Pal gets 40 years to life at Attica for kidnaping
In county court judge Leo Breed sentenced Patsy Senzarino to 40 years to life at hard labor in Attica for kidnapping. Angelo DeAngelo received 20 years to life for assault robbery and kidnapping. Both men were described as part of a hoodlum group that terrorized lovers lanes last summer.
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Pal
Patsy Senzarino
Leo W. Breed
Attica
Senzarino
Angelo DeAngelo
Mountainview
Norma Jean Acker
Didama St
Cecil Williams
University Club
Polar Beach
Cherd
Breed
Perry B. Rauch
Rauch
de Angelo
Brown
Mattydale
Warren Winkelstein
Robert G. Wasmer
Weather Forecast: Rain Then Cooling and Warm-Up Ahead
The forecaster predicts light rain tonight across New York and Pennsylvania with a gradual warm-up starting tomorrow as a high pressure system moves in from the Dakotas. Temperatures stay cool through Wednesday, reaching the high 50s, with a general warming trend afterward. April weather shows near normal averages despite rain and snow tallies, with seasonal snowfall totaling 118 inches, the second highest on record since 1903.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Dakotas
Bureau
Truman speech points to farm drought aid and role of government
Marquis Childs notes in a Lincoln Nebraska edition that President Truman plans to discuss the government's role if drought worsens for farm families. The piece previews editorials and pages featuring comics, horoscopes, letters, and various regulars.
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Truman
Lincoln
Neh
Marquis Childs
Bet sleuthing opposed by telephone firms
Telephone companies object to a proposed anti gambling bill saying it would require them to police gambling activity. Clyde Bailey of the United States Independent Telephone Association warns a large force would be needed to block calls. Whitney Landon of AT&T calls it dangerous for phone companies to enforce the law. The remarks came before a Senate commerce subcommittee studying a Justice Department bill to ban cross state gambling information.
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Wasitington
Clyde S&s. Bailey
United States Independent Telephone Association
Ss. Whitney ‘Landon
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Senate Commerce
Justice
Department
McFarland D-Ariz
Decline in College Rolls Is Forecast
In Champaign Indiana the University of Cincinnati president predicts a fall drop in college and university enrollment. Dr. Raymond Walters reported at the Central Association of College and University Business Officers meeting that 172 institutions show only two expect an increase. nineteen expect cuts of 50 percent and most anticipate declines of 20 to 30 percent.
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Champaign
University of Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
Central ‘Association ‘of College and University
U.S. to Insist On UN Ideals at London Conference
United States will demand that any closer Western ties align with the UN charter as it prepares to oppose moves excluding Russia from a reorganized UN. Lake Success sources indicate a push for gradual strengthening of the world body.
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Lake Success
INS
United States
France
Britain
U. S
Hoover
Russia
World Organization
Screwball Slayer Trial for Brooklyn Born Suspect
Mrs X vette Madsen, 22, convicted for shooting Air Force Lt Andrew Madsen after a party argument. Defense lawyer Elmo Gower asked a five man panel to overturn the conviction on sanity and treachery questions. The hearing in Frankfort aimed to reverse a 15 year sentence imposed last March 11.
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Frankfort
INS
Madsen
Elmo Gower
Cumberland
Air Force
Andrew Madsen
Brooklyn
Secretary Morozov Leases J. P. Morgan Mansion for Summer
The first secretary of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations, Leonid A Morozov, has leased the 47 room mansion of the late J P Morgan for the summer. An agent for the Morgan estate said Morozov and his family will likely occupy only part of the brick house.
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Glen
Cove
United Nations
J. P. Morgan
Morgan Estate
Leonid A. Morozov
Boy Spends A Week At The Movies
In Corning, 11 year old Ralph Ballinger vanished for a week before being found at the Palace Theater. Police and searchers covered fields and streams as the boy later explained he enjoyed the movies while staying on the theater premises after the candy machine was repeatedly damaged.
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Ralph
Strike Halts Utica Buses
Utica Transit Corp 230 drivers and mechanics walked out halting bus services for about 50,000 people in Utica and suburbs. The strike followed a union demand for 17 cents an hour, the company offer of 3 cents, an arbitration board ruling of 5 cents, and rejection by the union.
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Utica
INS
Utica Transit Corp
American Federation of Labor
Mrs. Vandenberg Hospitalized in Georgetown
Mrs. Ar thur H. Vandenberg, wife of Michigan's senior Senator, was reported in serious condition at Georgetown University Hospital after admission yesterday. Senator Vandenberg occupies an adjoining room and is said to be recovering well from a minor operation two weeks ago.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Georgetown University Hospital
Senate Gets Fresh Hawaiian Fruit Delists Statehood Push
The Senate dining room serves fresh Hawaiian pineapple flown from Hawaii for a 32 member delegation of Hawaiian leaders. They appear before a Senate committee to press for statehood for Hawaii.
