Fathers Learn Baby Care at Syracuse Memorial Hospital
A city wide fathers education program begins Thursday at 8 PM at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Dr. Frank Meyer and Eliabeth Peck will lead lectures detailing infant care and hospital procedures. The course runs for three weeks with graduates praising hands on readiness during emergencies.
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Syracuse Mremories
Junior
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Frank Meyer
Syracuse University
Eliabeth
Peck
Syracuse University School of Nursing
Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Peck
Robert Chrysler
Upstate St Lawrence combed for 2 on plane missing men
U S Air Force planes searched upper New York for two businessmen missing on a Buffalo to Montreal flight. Four planes from Malone-Duport Airport and two from Buffalo Airport scoured the Adirondacks and border areas while the Royal Canadian Air Force covered a wide stretch along the St Lawrence River. The missing are Harry G Barenbrugge 45 Elmira and Stuart N Johnson 41 Mansfield Pa in a four passenger Zimmer. The operation was led by Captain Walter Xonnenmacher from Westover Field Massachusetts.
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Elmira
F Stuart N. Johnson
Mansfield
Buffalo
Montreal
Zinson
Walter Xonnenmacher
Westover Field
Mass
No Draft Calls Planned
Chairman Vinson says the armed forces will not seek additional inductions under the 1947 Selective Service Act which expires in June next year. He cites Army guidance that no further inductions are planned through July 1950 and notes no drafts have been ordered since January.
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Washington CP
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Armed Services Committee
Department of the Army
Atlantic pact sign may be only the beginning says Marquis Childs
The editorial page features Marquis Childs asserting that signing the Atlantic pact marks just the start of larger efforts. The note lists pages for Comics Ida Jean Kain Dr. Dean and other regular features including Editorials Letters and Deaths.
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Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Haworth
Inc
City Life
Winchell
Gromyko Heads Soviet Delegation to UN Assembly
Chief Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko has departed Moscow for New York to lead the Soviet delegation at the United Nations General Assembly in April.
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London
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
New York
Unite Nations General Assembly
Expansion time urged for fair plans at Syracuse
Albany reports the Public Works Department would gain another year to finish plans and estimates for a $52.9 million year around exposition at Syracuse. A Senate approved measure extends planning to Feb 15, 1950. Governor Dewey’s signature anticipated.
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Albany
Public Works Department
Syracuse
Dewey
Senate
Rulison Commission
Maitydale Air Base
Lawrence M. Rulison
Republican
Trumans to Host Churchills at Blair House Dinner
President Truman and Mrs. Truman plan a small black tie dinner for Sir Winston Churchill and Lady Churchill at Blair House in Washington on Thursday night. The event marks a cordial exchange during Churchill's U.S. visit.
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Washington
Truman
Winston Churchill
Blair House
New York State Income Tax Rate Set at 90 Percent
Albany reports the 1948 budget bill under Governor Dewey sets the state income tax at 90 percent of normal, a 50 percent hike from last year’s 60 percent rate. The State Tax Commission reminds taxpayers 1948 returns are due by April 15.
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Albany
Dewey
State Tax Commission
Legislature weighs wire tap probe and Regents clash
State Capitol hints at a possible legislative inquiry into a New York City wire tapping incident. Republicans fear Democrats may use a congressional probe for political gain in the mayoral race. Governors Dewey wins control of state colleges. Condon Barrett bill to restore Regents control struggles for votes. Other notes include a bill barring Communist Party members from public office.
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Senate
Public Education Committee
Board of Regents
Benjamin F. Feinberg
Dever
New York City
Dewey
Assembly
iSenate Finance Committee
House
Storms kill two injure fifty across Gulf states
Two people died and about 50 were injured as storms struck scattered areas of Louisiana and Mississippi yesterday. Tornadoes and windstorms also swept through northeast Texas and southwest Arkansas with no casualties reported. The hardest hit area in Mississippi was a 100 mile stretch between Jackson and Yazoo City.
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New Orleans
School Closed at Stamford Central School
Stamford Central School shut down due to flu like epidemic. J A Tooley reports 92 pupils absent yesterday of a total enrollment of 438.
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Stamford
Stamford Central
J. A. Tooley
Five Plane Crash Survivors Head Home From Smokies
Three of five survivors of the Smoky Mountains crash left by airliner for Detroit homes. James Hardy, 23, pilot, and Stephen Walker, 46, Fred Hall, 42, fly home. two others drive later. Orville Rich 38 plans to drive from Florida with friends. Walker walked 25 miles after three days on the mountainside. Hardy suffered a broken leg but all are reported in good condition upon dismissal.
