Public Service Commission Orders Syracuse Token Fare Change
The state Public Service Commission orders Syracuse Transit to stop selling tokens and raises cash fare by one cent for token users. The ruling follows cost increases, wage hikes, and material price rises. tokens remain redeemable at offices until August with the new fare in effect.
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Albany
State Public Serving Commission
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Rizer
Vale Stalt
Amariths
TOF
Company Way
Panic Service Commission
Oifica
Casualties Rise Sharply in Korea War Report
U S casualty figures show a large weekly increase in Korea with total casualties rising to 76 749 since the war began. The report cites 142 killed and 5 wounded with 7 208 missing or captured, bringing total deaths to 12 670.
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Warihngton
INS
Tre de- Jong Department
U. S
Korea
Senate to Reconsider Increase in Federal Aid to States
The Senate approved a reconsideration motion by voice vote and sent the measure to the Finance Committee with instructions for a two week redraft. The proposal would raise federal share of social welfare grants to the states by about three percent.
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Washington
Sen
Arwin
Ohlor
Svapogal
Raed
Weather forecast for hot humid spell in Central New York
The Weather Bureau expects hot humid weather in Central New York for a couple days. Between midnight and 8 AM and again after 7:33 AM there was light rain in parts. overall skies clear tonight. Thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and tomorrow with south southwest winds 13 to 25 miles per hour. Mercury to rise to around 85 after a low near 83. humidity around 64 percent.
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New York
Binghameon
Lipaw P. Keller &Ud
MS AM
Keller
Dr Willard Named Dean of State Medical School
Dr William Robert Wolland named new dean of State University College of Medicine at Syracuse after approval by the board of trustees. He comes from Yale University School of Medicine where he was professor of public health and assistant dean. He takes office after July 1, succeeding Dr Terman G Waiskotten who served 25 years. The appointment aims to expand the medical college into a regional health center serving upstate New York.
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Willard
Uaivarsity
Yale University School of Medicine
Medical College
Syracuse
Terman G. Waiskotten
Eurich
University
College of Medicine
Nave
Mew
Haven
Connecticut
Dr. Willard
Upstate
Carlyle
Jacobsen
State University
Yale
Pay Hikes Due Rail Workers As Cost Index Soars
The government reports a record high cost of living index affecting 1,200,000 railroad workers who are entitled to a one cent hourly wage increase on July 1 under contract terms. The index reflects changes in consumer habits and labor costs, with both old and new index figures cited.
Weather report hints at coming rain despite painter’s work
A street note describes Keller painting his house in Slate Fair last night just before rain began around midnight. The weather observer mentions a sign of rain and a calm mood as the painter watches the skies.
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Auilew
Keller
Slate Fair Bird
Kellie
Plane Dives Into Lake Sparks Fatal Search Efforts
A search plane plunged into Ballin Lake during a rescue mission for Joseph Bester of Glenville. Local authorities reported two occupants of a Piper Cub aircraft were missing as crews searched the water for a body amid unclear conditions.
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Baltston Spa
Ballin Lake
Joseph Bester
Glenvills
Untitled fragment offers a jumbled office chuckle
A garbled snippet shows a playful office exchange with distorted phrases and disrupted names, lacking clear subjects or events but suggesting a lighthearted moment among coworkers.
Suspect Held in Kidnapping in Framingham Case
FBI announces arrest of Paul J. Quinn al Gertland for the alleged kidnapping of Arthur Spring of Framingham Massachusetts on June 9. Accomplices Paul Moran and Robert Barrett were arrested June 14 in Brookline Massachusetts and held in Boston. Spring, 21 of Norwood Ohio, was abducted from a Brookline area and later released in New York City after a car seizure and questions at a naval hospital.
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Yee Ana DY
Paul J. Shing
Albany
Paul J. Moran
Robert E. Barrett
Brookline
Mass
Boston
Quinn
Malden
CorUnnd
Michael Canesiavo
Norman McNamara
U.S
Tompkins
Raymer Eyton
Stolnes
Norwood
Ohio
Spring Tnioleuver
Hiitep
Hound
Sprig Waelmar
New York City
Two Die in City Crash. Driver Charged with Negligence
James M. Collins 41 of 116 Lydell Ave plus two women were injured when a car driven by Louis Kleiman 45 rammed a parked city dump truck at E Fayette and Breech in the early hours. Collins died at University Hospital and another victim James De Forest 15 died later at Auburn City Hospital. Police plan to arraign Kleiman before Judge William H. Bamerick on criminal negligence.
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Wieth
James M. Collins
Lydellav
Regiarant
Univerisity
Collins
ED Fayette and & Breech Sts
Men de Forese
Louis Kleiman
Bassett S
William H. Bamerick
Kleiman
E. Fayette St
James de Forest
Auburn City Hospital
Luciano named dope boss by federal agent at Senate hearing
Federal narcotics agent Charles Siragusa testified before the Senate Crime Committee that Charles Luciano, alias lucky Tateiano, acts as the kingpin of the U S drug traffic with operations from Italy and gunmen in the United States enforcing orders. He said Luciano profits flow through international channels and urged tougher laws and citizenship cancellations for naturalized citizens tied to the ring. Siragusa cited Italy-U S cooperation and noted a police report quoting Luciano admitting thousands of dollars from American friends since deportation.
