Detroit Strikes Halt Transit and Shipping Tieup Widens
Nationwide disruption continues as AFL and pilots strike against United Air Lines and allied shipowners. In Detroit, 3,000 AFL drivers return to work after an 18 day stoppage, while pilots at American Overseas and other crews walkout over wage demands amid stalled wage talks. Port and shipping lines face ongoing halts as mediation efforts proceed.
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Admiral Testifies on China Revolt Still Possible
Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger told senators there remains a chance that much of China will revolt against Communist tyranny and imperialism. He warned that American steps could influence events in Manchuria Mongolia and possibly North China, and noted the potential use of such reactions in Far East strategy. He spoke during hearings on MacArthur’s discharge and related policy considerations.
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Douglas MacArthur
Senators OK Rollback Ban
The Senate Banking Committee voted to pay for a ban on further price rollbacks including average price levels between Jan 26 and Feb 34 1951. It amended the scenaric controls bill to allow more federal installment credit terms for auto purchases and scheduled a vote for 5 30 AM Thursday. A separate bill to prohibit all price or wage rollbacks was urged by Senator Herman Enatey.
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Senate Banking Committee
Alsol
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Tenty
Aliens Nabbed in New York City Area
Immigrant agents detained a large group in New York City and Newark, sending many to Ellis Island. Officials from the immigration service described the arrests as widespread, with individuals from multiple nations among those apprehended.
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Iron Cartain Counseles
Monopoly charged in auto wheels antitrust case
The editorial notes the government’s antitrust suit against 21 corporations over stamped metal automobile wheels. Defendants include Kelergstrayes Wheel Co Dees scant BRAT Company and Motor Wheel Corp of Lansing Michigan. The case seeks to curb market monopoly and restore competition.
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Politicians Fined for Off Limits Angling in Canada
Five civil settlements were reached over the weekend in Kingston for angling in Canadian waters without a license. The group included former Syracuse mayor Frank J. Costello, Syracuse residents Charles H. Keene and others from Oswego, Syracuse, and Watertown, led by a Cape Vincent guide.
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Parsons
Syracuse
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Kingston
Neelie
Frank J. Costello
Oak St. Syra
Cuse
Charles H. Keene
Lincoln Park
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Dara
Orile Gilebert
Donald J. McHugh
Cape Vincent
Hottest Day In Prospect Forecast Shifts
Weather forecaster Andrew P Keilor notes Prospect sweltered with a 90 degree reading at midday, far above yesterday. Despite this, relief may come tonight as a scattered shower and gusty winds are expected with a cooler low around 63 degrees.
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Andrew P. Keilor
Strane
Mersury
Hearing on Government Morals Deplores Weakened Standards
Comptroller General Lindsay Warren told a Senate labor subcommittee that there is an undoubted weakening of moral standards in and out of government. He blamed Congress partially, urged a citizens commission to draft methods to shore up ethics, and noted most employees are honest while warning against wartime contract corruption and waste in defense spending. He urged accountability beyond mere legality.
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Compreller
Lindsay G. Warren
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Page & Golwaun
Man Falls From Window In Onondaga Hotel Incident
About 38 year old MAGHICEROWLAND fell from a fourth floor window at the Haw ad Hotel around 12 50 AM today. Occupants in a room below reported seeing him on the ledge before he dropped. Rescue teams and police investigated. Injuries include fractured ankles chest injuries a possible dislocated shoulder and facial lacerations.
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Walter Cote
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James Driscoll
John Fitzgibbons
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William Webb
Ex-Bellhop buyers auction mansion in Dusty era tale
A scrambled report notes an ex bellhop buying a mansion linked to Mickey Duffy at auction. The fragment mentions a buyer named Joseph J. Lembo Jr. and references a steel-lined hall and Spanish-appeal features, with unclear figures and outcomes. The text is garbled and lacks complete names and dates.
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Joseph J. Lembo Jr
Red Jets Edge Yanks In Third Daily Air Battle
In northwestern Korea U S Sabre jets fought 27 against 30 Red jets in the third straight clash as Allied infantry pressed eastfront ridges near Sonchon. The tally shows six Reds shot down and 12 damaged with sea actions silencing shore batteries. North Korean artillery pounded east front as UN forces advanced two miles.
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Hungarian Archbishop Grosz Faces Trial in Hungary
Cardinal successor Jozef Grosz aged 64, the top Roman Catholic leader in Hungary since Mindszenty’s imprisonment, goes on trial Friday on charges including plotting against the Communist government, black market currency issues, aiding escapes, and other offenses. The Budapost report cites a government indictment naming eight others, including Klajos Pongratz, 42, an American- tied Budapest employee.
