U. S. Atomic Bomb Supply Adequate Told to Congress
U S atomic program briefed lawmakers as chairman David E Lilienthal testified the United States has an adequate supply of bombs and is expanding production. The House Appropriations Committee recommended adding 150 million dollars for the Atomic Energy Commission while keeping exact stock details undisclosed. The exchange raised questions on storage and bomb size, with supporters arguing the program aims to shorten the war and save lives. Senator Hickelnooper warned against indiscriminate use, noting strategic use could end the war. retaliation fears did not drive decisions in past conflicts.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Keele
R-Wis
Protection of America
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A-Iowa
Dewey OKs Syracuse Parking Authority
Governor Dewey approves a bill creating the Syracuse Parking Authority empowered to issue 2 million dollars in bonds for parking facilities. The authority may acquire property and operate off street lots, with a mayor appointed board of three to five members and an appointed chairman. Board terms span two, four, and six years starting next May 4, and members are reimbursed for expenses but receive no salary. Concluded on Page 12, Column 2.
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Toisy
Syracuse
John Hughes
City Planning Commission
Common Councill
Costello
Common ‘Council
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Shold
Dis
Stilwell
California
Rain and Wind Expected as Storm Moves In
A spring storm revisits Syracuse with morning sun giving way to afternoon showers tonight. Thunderstorms and high winds are forecast after a front moved in from Missouri. The system will cool tomorrow with a high near 50 and a low temperature expected Thursday night.
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Syracuse
Missouri
Todays Features Battens Earnest Campaign Echoes Willkie
Wisconsin primary coverage recalls Wendell Willkie’s 1940 drive as Marquis Childs analyzes the issues. The page highlights include editorials on Pages 34 and 35 with sections for Comics Ida Jean Kain Dr. Dean Crossword Mary Hayworth Horoscope and Talk It Over on Page 21. A dime-store ad notes a throat tickle caption.
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Btassen
Wisconsin
Wendell Willkie
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Hayworth
Daisies in her bustle Hollywood bustles bloom
Fashion chatter from Illyana Beverly Fills on bustle designs that hold bouquets or potted plants. She envisions styles with flowers like orchids gardenias or tiger lilies for sophistication, and daisies for naivete, using concealed test tubes and aluminum pots to fit blooms in the bustle.
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Llyanna
Beverly
Milady
Ilyana
Askir
Train blast kills forty and injures sixty near Haifa
The Cairo Haifa passenger train was blown up on the Palestine coastal plain. Forty people were killed, sixty injured, many Arabs. The derailment occurred at Bin Yamina fifty miles south of Halfa as the train headed to Halfa port. Authorities noted tram damage and suggested Jewish retaliation as a possible motive.
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Jerusalem
Cairo-Haifa
Palestine Coastal Plain
Binyamina
Halfa
Palestine
Four-alarm blaze sweeps Walter Reed post exchange
A spectacular four alarm fire at Walter Reed Army Medical Center post exchange in Washington sent over 1,000 customers and clerks fleeing. Fire crews aided by GIs battled the blaze for about an hour and no casualties were reported, with patients and medical personnel said to be safe.
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INS
Post Exchange
Walter Teed Army Medical Center
Gis
Hogphat
Defense Plan Aims At Fewer Draftees Urges European Volunteers
Washington and Senate debate immediate voluntary enlistment of 50,000 young Europeans into the U S Army. Senator Lodge urges the Senate Armed Services Committee to authorize recruitment of Europe’s young manhood, with careful screening for foreign volunteers.
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United States Army
Lodge R‘mass
Lodge
Asker
Senate Armed Services
Europe
Protest Threatened Over Racial Segregation in Military Service
Sen Morse warned potential civil disobedience by Negro leaders and millions of Black Americans if military service policies remain racially segregated. A Philip Randolph and Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters pledged to pursue nonviolent action, urging end to discrimination and compulsory service conditions.
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Washington
Sinator Morse
Philip Rendolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Morse
Randolph
Jimorow
Miitary
Senate Armed Service Committees
Lodge plan on citizenship for five years spurs military reforms
The discussion centers on five year eligibility for citizenship under Lodge's proposal to cut the need for manpower in a larger draft and to assist Universal Military Training. Henry A. Wallace opposes the plan and the government’s Russia policy, while Committee Chairman Gurney indicates Congress will likely pass selective service and perhaps a Universal Training program. Senator Russell asks about foreign volunteers. Concluded on page 12.
