Storm Slams Upstate New York Amid Heat Wave
A fierce wind and rainstorm swept parts of Upstate New York, sparing Syracuse but knocking out power and communication lines from the St Lawrence to Lake Champlain. Temperatures climbed toward a hot day with a high near 100, while authorities reported record heat related issues and Alcoa plant disruptions caused injuries and power outages.
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UN Ready for New Offensive as Koreans Clash on Yalu
United Nations top commanders in Seoul warned Pyongyang against another major Korean offensive, saying they would counter decisively if one comes. General Van Fleet said Reds lack stomach for a renewed push, while General Black asked for armistice at the conference table but would fight if forced. Fifth Air Force reported air superiority with Sabre jets shooting down multiple enemy aircraft and one pilot credited to Lt. Robert L. Goodridge.
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Fifth Air Force
Robert L. Goodridge
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North Korea
Debates Over Korean Yalu Attacks Revel Peril to Trace
In London a Commons debate sees Labour charge that the United States kept Britain in the dark about plans to bomb Yalu River power plants in Korea. Clement Attlee and foreign secretary Anthony Eden clash over responsibility and the risk of a broader war as the Conservatives defend the government.
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Yalu River
Korea
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House of Commons
Attlee
Anthony Eden
Lattimore Tip To Be Probed By Justice Dept
The Justice Department announced a federal grand jury in Seattle Washington will probe a possible plan by Owen Lattimore to depart the United States for a destination beyond Communist influence. The inquiry focuses on alleged intentions and potential risks to national security.
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Lattimore Denies Plan Amid FEPC Debate
Johns Hopkins professor Lattimore denied any plan related to revised FEPC amid U.S. government checks on his departure. The Mississippi Democrat and Senator McCarthy's allies target him with accusations of undermining fair employment efforts as Congress heads to conventions next month. MeGrannery aides report Lowther left for Seattle grand jury sessions as hearings continue in the McGranery inquiry.
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Seattle
Korean gun attempt on Rhee interrupts war anniversary crowd
A would be assassin, identified as Ryu Shi Tae, a member of a secret society, drew a German pistol at Speaker Rhee during the second anniversary of the Korean War. The weapon misfired and the gun was seized by military police as chaos erupted near the platform. In a separate incident near Pusan, Korean bandits attacked a National Railways train, killing one American soldier and wounding 45, including two Americans, as South Korean forces responded.
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Convention change to replace artin at GOP balloting
Senator Taft stated at a Washington news conference that none of his supporters will substitute for Representative Joseph Martin in voting on presidential ballots at the Republican national convention. Basil Brewer, Martin’s alternate, will vote on roll calls while Martin is presiding.
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New Bedford Standard-Times
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Tate
Truman Vetoes Immigration Code Change Amid Debate
President Truman vetoed a measure to overhaul immigration code. Supporters said the plan clarified laws dating back to 1798 and protected American ideals, while opponents called it immoral and likened it to Nazi racial policies. Congress nears adjournment.
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Reds Riot in Tokyo as May Day clashes erupt
Rioting and demonstrations sweep Tokyo and Osaka as 2,500 Reds staged May Day protests against American influence. Police fought with steel helmets and firebombs in Shinjuku and Osaka, injuring dozens and jailing over 100 demonstrators. President Truman opposed portions of the McCarran Walter bill citing high costs and conscience.
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Tokyo
House Urges Use of Taft Hartley Law in Steel Strike
Washington moves to press President Truman to act under the Taft Hartley Law to end the three week steel strike. A wage price combat bill carries the request after a 190 to 13 vote against direct injunction action. Rep Smith led the amendment with GOP support from northern and southern Democrats.
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Weather Aids Army Engineers Recruitment Drive in Mobile
Temperatures in the mid nineties boost interest in a U S Army engineers recruitment push in Mobile Alabama. Officials report a strong response to advertisements seeking workers for assignments in Iceland.
