Child Health Week warns of household appliance dangers
A Herald Journal feature on Child Health Week highlights accidents involving children and common appliances. An example notes a four year old girl near a butcher knife and dangerous devices, urging parents to keep electric gear out of reach and teach safe operation, with reminders about wringers mixers toasters and wall sockets.
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Haven
Jordan Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Syracuse University
Herald-Journal
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U S Oil Strike Eases As California Supply Order Shifts
Oil workers suspend the California extension of their strike at the She Chemical plant in Finlaburg. Union leaders in Denver had requested the halt, even as refinery operations wind down. The Petroleum Administration for Defense activated a supply protection order covering bulk gasoline operations from the eastern seaboard to Kansas, to safeguard critical wartime transportation. Police reported a separate Manhattan assault case where a guard warned a man after a cash payment was observed, with no serious injuries.
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Two Men Beat Bookie’s Brother After Graft Testimony
In New York two men beat Harry Gross’s younger brother as a warning to halt his testimony about paying graft to police. A city official disclosed the incident and related details.
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New York
Harry Gross
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Berlin Unions Lose Plea Amid Rail Patrol Turbulence
Soviet guards halted at Autobahn checkpoints and Berlin rail patrols reported heightened tensions. Officials cited heavy truck and vehicle traffic, with discussions of border conditions and tightened procedures. The dispute coincided with U S Supreme Court actions on rail labor seizures and broader postwar security measures.
Four States to Pick Delegations Today
Four states select presidential nominating delegates today amid debate on foreign aid spending and civil rights. Utah Democrats convene in Salt Lake City naming 12 delegates while the state GOP has seven of its 23 delegates chosen. Southern Democrats in Washington voice views on foreign aid, drawing sharp reactions from top Republican contenders.
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Walter George
Georgia
Robert Tait
Release of General Dodd From Koje Island Prisoners
United States Eighth Army reports General Francis T. Dodd has been released in good health by North Korean POWs at Koje Island. The spokesman notes a conference among red leaders preceded the release, and Dodd will be flown to Seoul with a news conference planned. General James A. Fleet had warned he would use force if harm came to Dodd.
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James Alan Fleet
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Briefs Filed In Steel Row
Washington briefs show the steel industry contesting government seizure as improper and aimed at settling a labor dispute by executive action. The United Steelworkers argue pay talks with firms were sham and tied to price negotiations with the government, framing the steel crisis as a price dispute rather than a labor dispute. The submissions precede Supreme Court oral arguments on USS Judge Pine’s ruling that seizure was illegal.
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Ridgway Farewell Lands UN Troops in Tokyo
General Matthew Ridgway bid farewell to U N forces in Tokyo, saying he carries faith in the troops and admiration for their achievements as he ends his command in December 1950. His departure marks a moment of reflection on the U N operations in Korea and the wartime leadership he provided to allied forces.
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Today’s features tease strong-arm op by Jack Comart
A fragment outlines various feature sections with references to Jack Comart and past roles in Production and Marketing Administration. It notes a depot turned warehouse yielding big dividends and hints at editorial content by Frederck Othman. Regular features include Amusements, Editorials, Letters, Radio TV, Social News and Deaths, Sports.
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Bookie Brags of Taking School Kids
New York court records reveal George Schreib, 19, admitted gambling on grade school pupils. He allegedly offered 16 to 1 odds that students could pick three MLB players who would combine for six hits in one game. Sentencing is set for May 1.
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Mother's Day Shower Forecast Turns Frost Alert
The Syracuse weather forecast calls for scattered showers today and tomorrow with temperatures warming to the mid fifties. A mass of cool air moving east from Montana is expected to arrive by Monday, bringing a drop to near freezing and a hard frost likely Monday night or Tuesday, delaying planting.
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Allied Tanks Batter Reds In Major Korean Front Battle
Allied tank infantry patrols smashed Communist lines in a daylong engagement on the Korean western front near Panmunjom. About 1000 Chinese forces met the assault as Allied artillery kept pressure and the patrol withdrew at night. The Fifth Air Force reported 13 enemy aircraft shot down, one probably destroyed, five damaged, while 10 Allied planes were lost.
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Today’s Chuckle Conductor Requests Help From Child
A humorous panel shows a conductor joking with a 12 year old about the child’s age and appearance. The conductor asks if he should worry, prompting a light exchange in a brief cartoon-style gag.
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Killer Fights Guards Before Electrocution
James Edwards of Canton attacked guards at Ohio Penitentiary during his attempted escape from the electric chair. He shouted he did not kill the woman and fought deputies before being restrained as officials implemented the sentence for the July 2 murder during a Canton home robbery.
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New US Ambassador Roscow Meets Soviet Foreign Minister
George F. Ken nan, the new US ambassador to Moscow, had his first meeting in 1837 with Soviet Foreign Minister Vandrel Y. Wishings. An embassy spokesman said they met at the Foreign Ministry and spoke for about 15 minutes.
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New American Weekly Promises Fresh Color and Design
Sunday edition teases a revamped New American Weekly with new color, design, and paper quality. The note urges readers to pick up tomorrow’s paper to share in the pride of the improved publication.
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Tax lien against Syracuse man tops $1.4 million record
Frank Cole, longtime Syracuse figure once tied to lotteries and rackets, faces a $1,421,979 tax lien filed by the Internal Revenue Bureau. The case concerns alleged income taxes from 1946 to 1950. Authorities also seek access to Cole’s safe deposit box in Albany. Cole, born in Chelsea, Massachusetts, died years ago? The article details his family, past lawsuits, and alimony claims against his estate.
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