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Washington
Iiaveoties
Senate Crime Committee
Charles
Lucky) Tateiano
Vieg
Jord
United States
Ialy
Charles Siragusa
Luciano
Italy
Siragusa
Wiley
R-Wis
New York
Window Peeper Wore Marine Camouflage Suit
A 32 year old factory worker, Stanley L. Adams, admitted wearing a Marine camouflage suit to hide in bushes and peep through windows during the past year. He was arrested last week while peeking and said he bought the suit to go on night prowling. He will be sentenced July 10.
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Stanley L. Adams
Farm Income Up 20 Percent From Last Year
Washington reports farm income rose about 20 percent over the prior year as the Agriculture Department notes higher earnings for farmers. The gain is partially offset by roughly a 10 percent rise in costs for goods and services farmers buy for household and farm use.
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Washington
Agricultu Department
Six Witnesses Ordered to Testify in Red Probers Hearings
The House Un American Activities Committee resumes its inquiry into communist activities in defense plants with six witnesses ordered to appear. Among those refusing to answer were Robert W. Ley and Oscar Roberts, who cited privilege. J Edward Bromberg also declined to state whether he would fight for the United States against communists.
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Washington
Witnnesses
House Un-American Activities Committee
Robert W. Ley
Oscar Roberts
Enth
Baltimore
Roberts
Pure
J. Edward Bromberg
United Sine Th
Peace Alternative New Offensive Seen As Chinese Reds Mass
Tokyo dispatch reports the Chinese Communists massing thousands of troops with artillery on the Korean western front. UN front line officers foresee a new Red offensive within two weeks without a cease fire. Chinese forces reportedly came from the Manchurian sanctuary and dug in near Pyongyang while seeking to shift defenses north. Only light UN patrol capability remains on the eastern half of the front.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Aney
Commmunists
Batland
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Kumsong
Pyonggang
Military Building Hearings Open Today on $6.56 Million Program
Armed Services committee opens hearings on a global U S military construction program valued at 6 561 million. Undersecretary of Defense Robert Lovett to testify as the first witness. Chairman Vinson notes sessions will run through the year as the project progresses.
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Armed Services
U.S
Robert Lovett
Vinson
DsGs
Ta Lake
Tax Action Seen By September, White House Conference
Chairman Water F. George of the Senate Finance Committee told President Truman Congress would complete action on the new tax bill in early September at the weekly legislative conference at the White House. The Georgia Democrat joined the party’s moderates as part of the big four.
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Wasthington
Water F. George
Senate Finance Committee
Presiident Rumen
Congres
Georgia Democrat
Modera
White House
Ice arrives to ease Cooperstown ice shortage
Steamed-up Cooperstown welcomes a Utica driver Walds Dausman who brought four tons of ice to the town. Storekeepers and housewives barricaded streets as Cooperstown faces an ice shortage since last Friday. George F. Robinson 19, the regular ice man and Pine Camp trainee, is away with the National Guard. Earl Copeland of Copeland Ice Company arranged the relief.
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Cooperstown
Utica
Walds Dausman
Copeland Ice Company
George F. Robinson
Jett
Pine Camp
National Guard
Earl Copeland
Jem Company
Bakery Strike Spreads Toward New York City
New England bakers extend action as unions push for shorter week. Workers seek reduced hours from 69 to six days across 8,000 to 10,000 employees amid ongoing dispute with bakeries and confectioners in the region.
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N.Y
Boston
New England
New York
Envoy Report On Way On Korean Cease Fire Proposal
United Nations report from Moscow envoy to Washington follows 20 minute Kremlin talks between Alan G. Kirk and Andre A. Gromyka. Secretary of State Acheson expects a reply on Malik's cease-fire plan within hours. Malik in radio address explains his stance on Korea. Entezam seeks meeting to discuss the proposal.
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United Nations
State Department
Moscow
Russia
U.S
Alan G. Kirk
Kremlin
Andre
A. Gromyka
Washington
Dean Acheson
Ught
Jacob A. Malik
Josef Stalin
Voice of America
Malik
United Press
UN Delay on China Urged by British Foreign Secretary
London Britain urges an indefinite postponement of the United Nations decision on admitting Communist China as a member. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden emphasizes that China’s persistent behavior violates the UN charter and that only the central People's Government should represent China, but delaying the vote is advised for now.
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London
Hebert Morrison
United Nations
Britain
China
Morrison
People's
U S Payroll Up in April Says Federal Government
The executive branch reported 2,408,809 paid employees at the end of April, rising by 46,045 from the previous month. The Civil Service survey confirms the payroll size and monthly increase.
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Washeston
Connestan
Acheson Links Korean Armistice to Chinese Troop Withdrawals
U S Secretary Acheson signaled a phased withdrawal of foreign troops after a Korea armistice and insisted Beijing must move beyond the Yalu River. He warned that any violation would jeopardize peace efforts and indicated Soviet aims could be thwarted only by full disengagement.
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Achesen
U. S
Yalu River
Acheson
Korea
Puppongia
Peapcan
Cormilfer
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