Train to Depot Telephone Emergency Test Aboard 20th Century Limited
A Syracuse area emergency tested the New York Central's 20th Century Limited when Rev. William Hogan S J of New York City fell ill aboard eastbound service near Rochester. Doctors from Syracuse met the train at Port Byron after a first call, with further coordination to Le Moyne College and St. Josephs Hospital. Hogan was hospitalized briefly before release. officials said the onboard telephone call marked the first such emergency use in the region.
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New York Central
Century Limited
Syracuse
Rochester
Maurice Enright
New York City
William Hogan
S. J
Fordham Rd
H. A. Klapetzky
George A. Arseneau
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Port Byron
C. H. Kellerhouse
Tke
William J. Schlaerth
le Moyne College
Hogan
St. Joseph's Hospital
John B. Delaney
New York Central Railroad
Sardinos' Case Dismissed In Police Court
The Crusading Sardino brothers saw the case against Paul Mandarino dismissed after a trial in which the trio testified that on June 5 Mandarino approached their cars and hurled filthy names. The disorderly conduct charge against Mandarino and related accusations against two North Siders were dropped.
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Sardino Brothers
William H.bamerick
Paul Mandarino
Mary
North
Joan
Thomas
Francis Sardino
Mandarino
Unidentified Submarine Reported Off South Florida Coast
The Coast Guard reported an unidentified submarine seen off the south Florida coast. Three Navy privateers from the hurricane-hunting squadron in Miami searched an area near Cocoa and Melbourne during the night but found no trace of the craft.
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Myams. Fis
U — the Coast Guard
South Florida
Miami
Docoa
Melbourne
Today's Features Reflect Youths Struggling for Place
A newspaper page notes editorials on youths striving to educate themselves and seeking a place in society but facing frustration. The column by Marquis Childs appears on the editorial page with references to pages 34 and 235 and a roster of regular features including comics, horoscopes, talk, amusements, financials, bridge, and letters.
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Marquis. Childs
Amusem'nis
Ing. Rep
Rt'r
Mindszenty
Four Powers Reach Agreement on German and Austrian Issues
The Big Four foreign ministers closed four weeks of talks with a six point Berlin policy and an Austrian independence plan. They pledged to avoid reimposing a Berlin blockade and to push a German Austrian treaty while restoring inter zonal trade and movement. Austria welcomed the decision in Vienna with Chancellor Leopold Figl praising the step toward peace.
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Berlin
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Contat
Neenah
Austria
Iest
Russia
T Tey
Svereign
Robert Schuman
U.S
Dean A Eee
Ernest Bevin
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Moscow
Vienna
Leopoldigi
Iso
Tax Relief Is Here for 1952 Returns
Washington report summarizes three year statute of limitations on income tax returns. Commissioner Schoeneman notes records may be kept three years unless fraud or non filing occurs. Honest mistakes within three years incur interest and a five percent negligence penalty, with harsher penalties for willful evasion.
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Washington
George J. Schoeneman
Internal Revenue
U. S. News and World Report
Schoeneman
Typhoon Roars Across Honshu Island Killing Dozens
A powerful typhoon slammed southern Japan and Okinawa with winds up to 115 mph. About 40 people were killed and 563 were reported missing as it crossed the Japan Sea toward Honshu. Destruction included over 3560 houses destroyed and 4500 farms flooded. Heavy rains drenched central Japan.
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Tokyo
Democratic plan bets on Dewey run for governor
Democratic state chairman Pauli E. Fitzpatrick launches a campaign drive in Watertown contending Governor Dewey will seek a third term in Albany. He targets the state thruway as a chief issue and argues Dewey will run in 1950, with party leaders debating how to frame his record if he does not.
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Albany
Dewey
Pauli E. Fitzpatrick
Watertown
Jefferson County
Women’s Democratic Club
Fitzpatrick
Empire State
Fitzpatrick and Company
G.O.P
Jury Completed For Hearts Case
A jury of 10 men and two women was completed to hear the lonely hearts murder case. Two alternates remain to be chosen before testimony can be started in the first degree murder trial of Mrs Martha Beck and Raymond Fi Fernantez. They are accused of the hammer strangulation slaying of Mrs Janet Fay in Albany in an alleged scheme to swindle lonely women through mail romances.
