Trade Gains Show Massive 1939 38 Census Increases
Preliminary Census Bureau figures reveal Syracuse and Onondaga County saw dramatic rises in trade and employment from 1939 to 1949. Retail sales climbed to 348.2 million, wholesale 5411 million, and service receipts up 226 percent, with employment gains across retail wholesale and service sectors. City workers accounted for substantial portions of county retail employment, amid countywide receipts and regional breakdowns.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Census Bureau
Baldwinsville
East Syrac Lcuse
Liverpool
Solway
Milion
East Syracuse
Solvay
Local Law Drafted on City Council Pay Increase Revival
Council revives move to raise Common Council salaries in a heated debate led by Movell Kj Brewster. Proposals would raise mayoral and council pay, with speeches on referendum legality and timing for a fall vote amid partisan disputes.
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Movell Kj
Brewster
C Council
Carcoran
Office of
Corporation
George L. Richardson
Alfred W
Haight
Ilegal
State Comptroller
Frank C. Moore
In-Rouncil
Two Indicted In Tax Case In Kansas City
A federal grand jury investigating crime in Kansas City since last September indicted two people on income tax evasion charges. Samuel L. Hayden and Thomas Lococo are named, with details of underreported income for 1944 to 1948 and 1948 figures. Lococo linked to a gambling house network and to slain associates Gargotta and Binnagsio.
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Washington
Feder Grand
Kansas City
Tno Perons
Justice Department
Samulell
C Hayden
Sackson County
Thomas Lococo
Charles Gargotta
Gargotta
Charles Binnagsio
Mansas
Todays Features and Regular Pages Highlight
The page lists features across sections such as Amusements Financial and Radio TV, with entries including arcom poses 30 and Sir Corby Ida Jean Kain Dr. Dean Crossword Mary Haworth Horoscope, and notices for Death Society Editorials and Sports. Todays Pictures appear on page a and sports coverage includes Zias and Lakers.
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Sir Corby
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Ing. Repter
Radio-Tv
Socia
Zias
Lakers
Winchell
Labor May Delay Re-Election Amid Slim Majority
London reports Britain's Labor leaders discuss watering down socialist programs and ruling at least another year with a slim majority. Attlee and top ministers met with trade union chiefs and cooperative spokesmen to map strategy. They indicated readiness for an election at any time, possibly as late as autumn 1952, though Conservatives could force an earlier vote if a key issue collapses Labor unity.
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London
Britain
Attlee
Cooperativeovement
Winston Churchill
Labor
Commons
Twin Disappears Other Carries On
TAKOMA PARK UP reports three year old Linda Gay Capman vanished from home and was found by police. Her twin Cherie Low Wat remained active at home as authorities investigate the missing child case.
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Takoma Park
Linda Gay Capman
Cherie
Low Wat
Linda Gay
Lie Talks With French Foreign Office Leaders
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie met with two senior figures from France's Foreign Office in Paris. He spoke with Alexander Patoutin, secretary general who once led France's UN delegation, and with Vincent Brown, chairman of the Armed Services subcommittee, after inviting Sally Dewey to testify next Wednesday in a probe.
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Parisf
United Nations
Trygve Lie
France
Alexander Patudi
Foreign Office
Washington
Metal Box Theft Yields $4100 In Cash And Checks
Thieves ransacked a one story Market Paper Co and Eagle Lumber Co at 2087 Park St and stole 1100 in cash and 3000 in checks from a metal box hidden under the safe. Entry via ladder and a removed roof section. Two other entries reported with no losses. Patrolmen Weber Stewart and Blackowski investigated.
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Market Paper Co
Eagle Lumber Co
Park St
Samuel Yennock
Cadillac St
Frank Weber
Weber
Stewart. Heller
Thomas Ryan Trucking Co
Burnet Av
Domi
Fick Trapea
Elmhurst Av
Michael Biatkowski
Oklahoma City Wife Confesses Kidnap Hoax Split Probe
In Oklahoma City a dark haired 23 year old woman Alice Raper wife of Vernon Raper confessed to hoaxing kidnap claims to fool her husband and city police. Detectives questioned her as investigators pursued motives while a separate Fayetteville fire destroyed a two story home injuring firemen and displacing tenants with $80 000 in losses.
