Air General Stowell Ends Syracuse Vacation Amid Golf and Fishing
Maj. Gen. James S. Stowell, head of the Air Training Command, winds up a Syracuse visit with wife and dog Martha. The Syracusan commander, famed for North African service and piloting 77 countries, now oversees technical training for Air Force students including officers, navigators and bombardiers. The piece notes his Randolph Field HQ in Texas and ties to Syracuse friends like J. W. Carroll.
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Air Training Command
Army Air Forces
James S. Stowell Aghes
Oswego River
Phoenix
Tartha
Air General
Syracuse
Virginia
Charles
James S. Stowell
Army Air Force
Southwest
Air Transport Command
Soe
Air Force
Subtle blockade fears grip Berlin as trucks halted
US officials charge Russia seeks to reimpose a subtle blockade of Berlin through East German permits. A truck ban at Helmstedt blocks 159 West German trucks, with Soviet frontier demands enforcing East German approvals. A veteran American officer calls it the subtle blockade aiming to limit West Berlin's trade and force dependency on Moscow. The ban on carloads without East German commission approval began at Helmstedt last night.
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Berlin
Russia
A. Dix
Benediy
Helmsted
East German Economic Commission
West Berlin
East
Germany
Asles
Poland
Bulgaria
East German Economy Commission
Helmstedt
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The page guide outlines content on pages 40 and 41 including Comics Ida Jean Kain Ir Dean Crossword Mary Haworth Horoscope and Amusements 30 Financial 34 Bridge 17 Ing. Reporter 5 Classified 35-39 Radio H City Life 22 Local 26-3 Deaths 23 Sports 31-33 editorials Wainheil 23 and Letters 24. Todays Pictures on page 18.
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Ida Jean Kain
Ir. Dean
Mary Haworth
Ing
H City Life
Ednonals Wainheil
McCloy Nominated for German Civilian High Commissioner
President Truman nominated Joan J. McCloy as the 61st United States civilian high commissioner for Germany. Her resignation as president of the World Bank, effective by July 1, was accepted, Eugene Black elected to succeed. McCloy to head Western Germany under Allied civilian control, succeeding Gen. Lucius D. Clay who had been military governor and head of U.S. forces in Europe.
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Washington
Xurman
Joan J. “McCloy
United States
Germany
McCloy
World Bank
Banks
Eugene Black
Atlanta
White House
Lucius D Clay
Clay
Europe
Hotel Strikers Serve Princess at Grand Hotel
Princess Margaret Rose of England vacationing in Florence had service on her hotel floor today despite a workers strike. Waters and maids on duty for her special benefit ensured continued service during the disruption.
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Princess Florence
Margaret Rose
England
Grand Hotel
Waters
Turtle Returns to New Quay After Transatlantic Flight
The Navy bomber Truculent Turtle completed its return mission from the United States, retracing the first successful transatlantic flight route. The wartime aircraft touched down near New Quay, England, marking a historic homeward leg in the mission.
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Turtle
New Quay
England
Medical Center Offer Ranked From Syracuse University
University chancellor Tolley told a State University Board committee that Syracuse University would donate its medical school and hospital or lease them for $1 a year, plus land, to create a state medical center. He argued Syracuse’s size and resources, including strong Maxwell School and forestry programs, would prevent dead wood. He cited lower operating costs and facility savings if located in Syracuse, with central city advantages and extensive facilities already in place.
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Leo W. O’brien
William P. Tolley
2 Health
State University Board of Trustees
University of Buffalo
Tolley
Syracuse University
Turing
Syracuse
New York
Maxwell School
State College of Forestry
Medical College
Taree
Stockings Get Plunging Neckline Fashion Review
New York reports describe hosiery makers pushing the plunging neckline stocking edge to match low-cut shoes. Reinforced toes and varied shapes replace sandal-foot styles, with fashion noting more coverage and diverse designs. Also, Mae Bradbury, sixteen, graduates tonight as the sole senior, receiving full honors at commencement after a unique four-year solitary journey.
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New York
Ada
Cass
Medieval Law Keeps War Veterans in Jail Over Debts
Rutland Vermont. War veterans face possible life in jail unless they pay damages from automobile accidents. Ralph Fugate and Bernard Smith Jr. remain jailed under a close jail certificate, with petitions to vacate the order and potentially take the poor debtor's oath to gain release. Fugate's wife described the situation as inhuman. The case highlights postwar financial distress among veterans and debates over debt law.
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Air Force
Rutland
George N. Harman
Fugate
Catherine
Smith
Harman
Harmen
Board of Jail Commissioners
Fugatt
UN Rejects Bevin Sforza Plan to Split Italian Colonies
In New York the UN General Assembly rejected the Bevin Sforza plan aimed at dividing Italy’s prewar colonies among four nations. A Latin American revolt swayed the 59 nations, approving a bitterly opposed compromise. The final tally was 14 for and 37 against, leaving the territories under Prussian military control as Italy’s former empire remains unresolved. Delegates adjourned briefly to resume talks for ongoing studies of the colonial issue.