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New York
Imurder
Martha Beck
Raymond Fi Fernantez
Janet Fay
Albany
Business Failures Up Sharply to 196
Dun & Bradstreet reports 196 commercial and industrial enterprises failed in the latest week ending June 16, up from 174 the prior week. The data reflect a sharp rise in business failures as economic pressures mount.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Credit Rating Organization
Senate unit backs 75 cent wage hour minimum
A Senate Labor subcommittee voted unanimously for a 75 cent per hour minimum wage. It rejected extending the wage hour law to 5,000,000 more workers.
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Senate
Washington
Mindszenty Parallel in Prague Rumor of Arrest of Archbishop Beran
Government controlled papers hint that the next step in the Czechoslovak regime's war on the Roman Catholic Church may be the arrest and detention of Archbishop Josef Beran as an enemy of the state. They accuse the church hierarchy of terrorist tactics and anti state activity as tensions rise across Moravia and Prague.
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Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Czechosiorvania
Moravia
Beran’s
Mindszentv
Pollsters blamed leaf readers for 1945 election error
Jehadac reports a post mortem on the 1945 vote where pollsters blamed tea leaf readers and warned against absolute predictions. Archibald Crossley Elmo Roper and George Gallup addressed the American Association of Public Opinion Research panel cautioning about errors and the danger of polls creating apathy or a one party system.
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Jehadac
Archibald Crossley
Crossley
Elmo Roper
George Gallup
American Association of Public Opinion Research
Dewey
Gallup
Roper
Washington landmark canopy crash injures man waiting for streetcar
John Hare, 45, was waiting for a streetcar under the ancient metal canopy by the Capitol grounds when a track edge toppled from the canopy and struck him on the head. He was not seriously injured.
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Washingson
Washington
John Hare
Capitol Grounds
Hare
Clay Gets Degree at Yale for General Lucius D. Clay
Yale University awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws to General Lucius D. Clay, former military governor of the American zone in Germany, at Yale in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven, Conn
Ins
Yale University
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Free Municipal Parking Lot Opens in Syracuse
Syracuse opens its first free municipal parking lot on N Salina Street and Oswego Boulevard with 200 spaces. If demand grows a second adjacent lot for 100 more cars may follow. The lot is leased from the New York Central Railroad for $1 a year and police will supervise.
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Syracuse
Thomas R. Ballantyne
Parking Authority
N. Salina
Oswego Blvd
New York Central Railroad
M. Salimna-Osweto Divd
Guilty verdict for Babich in first degree murder
Milton Babich, 19, was found guilty of first degree murder in Milwaukee. He was sent to Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun for life with possible parole after 20 years. The case followed the discovery of Patricia Birmingham’s body in the Milwaukee River and involved his wife Kathleen, who reacted with distress.
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Milwatker
Milton Babich
Waupun
Kathleen
Babich
Herbert J. Steffes
Wwisconsin State
Wisconsin
Patricia Birmington
Wilwaukee
Victor
Lawrence Papke
Hersman Kubiak
Heat Keeps Coming as Rain Offers Limited Relief
Syracuse endures a 12th day above 80 degrees with hot humid air. Scattered showers are possible tonight and tomorrow, offering only brief relief. highs near 88 are forecast. Other cities report 107 in Yuma and 95 in El Mira. a brief rain total is noted.
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Syracuse
Mercury
Elmira
Yuma
Ariz
City Water Use Drops After Afternoon Downpour
City water users consumed 7,000,000 gallons less than expected yesterday. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts attributed the drop to a brief afternoon shower and a temporary halt in hose and sprinkler use. Total consumption reached 46,760,000 gallons versus 52,500,000 on Friday.
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Nelson F. Pitts
Plan To Modernize Two Aircraft Carriers Approved
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson announced with President Truman's approval a plan to modernize two aircraft carriers at a total cost of 80 million dollars. The move aims to strengthen the Navy's air arm amid Cold War tensions and would raise the number of carriers capable of launching heavier postwar aircraft to eight.
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Johnson
Germany
Washington
Louis Johnson
Truman
Idday
I Navy
Three Die as Fire Sweeps Petersburg Plant
Police report three dead after a fire at the Virginia Battery and Ignition Company plant in Petersburg Virginia. Two victims were in a third floor apartment and could not be identified immediately.
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Petersburg
Virginia Battery and Ignition Company
Billion Bushel Wheat Forecast Prompts Cheerful Officials
John C. Anderson of the Department of Agriculture proclaims a 4 billion bushel wheat crop this year with confidence it will be extraordinary. The report contrasts with a lighthearted anecdote about a Connecticut Yankee and a humorous line about a brother discovering him drunk, illustrating a mix of serious optimism and comic relief.
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John C. Anderson
Department of Agriculture
Miami
Bill
George
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