Mayor Corcoran Defends Competitive Bidding Stance
May or Corcoran denounces Brewster stance as silly and ridiculous on competitive bidding. He lauds city public works for clearing February snowfall and says waivers require justification, vowing to veto inadequate ordinances. Brewster criticizes Democrats for bid waivers, while Corcoran urges accountability and performance over politics.
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Bill Stark Breaks Hip After Slipping At Coliseum
Syracuse Golf Association president William B Stark broke his hip slipping on the tee after a basketball game at the Coliseum. He fell while walking with his wife and was assisted into his car by Adrian Kilmare tin and Ben Stark. Mrs Stark drove him to Syracuse Memorial Hospital for X rays.
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Syracuse Memorial Hospital
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A reader notices page markers for sections on pages 26 and 27 including Lone Tan Jean Kain Croaswood May Haworth Horoscope Amusements Financial Bridge Inq. Rep'te Classified Radio-T City Life Social Deaths Sports serials and Winchell Letters with Today's Pictures on page 10 listed.
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Brownout Ends as Syracuse Merchants Resume Lighting
In a midafternoon decision, Syracuse merchants resume advertising lighting after state coal officials lifted earlier brownout restrictions. Bertram D. Tallamy announced suspension of ration limits, restoring work for miners with a $140 daily package and at least a year of steady employment possibly through mid-1952. Operators regain business activity and the public gains relief from a four week strike and looming industrial disruption.
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William Washington
Robinson
Bertram D. Tallamy
Truman
Coplon Gubitchev Spy Conspiracy Case May Go To Jury Today
Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan prepares to hear closing arguments in the Coplon Gubitchev defense after a contentious trial over charges they conspired to pass U S defense secrets to the Russians. Defense lawyers challenge the summation approach and seek a mistrial or reversal.
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New York
Judin Coptom
Valentin A. Gubitchev
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Abraham L. Pomerantz
Sid Grauman Dies at 70 in Hollywood Deed of Glamour
Sid Grauman, famed showman behind Grauman's Chinese Theatre, died yesterday at age 70 from a heart ailment. Born in Indianapolis, he left Alaska as a youth and built a legend of premieres and star footprints immortalized in cement.
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Truman to take three week vacation at Key West
The White House announced President Truman will depart Sunday at 10 AM aboard the Williamsburg for Key West arriving Thursday morning at Naval Station Key West. He plans to return by plane after about three weeks with only White House staff aboard and no Cabinet members.
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Pittsburgh Jeweler Linked to Undercover Operative
George Disize, 51, an engraver and party worker, disclosed to the House Un-American Activities Committee that he was aiding an undercover government agent. The confession followed an FBI identification of a Pittsburgh jeweler as a Communist and part of the undercover network.
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George Disize
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
FTC Russia to Keep Army in Germany Legislation Mentioned
A garbled report notes a proposal to maintain an occupation army in Germany. It references individuals from Richmond, Virginia and a 1946 Senate run, with mentions of the Federal Trade Commission and a German Communist nomination, in a distorted, unclear context.
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Martin
Reopened coal pits begin to resume output nationwide
The article notes about one third of soft coal mines restarting operations after a nationwide gas keep cold war era stoppage. Officials say progress is slow but many pits are returning, with recovery expected to accelerate in days. The mood is cautiously optimistic as work shifts back toward normal coal production.
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Rumor of Soviet withdrawal denied by German official
German spokesman rejected repeated speculation that Soviet forces might pull back later this year, saying there was no basis for such rumors and no withdrawal planned at this time.
Brownout rules and coal allocations amid state shortages
Tallamy announced continued temporary hard coal use orders amid easing soft coal shortages. The plan includes 59 percent mixing of large hard coal with smaller sizes, one ton distribution limits, and district coordinators. Syracuse University and Elmira trade groups reported limited impact and rapid delivery restoration within days.
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John B. Delaney
New York Central
Syracuse
Trainman Killed as Freight Hits Rear of Switch Engine
One trainman was killed and another hurt when a Pennsylvania freight struck the rear of a switch engine mile east of Plymouth Indiana early today. Fireman John Hartman of Fort Wayne was killed.
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Weatherman Forecasts Zero Again Tonight in Cold Front
The Weatherman predicted a low of zero tonight as a new cold front moved into the city with warmer weather expected tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 46, and Syracuse saw a low of 10 today as a high pressure system moved in. Wind shifts and forecast snow showers are noted with a 16 inch snow base reduced from 22 inches.
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Doctor Sander on trial for murder testimony in New Hampshire
In Manchester New Hampshire Dr Hermann N Sander testifies during week three of the murder trial over alleged air injections into Mrs Abbie Borreto Cancer patient. He says he had no intention to kill and that the injection may have been triggered by her appearance. Cross examination probes motive and notes on death. Separate reports reference nationalization and government plans in London and Washington.
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Mrs. Madsen Halts Murder Trial in Court Collapse
Mrs. Yvette Madsen collapsed in Frankfurt during testimony about the murder of her Air Force husband Lt. Andrew Madsen last October. A medical officer postponed proceedings as witnesses described a party incident and her claim that someone insulted her.
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Trolleys End on Brooklyn Bridge After Nineteenth Century Run
New York reports the end of trolley car service on the Brooklyn Bridge as fireworks and explosions mark the moment. Cable cars began operation in 1883, four months after the bridge opened, signaling a shift in urban transit.
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Hugier
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Yugoslav Leader Urges Soviet Step In Peace Move
Belgrade Premier Marshal Tito says Russia and the Cominform must take the first step in any move to settle the Soviet Yugoslav quarrel. The report notes Yugoslavia has been discussing patching up the 26 month dispute with Moscow as officials hint at possible ceremonies.
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Death of Dog Grants $25,000 To Charities
Liberty Bro. GP. Duke a collie who inherited $25 000 from Mrs Martha M Behson and died after a 16 year life, three years after her death. The will instructed after Duke's passing the estate go to Catherine Hale Home for Blind Women and Mercy Hospital in Kansas City. Duke had lived with estate administrator Edwin R Streeter of Smithville MO since Mrs Behson’s death.
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Plucky farmers on submarginal land seek fertile soil
Alfred Rice, an agricultural expert, discusses farmers moved from poor to fertile soil. He recalls a displaced worker who endured fourteen years of hardship on a rocky farm and vows to hold his own, saying he had nothing then and still has nothing now.
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