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Russia
Congress
Umit
Daft
Gurney
R-S.d
Lodge
Russell
D-Ga
Truman May Veto Tax Bill This Week
President Truman may veto the 4.8 billion tax cut bill before week’s end. Presidential press secretary Charles G. Ross said the matter is not settled, with a possibility of giving a definite statement tomorrow.
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Wasitington
Truman
Charles CG. Ross
Ross
Frontier watchtowers reported along Harz frontier line
Hamburg police report that watchtowers are being built on the German side of the Inter vonal boundary along the frontier through the Harz mountains near Brunswick. Authorities said the constructions run across the border zone as tensions mount.
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Germany
Brunswick
Harz J Mountains
Bus Line Extension Ordered for Colvin Street Route
The Public Service Commission ordered Syracuse Transit Corp to extend East Colvin bus service from April 10 to July 15 to serve a new development between Colvin Street and Jamesville Avenue. The temporary route runs via Colvin Street Lorraine to Comstock, then on to Hurber 8th and Jamesville Street to join the existing line at Vincent Street. Transit VP William H. Chilton awaiting the formal order.
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Colvin’ St
Jamesville Av
J. Colvin St
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Comstock Av
Move to Cut Aid Defeated
Washington report on the foreign aid bill advancing after a 112 to 61 standing vote. The bill includes $1.8 billion with a larger $3.3 billion cut proposed by Representative Vursell, while Rep. Vorys fails to secure debate choking agreements. The plan is described as a fantastical worldwide WPA by critics.
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Vorys
Ohio
Vursell Crlh
Parade in Trieste by U.S. Army April 6
Maj. Gen. Bryant Moore announced that the 5,000 American troops in Trieste will march in full field equipment through the city on United States Army Day April 6. The event showcases the U.S. military presence and readiness in the area.
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Trieste
Bryant Moore
United States Army
Ogdensburg seeks 100000 commemorative cent coins
Hepree sensative Kilburn introduced a bill to provide Ogdensburg with 100,000 commemorative 50-cent places for use in its 200th anniversary celebration. This marks Oswego as another New York city pursuing a special minting for observances this year.
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Wastengton
Kilburn
Ogdensburg
New York City
Oswego
Striking Workers Rally Outside Exchanges Amid Loud Booing
Booing and yelling by strikers returned to the Stock and Curb Exchanges area as police increased patrols. Police Commissioner Wallender lined 150 patrolmen for crowd control while Curb Exchange President Francis Adams Truslow reported doubling his guards from 8 PM to 8 AM as executives kept Exchange routines.
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New York
Arthur Wallender
Waallender
Ex student found shot dead near Rochester inquiry centered
John Morris Oettinger 27 wealthy former Syracuse University psychology student disappeared from a campus rooming house on Irving Avenue yesterday morning. His body was found in a locked sedan at Werahaw Park near Canandaigua Lake, near the inheritance summer home. Death listed as a gunshot through the heart with investigators seeking motive.
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John Morris Oettinger
Syracuse University
Oettinger
Irving Av
Werahaw Park
Canandaigua Lake
Castlebarrd
Rochester
Stilwell Diaries Show Disdain for Politicians
New York report summarizes Gen Joseph W Stilwell in his wartime diaries. He targets Chiang Kai shek and blames President Roosevelt for pressuring his China assignment. Publicized remarks include insults toward Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill as the diaries critique American aid policy.
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New York
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chiang Kai- Shek
Stilwell
China
Winifred Smith
Syracuse
April
Ladies’ Home Journal
Roosevalt
Stalin
Churchill
Roosevelt
Joe
Truman delays action after coal strike fact-finding report
President Truman will study the coal strike fact-finding board’s report before any further government steps. The board’s findings were delivered to the White House after noon and will not be made public until after Truman’s return from Williamsburg. The report, prepared under the Taft Hartley Act, outlines the dispute facts and notes court action to compel miners to return to work if needed.
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Truman
White House
Charles . Koansal
Doaiman
Williamsburg
Vai
Willamsburg
William and Mary College
Ross
Sherman Minton
Mark. Ethridge
Loulaville Courier-Journal
George W
Justice Department
Lewis
Lewis Jene
Juastice Department
Rep. Hartley
R.-N.s
Farmers Reject Anti Inflation Laws Citing Curio Tale
James F. Tucker of the New Hampshire Farm Bureau warns against anti inflation laws. He jokes about a city dinner scene with demi-tasses, noting the tale’s shock value if farmers were seen with such cups while awaiting their wives.
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New, Hampshire
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