State Sets May 18 21 for Traffic Count Survey
Syracuse district engineer William Robinson announces May 18 and 21 traffic survey across five stations to measure vehicle origin destination and Thruway impact. About 75 department workers will man 24 hour shifts starting 7 AM May 18 and 8 AM May 21 with police assistance.
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State Departament of Public Works
Clifford Schultze
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Mmether
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Royal Police
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Thompson
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Green Lake Park
Sime
Peace Treaty Talks Stall Over Signing Impasse
A cryptic report from Tokyo notes Prime Italia Shigeo Yoshie seeking an early peace pact. The plan falters as Iti and Red Chinn refuse to sign, leaving the agreement in doubt and negotiations unsettled.
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Prime Italia
Shigeo Yoshie
Iti
Red Chinn
Smear Campaigns and Page Mix in Today’s Features
A scrambled OCR snippet lists topics and page references including claims about Senator McCarthy and anti-communist probes, along with various regular features such as Comics, Crossword, Amusements, Finance, and Society. It notes pages for Pictures and Editorials, with a scattered table of contents style.
Six Miles Under Water as Rain Threatens Winnipeg Dikes
Heavy rain across Winnipeg area raises flood risk as Red River and tributaries swell to 30.2 feet. Officials warn soggy dikes may fail, threatening new sections of the city. Six square miles already submerged, with thousands evacuated and pleas for more voluntary departures to protect public utilities.
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Red River
Winnipeg
Man
Anyme Tol
Law bars RuhrCombine ownership in postwar trust law
The Al ind High Commission announces a new law to prevent a large Ruhr region combine in iron and steel from being owned by anyone who aided the National Socialist regime. It allows eventual state ownership decisions, faced French objections but approved with safeguards, and takes effect in occupied zones. It targets Krupp and United Steel along with two other steel and coal combines to stop small setups from regaining control.
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National Socialist Party
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United Steel
War Bride Saved From Deportation
New York immigration officials halted the deportation of Ellen Knantz, a war bride from Germany, moments before boarding a plane. A U S Supreme Court stay and pending Congress action kept her in the United States after two years of legal battles over eligibility and security concerns.
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Germany
Ellen Knantz
New York International Airport
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Kyat
Congress
House
Senate
Hailstones Cause Million Dollar Damage Across Farmland
Hailstones as large as hen eggs rained on 40 mile ship of Central Texas farmland causing an estimated 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 dollars in damage. Weather observers warn more storms likely today. No injuries reported as crops were devastated and farms suffered heavy losses.
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Aay
Planet Coalition
Vito Marecan
Tonio
Al.p.n.i
Local 12 CSO girls strike over voting rights
Twelve female members of Local 12 of the C SO United Automobile Workers walked out over what they call domination by Richard Gosses of Toledo. The local says the strikers kept jobs in dispute and fired replacements may be used. Four spoke for the group Johanne Kocha Alma Pitninger Peg Reichie and Virginia White. The workers say they oppose paying dues without voting rights.
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C. S. O. United Automobile Workers
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Dnte
Richard Gosses
Toledo
Johanne Kocha
Alma Pitninger
Peg Reichie
Virginia White
Taft Decries Truman Policies In Republican Fight For Congress
Senator Taft outlines GOP pledges to oppose Communism abroad and remove it from government at home. He argues Truman policies threaten a third world war and drive the nation toward bankruptcy, while criticizing alleged wartime finance excesses and overpayments to GI dependents.
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Congress
Taft
Ohio
Go.p
Truman
United States
Princess in Court Intrigue Shakes Egyptian Royal Family
A dramatic royal crisis in Egypt pits Queen Mother against Prince Muhammed Ali as Princess Fathia faces disownment. The queen accuses the heir of plotting and condemns a Moslem marriage to Riad Ghali, a Cairo secretary, while court circles label Ghali a fortune seeker.
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Fathia
Riad Ghali
Riad
Cairo
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Totay
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Fath In
Aitone
Egypt
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Decision Near as U S Presses Allies for Super Army
London dispatch reports that the United States urges the Atlantic Pact nations to rush formation of a European super army to deter Russian aggression. Ministers meet in secret to decide, amid calls for broader military aid and increased production to support costly defense efforts.
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Oae
United States
Europe
Robbery Follows Sign In at City Library
Gilbert Scherr faced a lone gunman on the library steps who demanded money. The robber took $14 from Scherr and returned his wallet with its cards and papers intact before slipping away quietly.
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Gilbert Scherr
Scherr
Ambassador Waynick Heads Goal to Direct Point Four Program
Ambassador Capus M. Waynick is recalled temporarily from Nicaragua to lead the Point Four program of aid for backward areas. He told newsmen in Moscow that there is urgency to start the program and will return to the capital next week. He will retain ambassador status while serving at UN headquarters.
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Nicaragua
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Uniur
James BE
Webb Stalin
Waynick
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United Nations
Banker Ends Prison Term in New York City
William Denison Duble, Cincinnati banker and former secretary of the Clearing House Association, completed a six month sentence for conspiracy to rig a lottery. He served four months at Rikers Island after 178 days in protective custody. Duble walked from the prison ferry, appearing chipper in a blue top coat and gray hat.
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Indonesia Neutrality Stance Cited Amid Cold War Tensions
In Jakarta US officials and Indonesian authorities urged neutrality in the Cold War. Two missing youths were later found safe as police, volunteers, and foreign advisers conducted an extensive search. An official said the matter reflects Indonesia’s careful approach to external conflicts while resisting taking sides.
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U.S
Um—Indonesi
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Garr
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Ague Salim
Fndanesia
Duff and Grundy Clash in Pennsylvania GOP Primary Win
Big Jim Duff, Pennsylvania’s red haired governor, won the GOP Senate nomination by a near one party majority in a bitter primary. He backed a progressive policy slate aiming to guarantee a Republican president in 1952. Duff defeated the Grundy machine led by Joseph R. Grundy, ending decades of GOP control in the state. Final early returns show Duff ahead with 758,574 to Grundy’s 409,678 for Senate. Governor vote favored John S. Fine with results noted but continued on page 13.
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State Department
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R.-Wis
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Arthur H. James
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Mason Owlett
John C. Kunkel
John S. Fine
Cloudy Syracuse Sees Fog and Slight Turn in Temperature
Clouds linger over New York State with dense fog in places as a high pressure system drifts southeast from the Great Lakes. Weather expert Andrew P. Keller forecasts brief rain and a small rise in temperatures tonight and tomorrow, with highs around 72 and lows near 43.
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Great Lakes
Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
Paday
Cartoonist Berry- Asa Warns War Talk From Washington
Famous cartoonist Clifford K. Berry Asa who invented the Teddy Bear is quoted in Washington mocking war talk. He cites a janitor who asks the school superintendent for news and hears a staggering claim that Germany and Japan have declared war on the United States. The janitor replies that they picked a fine day for war, highlighting the foolishness of alarmist chatter.
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Wrehington
Germany
Japan
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