Marlene Dietrich’s Paris Night Club Admired
Frederick Othman visits the Mon Seigneur Club in Montmartre praising its luxe decor and intimate setting. He notes velvet walls crimson cloth tables and pink glow lighting that flatters guests as Marlene and Jean Gabin charm the venue. The piece ends with a teaser about continuation on Page 19.
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Marlene Didrich
Monseignor Club
Marlene
Jean Gabin
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Check Room
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Parodi Heads UN Security Council in French Presidency
Alexander Parodi the French delegate told the United Nations Security Council he would strive to maintain and develop cooperation as he assumed the council presidency. He acknowledged global distress and urged unity while remarks noted a French chair for the meetings. The council then debated admitting members as Paul Hastuck of Australia opposed proposals.
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Alexander Parodi
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Hastuck
Meagher Awarded 114000 in High School Teacher Injury Case
A Supreme Court jury awarded Katherine E. Meagher 114000 in damages for injuries from 1944 when she was pinned beneath a rear wheel of a nus. The 41-year-old high school teacher was involved in the incident in Buffalo.
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Katherine E. Meagher
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Weather Outlook for Syracuse Area With Cooler Trend
The forecast calls for occasional light rain and cooler conditions today, with mostly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday. Temperatures range from a high near 63 to a low around 50, and showers or thunderstorms are possible late Sunday or Monday across eastern and central New York.
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New York
Byrnes Predicts June Accord After Deadlocked Conference
U S Secretary of State James Byrnes with 15 others including Senators Connally and Vandenberg left Orly Field for Washington after the deadlocked foreign ministers conference adjourned until June 15. He said despite no major treaties being drafted the differences between Russia and western powers remain.
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James F. Byrnes
Tom Connally
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Arthur Vandenberg
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Russia
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James Dunn
Fog Forces Cancellations Of Syracuse Airline Flights
A low cloud ceiling of 400 feet at Syracuse Municipal Airport led to the cancellation of several morning flights. American Airlines canceled the 8 19 A.M. eastbound Buffalo to New York City and the 9 52 A.M. westbound Boston to Cincinnati. Colonial Airlines canceled two morning runs between Washington Ottawa. Meteorologist Andrew P Keller warned fog could return tonight with cloudy skies forecast for Saturday.
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Four Power Talks on Armistice Terms and Disputes
Summary of negotiations outlining proposed armistice terms with Italy and reparations, Transylvania awarded to Romania, and a tentative peace accord with Finland. South Tyrol remains Italian, with a four power commission to study German disarmament. disagreements cover Italian Yugoslav frontier, German disarmament study, and colonial or naval dispositions. Bevin and Molotov depart Paris. Dunn stays to prepare for the June conference. Byrnes’ stance cited.
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Kiss-Stealing Bandit At Large In Cleveland
A handsome curly haired bandit robs young women of money then attempts a kiss as he vanishes. Police in Cleveland launched a search after the suspect emerges from alleyways to surprise victims.
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Cleveland
Irish Court to Rule on Fleming Release Bid
High Court of Ulster expected to rule today on an application for the release of David Fleming, young Irish Republican Army leader, who was reported near death in a Belfast prison after a prolonged hunger strike.
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High Court of Ulster
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Irish Republican Army
Boy Admits Pushing Playmate Into Canal
Boston report states a Roxbury schoolboy, age unknown, confessed to pushing 5 year old Johnny Harris into a Roxbury canal where he drowned. The boy led police to the body in 15 feet of water. another 5 year old, Robert Vickers, was found alive nearby.
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Blythe
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Roxbury
Mass
George McDermott
Edward B. Cain
Johnny Harris
L Harris
Massachusetts
Robert Vickers
Berlin
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Roy
Bases Turned Over to Cuban Government
U S Army Headquarters Antilles says two air bases in Cuba will be handed to the Cuban Government in a ceremony at Batista Airport next Monday. The bases are at San Anonio De Los Banos and San Julian.
