Squirrels Find Shelter Then Face Hard Times On Syracuse Rooftop
A Mama and Papa Squirrel build a nest on a Syracuse home at 164 Nichols Ave for Mr and Mrs Gerald W Marcely. Four young perish after a missing parent tragedy, while five survive, fed by a doll bottle and moved to Billy Marcelly grandparents at 259 Marlboro Dr. They await relocation to a city park when warm.
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Billy Marcely
Doll
Billy
Robert Marcely
Papa
Mama Squirrel
Gerald W. Marcely
Nichols
Syracuse
Syracuse Area Sees Mild Weather with Warm Afternoon
Weather moved into Syracuse today with temperatures in the 50s. Tonight drops to 44 with a high near 60 tomorrow. Rain possible late tomorrow night and light variable winds. Forecaster Andrew P Keller noted no strong trends as extremes ranged from 28 in Michigan to 91 in Florida.
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Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
Michigan
Tampa
Fila
Five Men Die in Car Truck Crash Near Tomah Wisconsin
Five men were killed when a car collided with a loaded automobile transport near Tomah Wisconsin. Some victims were believed to be soldiers stationed at Camp McCoy Sparta Wisconsin according to Sheriff H R Biegel.
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Toman
Wis
Here
Camp McCoy
Sparta
H. R. Biegel
Rainmakers Fail in New York City Cloud Seeding Effort
Luck ran out on New York City's rainmakers as a recent cloud seeding expedition produced only a dry run. An earlier Sunday's attempt led to a 24 hour rain that may have been caused by the experimenters.
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New York
New York City
Young LaFollette Eyes Comeback Against State Dept Probe Figure
Columnist Marquis Childs writes that former senator LaFollette, who lost his seat to McCarthy, may seek a political return. The piece appears in Capital Calling on the editorial page, with related features listed on pages 12 14 16 17 19 and 21 24 25 27 28 31.
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Bob” LaFollette
McCarthy
State Department
Marquis Childs
Capital Calling
Inq
Repter
City Life
Winchessay Financial
Cow Killed After Mimicking A Bull In Mass
Andover Mass The cow that tried to imitate a bull in ferocity was shot by farmer Arthur Tilbert after a week of violent rampage. The $1 000 Aber deen Angus attacked anyone near her and treed several would be captors. Joseph E Haswell of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals blamed pregnancy or hornet stings for the strange behavior.
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Andover
Mass
Arthur Tilbert
Joseph E. Haswell
The
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Daylight Saving Split Sows Time Gap In Allegany Village
In Allegany the village board voted for daylight saving time while the town board took no action, leaving the village portion on daylight time and the rest on Eastern Standard. Also in Cleveland Joseph Ciskowski moved out as wrecking began to clear a path for a new freeway, with debris and fixtures taken during the process.
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Allegany
Cleveland
Joseph Cizkowski
Pepper Smathers clash headlines four state primaries
In Florida Pepper seeks renomination against Smathers as Alabama Ohio and Indiana vote. Pepper supports Truman Fair Deal programs including health care and old age benefits while Smathers demands less red ink and stronger free enterprise. Alabama sees 158 run for 72 state Democratic Committee seats amid party realignments.
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Florida
Claude Pepper
iRep
George Smathers
Senate
Alabama
Ohio
Indiana
Pepper
Smathers
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Truman
Pepper-Smathers
Democratic Committee
National Democratic Party Organization
Talks Set In UP Strike
A federal mediator opened negotiations in New York to resolve a teletype operators strike against United Press, now continuing with near normal operations. Mediator J. R. Mandelbaum scheduled meetings with UP management at 2 30 P M and with the A F L C T U union at 4 P M. The strike began at midnight Sunday.
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New York
United Press
News Service
J. R. Mandelbaum
First Farm Labor Session Conducted in New York
The Democratic farm labor committee held the first of 17 meetings at Kingston. A similar session was planned for today at Jamestown Falls, with tours to be held at various spots in New York State.
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Kingston
Democratic Farm-Labor Committee
New York State
Jens Falls
50 000 Anti Reds March at Albany
About 50,000 persons gathered for a May Day demonstration against Communism in Albany. Deputy Police Chief John P Tuffey estimated 10,000 marched in a Roman Catholic Diocese sponsored parade with about 30,000 spectators along the route and another 10,000 in the park in front of the State Capitol.
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Albany
John P. Tuffey
State Capitol
Tuffey
Great Lakes Open Shipping Season Declared in Duluth
The head of the lakes shipping season officially opened in Duluth Minnesota as the first commercial vessel from the lower Great Lakes arrived signaling the start of the navigation period.
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Duluth
Minn
Hiss Disbarred From New York State Practice
Alger Hiss former State Department official convicted of perjury was disbarred by the New York Appellate Division from practicing law in New York. The court ruled his two count federal perjury conviction constituted felonies and made him no longer a qualified attorney. He was convicted January 21, 1950 and sentenced to five years. the case is on appeal.
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New York
Alger Hiss
High State Department
New York State
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Soviet Spy Ring. A Hiss
Roosevelt
Yalta
Campanella Testimony Yields Bittersweet Convictions
Paul J. Campanella 26 of 413 Prospect Ave. turned state's evidence leading to convictions for robbery assault and kidnapping of Patsy Senzarino 33 Cicero and Angelo DeAngelo 24 Mattydale. Campanella received one year in Jamesville Penitentiary on recommendation of ADA Frank Del Vecchio before County Court Judge Leo W. Breed. The two men were sent from Cedar Street Jail to Attica State Prison in a guarded caravan, one with a machine gun.
