Roosevelt Hits Dewey Milk Plan in Upstate Swing
SARANAC LAKE Franklin D Roosevelt Jr spoke to Democratic leaders in several counties challenging Governor Dewey’s milk surplus drive. He urged using Commodity Credit Corporation funds to buy surplus milk for armed forces and schools, boosting aid to soldiers and students while cutting storage costs.
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Virginia Will Fight Ruling in Segregation Debate
Governor Thomas B. Stanley vows to use every legal means to preserve segregated schools in Virginia. He proposes removing the constitutional mandate for a public school system while urging the Legislature to address all aspects of the complex issue after the Supreme Court ruling.
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Tax Aid Held In Embezzlement in Cincinnati
Nicholas J. Ryan, a 26 year old internal revenue staffer earning $220 weekly, is to be turned over to federal authorities after a Cincinnati arrest. A diner overheard a distant call to his mother in Troy New York and labeled him a fugitive. He is accused of taking at least $1,400 from the Albany office where he had worked 17 years.
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Child, 5, Is Lost In High Sierra
A 35-year-old child was lost in the rugged High Sierra early today possibly at an elevation above 1500 feet. Searchers used broodhounds via radio. two trained dogs and their handlers planned to depart San Joseph plane this afternoon. Alpine County sheriff's office provided the available details without naming the child or the parents.
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Church and U-boat capture stir church forum and Chicago exhibit
Amid social issue tensions Congregationalists debate whether a unified voice should tackle specific problems. A review board rejects pro Communist charges against the social action council but notes bias in its statements. In Chicago the U-305 submarine will be permanently housed at the Museum of Science and Industry as a World War II memorial, honoring Rear Adm. Gallery and marking a major maritime exhibit.
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Building Trade Future Seen Rosy
The Federal Reserve Board said the immediate future looks good for the construction industry, now at its biggest boom. Money spent on construction could reach a record $37 billion this year if the May rate continues. The board noted a high and rising volume of new construction contracts. Expenditures by federal, state, and local governments were higher in May than a year earlier, though January through May totals lagged last year.
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Body of Man Found in Mohawk River Near Waterford
Saratoga County coroner delayed verdict in case of Didace Lejounese of Latham after police say he fell or jumped from the north side bridge over the Mohawk River. Lejounese’s body was recovered yesterday after a Riverside resident reported hearing a splash and seeing a hat drifting in the water.
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Riverside
VFW Adopts Rule on Speakers After Democratic Bias Concerns
The VFW statewide convention moved to require speaker arrangements be cleared through the commander's office after delegates criticized the program for favoring Democrats. Delegates noted Democratic leaders spoke while Republicans had limited rebuttals, with Roosevelt Jr and Harriman addressed sessions amid debate. Utica chair Finnegan cited invitations declined by Governor Dever and Senator Irving Ives, who cited prior commitments.
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Man returns eleven hundred in endorsed checks found in a sack
Lincoln manager John Moeller of a local supermarket frantically searched the store for a pack of eleven hundred dollars in endorsed checks when a man entered with a sack. He handed over the sack saying he had put the bacon in with them and then left without giving his name.
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Two 18 month old babies plunge from window in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama two 18 month old girls Donna Renee Webb and Rickey Dianne Weldon fell from a third story window of the Webb apartment building while mothers Mrs Donald Webb and Mrs Charles Weldon watched. Both landed in a narrow gutter about three feet wide missing a concrete wall. Neither child appeared badly hurt. The incident occurred yesterday as the mothers looked at pictures and the children played near the window when they heard a screen fan and turned just in time to see the plunge.
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Charles Weldon
Balch Sees State Win for Democrats in New York
Erie County Democratic leaders predict Dewey’s unpopularity among Western New York voters signals a Democratic path to gubernatorial victory. Richard H. Balch asserts any of a dozen potential Democratic candidates could defeat the Republican nominee. He spoke to about 100 farmers, small businessmen, and labor representatives at a conference organized by the Erie County Democratic Committee.