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Jozef Grosz
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Ali
Heavy run hits U.S. livestock markets in week
Chicago and other major markets saw a heavy influx of cattle as receipts rose to 44,600 across 12 principal markets, up from 37,000 last week and 50,700 a year ago. The momentum in cattle prices and volumes continued since late June, signaling a potential shift away from earlier shortages.
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Arrival of South American Battalion in Tokyo
Troops from South America reach Tokyo as a battalion from Calambia arrives on Saturday. The force includes Army and Mounted units.
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South America
Norea
Calambia
House Likely to Pass Tax Bill This Week
Republican House Leader Joseph Martin predicts the House will approve a plan increasing the federal revenue by 7.2 million dollars this week. Senator Tall, a Republican, signals support and the finance committee aims to fund the fiscal year. The Treasury panel projects a federal surplus, while a separate estimate anticipates substantial revenue changes as lawmakers push fiscal action.
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Policy King Fends Off Kidnapers in Chicago Shootout
Millionaire Theodore Ror, a prominent Chicago policy king, fired at four attackers who tried to kidnap him in the South Side. Leonard Califano, 42, deputy sheriff, was struck in the left temple and died after emergency treatment at Provident. Ror, under grand jury scrutiny for alleged illegal pole games, remained under police protection as investigators pursued the other suspects who fled in a car.
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Connecticut Tough Drug Law Signed For Narcotics
Connecticut set to sign a bill increasing penalties for narcotics offenses. Mandatory prison terms up to 15 years for supplying drugs to minors, with fines up to 5000 dollars. Other cases carry 10 to 15 years in prison.
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John Lodge
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Probers Await Warren Reply In Miami Hearings
Senate crime probes await Governor Fuller Warren's reply on attendance at hearings in Miami this week. Chief investigator Herbert O'Conor sent a telegram urging his presence Thursday and Friday, calling it most necessary and a demand. The inquiry cited campaign contributions from William H. Johnston of Jacksonville, owner of dog race tracks, as part of scrutiny.
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Court hearing urged on 17 Reds conspiracy ruling
The Supreme Court was urged to reconsider its decision upholding the conspiracy convictions of 4 U S Communist Party officials. The petition filed yesterday argues the ruling could undermine the party and notes the case as a pivotal moment in U S history. In other items Albany reports Public Service Commission hearings on Pan American’s weapon shipments and NY Tele types revenue boost estimates.
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Britain imposes licensing on arms exports to Hong Kong
Britain announced a licensing system to block shipments of strategic goods to Red China via Hong Kong. Sir Bartley Shawcross said no licenses will be granted for items with military or strategic importance and that the embargo covers all British dependent territories. He noted Hong Kong’s economic ties with other nations must be preserved while preventing re exports to China.
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Draft Law Lowers Deferments and Expands Induction
President Truman signed a new draft measure lowering the age to 18 and allowing induction of 385,000 registrants aged 19 through 25 who are currently deferred. The law extends the draft term to two years and requires 24 months of service from reservists and National Guardsmen, with World War II veterans able to exit after 27 months. It reclassifies many deferments, removes dependency-based deferrals, and sets new physical standards. The lapsed coverage affects about 2,424,000 registrants whose deferrals continue through age 34.
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ILP
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Ality
Jury Gets Cohen Tax Case Today
A federal jury near Los Angeles hears the Cohen tax case with one defense witness left. Mickey Cohen testified for the defense as prosecutors prepare closing arguments and judge sets the plan to begin deliberations after final remarks.
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Reward Posted For Baby's Death In Albany
A 5250 reward was offered in Albany for the capture and conviction of the person responsible for the death of an eight ounce premature baby girl born in a doctor's office and died last night at Memorial Hospital. The infant was kept alive in an incubator while awaiting medical care. State Police Corp. Arthurjalive led the investigation.
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Rome Crash Kills Pilot At Griffiss Air Base
A single seat Air Force fighter, PT Thunderball, crashed at Griffiss Air Force Base near Rome. Lt. Lawrence Browne said the aircraft plunged into a salvage area about a mile from the runway end during approach. The pilot’s name was withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Jbelaives
School Religious Rite To Go on Despite Ban
In Ballston Spa Saratoga County the school auditorium plans for a religious rite proceed despite a ban. Willard Jones superintendent says it is a local matter though states it cannot be held in public buildings. three clergymen are scheduled to speak at a Sunday baccalaureate service.
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Wanderer narrator recalls Seopani sighting in village
A fragmentary dialogue features a hunter and listener amid a native village scene. The speaker notes spotting a Seopani and hints at a gender reveal, with an odd tale of wandering and observation. The clipped text suggests storytelling humor rather than a full report.
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