Yugoslavia accuses USSR of military pressure over Yugoslavia
Belgrade charges Moscow and its satellites have supplied troops and equipment to overthrow Tito's government. A 481 page white paper details systemic pressure by Eastern bloc states led by the USSR. Yugoslavia says it may seek UN action if the policy worsens.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Marshal Tite
United Nations
Trygve Lic
Ivo Veyvoda
Ussr
Allied drive Hammers toward Seoul in renewed push
Eighth Army widened the Han River bridgehead and pressed fronts 13 miles east of Seoul as UN forces surged north with tank support. Front dispatches report continuing Communist withdrawals while Red rear guards fiercely resist in eastern mountains. Casualties rose to 18,680 enemy killed wounded or captured in 43 hours of the offensive.
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Tukyu
Eighth Army
Seoul
8Th Army
U. S
The
Han
Yangpyong
251 Division
24Th
Former Horseroom Bust Leads to Lottery Ticket Seizure
Police nab three men after a chase in South Geddes Street and a visit to a second floor billiard parlor on South Clinton Street uncover a defunct horseroom with recent activity. BRM treasure balance tickets were seized along with a small safe. investigators say receipts point to a named owner and will pursue the person listed on them. Joseph Gaurnier of 121% South Clinton Street is booked for investigation, with more details continued on page 10.
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S. Geddes St
BRM Treasury
Arthur Casey
Joseph Gaurnier
S. Clinton St
Burmese Court Grants Early Release For Seagrave Aid Sought
Burmese appeals court reduces Dr Gordon Seagrave’s six year high treason sentence to nearly six months already served and affirms aiding rebels by medical aid while noting motives were not to aid the fight. He ran a Namkham mission hospital for 25 years aiding Burmese people. Separately city traffic committee seeks state and federal help to fund a 75 000 survey on traffic volume and parking with 50 percent from the U S Bureau of Public Roads 23 percent from the State Department of Public Works and 25 percent locally.
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Rangoon
Gordon Seagrav
Seagrave
Burma
Namkham
Buemesele
Bengrave
State Department of Public Works
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Neal Brewster
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Corcoran
Brewster
Syracuse journalism school urges aid to La Prensa exile
The Syracuse University School of Journalism distributed a resolution asking outside agencies, newspapers, publishers, advertisers, and journalism schools to aid La Prensa in reopening in exile if needed. The 15 faculty signed the plea, sent to the United Nations, U.S. State Department, Pan American Union, and other press groups. La Prensa has been closed 43 days by a government union boycott and sympathy strike ordered by officials.
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Syracuse University School of Journalism
la Prensa
United Nations
U.S
Pan-American Union
FBI to Probe H-Bomb Plant Site Deals in South Carolina
Attorney General J Howard McGrath ordered an FBI inquiry into land speculation near the planned H bomb plant site in South Carolina. Similar investigations are underway by the A Office.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
FBI
South Carolina
Baby sitter ransacks homes while babysitting
A 16 year old baby sitter in San Bernardino, California admitted entering as many as three homes a night while caring for a child. She would wait until parents left, then take the infant to a room and loot valuables, ringing doorbells for unresponsive houses before forcing entry. A homeowner tip led to her arrest.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Brooks Trial Jury Filled in Rochester
The state begins its case against Nicholas P. Brooks charged with first degree murder in the death of his wife Gilda from a Genesee River pier fall on November 4, 1949. A Monroe County jury was selected after four days of veniremen screening with 97 veniremen examined and 9 jurors plus 2 alternates chosen.
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Rochester
Nicholas P. Brooks
Genesee River
Brooks
Rome
Hollywood
Gilda
Jerry Lewis
Monroe County
Marian’ Marshall
Bane Lewis
Sandition
Stooge
Yes
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Editorial layout notes and page references in the issue
The excerpt lists editorial page by Mari quis Childs and page markers for comics crosswords horoscopes and regular features. It notes sections like Amusements Letters Bridge Inq Music City Life Radio TV Deaths Society Earl Wilson and sports and financial pages with page numbers 51 3 57 12 31 28 36 40 7 50 52 and 42.
