Debate settles nothing as Dewey and Stassen clash on outlawing Communists
Portland reports a fiery GOP primary debate in which Thomas E. Dewey defends existing federal laws and opposes new anti Communist measures. Harold Stassen calls for a legislative crackdown to bar Communists from power, arguing current rules fail to curb their influence. The exchange echoes Lincoln Douglas style clashes over a national security issue.
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Mackey Convict Loses Latest Bid For Freedom
Federal Judge Burke found no promises were made to Mackey before his guilty plea in a Onondaga County first degree robbery case. Mackey, sentenced Oct 20, 3544 to 30 to 60 years in Attica State Prison, has repeatedly sought release. The decision was received by Justice Malpass. Concluded on Page 8, Column 14.
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Forecaster Tries Again on Rainy Spell Ending
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and other officials reference a potential end to the prolonged rain as forecaster Keller notes a high pressure barrier may shift. Light showers occurred and temperatures were expected to rise to mid sixties later in the week as residents await clearer skies.
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Feazel Named U S Senator to Succeed Overton
Earl K. Long announced William C. Feazel of Monroe and Shreveport as the successor to the late Senator John H. Overton. Feazel, an independent oil and gas producer, will represent Louisiana in the United States Senate.
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Today’s Features in Greece Spotlighted and Analyzed
Marquis Childs calls for a thorough fact driven editorial on today’s page noting that blaming a rebel plot would be too easy. The issue spans pages 30 and 31 with comics on Ida Jean Kain and Dr Dean, crossword by Mary Haworth, horoscope, and regular features across Amusements, Inq Reporter, Bridge, Junior Set, Classifieds, Music, CityLife, Radio, Deaths, Society, Editorials, Sports, and Letters.
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Soviet Mata Hari in Moscow Love Affair Claims by Ex-GI
Former American collier Burk O'Neil says in Toledo that Galina Dunaeva Bironish, linked to Sgt John Bironish and Sgt James M. McMillin, used charm and espionage to sway U S soldiers for the Soviet Union. He recalls her dark hair, flashing eyes, and slender figure. The tale ends with a note that more details appear on page 10.
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Wallace letter basis for peace talks with U S
Washington reports Russia ready to discuss peace with the United States. In U.S. legal notes, the government asks end to anti strike injunction against John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers. Judge Goldsborough considers dropping civil contempt actions amid pension dispute and ongoing coal production.
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Strike notice filed as GM wage talks loom
Auto front G M strike notice filed seeking dismissal of an anti strike order as union and government actions unfold. Clark told Judge Goldsborough that negotiations can head off a second major walkout while General Motors plants face continued talks as workers press for contract terms. Delays threaten 75,400 Chrysler workers and 225,000 GM employes in mines and auto plants amid a fragile state labor scene.
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Farm Implements Flown to Mukden
An annual effort to relieve the critical land famine in Communist isolated Manchuria was begun today. The U S China relief mission started airborne shipment of 19 tons of agricultural implements to Mukden, metropolis of the Japanese developed territory. More aid will follow.
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Looking Bad kinia said at Washington
A fragmentary quote shows two convicts discussing life, a future sentence, and a plan to mail a letter to a gal. The dialogue touches on the high cost of living and looming punishment amid a wary public mood.
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Question how U S and Russia urge UN to halt Israel war
The article reports a United Nations clash over how to stop the Israel war. It notes U S recognition of Israel, Moscow backing a rapid Security Council action, and early moves by Warren ReAUSUN and Andrei A. Gromyko. Delegates debate who leads the push to halt fighting.
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Polish Government to Recognize Israel Today
Dr. Saul Langdas Jewish Agency director in Poland said Warsaw will recognize Israel today marking a key diplomatic step for Poland and Israel amid evolving regional ties.
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Dutch Palace Fire Damages Royal Residence in The Hague
A blaze severely damaged the Dutch Queen Wilhelmina’s Noordeinde Palace in The Hague after raging for an hour before control. Witnesses reported a torch used by painters sparked the fire. Queen Wilhelmina and other royals were evacuated. the queen was staying at Het Loo, her country residence, at the time.
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Ten Die in Coke Plant Explosion and Fire in Jersey City
An explosion and subsequent fire at the Koppers Coke Co plant in South Kearny New Jersey killed ten men overnight. Investigations are planned by U S officials amid conflicting reports on immediate effects and casualty handling.
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Stalin backs Wallace plan as basis for Soviet US peace
Moscow says Stalin would accept Henry Wallace’s recent letter as groundwork for Soviet American settlement if the United States government approves. He states he does not know US stance but adds USSR regards Wallace’s program as a good basis for agreement and cooperation. Concluded on Page 11.
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White House Silent on Stalin Wallace Proposal
Washington reports the White House offered no comment on Premier Stalin's call for U S Soviet discussions via Henry Wallace. President Truman's press secretary Charles Ross avoided answering when questioned about a Moscow radio broadcast, leaving officials wary of a potential peace offensive.
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Royalty Back Home From Paris Holiday in London
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip returned to London after a four day holiday in Paris. The royal couple arrived amid crowds and were greeted by officials and well wishers marking the end of their diplomatic sojourn in the French capital.
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Man Arrested Here Faces Murder Charge
ARTHUR KING 41 of 1217 E Washington St arraigned before Judge Willams HW Bamerick in Police Court as a fugitive from justice He is returned to Trenton N J where indicted for first degree murder for a fatal shotgun blast into James Dickson 30 in a Trenton rooming house Oct 6 195 The suspect was nabbed at the home last Saturday morning by Detectives Guilfoyte and Pistilli from fingerprint leads May 10 arrest for public intoxication FBI identification forwarded for verification
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