Bid for Hotel Syracuse Triggers Sheraton Offer
Sheraton Corporation of America offers to buy the Hotel Syracuse stock for 42 dollars a share, totaling about 2.898 million for 69 thousand shares with callable preferred stock valued at 10 dollars a share. The bid was presented to the board by Boston broker Robert Nordbrom and Fagan Real Estate, with Edward Eagan unreachable for comment and Will & Baumer Candle Co. president Eric Will leading the hotel’s corporation. The Sheraton group owns multiple major hotels nationwide, including the Copley Plaza and Chicago Sheraton, and may proceed to ownership if approved.
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Syracuse
Sheraton Corporation of America
Ernest Hendersott
Boston
Robert A. Nordbrom
Boston Hotel Broker
Fagan Real Estate
Eagan
Hotel Syrause
Edward Eagan
Realty
Frm
Hotel Corporation
Eric Will
Will & Baumer Candle Co., Inc
Sheraton Corporation
Copley Plaza
Chicago
Sheraton
Washington
Philadelphia
Sheraton-Belvedere
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Newark
N. J
Rochester
Buffalo
Worcester
Mass
Detroit
St. Louis
Daytona Beach
Corporation
Mount Royal
Dewey Won't Rule Out Run After Vacation
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York notified Republican leaders he is not ruling out another run but has not closed the door. His secretary James C. Hagerty said the governor left for a three week vacation with Mrs. Dewey after advising party officials last week he might seek re election. Hagerty noted the trip was ordered by the governor's physician.
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Albany
Thomas EF
Dewey
New York
James C. Hagerty
Saratoga Springs
Hagerty
Hnagerty
William L. Pfeif
St. Ren Sprague
Nassau County
Jor
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Pfeiffer
Sprague
Fociny
Jaterferty
Ale
B-29 Crash Kills 16 Fliers Near Azores Base
An off duty B-29 bomber crashed after takeoff from Lagens Field Azores killing 16 aboard. Unofficial reports say it struck a parked car before bursting into flames. The plane from Bermuda to England carried 11 crew and 5 passengers, none high ranking.
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Bowey
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Lagens Field
Ubcine
U. S
Air Force
Device Tames Windy Speakers at Washington State College
In Pullman Washington a device designed by Lloyd Johnson foreman of the device shop at WSC flashes a yellow light after five minutes of a speaker's time and a red light when time is up. Dr James McGinnis associate professor who conceived the idea says simply placing the machine in front of a speaker helps shorten the talk.
Kinney Seeks Data On Racing News
Police chief Kinney seeks data on racing news and recipients in Syracuse used by bookmakers. A worker injured in an antic gambling legislation incident described as an explosion of a government formula was taken to hospital in Waldwick New Jersey with a mangled hand and burns.
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Chiefoun AL Kinney
Syracuse
Meenate
Commerce
Nascar
Fiat
Ea Ee
Plank
Ae Meade
U.S. Navy
Fewin Schaffner
Waldwick N. J
St. [Mares Hospital
Reading page index notes for a newspaper issue
Page markers list sections and features across the issue. It notes comics by Ida Jean Kain Dr. Dean and Mary Haworth Harescope on page 6263 with other regulars on page 45, Amusements 55 Financial 58 Bridge 41 and more in various pages, including letters and editorials.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth Harescope
Amusements
Financial
Bridge
Ing. Rep'ter
Tuinor
Ragietv
Peaths
Sarial
Earl Wilson
Tomas Tigtures
FAGE
WHO to Approve Cut in US Health Contribution
The World Health Organization plans to reduce United States funding by about $71,000 as part of a broader adjustment to its $951 million budget. The reform would lower the American share to around 35 percent of total contributions.
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Geneva
Switzerland
World Health Organization
Ta Ve Organization
Vassar Girl Found in New Jersey After NYC Disappearance
Alice Lindabury, 22, a Vassar College senior who vanished in New York City 12 days ago, was found in Princeton New Jersey. She was taken to her parents’ home in Princeton in a state of nervous exhaustion and mental confusion, while authorities consider sentencing on related charges.
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Alice Lindabury
Vassar College
New York City
Richard V. Lindabury
Princeton
N. J
Crawn
London
Thomas
Mes
Wilson
Willie
Grandley
High Command to Block Russians in Western Europe
Western Pact ministers announce a permanent high command to coordinate armed forces for Western Europe and to deter Soviet aggression. A two-man council, likely led by an American, will oversee arms allocation and military planning while bolstering Western economies.