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New York
Bevin-Sforza
Italy
UN General Assembly
Mediterranean
Prusa
Mussolini
Ernest, Bevin
Carlo Sforza
London
Sforza
Syracusan Hurt Fatally At Syracuse Glass Co
LOUIS FREITIG, 53, of 300 Malerne Ave, died at Crouse Irving Hospital after injuries from an accident at Syracuse Glass Co, where he was superintendent. He was buried under about a ton of broken glass while two coworkers and another worker helped move him. three helpers suffered cuts and bruises.
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Louis Freitig
Malerne
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Syracuse Glass Co
Eriebla
John Shea
Freitag
John Krapa
Emerson
Albert Krupa
Matty Ax
William Me. Garvey
Corioland
FDR Jr Wins Big In 20th District Special Election
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr the late President's son launches political career by routing opponents in a 20th District special election. He totals 31 037 on Liberal Party and 10 109 on Four Freedoms while opponents share the remainder. Balloting reflects a strong Tammany Hall backing and signals Albany ambitions.
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New York
Franklin D. Hoosevelt Jr
20Th
Tammany
Franklin D Roosevelt, Jr
Tammany Hall
Jastyer
Roosevelt
Liberal Party
Four ‘Freedoms Party
Municipal Court
Benjamin Shalleck
William H. MecIntyre
Innate T. Rubinstein
Hole-in-One Insurance Offer from Lloyds of London
Lloyds of London offers a novelty policy to insure against a golfer making a hole in one. The premium is sixpence per year, with a payout of ten pounds if the ace occurs, intended to cover a celebratory round of drinks at the club house.
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London
Lloyd’s of London
Harold B Johnson dies editor publisher of Watertown papers
Harold B. Johnson 68 editor and publisher of the Watertown Daily Times and owner of WWNY and WMSA stations died suddenly of a heart attack at Henderson Harbor while on a business trip. Survived by wife Jessie Parsons Johnson son John Brayton Johnson 32 two grandchildren and siblings. Born August 3 1880 in Somerville he attended Gouverneur High School. Concluded on page 8 column 2.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Watertown
Harold B. Johnson
Watertown Daily Times
WWNY
WMSA
Massena
Underbluf
Henderson Harbor
Johnson
Ogdensourg
Tate
Henderson Harvor
Jessie Parsons Johnson
John Brayton Johnson
Anne Johnson
Tinserty
H. Douglas, Johnson
Sinff
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Martha D. Priest
Queens Village
L. L
Somerville
Gouverneur, High School
Seven year old trapped under Seattle bridge ordeal ends
A seven year old boy, Jimmy Albright, crawled under a railroad trestle and wedged his head between girders. A mail train halted nearby and a traffic jam formed as workers cut away metal with a torch and jack lifts. After two hours, rescuers freed him, though he left with swollen ears and tears. A separate incident saw six year old Howard Heeks tumble toward the Black Stone River, prompting a large rescue and crowd control until Howard reappeared among onlookers.
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Seattle
Wanny Albright
Trafic
Jimmy
Break In Heat Wave Expected Late Tomorrow In Syracuse
Syracuse endured a third straight day of above normal heat with the Weather Man predicting a break late tomorrow as scattered showers or thunderstorms move in this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures rose to near 90s and mid 80s in the region while cooler air is forecast by Friday. Strong heat persisted across the East and South with some areas in Montana reporting 30s and snow near the Canadian border.
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Syracuse
Manrrowe
Mercury
Yesterea
Montana
Canedian
Blast in Rio de Janeiro Training Wounds Many. Five Dead
A shell exploded during a training demonstration at Geri Field near Rio de Janeiro, killing five people and wounding 209 others. Witnesses reported a mortar blast causing the casualties amid a crowded event. Local authorities launched emergency response and investigations into the incident.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Geri [Aes Field
Eagle Janeiro
Food Prices Fall Again in Wholesale Index Dip
New York report shows the Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index at 5.66, matching the year low hit February 28 and the lowest since October 8, 1946. The index tracks wholesale cost for a pound of 31 commonly used foods, down 41.1 percent from last year’s 9.01 level.
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New York
Dun &Bradstreet
Pacific Defense Pact Ruled Out
Secretary Acheson said there are serious dangers to world peace in the Pacific region but the United States will not participate in a Pacific defense pact for the time being. He ruled out involvement despite tensions and discussed broader security concerns.
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Washington UP
Architect Victor Abel Warns Narberth Youth Against Debt
The late Victor D. Abel of Narberth Pa told Narberth youths to avoid debt, calling it a trap and urging forethought to prevent afterthought. He emphasized that debt is easier to fall into than escape.
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Victor D. Abel
Narberth
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