Dewey Defends Rent Control Bill In Radio Address Albany
Gov. Dewey moved to frame the rent control issue in the governor race broadcasting plans from 1:30 to 7:45 PM on NBC. James C. Hagerty said the governor would explain how state rent control works and compare the Republican plan with the Democratic bill and the Westchester standby measure. The administration bill, saved by Sen. Peter Datessandro’s party bolt, is expected to be signed.
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Russia and China sign oil and mineral pact in Moscow
The Soviet Tass reports Russia and China created two Russo-Chinese stock companies to develop oil fields and mineral resources in China's Sinkiang Province for 30 years, with Russia to receive half of the proceeds. The deals were signed Monday in Moscow and exclude Iran.
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Subpoenas Demand Loyalty Records From Top Officials
Senate officers issue three subpoenas demanding loyalty records from Harry B. Mitchell of the Civil Service Commission, Secretary Acheson, and Attorney General McGrath. The order, carried under penalty of contempt, requires submission by next Tuesday to the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee probing Communist infiltration. President Truman has instructed officials not to produce the records.
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Czechs Expel AP Reporter Amid Expulsions in Prague
The Czechoslovak government orders the expulsion of the last American AP correspondent Nathan Polowetzky, with credentials expiring March 32 and a deadline to leave by April 10. Deputy press chief Bedrich Runge cites objective reporting as the reason as other Western reporters are forecast to depart.
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Two Million Germans Still Missing After War
Two million Germans remain missing five years after the war. Only about 100,000 are known prisoners. The figure excludes Germans in the Soviet zone who may be unaccounted or in prison camps, according to a West German federal agency.
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Moscow Suggests Royal Rug Factory
The Communist Daily Worker proposed converting a wing of Buckingham Palace into a rug factory with the King Queen princesses and peers making carpets to earn dollars. It claimed production could reach 10 000 cars per week and be sold in the United States for four times Britain’s Marshall Plan receipts. A carpet supposedly made by Queen Mary is shown for sale in the United States.
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Truman Picks Budget Chief
White House sources say Frederick J. Lawton, 49, veteran government career officer, has been chosen by President Truman as the next director of the budget. Lawton will succeed Frank Pace Jr., who is expected to be named secretary of the army.
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Senator Vandenberg Letter Appeals for Renewal Policy
A newspaper blurb highlights Senator Vandenberg urging renewal of a bipartisan policy. It frames his appeal as a reminder of gaps in the current Senate session and points readers to other features and pages, including editorials by Marquis Childs and various regular sections.
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Chrysler Contract Hopes Dim As Strike Drags On
Detroit Chrysler negotiations fail to break a stalemate as 140,000 workers remain idle after four days. The United Auto Workers revert to a demand of ten cents per hour, plus six for pension and four for health and welfare, countering Chrysler’s thirty million dollar pension fund proposal the union calls unsound.
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Quake Shakes Two States as Dolly the Circus Elephant Is Executed
A slight quake rattled Long Island and Connecticut as Dolly the circus elephant, famed for killing a man, was executed in Sunrise amid circus staff and observers. Police report minimal damage while crowds mourned. the event followed a winter storm with strong winds and rain.
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Fordham
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Public Service
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Danville
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Webb
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Edgar R. Schooley
Savaghs
Rampage flooding hits homes along Seneca River
Onodega Creek overflow receded after rising three feet overnight and yesterday. Seneca River floodwaters threaten homes in Red Rock near Hayes Road with about 100 houses partially flooded and water six inches deep on ground floors. Traffic urged to avoid waterlogged underpasses as cold snap looms. snow flurries expected with temps dropping to the low twenties tonight.
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Boise Gave Life to Save Mates Heroic Airman Recognized
Preliminary action launched by the Air Force to honor Maj. Charles J. Boise Jr. of Syracuse for heroism in the Rome air transport crash. Boise stayed in the burning C-47 to aid Capt. Posie M. Clinton of Graham Texas, pinned under wreckage. Col. Burrows will seek posthumous recognition, possibly the Soldier's Medal, while a base inquiry continues.
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Eisenhower to testify on Truman military budget stance
Washington reports the Senate Appropriations Committee summoned Gen Dwight D Eisenhower to state whether he still supports the 13.1 billion dollar military budget he helped draft and to indicate how he would adjust it if needed.
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Endicott Man Finds Dual Jobs Are Confusing
Endicott leader Frank Sko tern serves as village building inspector and as president of the Endicott Boys Club. He backed a clubhouse addition as club head but rejected it as inspector for zoning violations. Now he asks the zoning board to reverse his prior ruling. Meanwhile in Dixon burglars looted Harvey Basshardt’s parked car and left the items near a Prairieville cemetery.
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Senators to Hear Plans for Asia
The article reports secret police being formed and deployed on airliners to counter Communist influence in Asia. It notes Secretary Acheson and diplomat Jessup involved, plans to search passengers extensively, and a Senate Foreign Relations Committee review of Far Eastern policy.
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Bricker backs Murray for Atomic Energy Commission nomination
Senator Bricker praised Thomas E. Murray a New York Democrat during a 15 minute briefing before the joint Senate House Atomic Committee. Murray seeks the AEC seat to fill the unexpired term of David Lilienthal, who left February 15. Bricker called Murray exactly the man needed for the post though Senator Hickenlooper had previously indicated no opposition.
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Thruway project costs rise as $3.617 million link moves ahead
Albany reports the state approves Thruway construction with five upstate links. Bertram D. Tallamy, chair of the Thruway Authority, says bids open April 19 for major pave projects. The Onondaga and Madison counties span 3.617 million dollars for twin 23 foot arteries and 1839 miles through Liverpool to Chittenango Lakeport, with Erie County to follow.
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New York
Buffalo
Bertram D. Tallamy
Thruway Authority
Upstate
Onondaga
Madiason
Liverpool
Chittenango-Lakeport
Maison County
Erie County
Evans Named Executive Assistant to Thruway Chairman
Holden A Evans Jr executive assistant to the State Public Works Department will become executive assistant to the chairman of the State Thruway Authority on May 1. He will retain the same boss Benram D Tallamy and the same 10000 salary. The three member authority created by the 1950 Legislature aims to build a 450 5 000 000 superhighway spanning about 500 miles across New York. Tallamy will continue as Public Works superintendent with no additional pay. The authority authorized his appointment and set Evans salary yesterday.
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Holden A. Evans, Jr
State Public Works Department
State Thruway Authority
Benram D. Tallamy
Tallamy
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C-47 Lands Twice On Polar Ice Pack
ANCHORAGE Alaska A Tenth Rescue Squadron C 47 airplane made two successful landings on the North Polar Ice pack the Alaska Air Command announced last night The landings were made March 23 and 22 but unreported until now about 100 miles north of Barter Island a remote area off Alaska’s northern coast used as a training base by the Air Command
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Air Comezmand
Lattimore Set for London Departure Amid Spy Allegations
In Karachi P Owen TM Lattimore, accused by Senator McCarthy of being the top Soviet spy in the United States, is expected to leave today for Washington then on to London to answer the charges. The report places him en route as his mounting controversy unfolded across international postings.
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Lattimore
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Mental Cruelty Dinner Exchange Sparks Divorce Tale
Novelist Stephen Seley recalls a dinner scene where a man petitions divorce on grounds of mental cruelty. A waitress Amy is accused of staying late at nightclubs with his husband. A host suggests Amy should leave to protect their household from “bad company,” signaling a cautionary social incident.
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