Wolf Callers Wanders Overdrafts Testimony
A light note reports a missing Australian parrot named Jiggs found after wandering from 425 Tallman Street. The tale contrasts with a Syracuse Trust Co overdraft probe as federal grand jury actions expand with more witnesses sought by Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Leamy.
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Robert J. Leamy
Y. S. Attorney
Leamy
Herald Journal
Albany
Grand Jury
FBI
DeBanks M. Henward
John J. O'Hern
Bank
Robert Sims
The
Hawk Sales Oo
Earthquake Ravages Two Salvadoran Cities Killing 200
An earthquake struck 30 miles east of San Salvador killing about 200 people in Chinameca and Jucuapa. Landslides blocked roads and communications. 80 percent of homes were destroyed. Red Cross and government aid arrived. prisoners fled Chinameca jail as soldiers moved in. National mourning declared.
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Salvador
San Salvador
el Salvador
Chinameca
Jucuapa
Usuluian
Berlin
Santa Elena
el Triunfo
Salvador Red Cross
San Miguel
Gotera
Britain bans war goods to Red China in limited move
In a Commons statement Sir Harley Shawcross announced Britain forbids shipments that might aid China's military operations to Communist China. The scope covers military equipment, airplanes, specialized vehicles, rubber and zinc alloys, and many industrial goods while stopping short of a total embargo. Britain has previously traded about £4.9 million with Red China in the last 15 months and says UN policy does not require a full blockade.
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London
Britain
China
Harley Shawfinse
Board of Trade
Shawcross
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Sai
United States
Relph Muddle Seeks Sutton Local Council Seat
The Socialist candidate Frederick Relph Muddle denounces muddling through politics. He vows to straighten Sutton local council methods in upcoming municipal election.
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London
Shusa
Sutton
Frederick Relph Muddle
Editorials Seek Truth on MacArthur Dismissal Hearings
The feature notes call veteran combat correspondents who covered Korea to help uncover the facts behind General MacArthur's dismissal. It previews today’s sections including Amusements on page 19, Editorials on page 7, and Letters on page 18, plus pages for Classifieds 25-29 and Inquirer Reporter on page 5.
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Marquis Childe Weexests
Korea
Hearange
Macarthur
City Life
Meter Thief Receives 63 Days For Theft
Chester Olivier, 28, was sentenced to 63 days in jail for stealing a parking meter. He was arrested yesterday while carrying the meter under his coat. He told Magistrate Edward F. Zampella he did not intend to steal and blamed four double martinis and 16 beers for his actions.
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Jersey City
N. J. Gns
Chester Olivier
Isii
Olivier
Edward
F. Zampella
Reds Rushing Fast Fighter LA-17 SA-17 Preview
Aviation Age reports Russia’s LA-17 SA-17 fighters may produce 160 to 270 monthly, with the SA-17 described as a top air force asset not yet in Korea. The aircraft, linked to Lt. Gen. Vassily Stalin, would serve in anti air defense, featuring a rocket powered auxiliary plant for brief high speed bursts and German WWI components in its rocket unit.
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New York
Aviation Age
Soviet
Russia
Korea
Red Air Force
Imagne
Germany
Pulitzer Prizes To Be Announced At Columbia University
New York reports that winners of the annual Pulitzer prizes will be announced today at Columbia University. The awards honor journalism and letters, established by Joseph Pulitzer in a bequest to Columbia. The advisory board of Columbia's School of Journalism will recommend recipients, with the board not obliged to award in all fields and able to issue special citations.
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New York
Columbia University
Joseph Pulizer
Columbia
School of Journalism
Independence Week Festivities Mark Jewish State Founding
Independence Week events begin today in Tri AVTY Israel celebrating the three year establishment of the Jewish state in Palestine. Festivities run through Thursday night with public displays and commemorations highlighting national pride and historical milestones.
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Tri. Avty
Israel
UN Tanks Roll Into Chuncheon Front In Korea
UN forces attacked at both ends of the 100 mile Korean front and sent a tank patrol into Chuncheon center. Communists fought only at the western and eastern ends as they retreated elsewhere. Intelligence quoted captured North Korean officers saying no further offensive, but Eighth Army sources doubted. More enemy vehicles were seen as reinforcements moved to the front.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Chunchon
Seoul
Nori Koreen
Eighth Army
Korea
Red Official Hails U.S. Ambassador in Moscow Visit
In Moscow, a Red Official met U.S. Ambassador Alan G. Kirk at noon today by request of the deputy. The visit’s purpose was not disclosed, though such calls often precede diplomatic notes. Recent dispatches note Bogomoloy’s specialization in Far Eastern affairs.
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Moscow
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
al Eemploy
Bogomoloy
Senate Banking Committee drops rent controls bid in hearings
The Senate Banking Committee paused Truman’s plan to extend the Defense Production Act and study of commercial rents will be pending. Chairman Maybank opposed the beef price rollback and warned it would curb production. Defense Mobilizer Silson testified as the panel opened 20 days of hearings and noted the present wage price authority expires June 30.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Maybank
Office of Price Stabilization
Charles E.silson
Britain quits hydrogen bomb program to focus on missiles radar
A London newspaper, citing a defense pact with the United States, claims Britain will stop developing hydrogen bombs and rely on U S supplies for emergencies. The report says Britain will not spend to produce atom bombs, freeing uranium from Belgian Congo for American bomb factories.