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Oklahoma City
Oka
City
Alice Raper
Vernon Raver
Raper
Taper
the Fronté
Biremen
Shell
Gre
Highbridge ‘St
Artiskarts
Fayetteville
Lansing Crouse
John Wright
Charles Perry
Id Uolles
Wright
Herbert Dunn
Woodchuck Hulyd
Truman opposes a separate democracy work group at UN
Washington says U N participation remains essential and that the United States must engage with the UN to secure peace, justice, freedom, and progress. Truman cites 1949 UN decisions and highlights Middle East gains, Kashmir truce, and regional disputes as evidence of moral force. He notes Soviet noncompliance and asserts the UN must continue business as usual amid Moscow’s stance.
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Washington
INS
Tourman
Weaver
United Nations
Araue
Truman
U.S
Union
Middle East
Palestine
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
General Assembly
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
United National
Russians Still Fish As Maneuvers Open
PORTLAND England U W E opened lush hush sea maneuvers as Russians conduct naval exercises near the coast. The unofficial patrols test readiness and messaging amid regional tensions.
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Portland
England
Wwe
Warm Wave Foretold With Showers Across Several Days
Weatherman Andrew P. Keller of the U S Weather Bureau predicts a long warm spell lasting several days with intermittent showers. A weak storm south of Lake Michigan is expected to move toward Syracuse tonight or tomorrow, bringing some precipitation but little change in temperatures.
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Andrew P. Keller
U. S. Weather Bureau
Tie
Lake Michigan
Syrause
Thousands of New Yorkers packed centers for Day of Investigation
New York City and nearby towns braced for the American Day as thousands in New York and visitors crowded into parks and centers after earlier discoveries of irregularities. Police estimate nearly 750,000 people attended with temperatures rising to 75 degrees tomorrow. The day featured questions about government funds and alleged mismanagement while global naval maneuvers involving Soviet vessels and British ships unfolded offshore in the Atlantic.
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St Louis
Mercury
Troops in Germany Called Defensive Force Shift
The report describes Western troops in Germany focusing on defense of Germany and Europe against a revival of dictatorship. It notes U S high officials and Allied commands weighing political aims with a defensive posture while British and French troops prepare along the southern coast amid talks of Albania trials and Moscow news dispatches. The piece ties in figures like McCloy and Tass reporting from Tirana.
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Germany
Europe
U. S
John J. i Akussans
McCloy
London
Anes Navy
Ameri Laboleuré
Albania
Konion
Sprai
Hoxha
Tirana
Fell Off Bandwagon Lost Weekend AMMET Banks 62
AMMET BANKS, 62, charged with public intoxication after a Saturday parade incident. He claims injuries and missing teeth, a stolen wallet with $75, and unclear details of the event, while police report limited recall of the assailant. He pleaded guilty and received a 60 day suspended sentence.
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Ammet Banks
Banks
Myflondav
Imir
James
Driscoll
Remington
Drisc
Itill Cvit
Emil Kocher
William E. Bamerick
Ruhr Town Mourns 63 Miners Die In Explosion
GELSENKIRCHEN officials plan mass funeral services after 63 coal miners died in a Dahlousch mine blast blamed on fire damp. Investigators cite gas buildup as cause. 30 more miners were wounded. In Belgrade Tito pledges Yugoslav airmen won’t be sent abroad to fight and to protect the country.
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Gelsenkmchen
Germany
Pouurney
Dahlousch
Fomrad
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal ‘Tito
Tito
Button Bandits Robbery Shuts Manila Festivities
Three armed men disrupted a Manila celebration honoring Ruhiihald Us with a 376,000 sultan loot and a 300k anniversary plan, triggering mourning as the worst coal-ton era disaster since 1946. Authorities report $4,000 in value tied to the raid and ongoing investigations.
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Manila
Vify
Butit
Germany
Philippines
Gomberg
Woman's Day Proclamation From The Marchioness Comment
A Marchioness interview aboard the Tre de France en route to Europe asserts that a German professor’s claim mirrors American reality. She says women rule in homes, business and professions, and notes the era has arrived. An American banker recalls a stenographer leaving after overtime on a Monday afternoon just after 1.5.
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Milord Haven
Europe
Tre de
France
America
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Norwich
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Falmouth
Superb
Cleopatra
Ihot
Mounts Bay
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Lanaan
Hem
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Ruhr
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