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Senate
Washington
INS
Hawaii
Cat Troubles Spark Divorce Case in London Court
Edward Collins sought a divorce from his wife in London after alleging she demanded he kiss her first, then her sister, and finally the cat each time he returned from work. The judge called the arrangement unreasonable.
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London
Edward Collins
Chrysler Marathon Talks Continue Amid Strike Standoff
Chrysler officials say only technical wording delays a settlement with the United Auto Workers after a 97 day strike. Vice president Herman L. Weckler cites unresolved issues and notes the contract draft focus is on language rather than substance as mediators press for a breakthrough.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United
Auto Workers
Herman L. Weckler
London Dock Returns to Life as Dockworkers Back at Work
London harbor resumes full activity as 14 000 dockworkers return after a two week wildcat strike. Government authorized firing threats urge workers to resume duties by today, ending the work stoppage.
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London
Stalin Leads Spectacular May Day Air Show in Moscow
Over Red Square more than a million parade observers watch Generalissimo Stalin during a grand May Day event. Big four engined bombers, jet formations, and a son Lt. Gen. Vassily Stalin headline the aerial display. Stalin climbs the podium near Lenin's tomb as Soviet leaders look on. Concluded on Page 2, Column 4.
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Moscow
Red Square
Vassily ‘Stalin
Stalin
Lenin
Communist Party
Generalissimo
S. M. Shtemenko
Army General Staff
Machine Takes It And Dish It Out At Airport
Carl Hixon, a Northwest Airlines employee, inserted a nickel into a Minneapolis Airport coffee vending machine. When cream and sugar failed to dispense, he punched the unit and a blast of hot coffee sprayed his suit as lights flashed and a Sold out sign appeared over the nickel slot.
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Minneapolis
Carl “Hixon
Northwest Airlines
Hixon
U S to Finance Arms Production for Europe and Asia
Washington reports the United States will inaugurate a $75 million arms production program for Europe and launch a new stop Communism aid plan in Southeast Asia. The Economic Cooperation Administration plans to start checking strategic raw materials and machine tools this month to boost European munitions output.
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Washington
INS
United States
Europe
Asia
Economic, Cooperation Administration
GOP Presses For Air Fund in Senate Package
Senators Bridges and Taft urged adding global aid funds to the single appropriation bill. House leaders plan to move a massive 29 billion dollar package this week. Senate set a Friday 1 PM vote on a 3.37 billion dollar foreign aid authorization after weeks of debate.
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Washington
Senate
Bridges
R-N. H
G.O. P
Senate Appropriations Committee
McKellar
Tennessee
Taft
Ohio
House
Pulitzer Prizes Announcement Due At Columbia
New York The 1950 Pulitzer prizes will be announced late today at Columbia University.
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New York
Columbia University
Reds Seize Mosinee in Mock Coup Pageant
In Mosinee Wisconsin the mayor and police chief were dramatized as captured and killed by five mock Red soldiers in a staged “One Day of Communism” by the American Legion. The chief later returned to command and organize the force as the pageant progresses.
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Mosenee
Wis
Mosinee
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
Ben Gitlow
Carl ‘Gewiss
May Day demonstrations in divided Berlin draw massive crowds
More than a million Berliners gathered near the East and West borders for rival May Day marches, with about 500000 on each side. Police kept order as stones were thrown and minor clashes occurred. A Communist parade near the Brandenburg Gate featured a Soviet style police unit, while a large Western rally voiced anti Soviet sentiment. Police, Allied troops, and reconnaissance aircraft watched over the city as authorities aimed to prevent violence and injuries.
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Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Unter ‘den Linden
Hitler
Russia
Potsdamer Platz
Pupils Return To Classes After Week of Riots
New York pupils trooped back to classrooms for the first disorder-free day since last Tuesday when protests over pay and extracurriculars occurred. More than 100 patrols guarded City Hall, while seven mothers from Brownsville protested Mayor O'Dwyer’s handling, accusing police of brutality and heavy-handed methods.
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New York
City Hall
Brooklyn
Brownsville
William O'Dwyer
Jealousy Quip From Gracie Fields Ahead of Queen Mary Trip
Gracie Fields comments on artistic jealousy in a pre voyage interview before leaving on the Queen Mary. She cites editors and actors noting rivalries across authors sculptors playwrights and movie stars.
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Gracie Fields
Brunet
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Winchell
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Mrs. Vandenberg
The
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London Dock
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Thomas P. Whitney
GOP Presses For Air Fund
Wisconsin
Gitlow
Jesson
Gewiss
Gillow
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