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Erie County Democratic Committee
EgyptClaims Israel Tries Water Grab
Cairo reports Brig. Mahmoud Riad accuses Israel of seizing Jordan River water to expand irrigation and boost Jewish migration. Johnston says partial agreement on water distribution reached with Arabs, but details unclear. Riad cites 200,000 Palestine refugees needing irrigation to improve living standards.
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Slayer Hunt Is Pledged
Phenix City Alabama investigators led by acting attorney general Bernard Sykes pledged to form this place upside down to find the shooter of anti-vice crusader A Lj Patterson. The murder probe enters its second week as Sykes urges residents to provide information and help locate the gunman who killed the 59 year old lawyer in his parked car. Rewards totaling 35,600 are offered for the capture of the assassin.
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Eisenhower nominates Rep. Secrest to FTC seven-year term
President Eisenhower nominates veteran Democratic Rep. Robert T Secrest of Ohio for a seven-year term on the Federal Trade Commission. Secrest, 50, would succeed Albers A. Carretla, a Virginia Democrat whose term expires Sept. 26.
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Virginia
Quietness of Carpets Measured At Home Show
Chicago manufacturers at the summer home furnishings show emphasize carpeting to muffle noise. They demonstrate with the Impacto meter to compare quietness of soft floor coverings, noting modern homes with glass and open spaces pose sound challenges. The Carpet Institute says carpets dampen street noise and heel clatter at doors.
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Institute
MacMillan Begins 30th Arctic Voyage From Maine
Bowdoin schooner Bowdoin sails from Boothbay Harbor with Rear Adm. Donald B. MacMillan on his 30th Arctic voyage, likely his last. An 81 foot vessel aims for 8,000 miles to Labrador, Baffin Land, Elis mere Lang and Rensselaer Harbor as Maine honors the 79 year old explorer and Bowdoin College sponsors the expedition.
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Massena to Brace for 5000-Worker River Project
The State Power Authority expects more than 5000 construction workers and families to flow into Massena as the St. Lawrence River project starts. Thomas F. Moore urged 300 contractors at a New York State builders meeting to expand housing schools and community facilities to ease the coming strain. The five year program, a joint Authority Ontario plan, is set to begin this summer.
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Haymes Deportation Hearing to Resume Next Week
In Los Angeles the deportation hearing for Dick Haymes will restart Monday as government counsel probes alleged misstatements about his moral character. Richard Cody, ex immigration official, testified for most of the first two days and will return for further cross examination. Cody said Haymes followed the law before visiting Hawaii where Rita Hayworth was filming.
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Raid Uncovers Abortion Mill in Virginia Farm House
A police raid near Paris Virginia uncovered an abortion mill in a rural Fauquier County eight room frame house off State Route 17. A doctor plus three men and three women were arrested after investigators found nine women patients or patients-to-be.
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Former NYC Head Quits Rail Board
Washington AP Wil Ham White former president of the New York Central System resigned from the board of directors of the Association of American Railroads after a board meeting The longtime rail executive who had served since December 12 1966 was ousted from the Central presidency in a proxy fight with financier Robert R Long.
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Wil Ham White
New York Central System
Association of American Railroads
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Robert R. Loung
Park laborer returns lost $21,500 handbag
Lake George Park scene where Claude Bennett recovered a handbag containing $21,500 reported lost by a businesswoman. Bennett received a one dollar reward after the owner joyfully counted the cash and thanked him for honesty.
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Plea Denied In Bus Case In Auburn Syracuse Route
ALBANY (UP) The Public Service Commission rejected Auburn Bus Company petition for rehearing on its April 13 award granting Onondaga Coach Company permission to operate Auburn to Syracuse routes. Shaw and Ben Benérly argued Onondaga lacked proof of fitness and that the commission abused its discretion. The commission said no sufficient reason for rehearing appeared.
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Remington Fails In Parole Plea
The Justice Department reports former Commerce Department economist William W. Remington, 36, serving a three year term for perjury, failed in a parole bid from Lewisburg federal penitentiary. He had sought parole April 25 after completing one year of his sentence for lying about passing secret government material to a Communist courier and about a Young Communist League unit at Dartmouth in the 1930s. his request was denied June 17.
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