Newsprint price boost raises cost for U.S. papers
A second $10-a-ton Canadian newsprint increase, effective June 15, adds over 50 million dollars annually to U.S. publishing costs. Newsprint, up 152 percent since V J Day, consumes up to half of metropolitan daily expenses and spurs talk of price hikes, mergers, and potential closures. US officials urge reconsideration of the hike.
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New York 2
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcoro
Senate Commerce Committee
New York City
Pearl Harbor
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Los Angeles
Macy
Westchester County
Manny Rose Will Up for Probate
The will of Manny Rose, partner in Rose Liquor Distributing Co., will be presented to Surrogate's Court on Monday. Mimi Rose, of 107 Hatherford, seeks two thirds of the 250000 estate for her daughter from a prior marriage who was adopted by Rose. Rose and co administrator Asher S. Cohen seek judicial construction with George Michael and Victor Levine representing Rose's sister.
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Manny Rose
Rose Liquor Distributing Co., Inc
Mimi Rose
Hatherford
Rose
Asher S. Cohen
George Michael
Auburn
Victor Levine
East Side Council To Meet Monday
The East Side Cooperative Council schedules a 7:30 PM meeting at Dunbar Center on Monday. Rev. William H. McConaghy of First Presbyterian Church will discuss "Crossing Human Frontiers" after leading a Pittsburgh Protestant conference on Human Relations. He authored Everyone Welcome on Human Relations.
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East Side
Spring ATRANYOM: Boy’s $175 Spent Before Police Suspect Theft
A 9 year old spent $46 on golf clubs and $32 on a tent with $175 in spring ATRANYOM. He planned to buy provisions with the rest until police alleged he stole the money.
Vets Warn Against GI Home Loan Fixers
The VA urged veterans behind on GI loans to scrutinize offers to pay back installments. Citing milking and equity skinning, the VA described deeds signed under duress leading to eviction or foreclosure. Veterans should report proposals to their mortgage holders and the nearest VA regional office.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Towns Division of Community Chest Shapes Onondaga County
The Towns Division unites 26 suburban communities in Onondaga County to govern the annual budget hearings and allocate Red Feather funds. With 19 townships forming four geographic areas, the division guides health welfare and youth programs, emphasizing neighborly dialogue and countywide service.
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Onondaga County
United States
Local Community Chest
New Jersey
North
Syracuse
Community Chest
Council of Social Agencies
Towns
Warren S. Pease
Liverpool
Salina
Lighthouse
Red Feather
Man Wins $50,000 for Phone Booth Shock
Clarence Seeley of Schroon Lake, a lumber expert, was awarded $50,000 by a State Supreme Court jury in a negligence suit against the New York Telephone Company. Seeley said an electric shock in a phone booth on Feb 16, 1949 caused permanent injuries. The company argued his disability came from a preexisting brain tumor.
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Lake George
New York Telephone Company
Clarence Seeley
Schroon Lake Lumber
State Supreme Court
Helveus Sain
Seeley
Shuttle buses Target Downtown Traffic Relief at Mayors Meet
At the 20th annual U S Conference of Mayors gathering 600 municipal executives from 250 cities discussed traffic congestion in downtown areas. Cleveland Mayor Thomas A Burke cited fringe parking lots and shopper shuttles as easing congestion with Houston reporting a five cent shuttle fare as highly profitable.
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New York C
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Sodelar
Alewtown
Houston
Tex
Greensboro
N. C
Rochester
N.Y
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Safety Engineers Elect Officers Central New York Chapter
Donald A Williams of General Electric was elected chairman of the Central New York Chapter, American Society of Safety Engineers. John Venskus, William G. Smith, George Ryder, and Walter L. Fox were elected first vice chairman, safety director, treasurer, and secretary respectively. Executive committee members include Leo N. Short Jr and others for terms through 1953 to 1954. The annual meeting preceded a tour of Sealright Company in Fulton.
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Donald A. Williams
General Electric Co
Central New York
American Society of Safety Engineers
John Venskus
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
William G. Smith
Safetty
Nestles Co., Inc
Fulton
George Ryder
Brown- Lipe Chapin
G. M
Walter L. Fox
Chamber of Commerce
Leo N. Short
Sealright Company, Inc
Harry M. Gray
Sealright
Rudolph A. Kolarik, Jr
Why Executives Drop Dead Health Pamphlet Demand Grows
The Onondaga Health Association heart committee reports high demand for the pamphlet Why Executives Drop Dead. Dr W Walter Street notes many local deaths from heart conditions and urges continuing medical contact. Copies remain available through the local Christmas Seal agency at 501 McCarthy Building, telephone 2 1241.
