Schenectady Jurors Urge Dewey Probe For Special Grand Jury
Six of the 18 members of a Schenectady grand jury urged Governor Dewey to appoint a special prosecutor with no political ties to probe gambling. They said some evidence in the 14 week inquiry was not pursued enough and stressed independence from the district attorney Emmet J. Lynch and his staff. The statements come after critical remarks about the district attorney's handling of the probe.
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Labor strike threat shadows national conventions
UPI report says radio news writers threaten a strike day after convention coverage was challenged by print and broadcast unions. NAB engineers warn of action to press wage gains for 10 Chicago radio writers as convention tickets face union-related issues.
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UPI
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National Association of Broadcasters, Engineers and Technicians
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Chicago
Reuther Attacks Steel Prices and Labor Policy
Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, warned delegates that the steel industry seeks scandalous price increases and anti-labor legislation. He accused management of denying fair wages and cited the industry’s crisis as unjustified. The convention backed a resolution backing the Democratic Party for labor concerns.
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Walter Reuther
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Philis Murray
C.so
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Pay Control and Forecast in House Vote Clash
Washington reports that Rep J Percy Priest predicts the House will move to strip wage controls from the administration any next Wednesday. He says the price controls bill faces repeal of wage limits and that the coalition may vote to kill wage controls if price controls survive. Priest expects consistency or reversal in House actions.
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Coronation may open international TV hookup
London reports the 1953 coronation of Queen Elizabeth II could launch a Europe wide television link. BBC TV chief George Barnes said France Holland and West Germany want to televise the event, signaling a possible continental network. A Paris Britain hookup is planned for July 8 as part of 81 programs for British viewers.
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Japan does not recognize Chiang Kai-shek as sole Chinese ruler
Foreign Office spokesman stated Japan will not recognize Chiang Kai-shek as sovereign over the Chinese mainland or sign a peace with Communist China. The position reflects Tokyo’s stance amid debates on recognition and legitimacy of the Nationalist government, with implications for postwar diplomacy and Formosa agreements.
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Steel Strike Threatens U.S. War Material Supplies
The strike cripples defense production as warehouses lose output and ammunition shortages grow. The 42 inch shell consumes 25 pounds of steel per unit, with daily losses around 250000 tons. GE says it will lay off workers in 123 plants affecting about 210000 jobs. President Truman may invoke the Taft Hartley Act to end the dispute.
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Union Starts Issuing Food Orders Amid Steel Strike
The United Steelworkers strike, led by Philip Murray, enters its third week with 650000 union members and their families facing hardship. Buffalo reports state welfare agencies are coordinating aid while the union explores a commissary to cut costs. Morel notes church authorities ban works of certain authors as relief aid is sped up by Pennsylvania officials. furloughs climb among allied industries.
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Gatos Chugeh
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Stevenson candidacy still unclear says aide in Springfield
A Springfield aide to the governor stated Stevenson remains focused on a possible bid for governor and has not discussed a presidential campaign. Senate sources cited Democratic leaders meeting with Stevenson and named Paul E. Fitzpatrick as a grovy ally. Officials noted Stevenson could announce readiness soon, but no Monday statement is expected. Taft predicted a Chicago agreement with Eisenhower on a foreign policy plank, noting no major policy split between them.
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Lattimore Sees No Passport Plan Amid Iron Curtain Talk
Lattimore denied planning to leave the United States and said no State Department passport request was made. Officials said the rumor originated from an official source, noting such travel is usually banned without authorization. Senator McCarthy called the action serious and a rare step, while a university spokesman said a tentative sabbatical leave could materialize, with New Delhi invited and Europe considered but not Russia or satellites. The report also notes a briefing on U.S. customs practice about halting departures in rare cases. In other news, Ernest H. Watson was elected president of the New York State Bankers Association.
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Democrats' Baseball Win Seen Good Omen for Fair
Washington Democrats defeated Republicans 6 to 3 in the annual Congressional baseball game. It was the fourth straight Democratic victory as proceeds funded summer camps for underprivileged children. Pam Aen Tarrit of Arkansas led the GOP in slugging with three hits.
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Bill Ayres
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Syracuse Regatta Preview At Willow Bay Pace
The article describes the 1951 Syracuse Regatta with teams from California Wisconsin Washington and Cornell and Navy in a three mile program. It notes Skyboat varsity results from 1951 and mentions standings for junior varsity and freshman races. A grandstand for 6 500 seats and a new James Ten Zyck trophy highlight the event.
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Capital Sees Envoy Out of This World
Washington residents reported a bright object seen last night described as a fireball, glowing plate, or flying saucer. Astronomers said it was likely a meteor, noting the sight occurred at a time of year when such events are common. One motorist claimed it zed over his convertible near the White House as reports flooded in from newspapers, police, and the Naval Observatory.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
White House
Regatta Spectacle Draws Crowds Along Onondaga Lake
Thousands of spectators filled Syracuse streets and parking lots as regatta fans packed the area. Coast Guard ships directed boat traffic while vessels and shore displays created a carnival atmosphere for the lake race and related ceremonies at the Onondaga Yacht Club and finish zone.
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Escaped convicts terrorize Brazilian coastal towns
Reports say 400 armed convicts escaped from prison on Anchiete Island and fled toward Ubatuba Sao Vicente and Caraguatatuba. Police fought units, 16 guards captured, one killed, as troops and air force dispatched to the area to track the fugitives and restore order.
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Unborn child custody disputed by split parents
In Chicago an unborn child due next week faced a custody dispute. Judge M. Fisher ordered Frank Stegert to pay Mrs. Marjorie Stegert 20 weekly, plus birth-related expenses, while delaying custody decision until after birth. The judge noted the child would be welcomed despite the parents’ reluctance.
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Frank Stegert
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State Tax Probers Gather $2,359,064 in Assessments
Albany report shows the State Tax Department collected 2,359,064 in assessments for fiscal 1931-32 from would be tax evaders, about 200,000 more than the prior year. The bureau has added taxes, interest and penalties totaling 15,832,610 over nine years. One unnamed man was jailed and fined 1,000 for income tax evasion. Fraud can be pursued without time limits.
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Grotewohl Faces Sudden End As East Zone Leader
West German circles report Otto Grotewohl's days as prime minister of the East Zone Communist regime are numbered. Decision may come during the current party deliberations as talks unfold within the Socialist Unity ranks amid ongoing political maneuvering. The item appears amid other sports and award notes from the same period.
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