Vote On Central School District In Salting And Clay
Ballot action underway in Salting and Clay to form a central school district. Polls opened at 10 AM at Liverpool High School and close at 3 PM, with transport and nursery services provided to encourage turnout. Warren Pease chairs, with John W. Pease as clerk and a roster of assistant clerks and PTA members assisting voters.
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Senate upholds Truman plan to reorganize Commerce Dept
Washington reports the Senate backed President Truman's Commerce Department reorganization plan by 43 to 29, defeating Senator Wiley's bid to kill it. Two more plans on the General Services Administration were slated for action as midnight deadline looms for the 21 plans Trump sent March 13.
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Ex-Racketeer Big Earl Shelton Shot Again in Fairfield
In Fairfield Illinois an ailing record-shooting attack targets Earl Shelton known as Big Earl, last of the Stilton brothers. He was wounded in the left forearm while riding with his nephew Little Earl as a windshield bullet struck the car. The Shelton family ties to gang warfare in the 1920s are noted with several unsolved killings nearby.
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Congress wind up left open for adjournment
Washington leaders delayed a decision on adjournment to next week as Truman plans talks with congressional leaders. Senators and representatives eye early reelection campaigns, pressuring to quit by August 1. Lucas, Barkley, and McCormack discussed Fair Deal delays while Rayburn is in Texas. Concluded on Page 11.
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Acheson to brief Congress on Atlantic Pact meeting
Secretary of State Acheson will present a secret report to Congress on the London Atlantic Pact conference. Senate Democratic Leader Lucas said all members of both houses will be invited to a closed briefing on May 31 at 12 30 PM in the Library of Congress auditorium.
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Last of 700 Red Guerrillas Slain Near Seoul
The defense ministry said 27 guerrillas from Communist North Korea were killed Sunday about 70 miles north of Seoul. The reported casualties complete an army wipeout of 700 guerrillas who crossed from the north on March 27.
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Today features political morality tone in North Carolina race
The piece notes Democratic primaries in North Carolina with editorial commentary from Capital Calling on the page 13 opinion section. It mentions regular features across pages including Amusements 28 Financial 24 Bridge 22 and Classified 25-29, with Deaths on page MM and Sports 20-22.
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Forest Fires Rage in North Ontario
Forest fires raged out of control in northern Ontario today threatening a fourth disaster rivaling Rimouski and Cabana in Quebec and the Red River fire in Manitoba. More than 1500 forest rangers battled 13 brush fires in Ontario's tinder dry northland.
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Egg Production Up In New York In 1950 First Four Months
New York State Agriculture Department reports egg production rose eight percent in the first four months of 1950 compared with the same period last year. The yield reached 926,000,000 cases this year. In Albany reported from New York City. The piece also notes remarks by William Wterdsy, an employe of the U S Department of Commerce, denying Communist ties under oath to a federal grand jury.
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Red River Slips From Flood Peak in Winnipeg
Surging Red River in Winnipeg drops below peak levels as flood control posts report the river easing. Officials say the water metric fell roughly five feet shy of the danger threshold, with further declines needed to reach safe levels.
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Dr Malina Dies El Salvador Leader Passes Away
Dr Alfonso Quinones Malina, who twice served as president of El Salvador, died yesterday after a long illness. His career spanned multiple terms and he was a prominent figure in the country’s political landscape.
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GM Contract Near. UAW Sees Settlement With GM
A high UAW official in Detroit said a possible settlement on a new GM contract is imminent. Johnstone of the UAW summoned 200 delegates from over 1 GM plants to a Thursday meeting as talks since March 29 focus on pension and benefit demands. The current contract expires May 29 and auto workers aim for pension improvements similar to those won from Ford and Chrysler.
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Transport Tied Up in Chile Strikes Paralyzes System
In Santiago and Valparaiso a government run National Transportation strike by about 5,000 workers halted most services. A few private firms provided limited service in the two cities.
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Lie Predicts UN Talks on Cold War Conference in Britain
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie expressed optimism that a big power agreement on Cold War issues could be reached within the year to kick off a series of Security Council meetings. He met with British leaders Attlee and Bevin and planned further talks with Stalin, Truman, and Acheson. He noted broad support among Big Four leaders for resuming negotiations via the Security Council.
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Warm Weather Lingers With Mild Temperatures Near Record
Weather forecast says warmth continues for a couple more days. Temperatures reached 79 yesterday afternoon with a May 5 reading of 80 as the warmest since then. Tonight's low near 52, tomorrow's high about 77, low around 50. Light rain touched Syracuse this morning. Yokohama notes the Rio weather area dissipating and Aguapey, first Argentine freighter since the war, to visit Japan today. Tonight and tomorrow will be cloudy with a 6,000 ton wheat cargo expected to arrive in Yokohama. Winds southerly at 15 to 20 mph, turning 15 to 25 mph tonight and tomorrow.
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Unidentified man killed by truck near Werendale
State police report a man aged 45 to 50 was fatally struck by a truck on Route 17 at Youngs Gap six miles north of Werendale. The driver, Harold Doane, 49, of Binghamton, was identified by police.
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Western powers accuse Russia of militarizing East Germany
The United States Britain and France protest to Moscow accusing Russia of creating a 50 000 man militarized police force in East Germany and demand its immediate dissolution. They call this action a military force and say it undermines Soviet peaceful intents. The notes warn of eroding world confidence and link to Yalta pledges and other Soviet agreements.
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The Wrong Conclusion
Louis Bromfield spoke at Malabar Farm advocating agricultural legislation. He argued opponents err in reasoning as premises are wrong, likening their mistake to a girl assuming a drummer husband for a cat. The anecdote illustrates flawed logic in policy debates.
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House Renews Hunt For Substitute Taxes
Congressional tax law writers weigh a plan to raise an extra 760 million dollars in taxes while aiming to cut excise duties by about 1.08 billion. Proposals include speeding corporate tax receipts and adjusting rates to spark investment, with potential 175 million annual revenue shifts. Truman’s committee threatens a veto against any bill cutting excises on furs, jewelry, handbags, and films.
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