Truman says courts uphold him in White House secrets
Downtown Syracuse votes to keep the not parking ban in effect on S Saliva street from 4:30 to 6 PM despite Chamber of Commerce protests and merchant losses since the February ban. Mayor Costello led the Common Council session with city officials and police leadership present. The decision ends a 10 day sequence of meetings and discussions.
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Chamber of Commerce
S. Saliva St
St the Common Council
Frank J. Costello
Costello
George Bowles
Otto Breckheimer
Albert Deisselroth
Morell K. Brewster
George Haight
John’ A Kinney
Thomas E. Hennigan
Arthur J. Leahey
William Franey
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Lyle W. “Hartbeck
William H. Chilton
Syracuse ‘Transit Corp
J. Milsom Richards
Leslie A. Doolittle
Common Council
Wreckage Reported In Plane Search And Car Crash Deaths
A 20 year old youth died and three others were injured when their car left the highway near Liverpool and crashed into a trailer parked off the road. The dead is Revert J. Steckel, 20, of 404 Elliott Street. Injured were Robert Scailon, 20, of 204 S Geddes Street in serious condition. Whemne Gullivas U2, 12, of TT Pan, WAMPA, Fla. Plane wreckage in the Bahamian Island area was being checked today as Navy amphibian planes searched for a missing crewman. The Jewish mobilization and political actions are noted with references to Tel Aviv and the end of the British mandate.
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Liverpool
Jinto
Robert, Scailon
S. Geddes St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Whemne Gullivas
Pan
Wampa
Fla
Bahamian
Long Island
Bamas
Tel Aviv
ST. Paul
Minn
United Packinghouse Union
Arthur Gilere
Norman Dieter
Sherif's
Jim Farrell
Wentlin
Floya Mac
Robert Stockel
Elliott St
Jn Ierneys
Taps Raise Hopes In Mine Rescue Near Shamokin
Rescue workers report hearing tapping on a mine wall about 150 feet below the surface as they strive to reach three men entombed by flood. Officials say one of the men might be alive and mention a $2,000 gold shipment tied to the case, with the wall tapping viewed as a potential sign of life.
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Shamokin
Bangkok
Churchill cited by Marquis Childs on Molotov and world politics
Columnist Marquis Childs notes Winston Churchill’s memoirs as he discusses Molotov’s mastery in handling the American note of May 4 and the Russian response. The piece frames foreign policy prowess and era politics with reference to editorial pages and other features listed on the newspaper’s contents.
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Molotov
Winston Churchill
Marquis Childs
Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Amusements
Oi Financial
Ing. Repiier
Cry Life
Winchell
Rodals
Girl Wins Right to Sue For Pre-Natal Injuries
In Lima Ohio the Third District Court of Appeals held a child may sue for injuries suffered before birth. The case involved Ruth Williams and Marlon Rapid Transit Co. alleging the mother’s fall on bus steps caused prenatal injuries and the two month premature birth.
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Ruth Williams
Marlon
Americans Attend Buckingham Fete
Socially prominent Americans were received at a Buckingham Palace party, the first since before the war. Ambassadors Lewis Douglas and Mrs Douglas hosted 30 Americans, including 20 women, among about 2,600 guests as King George and Queen Elizabeth mingled with the hosts and royal family. The event opened the royal social season, with another indoor affair planned next month and two garden fetes in July.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Lewis Douglas
George
Elizabeth
Treasury Seeks Stable One-YearSecurity Rates Through June
Washington news reports that Secretary Snyder announced the one-year government securities sale remains unchanged for the month of June. Officials noted steady demand as investors seek short-term income amid shifting market conditions.
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Washington
Secretary’ of Treasury
Snyder
Action, Not Talks Urged After US Russia Note Exchange
President Truman said peace hopes not boosted by the exchange of notes with Russia and urged action over talks. He backed Secretary Marshall's view that Russia should act through the United Nations and allied agencies to promote peace, with no plan for immediate Russo American talks.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
Marshall
United Nations
Thelbe
Anylmier Statin
Dent
United States
Export List In Dispute
The State Department may block the Commerce Department plan to expand US goods Russia can buy. A decision looms as Secretary Sawyer presents the new list of non war potential machinery to President Truman for cabinet review. State officials want a delay to clarify Russia’s peace offensive and preserve leverage in the east west cold war.
