DEWEY NEEDS SINGLE VOTE TO BEAT WESTCHESTER G O P BLOC
In Washington Secretary Acheson backed Jessup’s denials of McCarthy’s Soviet infiltration charges, supporting a Senate inquiry into the matter. He said repetition could mislead, welcomed the probe, and declined to confirm any Soviet spy linked to the State Department.
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Air Guard Expands at Hanford A-Plant Move Clears Defense Roles
The Air Force announces transfer of the SLS Fighter-Interceptor Wing from Kirtland to Moses Lake Washington. About 1700 personnel will move with one squadron remaining at Kirtland. The 325th All-Weather Fighter Wing units in the Pacific Northwest to receive Lockheed F104 jets later this summer. Anti aircraft units to be deployed in Hanford area by early April.
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Appeals Court Upholds Loyalty Program Dismissal
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that any government worker may be fired by a loyalty board under an executive order from the President. Dorothy Bailey, a former Federal Security employee, challenged the program after a November 1948 suspension and a February 1949 dismissal, arguing constitutional flaws and seeking reinstatement.
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Mild Breeze and Rain Keep Syracuse in Mild Spring
Weather in Syracuse shows continued mild breezes with rain. Federal meteorologist Andrew P. Keller forecasts lows around Sd degrees and a high near 40, with 25 tomorrow night. Southeast to south winds 15 to 20 mph tonight shifting to west-northwest tomorrow. Rain totals slight, with 12 inches of snow yesterday and potential for more. Engineers report 10 inches of snow at Onondaga Dam, yielding about 3.1 inches of water, above average.
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Hope of Chrysler Pact Dimmed by Slow Negotiations
Chrysler and the United Auto Workers traded proposals in a high tension bargaining session, small concessions on pensions and other issues but far from a settlement. Sources say far more ground is needed to recall 8 percent strikers and 50,000 idle workers.
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President Truman Advisers Plan Series of Appointments
Marquis Chilés notes that President Truman and his advisers are formulating a set of government posts to bolster the United States approach in the cold war. The editorial emphasizes a strategy of total diplomacy with Russia and outlines where these items appear in today’s paper, including Comics on page 40, and other sections such as Editorials on page 12 and Sports on page a4.
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Acheson weighs Lie call for 20 year peace plan
Secretary of State Acheson said he would consider Trygve Lie's proposal for meetings of top East-West diplomats to start a 20-year peace program. He did not strongly back the proposal after Lie urged a plan to ease tensions and end the Cold War.
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Bill Curbing OTC Anti Histamine Pills Passed Senate
Albany reports the Senate today passed a bill prohibiting over the counter sales of anti histamine pills without a physician's prescription. Introduced by Senator Harold J. Pankem the measure targets so called magic cold cures and was sent to the Assembly for action.
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Boy Five Loses Divorce Support Suit in New York
Five year old Ronald Farah's bid to set aside his mother's Reno divorce support was upheld by New York Appellate Division. He claimed misrepresented finances by his father Henry Farah, a hosiery manufacturer, over weekly payments of 55 dollars and 5000 dollars in damages. The case involved inheritance rights and the bomb controversy linked to the family. Officials in Berlin report churches moving HQ and a 29,000,000 Protestant membership amid Soviet zone shifts.
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Needy Couple Weighs Quad Adoption in Sault Ste Marie
Pia C. O. Hargreaves fears offering five months old quadruplets for adoption due to financial strain. Husband earns 208 dollars monthly as a laborer at Great Lakes Power. They have a four year old boy and a six year old girl. A Hamilton radio station offered help with clothing and food, but other offers were overstated. The family says they have not yet decided and remain very worried.
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City to Join County Civil Defense Setup Under Bill
Mayor Corcoran announced the city will back a consolidated county civilian defense office after Gov. Dewey signs the Becker bill. Harvey S. Smith, head of Onondaga Veterans Service Agency, is eyed as temporary county director with a permanent post later for Corcoran and Board of Supervisors choice. The plan empowers recruitment of volunteers, duty assignment, info programs, and intergovernmental coordination during wartime.
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Fire damages meat cooler at Crewe’s Meat Provisions Co
Sparks from a meat grinding machine touched off a fire at Crewe’s Meat Provisions Co on Harrison Street just before 3 A.M. causing extensive damage to the rear meat cooler. Firefighters cut through the cooler floor to reach flames and stayed about an hour and 34 minutes. The blaze remained confined to the rear and did not threaten nearby Harrison Bakers Inc or American Labor Party headquarters. Dominick Crewe, operator, resides at 722 E Willow Street. Buildings are no story concrete, with Engine Companies 17 and 16 and Truck 4 responding.
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New York Rubbish Basket Strays to Hartford Entrance
A New York sanitation basket appears at Hartford Municipal Building main entrance. Officials note it bears a New York Department of Sanitation stamp and wonder how it arrived. An unnamed city official suggests a boxing fan may have moved it after a recent match.
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Street Area Ts Closed Over Water Hazard Near State Fair
Maso Thomas J. Corcoran announced the closure of Hiawatha Boulevard from Genesee Street to State Fair Boulevard due to hazardous water conditions. Mayor, Public Works, and Police Chief Kinney approved the plan to monitor the barricaded boulevard and, if needed, impose prison sentences for sex offenders as part of a two year study. Lt Arthur Lahey and Commissioner Harmon led the inspection with plans to station officers at street ends.
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Woman given years by doctors alive in Oklahoma City
Mrs Heart, once told a heart condition would kill her in minutes, now says she has a future. She spent ten thousand dollars of her March ration for the year on helping others anonymously, not the needy who ask. The Daily Oklahoman backed secrecy while readers offered counsel and hope.
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Dewey Pushes Rent Control Bill as Legislature Hears End
Governor Dewey urged Democrats to back his rent control bill and avert delays. Democrats labeled it a landlord bill despite COP amendments. Westchester Republicans demanded a standby law and could swing the vote. If the three Westchester votes fail, the measure may die with adjournment looming.
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Greyhound Raises Fares On Syracuse to New York Route
Greyhound announced fare increases effective April 1 with the Syracuse to New York run seeing the one way fare rise to 8.21 dollars, an increase of 69 cents. Advance purchases for one way tickets are valid 60 days and round trips for six months.
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Primary Election Set for Aug. 22
Albany officials announced the primary will be August 22 with nominating conventions due September 6 and 7 under a bill passed by the Legislature and sent to Governor Dewey after assembly approval. Upstate registration dates for September 6 7 and 13 14 were also noted.
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Lucky Fellows Pokes Politician With Critics Reminders
RJ Lukins orate about a Montgomery politician at two different gatherings in Alabama. He compares the man to a forward hero carrying all before him and recalls Flo, an actor who said critics have always been kind. He notes the monotony of being repeatedly overlooked by critics.
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