Rent Bill Passed With Dewey Aide’s Support in Albany
In Albany the governor’s rent control measure cleared the Senate 29 to 8 and the Assembly 75 to 57 after tense votes. Senator Peter J Dalessandro of Watervliet backed the bill with Republican support and the consent of Daniel P. O’Connell, aligning with the Dewey administration. The plan shifts rent control from the federal government to the state, freezing rents from March 2, 1950, to March 2, 1951, amid opposition from Westchester GOP members who preferred the existing system. Dalessandro said he voted for passage to ensure the bill’s viability.
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Red University Faculty Votes Against Subversives
Red Teacher Ban is voted against in Berkeley as over 1,000 UC professors oppose employment of any Communist and reject the four special non Communist oath backed by the Board of Regents. The vote, taken by secret mail ballot, signals a national issue and forges a campus stand against subversive influences. Edward A. Dickson called it a decision of national significance.
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Edward A. Dickson
Los Angeles
Editorial page verse on Senate inspection precedent
Marquis Childs writers on editorial page warn that Republican Senators urging executive branch openness could set a dangerous precedent. The column notes pages 8 and 50 with references to comics and regular features such as Amusements, Financial, and City Life. Deaths and sports appear elsewhere in the issue.
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Personalities In Today's Happenings Sagettae
Missing 18 year old Jo Ann Dewer reportedly abducted near Vancouver Washington hospital after witnesses saw two men push her into a car and drive away. Police and neighbors search the area as AP wire photo accompanies the brief update.
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Vancouver, Wash
Plane Crash at Griffiss Kills One in Snowstorm
A heavy snowstorm led to a C-47 crash at Griffiss Air Force Base near Rome. One crew member was killed and another slightly injured. three others escaped injury as the aircraft plunged shortly after liftoff in heavy snowfall. Maj. Charles J. Beise was reported seriously burned in an earlier phone call from his father. Authority Col Paul E. Burrows said the two engined transport, similar to a DC-3, had five aboard. Weather hampered visibility and a board of inquiry will determine the cause.
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B-50 Crashes in Arizona with 14 aboard
A B-50 from Davis Monthan Air Force Base crashed during a routine training flight west of Gila Bend Arizona. The crash left 14 crew members unaccounted for with a base public information officer reporting. The incident occurred about 150 miles northwest of Tucson near a wartime training center for infantry units.
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Willams Pleads Guilty After Canary Excuse At Trial
Clarence Williams 51 pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to failing to signal a left turn. He told the judge he did not signal because he had canaries in his car. The judge, Roger A. Platt, quipped about the remark and questioned the validity of the excuse as Williams faced potential penalties.
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Aerial search for cadet Cox fails to locate body
New York Army cadet Richard Colvin Cox remains missing after an aerial search at West Point failed to find him. Officials said ground searches would continue for about two days, with consideration of foul play as a possibility. The search covers the 15,000 acre grounds of the academy as investigators assess potential burial sites.
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Liberal Cabinet To Rule Greece Promoted by Venizelos
Athens reports Prime Minister Venizelos plans to form a Liberal cabinet to end political deadlock. The Liberal party holds 55 of 290 seats, while Constantine Tsaldaris and other rightist leaders unexpectedly back Venizelos to block a moderate coalition.
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Soaphocles
Battle in San Severo as Communist uprising is quashed
Six hour clash in San Severo ends with army taking control after Communists seized police HQ and town armory. Authorities report casualties, including one possibly slain and many wounded, as 10 000 rebels attacked from surrounding areas in Puglia south Italy.
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Streets Not Snow Dumps Violators Listed by City
Commissioner Frank J. Harmon gave Patrolman Frank Weber a list of 12 violators to Chief of Police Join A. Kinney. The offenses occurred in blocks of S Salina Street and S Warren Street near E Genesee and E Washington. A city drive from 1 AM to 7 AM was planned to clear streets, with wholesale towing tonight to remove parked cars for plow access.