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London
INL
U.S
Britain
Arangement
Belgian Congo
Yanks Arrive In Iceland
In Reykjavik Iceland American airborne forces landed to defend Iceland under the Atlantic Pact. The exact troop count was not disclosed and the move aimed to keep the sub Arctic island free from Russian control in a potential global conflict. Iceland, a 39 758 square mile nation with 149 000 people, lacks its own army navy coast guard or air force. During World War II it served as a convoys assembly point to Russia.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
U. S
Republic
Teeland
North Atliantic Alliance
Russia
Movie Actor Herbert Marshall Seriously Ill in Hospital
Hollywood reports Herbert Marshall admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after minor surgery. An embolism of the heart developed while he was recovering, leaving his condition described as serious.
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Hollywood
Herbert Marshall
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Marshall
Jago
Get Happy Get Old Maids Warned in Study
Dr H K Moore compares 176 wives and 176 spinsters on 104 traits finding similar beauty and intelligence but spinsters are unhappy and fearful of sex. He says overeducation for careers rather than marriage leaves spinster women self centered and hard to attract men.
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Los Angeles
H. K. Moore
Arkansas A
M. College
Minnie
Moore
Family Monthly Organ
The
Amer
Growing pains at Sampson Air Force base
Washington reports a not so good assessment from the Senate Preparedness Committee on Sampson Air Force Base in Geneva. The panel found biarowings pains and slow improvement but noted steps underway to address shortages as more facilities become available. It cited reception and processing as preliminarily adequate, training as minimally satisfactory with future rehab, medical care adequate now but needing expansion, and housing adequate though subject to changes.
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Washington
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
Senate Preparedness Committee
Sampson
Gonchuicd
MacArthur Returns Plane Bataan to U S Defense
General Douglas MacArthur announced through Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney that he has ordered the return of his four engined aircraft the Bataan to the Defense Department as it is no longer suitable for him to keep. The Constellation crew will fly it from Idlewild Airport to Washington later today. Whitney quoted MacArthur saying as it leaves his life he feels he is losing something of estimable value an old friend.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Defense Department
Courtney Whitney
Whitney
Idlewild
Washington
Macarthur
Fair Tonight and Tuesday in Syracuse Weather
The Syracuse area will see generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures and light west-northwesterly winds around 15 to 23 mph. No rain is expected. a brief shower occurred at 445 AM today in Eyracure, but the forecaster expects little moisture nationwide. Overnight low dropped to 37 after yesterday’s high of 64, continuing a stretch of below normal temperatures.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Eyracure
Exile Leads Bolivia Vote in tense presidential race
In a six man field Victor Paz Estenssoro leads preliminary returns as he campaigns from Buenos Aires with Communist backing. A majority to avoid Congress on Aug 6 remains uncertain and the National Revolutionary Movement fears a government victory by Gabriel González. The MNR warned of a general strike if their win is denied, risking widespread disorder.
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Lapaz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Buenos Aires
Paz Estenssoro
Congress
Tne Congress
Deminarai Oy
National Revolutionary Movement Mnri
Faz Estenssoro
Gabrielé Gosaivex
MNR
West Won’t Help Further in Paris
British Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison said at Lewisham that the Western powers will not concede further to Soviet demands at the Paris deputy foreign ministers meeting. He claimed the West has made its final concessions and that future talks depend on the Russians deciding whether to hold a Big Four foreign ministers meeting.
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London
Paris
Herbert Morrison
Lewisham
Morrison
Chiefs Plan Rejection Explained in War Policy Hearing
Washington hearings scrutinize General MacArthur’s Korea proposals aimed at toppling Communist China. Secretary Marshall warns the plan risks an all out world war, jeopardizes allies and the coalition of free nations. He notes four of sixteen recommended actions were quoted by MacArthur, and says the memo was for a Korea withdrawal scenario. The testimony continues with closed sessions planned and further rebuttal of MacArthur’s policy stance.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Kotrean
Soviet Union
Russell
D-Ga
Marshall
Red China
MacArthur
Truman
Formoca
United Nations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
China
Korea
Chiefs of Staff
Aubhe
Coalition of
Free Peoples
Manchuria
Formosa
De Gaulle Warns of Soviet Trap
De Gaulle urges a French commander to lead Atlantic Pact forces for France before any bases. He warns against falling into a trap of Germany neutralization and cites Meuse as a historic invasion route. He supports a strong independent French army amid sharing bases with the United States in North Africa for aircraft.
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Toulomse
France
INS
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Typhoon toll rises in Philippine islands after weekend strike
The typhoon sweeping the Philippine Islands left at least ten dead, with seven more missing and hundreds injured. About 10,000 people were rendered homeless as damage neared ninety percent on Mindoro Island. crop losses were substantial and the disaster prompted large relief efforts.
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Philippine Islands
Rose Hodley
Min‘dora
TODAY'S CHUCKLE ON PI AND BEAUTY ROUTINES
A light verse questions why women reapply makeup while men show signs of aging. It teases gender norms with playful wit and a math themed joke about Pi and vanity.
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