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Onondaga County
Paul J. Campanella
Prospect
Jamesville
Frank del Vecchio
Leo W. Breed
Campanella
Patsy Senzarino
Cicero
Angelo de Angelo
Mattydale
Attica State Prison
Hard Isbor
Cedar Street
Attica
Clifford Black
Driv
Maragon Sentenced Over Senate Lie Conviction
John Maragon faces a jail term after being convicted last Wednesday on two counts of perjury about bank accounts and jobs. Federal Judge Jennings Bailey could sentence him to eight months to ten years per count, though the maximum is rarely imposed.
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Washington
John "Maragon
White House
Senate
Maragon
Jennings Bailey
Bradley Urges Congress to Retain Draft Law
Gen Omar Bradley told Congress to keep the draft alive amid concerns over Soviet expansion. He testified as House Armed Services reopened hearings on extending the draft which expires June 24. He noted no inductions since January 1949 and supported a two year extension with Congress deciding funding for inductions or industry seizure.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Joint Chiefs For Staff
House Armed Services
D-Ga
Defense Department
Vinson
City to Offer 25 Jobs to Democrats in Finance Dept
The City administration plans to open about 25 Finance Department jobs to qualified Democrats. Republicans holding many posts may be replaced as civil service rules and age limits shape the turnover. Bedford will interview candidates and forward approved names to the Civil Service Commission for final action.
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Finance Department
Corcoran
George L. Richardson
Corporation Counsel
Charles J. Hogan
Onondaga County
Hogan
Herald-American Sunday
George H
Bedford
County Civil Service Commission
Frank A. Rupp
Rupp
Navy Fails to Find Sub Off Florida
Army Navy patrol bombers searched for an unidentified submarine off the Florida coast for four hours but found nothing. The hurricane hunting privateers swept the lower east coast after a Navy plane radioed a sighting of a sub that appeared to crash dive.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Exhausted Chrysler Talks Resume in Detroit
Mediators called sleep-starved Chrysler strike negotiators back into session to end the 98 day walkout that idled 144000 workers. Officials cited near verbal agreement but the UAW said unresolved issues blocked a return to work for 89000. Reuther and Chrysler VP said language and outstanding points remained.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Herman
Weckler
U.A.W
Walter R. Reuther
Russia Boycott at UN Returns for 24th Time
At the United Nations the Soviet Union walked out for the 24th time in its boycott. Soviet Delegate P Chernyshev challenged the Chinese Nationalists seat on the committee on statistical classification. His motion to oust them was ruled out of order and he lost the appeal 3 1.
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Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
World Organization
P. Chernyshev
Chernyshev
Adler Denies Communist Links in Libel Suit
Hartford jury hears Larry Adler and Paul Draper deny pro Communist accusations by Mrs. Hester R. McCullough. Adler testifies he opposed the Mundt Nixon bill and would again, saying it would not outlaw any party. He and Draper sue for 200000 for libel over being labeled pro Communist.
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Hartford
Conn
Larry Adler
Paul Draper
Hester R. McCullough
Greenwich
Adler
Draper
J. Joseph Smith
United States
New York
Ae E. Dewey
Nearly $1 Billion Cut In Excise Taxes Asked
Washington report notes Ways and Means Committee proposes excise tax cuts totaling about 1 billion dollars annually, still above President Truman’s suggested 655 million cap. The plan requires offsetting revenue by higher corporate and inheritance taxes and closing loopholes, with veto risk if not balanced. Details show fur, jewelry, and other excises sliced, but final passage uncertain.
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Washington
House
Ways’ and Means Committee
Truman
McCarthy Attacks Lattimore Amid Senate Hearing
Senator McCarthy accuses Owen Lattimore of deceit while Budenz testimony links him to the Communist Party. Lattimore rejects charges, swearing under oath he is not a Communist or Soviet spy and condemning the accusations as unsafe.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Louis Budenz
Communist Party
Budenz
Senate
Lattimore
Budenz Declines Comment Amid Lattimore Allegations
New York based attorney Louis F. Budenz said he would not comment on Owen Lattimore’s charge that he acted as a paid and unscrupulous informant seeking personal gain. Budenz stated he is under subpoena and will not discuss proceedings before the subcommittee as a witness.
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New York
Louis F. Budenz
Owen Lattimore
Ito
McCarthy and Lattimore battle over Communist charges in Senate
Senator McCarthy accuses Johns Hopkins professor Lattimore of being a Communist as the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee probes State Department accusations. Lattimore denies the charge and calls for a verdict against McCarthy for his conduct, while Budenz, a former Communist official, testifies as a witness. The debate continues as the investigation unfolds.
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State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
McCarthy
Senate
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Budenz
Commu
Chain and mail sales reach 2.239 billion in March
The Commerce Department reported chain store and mail order sales totaling 2.239 billion dollars in March, a touch below February’s robust total. The figure reflects activity across national retailers and mail order houses.
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Washington
Commerce, Department
Sinatra Stricken at Copacabana Sings Canceled
New York reports crooner Frank Sinatra suffered a throat hemorrhage last night forcing him to cancel the remainder of his engagement at the Copacabana nightclub.
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New York
Frank Sinatra
Copacabana
Ludicrous Ignorance Cited by Victor Sheron at Luncheon
Victor F. Sheron, industrialist, mocked a finance book at a Minneapolis luncheon saying it displays ludicrous ignorance. He compared the author to Slocum and recounted a shop floor quip about ancient Greece and Socrates born in 470 B.C. and dying in 399 B.C. revealing a 71 year error.
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Victor F. Sheron
Minneapolis
Slocum
Encyclopaedia
Sockrats
B.C
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