Decide Labor Bill on His Own Amid Party Split
President Truman refused to accept Southern Democratic pressure to sign the union curbing labor bill. He said he will make his decision after his own analysis, declining to discuss with the Democratic delegation. A party survey shows 103 to 66 favor veto with four recommending passage without signature.
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Washington
Truman
Marion Rushton
Montgomery
Ala
White House
Mr. Truman
Democratic Party
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Democratic National Committee
New York
Knutson backs plan to repeal luxury taxes in veto reply
Rep. Knutson of Minnesota endorsed a GOP idea to cut luxury excise taxes to offset President Truman's veto of the income tax reduction bill. He said he would talk with leaders about ending wartime levies before adjournment and favored rolling taxes back toward prewar levels as relief from heavy taxation. He authored the bill blamed for a $4 billion impact and noted it would roll back wartime excises indefinitely.
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G.O.P
Washington
INS
Rep
R.-Minn
House
Ways and Means
G.O.P. House
Truman
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