U S Aid in Reich Kills Self Frankehard Tragedy
U S High Commission reports Clay Henderson a 35 year old US wire official in Frankfurt killed himself. Found in his apartment yesterday after a gunshot wound to the right temple. Henderson had notes for his mother Virginia Henderson and a woman acquaintance. He had been in Frankfurt since 1918 after serving with the State Department in London Stockholm and Brussels.
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Loyalty probes deepen as FBI finds no tampering
Senator Tydings said the FBI found nothing to support Senator McCarthy’s charge that State Department loyalty files were tampered with or papers removed. He noted the evidence does not sustain the accusation and that the committee’s inquiry will continue, with contempt proceedings sought against Philip Jaffe for refusing to answer Amerasia case questions.
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British Face Pool Penalty in Europe Recovery Plan
Washington reports 7 top Republican senators drafted a plan to strip 340 million from Britain’s recovery funds unless Labour joins a Europe coal and steel pool. Lodge sought Senate sentiment on overriding opposition to tapping 5.0 billion Marshall Plan funds for Western Europe rearmament, with a draft amendment to the ECA act circulating as first step toward Appropriations Committee.
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Great Britain
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Britain
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Policy makers aim to end McCarthy era government probe
The Department of State plans a statement to halt the investigation led by Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin into Communist influence in government. Marquis Chilis writes on the editorial page. Comics on pages 36 and 37 feature Jean Kain, Dr. Dean, and Mary Haworth. талбонг it over page 31. Tomas pictures page 14.
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Suburban Growth Lifts Onondaga County 10-Year Census
Rapidly expanding suburban residential developments outside Syracuse boosted Onondaga County population by over 15 percent in the last decade. Ada E. Maroney reports the county total rose to 340,875 from 295,108, with Syracuse at 226,087. Salina and other towns showed notable gains.
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Mrs Dionne denies she's expecting a sixth child
Mrs Oliva Dionne, mother of the quintuplets, denied reports she is pregnant again. She told a reporter the rumors of multiple births or a single birth are completely false and there is nothing to them.
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U S Strip Teasers Leave Britons Cold
London reports British reaction to American strip-teasers planned for Show World. Trade paper notes no new material for UK audiences as Windmill Theater and other acts draw crowd interest. Agence Department report cites near record stock and a downturn in performance seasons.
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Bid On Highway Route 57 Reconstruction
Albany reports a low bid of 199 930 for 6.65 miles of State Route 57 from Liverpool to the Oneida River, widened to 24 feet and resurfaced. Warren Brothers Roads Co. of Cambridge Mays submitted the low bid. eight other bids followed from The Asphalt Roadways Co Buffalo J B C Construction Co Inc Syracuse Contractors Inc Van Bar Contracting Co Provy Brothers Inc Maxim Kranz Kendall Road Buffalo with various amounts. The Public Works Department estimated 969 000 and will award after processing.
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Syriacuse
Maxim Kranz
Kendall Road
Rain Check Week Message Sparks City Wide Concern
Mayor Erastus addressed the Alban community urging calm as skies threaten storms. The phrase rain check sparked debate about city plans and public safety during a tense week.
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Mooney Named Area Rent Chief in Upstate New York
Attorney Charles R. Mooney of Syracuse was appointed area rent administrator by State Rent Director Joseph D. McGoldrick, succeeding acting director Ralph Morchard since May 1. Mooney will oversee Onondaga Tompkins counties and Oswego Fulton Auburn Ithaca Owasco, with a salary of 36500. The appointment concludes the state’s shift from federal to state rent control. Morchard will be principal attorney for the upstate rent control division in New York City. Mooney, a 1924 Syracuse University and Brooklyn Law School graduate, previously practiced with Clarence Unckless and served in the New York Ordnance Works during the war. He is married with two children. The auto industry is expected to roll out more than 800,000 vehicles this month as plants schedule large assemblies across the nation.
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Senate OKs Pension Rise Doubling Old Age Benefits
Washington Senate approval carries promise of higher pensions for millions. The measure would roughly double old age and survivors payments under Social Security, adding about 10 million people to coverage and liberalizing eligibility. Conferees to iron out House Senate differences. debate on disability, tax rates, and pay as you go.
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Movie Writers Trial Postponed by Federal Judge
Federal Judge David A. Pine postponed for a second time the trial of three screenwriters Alfred Martz Alvah Bessie and Samuel Ornitz charged with contempt of Congress. The writers refused to disclose to the House Un American Activities Committee in 1917 whether they were Communists, and a new date has not yet been set though trial was expected within the week amid a crowded calendar.
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Service Row Figure Up for Promotion
Navy preps for defense and promotion as President Truman leads a wartime group. The article mentions officers and a near ceremony with a focus on naval officers' readiness and upcoming events.
Vatican envoy role eyed as grain harvest noted
Washington dispatch reports sources say President Truman aims to name a Protestant layman as the new Vatican envoy to Moscow. The development follows strong Soviet grain forecasts and notes the Kuban harvest beginning in southern regions with large state and college farms.
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Longest Day Brings 15 Hours 22 Minutes of Daylight
Summer officially arrives at 7:37 P M with Syracuse bathed in warm air and a forecast of cooler temperatures as a cold front travels from Canada. Weatherman Keller notes 15 hours 22 minutes of daylight, a tad longer than yesterday, while highs reached 83 with brief thunderstorm rain overnight and a low 54 tonight. In Washington, conferees approve a compromise bill to authorize a 70 group Air Force, a key step toward boosting funds though not yet creating the force.
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Senate Debates Civil Rights-Protected Draft Rules Clash
Senate struggle over President Truman’s desegregation order and a Russell amendment on race in the armed services intensifies as the peacetime draft nears midnight Saturday. Leaders rail against delaying tactics while debates focus on unit composition by race and continued universal registration for 18 to 25 year olds amid fears of a filibuster.
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Garlic and wine breath sparks domestic case in Darland
Antoi mette Zegras testified that her husband John Zegras beat her and hurled insults. She said his habit of chewing garlic and drinking wine worsened the abuse and created a hostile home environment, prompting a court action.
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Fog Slows Traffic In New York Area
A heavy fog blanketed New York area delaying air travel and marine movement. Visibility fell to three sixteenths of a mile, slowing ships and boats and grounding flights overnight and into today.
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Saucer Dives At Air Base Near San Francisco
A saucer reconnaissance aircraft, piloted by Corporal Roger Pryor, crashed during an approach at Hamilton Field, 23 miles north of San Francisco. Pryor described the first contact at 7 03 AM and reported the craft’s final descent as chaotic, with subsequent approaches by other tower operators aiding in the emergency.
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Rent Control Local Option Bill Faces House Vote
A local option rent control measure clears the House amid a brief clash over provisions. The compromise bill ties federal rent controls to a sunset at month end, allows cities to extend until June 20, 1951 with affirmative action, and retains controls on permanent Chicago transport hotels while counties may decontrol unincorporated areas.
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Price Index Up 12 Cents in Week
Price indexes rise across commodities with Dun and Bradstreet data showing a 12 cent weekly increase. Wheat, corn, and lard advance while sugar and cotton show varied moves amid wholesale market shifts and broad price changes in last period.
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