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Maryville
Tenn
Wild Smoky Mountains
Stephen A. Walker
Detroit
J. N. Newsomb
Fred Hall
Calderwood
Smoky Mountains
James Hardy
Miami
Halls
James O. Hardy
Hardy
Orville Rich
Florida
Walker
FF. N. Newcomb
Glendale
Calif
Slain Girl’s Sister Sought After New Disappearance
Milwaukee detectives fear Kathleen Birmingham's disappearance may mirror her sister's fate after the 16 year old vanished following a planned elopement. The younger sister's body was recovered from the Milwaukee River with two gunshot wounds, and Milton Babich is sought as a person of interest. Police also questioned two high school boys who knew the murdered girl.
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Milwauckee
Kathleen Birmingham
Milwaukee
Kathleen
Milton Babich
Adoph Kraemer
Babich
Patricia
Kraemer
Ilse Koch Case Again Probed
FRANKFORT UP The Ilse Koch case is being investigated again to determine if she can be tried a second time General Lucius D Clar announced today.
Corning Man Elected President of Seventh District Dental Society
Dr Husk A J Keenan of Corning was chosen as president of the Seventh District Dental Society of New York State amid today’s proceedings in Rochester. The election highlights ongoing leadership in local dental professionals.
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Rochester
Husk A.J. Keenan
Corning
Seventh District Dental Society
New York State
Snow Blankets Moscow as Spring Arrives
Moscow was buried under five inches of snow on the first day of spring, disrupting travel and daily routines. Local officials urged caution as the春 weather lingered, impacting schools and outdoor activities.
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Moscow
Neeley Urges Real Investigation Not Whitewash
Kansas reformer John B. Neeley told a Topeka audience that investigating committees must genuinely probe issues. He warned that many panels fail when they merely whitewash, echoing the old settlers maxim about strengthening crumbling walls and reputations.
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John B. Neeley
Kansas
Topeka
Nurse Sends Blank Check For Tax Return
Nurse Marie J. George mailed a signed blank check with her tax form and a note saying she owes no extra tax but wanted to avoid a penalty. IRS collector Harry C. Westover advised and stated she had paid 292 dollars last year and would receive 5201.86 in a refund. the check was returned blank.
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LOS Angeles CP
Marie J. George
Harry C. Westover
Internal Revenue
Miss George
GE says roar in Schenectady was valve test
The GE plant in Schenectady reported a loud roar heard citywide was caused by a token release valve on a 40 pound steam line used in testing turbine generators. No injuries were reported.
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Schenectady
General Electric Company
Guerrilla Commander Sentenced to Death in Greece
The Greek government tribunal at Tripolis sentenced Guerrilla commander C Constantin Bretiacos of the Southern Peloponnesus forces to death for crimes against the state.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Bretiacos
Pelononesus
Tripolis
Truman followers praise soft approach amid party divides
Southern Democrats wary and Republicans skeptical over President Truman’s new conciliatory stance. Senators Lucas, Aiy apank, Sparkman, and Fulbright praised the administration’s rent control bid as cooperative, while Dixie lawmakers, leaders of key committees, signal limited support for civil rights and the broader program.
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Washington
President Truman
Senator Lucas
Illinois
Truman
Rain and Colder Weather For Syracuse
The Mercury reports Syracuse reached 66 degrees by 2 PM, the warmest since Nov 10. Yesterday’s high was 65, with a 51 degree low overnight. Showers continue through tomorrow as a cold front moves in, with winds to 32 mph last night and colder temperatures expected. Across the nation a mix of springlike warmth, freezing rain, sleet, snow, and severe weather appears in scattered regions.
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Mercury
Syracuse
Midwest
Louisiana
Mississippi
Senate panel approves Johnson for defense secretary post
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved Louis A. Johnson’s nomination as Secretary of National Defense. If the full Senate confirms, Johnson will succeed James V. Forrestal, who resigned.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Louis A. Johnson
National Defense
Senate
Acton
Johnson
James V. Forrestal
Fabius Central School Closed by Illness
Fabius Central School will remain closed until Monday due to illness among pupils. Principal George D. Young said 122 pupils were absent, with about 50 still at home. the closure was ordered by Dr. Philip H. Besancon, district health officer. A parents’ variety show for seniors’ Easter trip funds was postponed.
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Fabius Central School
George D. Young
Thas
Warners High School
Philip H. Besancon
Cazenovia
Young
Fabius
Washington
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