Funeral Tuesday for Judge Homer V. Walsh
Officials pay tribute to Judge Homer V. Walsh a presiding justice and former Onondaga GOP leader who died suddenly at his residence 875 Livingston Avenue in the early morning. He had heart ailment for about 18 months and had recently been treated at St Joseph Hospital. Walsh appeared in normal health Friday and returned home after dining with his sister Miss Walsh.
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Homer V. Walsh
Court of Special Sessions
Onondaga County Republican Committee
Livingston
Miss
Mary
U S Denies Kickback in Greek Greek Turkish Aid Plan
State Department says Britain will receive dollars from the 400 million Greek Turkish aid program only through the sale of British military equipment to Greece. Undersecretary Dean Acheson rejected reports of a kickback to cover British expenses and noted possible dollar exchanges through allied arms deliveries chosen to fit Greece's needs.
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Washington
Great Britain
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Italy
France
United States
Greece
Exodus of Russians from U.S. Ties to Soviet Agency Liquidation
State Department and Soviet embassy officials explained any unusual Russian departures from the United States as a result of liquidation of wartime Soviet agencies here. The brief statement attributed the exodus to structural changes rather than political pressures.
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Washington G
State Department
United States
Editorial note on India partition parallels Ireland history
The column discusses potential partition of India by Britain and compares it to Ireland's past division. Bertram Benedict highlights parallels and implications, noting editorial page insights. Other features listed include comics, horoscopes, crosswords, and various sections on pages 1 to 16.
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India
Ireland
Bertram Benedict
Ida Jean Kain
Brady
Mary Haworth
Otter
Hopkins Students Resist Maryland Campus Attack in Lacrosse Feud
Johns Hopkins University faced an early morning assault by about 250 Maryland invaders armed with sticks stones fists and fire hoses. Police arrested eleven for disorderly conduct as hostilities persisted amid a tense campus clash tied to a planned lacrosse showdown and the competition for the Wingate trophy.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
Adracas
Reuben Caplan
College Park
Hopkins
Maryland
Wingate
Rain Ends as Farmers Welcome Dry Spell
Rainy spell finally breaks bringing relief to farmers and dairymen after a week of heavy showers. Meteorologist Andrew Keller says showers halted near Lake Ontario, forecast then partly cloudy and cool. Farmers note planting and sowing programs blocked as seeds washed out, though mood improves with cessation of rain.
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Andrew P. Keller
Lake Ontario
Searchers Renew Hunt for Paula Welden Missing Student
Searchers expand effort in Vermont to 24 square miles of mountains in a renewed hunt for Paula Welden an 18 year old Bennington College sophomore who vanished last December authorities hope to determine by weekend whether she died accidentally whether foul play occurred or she wandered away.
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Benning Lun
Aumdreg
Paula Welden
Bennington College
Budget cuts threaten farmers amid political battles
Democrats pledge to restore farm funds as a fire emergency unfolds aboard the American tanker Newhall Hills. After a six hour blaze off the southeast English coast near Goodwin Sands, crew fled in the Ramsgate lifeboat while the John La Farge stood by to aid survivors from a collision. The forward section of the tanker burned, two tanks blown, and the ship drifted toward the sandbar as tugs were urged to intervene.
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Deal
England
Newhall Hills
Ramsgate
Goodwin Sandis
English Channel
John la Farge
Earl of Harewood Dies in Leeds at 60
The Earl of Harewood brother in law to King George VI died at Harewood House Leeds from cardiac complications and asthma age sixty. He married Princess Olga in 1922 and had been ill after a severe chill. The Princess Royal and family were with him at 2 15 AM. News reached Windsor where the King was on Whitsun holiday.
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England
Earl of Harewood
George VI
Ova
Harewood House
Princess Royal
George
Royal Lodge
Windsor
14Year Prison Term For Murder Of Son-In-Law Clostermery
Circuit Court jury yesterday convicted George Bradshaw 45 of murdering his son in law Robert Clostermery 23. Bradshaw received a 14 year prison sentence for the fatal act.