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Dog Kills Master In Rescue Attempt
Easton, Pa. A 60 year old man, Joseph Keglavitz, died from wounds after his dog bit him while he tried to rescue it. He collapsed in his yard and was found unconscious near the dog by a neighbor. He died in Easton Hospital from loss of blood and critical injuries.
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Senator Sees More Security Arrests
In Frankfurt Germany Senator B said there will be several more arrests of individuals tied to Mrs. Yvette Madzen’s case. Her attorney filed a formal notice and indicated an appeal to set aside a 15 year prison sentence for a Brooklyn widow linked to the murder of her husband.
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Guard Tripled At Strategy Parley In Europe
The U S and Italian police guard was tripled at the vast U S embassy building where top American diplomats in Europe discuss strategy amid rising Communist led strikes in Italy. No reason was given for the security boost.
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Italy
Bill Would Permit Lifers to Marry in New York
Governor Dewey signed a bill allowing parolees and term prisoners to marry. Under existing law lifers are treated as dead, but the measure permits marriage with parole board approval. Introduced by John D Bennett of Rockville Centre, Republican.
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FHA Nears Limit of Mortgage Fund
Washington The Federal Housing Administration tightened mortgage insurance on a near rationing basis as it approached the $6.75 billion limit for that purpose. The move followed a halt by the Federal National Mortgage Association in purchasing outstanding mortgages after nearing its $2.5 billion authorization.
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Federal National Mortgage Association
Sticky 6 Inch Snow Slows City Traffic
A severe snowstorm blankets Symouse with six inches of sticky snow and forecast to add four more by tomorrow. Mayor Carcovran clears a diveway amid traffic delays as 20 plows work downtown and public works shifts tactics to handle wet slick streets. County crews report 44 plows and 19 salt/sander units deployed as conditions worsen.
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Group Votes Crime Probe
A Senate Subcommittee approved a proposed investigation of interstate crime and gambling but recommended cutting the $100,000 funding to $50,000. The full committee must approve funds before sending the proposal to the Senate floor, and jurisdictional issues loom as the probe progresses between committees.
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Acheson Blamed For Own Troubles
Washington reports a leading Democrat faults Secretary of State Acheson for aloofness from lawmakers. He says Acheson has asked for neither advice nor counsel, hindering Democratic rallying amid Republican criticism.
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Siam to Thai Lane Change Recalled by Professor Morris
In Washington Prof Stephen Morris noted Siam’s name change to Thai Lane and quipped about a limerick quoted by Fowl. He referenced a verse about a Siamese lass and a lover exiled abroad, highlighting the playful yet dated rhyme.
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Stephen Morris
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Waiters Push For Tax-Free Tip Reform
Imogene B Wright told Senate Finance Committee waiters and waitresses should not be taxed on tips as earnings. She cited National Restaurant Association data stating waiters average about 7 250 dollars daily in tips and warned universal tip reporting would force over 13 million workers to disclose all tips for tax checks.
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Imogene B. Wright
Senate Finance Committee
National Restaurant Association
Senate
Traffic Delays At Helmstedt Soviet Checkpoint
Berlin report notes continued delays as Western visitors queue for inspection at Helmstedt border crossing. Long lines form as vehicles from BERLIN pass through Soviet checkpoint, with delays reported during the day.
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Berlin
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McCarthy Blasts Truman Over Loyalty Files Access
Senator McCarthy accuses President Truman of endangering national security by refusing to release loyalty files to Senate investigators. White House aides weigh limited access while Democrats say no comment on McCarthy’s attack. The dispute centers on confidence in the State Department amid anti communism scrutiny.
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Youll Get a Kick Out of This Too
A 3-year-old farmer named Peter Reiter was treated for a dislocated knee after a cow kicked him following a spill by Tilage, with Romer also involved when the cow kicked him.
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Rainmaking project in Catskills set to begin today
New York officials faced a rainout as the Catskill watershed rainmaking plan stalled amid forecasted rain and snow. Mayor William O Dwyer and water officials were served with a court summons while the project awaited a restraining order or continuation.
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