Move Is New Challenge To Regents
Albany reports continue the clash between the Board of Regents and the state university trustees as Governor Dewey’s administration advances bills to formalize the trustees’ status. The plan sets 15 temporary trustees on permanent terms, with governor appointments and phased term lengths, amid Democratic strategy talks and college associations weighing in on the education row.
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Lee B. Mailler
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Fashion Institute of Technology
New York City
Howver
Capitol Press Corps
Claims Case Reopened In Putnam County Perjury Suit
Albany reports the State Courts of Claims will reopen a case involving two former Putnam County sheriff's deputies charged with perjury in a $25,000 suit by Arthur Franklin of Danbury. Sidney B. Gordon urged the reopening, alleging the deputies lied during the September trial about Franklin’s injuries after a tavern brawl in September 1917. Adams resigned. Widman faces grand jury action on unrelated larceny charges.
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State Courts of Claims
Emanuel Greenberg
Sidney B. Gordon
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John Widman
Richard Adams
Connecticut
Arthur Franklin
Danbury
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Widman
Legion Faces Resistance as Lawmakers Clash in Congress
Washington The American Legion complains of heavy friction in Congress. Legislative Director Taylor notes 222 of 35 representatives and 8 of the 6 senators are Legion members plus two Spanish-American War veterans, making 50 in the Senate, yet many are less influential or interested in Legion veteran programs. He calls it the greatest difficulty with some lawmakers.
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Vishinsky's Free Swinging UN Oratory Recalled
The Associated Press profiles Russia’s thundering UN speaker Andrei Vishinsky. A former Moscow prosecutor, he dominates crowds with loud delivery, waving arms, and sharp jabs at Dulles and UN reports. He recalls his purge trials fame and odd UN moments.
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Associated Press
Russia
Asdrei YL Vishisisky
United Nations
Federal Law Urged For Sleeping Pills
Federal and health officials push for nationwide control of barbiturate sleeping pills. A proposed federal law would require records of every pill from manufacture to purchase, with access for years. Advocates note uneven state laws fail to curb misuse and deaths, while critics warn policing may be infeasible.
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George Cox
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Striking Catholic Gravediggers Take Anti-Red Oath
In New York Calvary Cemetery, about 240 striking workers take an anti Communist oath amid a seven week dispute that has left roughly 1000 burials awaiting completion. Cardinal Spellman oversees 100 clerics and seminarians providing burials as strikers demand a five day week and $940 for six days.
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Food, Tobacco
Troopers to Take Refresher Courses in Albany
About 220 state troopers will begin a two week refresher program in Albany on March 28. Led by Chief Inspector Francis S. McGarver the course will run in four sessions through May 21. The training covers updated investigations, traffic control, court procedures, and juvenile delinquency.
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Utica Probe Evidence May End Friday
A reform subcommittee in Utica plans to reconvene Friday to hear evidence in the investigation of alleged election fraud in the 35th Congressional District. The inquiry follows charges by former Rep. Gen C Fuller and encompasses testimony from election officials and witnesses.
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Attorney Faces Court Tuesday in Larceny Case
Philip L. Zenner, living at 1159 Cannon Street, is set to appear Tuesday at 2 PM before Warne County Judge Charles B. Brasser in Lyons on a first degree grand larceny charge. The indictment relates to alleged irregularities as executor and counsel in the estate of the late Philomena DiLeo of Clyde. Patsy DiLeo, the husband, is the complainant. Zenner, practicing in Syracuse and Clyde, seeks to inspect grand jury minutes ahead of arraignment adjournment. He faces fees alleged at 518.37 from the DiLeo estate without surrogate authorization.
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Syracuse
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Iin
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Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Asooki
Republicans Back Labor Bill Shift As Senate Debate Heats
In Washington Republicans claim the Democratic labor bill will become a GOP measure as Senate debate intensifies. They cite 54 senators who voted to override the TaftHartley veto in 1947 and push for a revised act. Democrats defend action, praising the proposal backed by President Truman and labor unions to replace TaftHartley with a 1935 Wagner era framework including non-Communist oaths and injunctions. Morse and Ives propose emergency handling without injunctions with a 60Day coolingoff period and possible presidential congressional action.
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Polish government acts to stem mounting food crisis
Warsaw reports emergency measures to ensure food supplies for workers as shortages threaten rations in major towns. Government moves aim to prevent hunger and stabilize markets during the crisis.
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Communists announce draft for German Democratic Republic
Germany's Communist leaders say they completed a constitution for a German Democratic Republic in the Soviet zone. The German People's Council, a provisional parliament they fostered, plans to meet March 18 and 19 to approve the draft.
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Fraternities Ban Paddling At University Level
A university interfraternity council issued a ban on paddling and other freshmen hazing practices. The ruling aims to raise fraternity standards at the university and removes fines and expulsions as penalties.
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Lee Driscoll
Mark Reform Hits Students In Germany
In Berlin currency reform spurred heavy black market activity among university students. Since the reform the students formed cooperatives to find study support jobs, creating swift part time roles such as bakery work, gym lessons, snow shoveling, dancing teaching, and ration card deliveries.
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Acid Bath Death Clues Sought by Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard appeals to relatives of missing McSwan family Donald McSwan, his wife, and their son plus Dr and Mrs Archibald Henderson for information in a series of sadistic murders where bodies were disposed of in acid baths. PUBLIC NOTICE lists water rate changes by Genesee Water Service Corp.
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States Will Rule Tuesday On Killings
Michigan and New York prepare for extradition hearings in Lansing as Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck face possible execution for a Valley Stream murder and related killings. Officials discuss prosecution versus Michigan interests, with confessions cited and a high-stakes legal dispute ahead.
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Bloom Enters Naval Hospital for Rest and Checkup
Chairman Sol Bloom of the House Foreign Affairs Committee has entered the Naval Medical Center at Bethesda for a rest and checkup after a severe cold. The 314th district congressman arrived with unspecified conditions and will remain for evaluation.
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Atwater Kent Dies at 73 Former host of lavish parties
The article honors Atwater Kent a Philadelphia born host and philanthropist who died at 73. It notes his showplace home lavish parties for opera stars leaders and world figures and his charitable work through the Atwater Kent Foundation which funded a Philadelphia museum restored Betsy Bass house financed Metropolitan Opera broadcasts and supported electrical engineering students.
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