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OK High Command
London
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Washington
Europe
Austria
W. Averell Hareriman
Robert A. Lovett
Omar A. Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Permanent Council
Gotwin
Toledo Union Faces Revolt Split in Local 12 Units
Walter Reuther will dispatch a committee to deal with a Toledo revolt that split Local 12 of the United Auto Workers. About 5 of 20,000 members rebelled against Richard T. Gosser as replacement workers quit. leaders claim “domination” of Gosser and Turther.
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Toledo
Ocm—Cio
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Richard T. Gosser
UAW
Richard “T. Gneeer
Charles ©. Ballard
Howard Seren
Lical
Richard L. Lazette
Tolete Industrial Union Council
Sireptens
Anou
Industy Ak
Trauther
Lavette
Taela
Routher
Emil Mazey
Toeasurer
Toleta
35 Mile Natural Gas Line To Be Built In Syracuse Oswego Area
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp plans a 35 mile natural gas pipeline project in the Syracuse Oswego district with a $1.3 million budget. John L Haley announces the project as 80 carloads of steel arrive in Phoenix for a storage depot. Williams Austin Co secures the general contract and work is set to begin within days.
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Syracuse-Oswego
Niagara
Mohawk Power Corporation
John L. Haley
Phoenix
Tion
Cross-Raufiry Pipe Lines
Syracuse- Oswego
Maley
House Banking Committee approves one year renewal of rent control
The House Banking Committee voted 13 to 4 for another year of federal rent control. The measure prolongs federal ceilings to June 30 1951 or ends in cities not voting to continue, with overall control ending Dec 31 if not renewed. President Truman urged renewal to avoid sudden nationwide rent spikes and keep housing costs in check.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
House
Spence
Cky
Allyme
Truman
Congress
A.F.L
Iruman
UN Chief Lie Seeks Talks With Truman and Allies
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie asked for a meeting with President Truman and Dean Acheson in the first week of June to discuss East-West tensions. Lie plans to brief Moscow and hold talks with French Premier and Foreign Minister as part of a broader peace mission. He will travel to London for further discussions with British leaders and will delay a public confrontation with Western ministers to pursue cautious, individual government talks.
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Lake
INS
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Truman
Dean Acheson Zorgieensman
Stalin
Moscow
Paria
Wusy
Bifault
Schuman
Lie
London
Sparis
Attlee
Bevin
Lake Success
Kremlin
Water Poverty Report Prompted NYC Appeal
A muddy Red River water sample was sent to Mayor William O'Divyee of New York City with a note claiming the city owns a surplus of water. The Mani tob a Mood relief fund urged a contribution from New York as relief.
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Winnipeg
Man
City
Red River
Winnidrg
William O'Divyee
New York City
Manitoba Mood Relief Fund
New York
Rain Shortage Hurts Farm Regions Across State
Weather reports say May rainfall remains below normal as New York farmers await relief. Cheral moved east of Syracuse after light showers. Syracuse saw only scattered rain while the broader region faced limited thunderstorm activity. Forecast calls for fair skies for at least 24 hours with mild highs around 72 and cooler nights. In Illinois an auto crash near Lake Bluff injured two adults, sent to hospital for head and internal injuries. authorities note continuing concern over drought impacts on agriculture.
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New York
Cheral
Syracuse
Althoarh
Fae St
Andrew Pe Keller
Lake Bluff
Til
Lester
Keller
Hawker
Aloha
Lake Bly
Lake Forest Hospital
Agmonity
Chicago National Sabs
Bishyile
Ratz
Wage Demands and Promised Raises Stir Fractured Debate
Fragmentary lines recount a dialogue over wage increases and shorter hours. A speaker urges higher pay for Tabors and mentions a mistress claim of fair treatment. The text hints at negotiation tensions and future actions to be taken after a week.
Civil Service payroll rises for civilian workers
The Civil Service Commission reports 2,090,925 civilian workers in the executive branch, up 1,517 since February. The total includes 145,039 temporary employees, with the March end tally totaling 7,080,977 at the end of March.
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Washington
Maren
Civil Service Comminion
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Kinney
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Syracuse-Oswego Area
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