Auto Crash Injures Eight In City Suburbs
RIGHT RESIDENTS of Chass formed part of the eight injured when a sedan overturned five times after losing control near the intersection of Like Share and the Country Club. Six were taken to University Hospital. Names include Choy nner Dende Hy Colaman 20 a salaried worker on leave from Norfolk VA, Patiter Boyle 14, Arlene Roser 38 with knee cap injuries, Barbara Tean Busky 16 with facial wounds, May Atkins 17 with neck injuries, Willan Bosle 20, Parvin Raybe of Ware, and Royle. Investigators believe the driver sustained a collarbone injury and amputation not confirmed.
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Charles Mose
Today’s Features and War News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references oil wealth strategic positions and conflicts across regions. Mentions acting figures, potential sacrifices, and a war-related discussion. Page notes indicate financial items and a masthead confusion with illegible lines.
U S Senate action eyed to avert government default
U S government faces potential bankruptcy unless the Senate approves a stopgap plan to fund July. The bill would extend current spending levels and debt obligations for one month, awaiting broader appropriations and presidential action.
Planes Fly Nonstop to Britain From Texas Flight
An early nonstop flight from the United States to Britain is described, with details of aircraft and crew. A spokesman notes the mission involved 13 crew members and 11 engines aboard a B26 type, departing Tesasy, aiming to cover a 3,000-mile route.
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Unclear fragment reports crowd stampede and wind event
A damaged, fragmented OCR note describes a downtown street scene with a stormy wind and a stampede risk. Names and places are unreadable, but the text hints at a chaotic event affecting bystanders and vendors. No clear figures or times are present.
Senate backs limited price controls extension
The Senate approved a bill to extend price wage and rent controls but curb or ban new price rollbacks for eight months by a vote of 71 to 10. The measure would also block new price ceilings during the extension month while sending the House stopgap plan to the floor.
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Wliek
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Truman
House
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Syracuse OPS payroll climbs with new assistant director
The Syracuse District Office of Price Stabilization increases its annual payroll to 230,570. Paul T. Gorman, 48, of Syracuse, is named deputy director with a salary of 7,600. A. D. Hakes remains district director as the post expands, reflecting growth in staffing and enforcement duties.
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Syracuse District Office of
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Binghamton
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Read
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A.D. Hakes
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Pitcher
Chenango County
Weather and rains dampen hopes as Tue storm claims spotlight
Showers and thunderstorms are forecast to move through today with heavy rain totals, followed by cooler, drier weather tonight and tomorrow. Rain this morning reached up to half an inch in places, part of a monthly total of 3.86 inches versus a normal 3.87. The weather disrupted schedules as the Mercury Dip occurred amid a front-driven system.
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U. S. Suxpreme
Pennsylvania
U. S.ohio
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Wight
Thelivitch
Hearing on Taxes and a 1952 53 Budget Outlook
Government spending may reach 90 billion dollars for the year ending mid 1952 53 with defense needs estimated at 40 billion dollars annually. Elmer Staats told the Senate Finance Committee the administration seeks 101 billion in new taxes amid questions on civil employee levels at the Pentagon and doubts about a tax hike.
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Defense Department
Elmer B. Staats
Bureau of the Budget
Senate Finance Committee
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Mauitary
Byrd
D-Va
Pentagon
Taft
Killed, 2 Saved In Bomber Crash
Seven Navy men died and two were rescued when a patrol bomber, a P3M, crashed in the Florida Straits near Key West. The aircraft was based at the Key West Naval Seaplane Station.
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Florida Straits
Key West, Naval Seaplane Station
End of 11 day United strike reached truce
United Air Lines pilots and co pilots ended the 11 day walkout with a formal truce. National Mediation Board secretary Thomas E. Bickers announced the agreement to continue negotiations and avert government seizure. Service was to resume by 4 45 P M as talks continued.
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United Air Lines
Thomas E. Bickers
National Mediation Board
Bickers
United
Birkers
Fire at farmhouse kills cripple and burns down home
Five firemen were overcome by smoke as a blaze destroyed a two story farmhouse two miles south of Broome Cavoty. A 6-year-old paralytic victim died early today and three other men were injured. Firefighters fought the flames but were unable to reach a man in an upstairs bedroom.
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Broome Cavoty
Senate Forces Two Members to Vote AYE in Fremd Present Row
The Senate compelled Lenman and Benton to break a present status and cast AYE votes on the central bill amid protests. Lehman criticized the measure as weak while Hickenlooper and Wherry pressed Benton to vote, prompting interruptions and a partial reversal before Benton finally voted yes.