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U.S. Army
Iceland
Daily features and sections teased on page 9
The page lists regular features including Amusements, Bridge, Music, Editorials, Letters, and Sports. It mentions where to find specific items such as the Ing-Reporter, Junior Set, Pres. Quiz, and a featured picture on page 18, with page references for social and financial notices.
Notable Mormon Church in Syracuse Sells Private Lot
The southwest corner property at E Genesee and Allensis, once home to John D. Pennock, is identified by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as Syracuse’s first Mormon Church. Announcement by Oneida District President Lawrence M. Jameson and Arlington L. Hatch notes the deed to Dwight James Baum of Newark. Arlington L. bought from a Crouse estate trust.
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Casualties Rise in Korea With Weekly Increase
Washington report from the Defense Department shows U S battle casualties in Korea rose 40 percent last week to 118,517 total. The uptick marks the largest weekly increase since February 7, 1951, when casualties jumped by 598 in one week.
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Korea
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Lioness Captured After Escape From Cole Brothers Circus
A five year old lioness escaped from a crate at Cole Brothers circus winter quarters early today. It roamed near the creek bank, clawed a trainer, and injured his wife before handlers forced it back into a cage. The incident occurred near the circus quarters in Peru.
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Texas Editor Found Dead in Car in Amarillo
Amarillo editor Howe, 94, longtime Globe News Publishing chairman, was found dead in his car today. Officials reported no immediate cause.
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Globe News Publishing Company
Tumor Tax Joke Circulates in Humorous Column
The chortle references a faulty quote about control and taxation with a pun involving a tumor and a tax scheme. It lampoons governmental overreach and echoing fiscal quips. The fragment hints at a playful, satirical tone typical of the page.
Roderick predicts all day downtown parking ban
Harold Roderick chairman of the Common Council traffic committee predicts a citywide shift to mass transportation with an all day downtown parking ban. He cites a New York survey showing the subway could be matched by six lane highways through the center, arguing the parking dilemma requires bold action despite critics.
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New York City
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UN Defeats Soviet on Red China Invite Bid
United Nations members defeated Soviet efforts to force an immediate Security Council vote on inviting Red China and North Korea to participate in germ warfare discussions. The move, pushed by Sir Gladwin Jebb, was opposed by Soviet delegate Jacob A. Walsh, with the council upholding Jebb's charge and delaying the agenda adoption.
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North Korea
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Russia
Seaman Wins 65000 Judgment Over Hippo Attack at Sea
Robert H. Raving, a 43 year old seaman, secured a federal court jury award of 65000 after a hippopotamus aboard the freighter Africa Star bit him while he was feeding the animal. The incident occurred last summer near New York City while the ship was with Farrell Lines, Inc.
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H. Raving
Central Park Zoo
Farrellines, Inc
North Koreans Reject UN Armistice Terms Say They Will Resist
North Korean General Nam and Communist delegate denounce UN armistice conditions during a lengthy broadcast urging continued war. UN negotiator Major General William Garrison counters with a pointed question about reducing power plant damage while Eden laments not being consulted on plans. The page indicates more discussion on page 4.
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Eden
Man Stubs Toe Puts Arm Through Pane
ALEXANDER EDGGMREO suffered severe lacerations of the right arm when he stubbed his toe and his arm crashed through a window pane. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital for treatment. Shentz's depots Harry Ginsberg and Joseph Canasola investigated.
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Shentz
Harry Ginsberg
Joseph Canasola
Soviet Towing German Traffic on Berlin West Highway
West Berlin police report Soviet border guards towed German traffic along the Ute Tithaule superhighway from Berlin toward West Germany. Trucks faced delays up to ten hours as the Soviet zone cleared vehicles on the highway today.
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Admission to State Fair Grounds Now Dollar Entry
New workers seeking Sunday religious services at the State Fairground will pay one dollar to enter during Fair Week, marking the first year of a dollar gate charge. Advance tickets are 50 cents, with Sunday gate price previously 60 cents including tax. Children enter free on Sunday. spectators pay extra for horse shows or stunt events, with the overall plan explained by Douglas Johnson Associates.
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