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Average U S Miss Misshapen: Krogman Describes Miss Average America
Dr Wilton M Krogman of the University of Chicago outlines the average American woman's figure calling her a mess with fat spread thighs knock kneed legs and a rounded waist while noting common hair color eye color and skin tones he contrasts her with Marie MacDonald as exceptional and concludes the average man is also far from ideal.
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Apple Pan Dowdy and Shoo Fly Pie Rivalry
A musical sketch links two Central New York desserts to Syracuse ovens with apple pan dowdy and shoo fly pie. Pennsylvania Dutch and Southern cooks face competition as researchers probe old cookbooks for the rare recipes noted, with the piece concluding on page 19.
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Syracuse
New York
Kidnaped Policy King Edward P. Jones Released Unharmed
Edward P. Jones, 50, Chicago policy gambling king, was released unharmed by his abductors. Chief Walter Storms said Jones is safe and awaiting questioning. Ransom details not disclosed. underworld reports had cited a possible demand up to 500000 dollars.
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All Arab Rulers To Meet in Egypt
The Arab League meeting set for May 22 in Damascus was postponed to allow a royal gathering in Egypt from May 25 to 30. King Farouk will host rulers to discuss the Anglo American report on Palestine and powers’ plans for Tripolitania.
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Mrs Roosevelt Cancels Soviet Summer Visit
New York dispatch reports that Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt will not travel to Russia this summer. She provided no reason for the change and had previously insisted on entry as a news correspondent with freedom of movement and no Soviet censorship.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Russia
Soldier confesses to murder of two in Nuernberg
Frankfurt report says an American Negro soldier admitted killing two American enlisted men in Nuernberg last Friday. Initial theories suggested German resistance, but autopsy bullets matched a U S Army carbine. Investigators tested hundreds of carbines until the correct weapon was found.
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Cardinals Receive Red Hats for Rodriguez and Saliege
Pope Pius XII presented red hats to Jose Cardinal Rodriguez of Santiago Chile and Jules Cardinal Saliege of Toulouse France. They were ill and did not attend the consistory on February 21.
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Chile
Jules Cardinal Saliege
Toulouse
France
Coal Deadlock Pushes Truman Toward Mine Seizure
President Truman faces a stalled coal dispute as demands for arbitration fail on both sides. Government labor officials warn seizure may be the only remaining option, while John L. Lewis and the mine operators cite lack of authority to commit to arbitration.
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Truman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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White House
Charles Oneill
Outbreak Reported at Camp Columbia Cuba
An undetermined seditious movement was reported at Camp Columbia, near Havana, Cuba's main army post. Outsiders were barred from the grounds and Cuban authorities offered no details on the disturbance.
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Truman Seeks Final Peace Bid to Avert Rail Strike
President Truman calls union and management leaders to the White House for a second round of talks to avert a Saturday railroad strike. If negotiations fail, the Government plans seizure of the carriers to keep essential orders running.
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Truman
White House
Rail strike crisis deepens as government weighs seizure
President Truman moves to avert a Saturday rail stoppage by considering seizure under the Smith Connally Act. Workers face no penalties for staying away, while plans to place the railroads under control and the army to haul essential freight are advanced. Truman meets with union leaders and prepares for multiple conferences on wage demands and operating-rule changes.
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A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Alvaniey Johnston
Locomotive Engineers
Railways Mediation Board
Reds Protest Jap Regime Submits Yoshida Cabinet
In Tokyo Premier Shigeru Yoshida sent a conservative cabinet list to Emperor Hirohito amid Communist protests. The lineup leans on Liberal and Progressive party members with Baron Kijuro Shidehara seen as a potential minister without portfolio. A Communist five man delegation protested to the Imperial Palace, but was denied an audience.
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Kijuro Shidehara
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Dewey Records Lead Pre campaign Speechmaking Begins
On the inside governor Dewey's records appear to be the major issue in the pre campaign scene as pre campaign speechmaking starts in earnest according to Robert S. Johanson in his Albany column on today's editorial page.
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