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Senate
Senatore Lenman
Betton
Bennom
Senate Caver Pera
Senate Aole
Rere Linanimoeas
Hickenlooper
Wherry
Benton
Lehman
Piarstian
Renton
Wals
Vate
Army trains in Korea race to front before cease fire
Righty Army headquarters reports fast rain service for military travelers in Korea as passengers complain. The speedy transport could move personnel to front lines before a cease-fire, sparking mixed reactions among troops and officials.
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Army Headquarters
Korea
UPI
Iran Seeks Unconditional Oil Bill Withdrawal
Prime Minister Mossadegh told US Ambassador Grady in Tehran that Iran would seek the unconditional withdrawal of a pending anti sabotage bill tied to the British Iranian oil dispute. The pledge followed a first meeting since negotiations collapsed with Anglo Iranian officials and the British firm. Grady’s reports indicate Britain might accept keeping 2800 AIOC employees, but Mossadegh’s later shift made the offer unconditional.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Ranian Nationalization
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
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Mossadegh
Radio
Britain
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Richard Norman Seddon
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Herbert Mor
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AIOC
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Grady Satd
Czechs Free Pilots and Planes After Note
The State Department announced that Czechoslovakia has agreed to release two Western pilots and their U.S. fighter planes. The pilots were held since emergency landings near Prague in June, and the note from the Czech Foreign Office promised release but gave no date. The United States protested firmly, saying the pilots and planes had been held incommunicado during a Communist Czech investigation.
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State Department
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U. S
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Briggs
Germany
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Luther G. Raelland
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U.S. Ai
Cancer Kills Girl Sparing Loss of Legs
Boston seven year old Beverly Green died of cancer after her parents chose against amputation to extend her life. Her five year old brother David had died two years earlier from the same disease. The Greens of Ludlow said Beverly should live like her playmates until God takes her, and she passed away at Children’s Hospital on Wednesday.
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Beverly Green
David
Merton Green
Ludlow
Gort
Bodoys
Beverly
Children's Hospital
Court fight opens on trust co indictments in Albany
Albany judge hears motions to dismiss in 2.4 million fraud case against Syracuse Trust Co. Nine of 27 depositors seek dismissal as U S Attorney Robert Leamy leads government case. Attorneys Bernard Klock Leslie Root Paul Titus challenge jurisdiction and court authority in Federal Court.
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Albany
U.S
Syracuse Trust Co
Big Syracuse Bank
James T. Poley
TPM
Allordeys
Bernard E. Klock
Leslie L. Root
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Syracuse Trust
Finl
Glenn Porter
Nesther
Robert J. Leamy
U. S
Syracuse
Abert
Averbach
Paul Titus
Auburn
Watertown Times Raises Newsstand Price to Seven Cents
Watertown Daily Times to raise newsstand street sale from five to seven cents effective July 1. Announcement notes a price rise also affects carrier and mail delivery costs, reflecting a broader increase in newspaper pricing.
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Watertown
Watertown Daily Times
Plan Nears Korea Cease Fire Amid Allied Support
Government dispatches Gen Ridgway with cease fire negotiation plans as allied backing appears from all 16 UN fighting forces in Korea. In Korea the front quiets amid talk of a quick truce while Ridgway visits Tokyo and Sebald meets Maceio in Pusan. South Korea opposes a 38th Parallel cease fire, Congress debates the move.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
London
United Nations
Ridgway
Ins Tokyo
William J. Sebald
U. S
Japan
Pusan
John J.maceio
Clarence Ryee
Congress
Colum
Meadow ark train plunges into creek near MODE Illinois
A Meadow ark streamliner on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad plunged 100 feet into a creek early today after a 30-foot earthen fill collapsed under a trestle. Two crewmen were killed and at least 20 injured as the engine and cars sank. the train carried 75 passengers from Chicago to Cypress. Heavy rains in the prior 24 hours weakened the fill, triggering the disaster.
Governor Dewey orders study of permanent personal registration
Governor Dewey directs a complete impartial scientific study on permanent personal registration to decide its suitability for New York State. Roberti Ray, Iowa State director, leads the inquiry, with several months planned to assess costs, effects on voting and fraud, and potential implementation across the state.
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Dewey
New York State
Roberti Ray
Iowa State
Belgrade
OL Pratt
Rolmaire
Hay
Reise Pracise
East Pope
Ray
Tho
New York
Assembly
Ambitious Wife Behind Drone Power Revealed Today
A sharp profile highlights an ambitious wife who drives a drone project from the shadows. Her strategic choices, industry ties, and leadership reshape a small team’s fortunes as the venture gains momentum and public recognition.
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