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Pipxsfield
George Bradshaw
Robert Clostermery
Crickets Advance Provokes New Poison Line Near Ordnance
In eastern Oregon near Ordnance and Hermiston farmers push a fresh poison bait line to halt the Mormon cricket surge. The insects cover a 500 square mile area and advance along a 17 mile front from sagebrush country toward Umatilla River farms.
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Oregon
Umatilla River
Thorugh
Ordnance
Hermiston
Umatilla
70 Girls Flee College Fire at Middlebury Hall
A dormitory fire at Middlebury College in VI forced about 70 female students to flee their rooms. The blaze started on the ground floor of Pearsons Hall causing an estimated $3,000 in damages. Miss Ruth Temple assisted the students to safety after it was discovered by two students.
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Middlebury, VI
Middlebury’ College
Pearsons Hall
Ruth ‘Temple
McKellar II Remains in Naval Hospital After Fainting Spell
Senator McKellar of Tennessee was moved from the Senate Office Building to Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland after a fainting spell. Aides described his condition as a light attack and not serious, noting he had similar episodes before.
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Washington
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate
Truman Control Plea May Get Half a Loaf
Washington reports Senator Taft indicated Republicans may grant only partial approval of President Truman’s request to extend wartime export controls for a year while studying the plan. The proposal includes continued controls on fats oils rice and fertilizer plus import restrictions and priorities to obtain industrial materials for abroad projects. Hoover’s recent remarks on fertilizer supply are noted amid the debate.
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Taft
Chile
Truman
Congress
Manila
Tab
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Herbert Hoover
J Europe
Hoover
Two Die in Halibut Boat Explosion at Prince Rupert
A blast and fire aboard the halibut boat Lorna Hand near the Home Oil Co. wharf at Prince Rupert BC killed two crewmen, left a third missing, and injured three others. Damage was estimated over $10,000. cause of the explosion was not yet determined.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
Lorna
Home Oil Co. Whart
De Gasperi Again Given Cabinet Job
Rome premier Alcide de Gasperi who resigned 11 days ago said he had been asked to form a new government his fourth since the war ended after an hour long conference. He left Provisional President Enrico de Nicolai’s residence and would reserve decision according to procedure.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Enrico de Nicolai
Chilean Democratic Party
Fire damages minor at Harris Seed Co blaze
A small fire at Harris Seed Co located at 2024 Fark Street prompted a 16:45 call today. Several gallons of gasoline in a drum used for cleaning ignited but firemen were able to quench it with little difficulty and damage was slight.
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Harris Seed Co
Fark St
Hunt for Victims of Bomber Crash Near Nicaragua Jungle
Ground rescue parties and patrol planes searched the jungle for missing occupants of a U. S. Army B 17 that crashed over a Nicaraguan jungle Wednesday night. Five men who parachuted from the ship were returned to their Canal Zone base by rescue plane from Alamanca Nicaragua.
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Panama
Nicarguan
Lis
Canal Zone
Alamicamba
Nicaragua
Riot Act 32 Percent Slashed By G O P
Washington INS reports House Republicans pushed to trim Agriculture Department outlays for 1948. After subcommittee cuts of 337 million, an additional 45 million was sliced, totaling a 32 percent reduction. Democrat Cannon vows fights to restore farm and school program funds. Republicans defend economy and proceed toward final budget figures.
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Washington
INS
Gannon
Dmo
House
G.O.P
Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Subcommittee On Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Rep. Dirksen
Cannon
Truman
Senate
Bowling Alley Owner Slain in Dayton
George K. Zavakos, 59, owner of a Dayton View bowling alley, was shot twice and killed in the street before his business after returning from closing the alleys. Police say two men waited for him and the motive is under investigation.
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Dayton
Ohio
George K. Zavakos
Mrs Truman Reports A Fairly Good Night At Bedside
GRANDVIEW Mo President Truman said his ailing mother had a fairly good night but there was no improvement in her condition He appeared despondent at his hotel then traveled to Grandview to be with Mrs Martha B Truman He noted the day’s work and bought eight buddy poppies from girls at the hotel elevator.
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Truman
Kansas Cy
Martha B Truman
Fig
Pen House
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