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Washington
State Department
Commerce Department
Russia
Charles Sawyer
Truman
Iis
Senators Accept Rights Challenge
Fifteen Dixie Senators agreed at a meeting to push their regional education compact bill in the Senate and seek to keep it from being shelved. A late vote was scheduled on a motion to send the measure back to the Judiciary Committee.
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Wasenuton
Senate
Dixie
Judiciary Committee
Four Die in Sunrise Fire at Upsala Dance Pavilion
Four persons burned to death at dawn when a roadside dance pavilion in Upsala Minnesota caught fire.Authorities say the blaze started early and the building was destroyed with the victims trapped inside. No further details on identities or exact cause are available.
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Upsala
Minn
Union Plans For Phone Strike Across Nation
Washington reports the American Telephone Workers Union, led by John J. Moran, set up a nationwide strike by long distance operators. The walkout date remains undecided as the union, representing 23,090 workers in 42 states, disputes with AT&T continues.
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Washington (P
D.so
American ‘Telephone Workers Union
John J. Moran
Thas
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Salary Increases Urged for Presbyterian Ministers
A Philadelphia dispatch reports a call by the Gen aby Leran in the U S A for raising salaries of Presbyterian ministers to offset rising living costs. The appeal requests legislative or organizational action to adjust compensation amid inflation pressures.
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Philadelphia
Genaby Leran
U.S.A
Oil Floods Field in Leduc Oil Field Shutdown Sought
Edmonton report says a large oil flood in the Leduc field threatens hundreds of wells. A presbytery planning to press government action seeks to shut down operations to preserve the field amid disruptions and financial concerns.
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Edmonton
Alta
Donegal
Leduc
U.S.A
Seattle
Natural Gas Bill Killed in Senate Commerce Panel
The Senate Commerce Committee voted eight to four to kill the Moore-Rissey bill amending the natural gas act. It would exclude the Federal Power Commission from jurisdiction over production and gathering in the field, opponents say costing gas consumers millions annually. The committee acted behind closed doors after Senator Moore urged passage was essential to ensure adequate fuel supply for defense and other needs.
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Wasuington
Senate Commerce Committee
Moore-Rissey
House
Federal Power Commission
Senate
Moore
Union Seeks Funds For Long Auto Strike
DETROIT United Auto Workers raise a 3,000,000 kitty for Chrysler Corp strikers as 75,000 production workers walk off the job. Pickets remain orderly while unions demand 17 cents more per hour for a lengthy two year dispute. Observers call the strike solid and extending the labor action.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Auto
Nto
Bly Corporation
Tolset
Chrysler
Griss
Enill
Imazey
U.A.W
Treas
Anid
President Truman Renews Veto Threat Over Sealed Records
Washington reports President Truman defied Congress by asserting executive cabinet records remain confidential and vowed to veto any bill forcing disclosure. He questioned presidential power limits and warned against outlawing the Communist Party, framing it as at odds with American principles amid a Stassen Dewey campaign debate in Oregon.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Communist Party
Harold E. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Sst
New York
Stassen
Deway
Oregon
End of Rain Due Tonight Ends Wet Spell
Weather bureau officials forecast the end of a seven day rain spell tonight with far warmer conditions ahead. Sunshine and warmer weather are expected Sunday as a significant portion of May’s normal precipitation has already fallen this week. An high pressure ridge over the upper Great Lakes to Texas brings the pleasant forecast.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Upper Great Lakes
Plain States
Texas
Hungry Yugoslavs Debate Sparks Voices on Aid
Amid a heated street discussion, Pearson Lowell of the Church Peace Union questions Yugoslav hunger and imperial influence. A soapbox orator presses for aid while a heckler accuses authorities of neglect, highlighting tension over relief.
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Yugoskavia
Pearson Lowell
Church Peace Union
Ovator
Ave
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