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Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
City Life
Radio
Society
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Lonely Hearts Killers Die in Sing Sing Chair
Martha Beck aged 31 and Raymond Fernandez 36 died in Sing Sing Prison’s electric chair. The execution began a 24 minute string, with Beck showing a faint smile as she entered the chamber and pledged undying love to Fernandez.
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Martha Beck
Raymond Fernandez
Sing Sing
Five Dead As Flu Wave Ebbs In City
Seven people die in the current influenza outbreak in Syracuse and nearby communities with pneumonia deaths rising to five this week. City epidemiologist Dr George Group notes the epidemic is easing though temperatures hover below normal and snow flurries are forecast. School attendance improves as about 12 percent of pupils stay home compared with 22 percent at the epidemic peak.
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City Health Department
Syracuse
George Group
Clealand A. Sargent
Hancock Air
County Highway 2
Andrew P. Keller
William E. Ayling
Willam
Connelly
Myron J. Parkinson
West German Reds Oust Another Boss
In Frankfurt West Germany the Communist party ousted Ernst Buschmace state chairman of Rhineland Palatinate in the French occupation zone amid a purge of suspected Titoists as Allied Intelligence leaders predicted the other Red state leaders would fall.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Ernst Buschmace
Rhineland-Palatinate
Cabinet Resigns in Turkey Over General Conditions
ANKARA Turkey Prime Minister Adnan Menderes announced his cabinet resigned due to general conditions across Turkey President Celal Bayar asked Menderes to represent the government until a new prime minister can be appointed.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Celal Bayar
Menderes
T ‘9
Today’s Chuckle Jokes About Jumping at Conclusions
A lighthearted quip notes that some people solely exercise their minds by leaping to conclusions. The joke relies on a pun about mental exercises and impulsive judgments.
Princess Zachariah selects London fiancé in cash bid
Raven-haired Princess Zachariah of Kedah says she will wed Arthur Collins, a London printer's apprentice earning 14 dollars weekly, if they have enough cash. The 19-year-old niece of Kedah’s sultan earns 11.20 weekly as pocket money, and her father threatens to cut off support. She has not seen him since age two.
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London
Zachariah
Kedah
Arthur Collins
Collins
Senate backs universal military training measure 68 to 21
In Washington the Senate voted 68 to 21 to advance a plan for universal military training and defer 75,000 college students from service for three years to study science and medicine. The bill keeps local draft authority while setting national standards for scientific students, and debate followed a bid to remove long-term universal training features. Senator Cain urged passage, arguing many parents support the program despite personal concern for their sons. Concluded on Page 10, Column 3.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
D-Colo
Bricker
Ohio
Maybank
D-S.c
Cordon
R-Ore
Harry P. Cain
Mather
Washington Republican
Cain
U S Message Delays Talks as Fire Claims Three Girls
In Paris the Big Four foreign ministers deputies opened their fifth session amid slow start while a U S message from Washington awaited for possible top level talks. A rooming house fire killed three sisters, Anna and five-year-old Viola Mel, and one-year-old Benton Mel, with four others critically injured.
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Paris
U. S
Washington
Philip Jessup
Sf Minet
Columbus
Andrei Gromyko
Anna
Viola Mel
Farland
Navy bomber crashes into Chesapeake Bay four crew dead
In Patuxent Maryland a twin engine Navy bomber on a routine flight plummeted into Chesapeake Bay near the mouth of the Rappahannock River. A salvage boat named Mary Ann probed the area as rescue efforts confirmed all four crewmen aboard perished.
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Patuxent, Md
Chesapeake Bay
Mary Ann
Rappahannock River
Sollazzo Death Threat Reported in Court
New York report says enraged gambling associates threatened the life of Salvatore Sollazzo, accused in a 13 count bribery case. Sollazzo denied the threat and sought bail as Assistant District Attorney Vincent O’Connor urged denial. Judge Jonah Goldstein remanded Sollazzo to city prison.
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Sollazzo
New York
Salvatore Sollazz
Vintcent O'Connor
Sellazzino
Sellazzo
O'Connor
Lfe
Jonah Goldstein
Sollazza
City
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