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Heart Committee
Onondaga Health Association
W. Walter Street
Street
Christmas Seal Agency
McCarthy
East Syracuse Legion Field Days Plans Apr 20 24 Ellis Park
The East Syracuse FL Ray Post 5352 W E W announces annual field days at Ellis Park corner Ellis and Center streets East Syracuse from May 20 to 24. Proceeds go to the building fund. Rides concessions and games featured. Events begin at 6 30 each night with activities.
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W.E.W
Ellis Park
Fof Ellis and
Center Sts
East
Syracuse
Aggama
Three Injured When Auto Hits Tree On E Brighton Ave
A car with four occupants crashed into a tree in the 900 block of E Brighton Avenue injuring three adults and a 11 month old girl. Barbara Swibold 21 and Leola Farrell 29 plus Donna 11 months suffered possible skull fractures and leg injuries. Michael Adams 4 suffered bruises. The car struck a hydrant before the crash. A second accident on Cadillac Street injured 7 year old Vincent Latone in a bicycle collision with a car driven by Bernard A. Glasier.
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E. Brighton Av
Barbara Swibold
Pleasant Valley Trailer Park
Leola Farrell
Jamesville
R. D
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Josephs Hospital
Vincent Latone
Martin St
Onondaga General Hospital
Cadillac St
Bernard A. Glasier
Garden City
Mattydale
George Rauh
Ellender backs House tax proposal to aid lawmakers
Senator Ellender urged colleagues to preserve the House provision allowing Washington living expenses to be tax deductible. He argues it would offset year end tax increases for Congress and treat lawmakers like businessmen. Other senators planned study before commenting.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Senate Appropriations
Congress
House
Ellender Sadt
Conress
McCormack
D-Mass
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ebiender
Senate
US Tug Captain Ordered to Surrender Ship in Brazil
Dispatches from Sao Luiz report Captain Louis Baden and his crew refused to deliver their tow, the LCI landing craft, after sinking the tug off northeastern Brazil. A Maranhao state court ordered turnover to Brazilian owners and military police were sent to enforce the order.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U. S
Sao Luiz
Louis Baden
U.S
Maranhao
Baden
LCI
Spa Democrats In Court Fight
Saratoga County Democratic Committee election winners must show cause next Friday why the certificate should not be cancelled. Justice Hammer ordered Dr. James D. Nolan and others to show cause at a special Albany term. Hammer contends 1 405 proxy votes were not counted after a close race with Nolan 4 175 to 2 703.
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Troy
Saratoga County Democratic Committee
Herbert D. Hammer
State Supreme Court
Joseph Tit. Hammer
James D. Nolan
Stillwater
Yammer
Albany
Kammer
Nolan
Hammer
Presidential Quiz by Harold T. Curley
Do you know the cabinet question and a resignation by a vice president. The only cabinet to serve an administration unchanged ran March 1853 to March 1897 under Fierce. John C. Calhoun resigned as vice president during Jackson’s first term on December 23, 1832. Tomorrow: Kansas-Nebraska Bill. Clip and save for history scrapbook.
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Fierce
John C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Kansas-Nebraska
Hearth script outlines release after edits for censored bill
The document notes that the resignation or statement will be released after it has been edited for censorship when the committee forwards the bill to the Senate.
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Senate
Stillwater Debate Sees 4000 Attend Old and New Testament Talk
In Stillwater Oklahoma 4000 people packed St Francis Xavier Catholic Church for a four part verbal debate on the New versus Old Testament authority. Dr Eric Beevers of St Francis argued one side while Rev Eldred Stevens of the Church of Christ held the other. Neither conceded defeat and both urged continued religious discussion. A film crew was denied permission to shoot portions of the event. Stevens gave a brief summary of his beliefs for the audience.
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Stillwater
Okla
Stillwaters
Church of Christ
Beevers
Stevens
Teameramen
House Votes Marines Top Staff Spot
Washington report says the House approved a bill setting Marine strength between 220000 and 400000 enlisted plus officers and granting the commandant a voice on the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It calls for three full strength combat divisions and three air wings and heads to the Senate for action.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Marine Corps
House
Senate
Truman
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Opessen
Vinson
D-Ga
iMarine Corps
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