Strong One Term President Sought By Southern Senator
Senator George of Georgia urged voters to elect a strong one term president in November to set the nation on the right course. He warned against Truman and said deficits and higher taxes loom. He also noted Ike could draw Southern support at the Democratic convention, while backers of Dewey and Patt weighed options.
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Washington
George
Georgia
Karsian
Dwight D Lisenhower
Eisenhower
Chicago
Eiher
Republicinoo Democratu Nomeiee
Robert A Watt
Douglas MacArthu
Wisconsin
Patt
Spelling Champ Begins Capital Whirl in Syracuse
Eleven year old Syivir Kellum of Central New York lands in Washington to compete in a national spelling contest. The journey began with a plane ride and excitement as the Colonial airliner took off toward a rainbow brightening Syracuse skies yesterday afternoon. The young contestant wore an orchid from students who cheered her arrival.
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Virginia Vnables
Herald-Journal
Sttuf
Waslington
Syivir Kellum
New
Tap Lesson Sparks Mixed Feelings Across Morrisville
At Morrisville Baton Central School Sylvia and her teacher Miss Pauline Neville left books and classes to begin a long awaited tap lesson. They recalled directions to look down from the plane or risk getting sick. The student responded I am going to look down and everywhere else am not. Concluded on Page 12 Colhoun 8.
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Morrisville Baton Central School
Sylvia
Pauline Neville Teft
Brannan Nominated for Agriculture Chief in May
Charles Franklin Brannan, a Colorado native and current assistant secretary, was nominated in May to be Secretary of Agriculture, succeeding Clinton P Anderson who resigned May 10 to run for the Senate in New Mexico. The President also nominated Freda B Hennock of New York to the Federal Communications Commission.
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Washington
Charles Franklin Brannan
Brannan
Colorado
Clinton P Anderson
Senate
New Mexico
Freda B Hennock
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Miss Hennock
Clifford J." Durr
General Motors Offers Increased UAW-CIO Wage Share
General Motors offers the United Auto Workers a wage increase rumored to exceed six cents per hour amid ongoing bargaining. The UAW-CIO confirmed a GM offer but did not disclose the amount or terms, while the union warned of possible strike action if demands are not met. The dispute follows a prior tieup in labor talks and reflects industry wage pressures shaping the Dewey election context.
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CLO
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RESO
Dewey
Chrysle
Harold Stassen
Regio
Innis
Marquis Childs Polite
Eilitoril
Syracuse Board Weighs Patton Superintendent Move
The Syracuse Board of Education debated Patton as a candidate for superintendent amid interest from Minneapolis officials. Patton, who returned Saturday from the Midwest, said he had not decided and would consider terms with both districts. He noted he had not sought a new job and would study the situation further before any final choice.
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Syracuse
Percy Wohughes
Sud
Patton
Minneapolis
Warren Will
Dallas
Pitton
Subat Bannan
Okahoma
Cis
Tunate
Fallon
EE Coshin Hay
Inks
Secrecy ban push in democrats council meetings
The Democratic council seeks to curb private council meetings by asking Corporation Counsel Lyle W Hornbeck to draft a local law prohibiting private sessions. The measure, supported by the sole Democratic member of the council, would target private meetings unless the public is invited and could be introduced as an amendment to current rules. The debate follows a recent park ban decision and reflects broader council transparency efforts.
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Lyle W Hornbeck
Conner
Haigins
Planes Missing Engine Parts With 10 Aboard
A Corsica to Czechoslovakia flight reported missing tonight. Ten passengers were aboard as pilots failed to locate the aircraft and related engine components near the route. Authorities search for the missing planes and assess potential causes and locations.
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Corsica
Czechoslovakia
Girl's Mother Promises Aid for Accused Man
Mrs Mary Carpenter of Elwood said she might help Donald M Brown, a 38 year old teacher, facing Mann Act charges for allegedly transporting an 18 year old girl across state lines. She described him as a friend and said she plans to consider offering support as the case unfolds. The interview noted she felt he meant no harm and would later decide on possible financial aid.
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Donald M Brown
Mary Carpenter
Verna Jean Patrill
Brown
Carpenter
Sfriend
Elwood
Lana
Imer
EBL
Puri Aero
Roth
Ubici
Local theater head resigns amid sudden departure
A chaotic morning at the Nonunien Ghsortaters saw acting director Bob Haves depart unexpectedly. The upheaval ends a turbulent period as the company reorganizes its leadership following the cited events.
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Teal
Vie Waelinegton
Bob Haves
Nonunien
Unmou
Pop's Opinion on Hard Times in Washington Twists Moral Tales
Fragmentary diary style notes describe a grim mood and a child named Beavers. The text references a beaver, an unnamed narrator, and a “little boy” in a blurred Washington setting. It conveys sadness and a sense of universal hardship without clear, coherent events.
Stockyards Hold Prices Amid Mixed Domestic Market Signals
Stockyards activity shows prices staying firm as hogs and cattle volumes rise while analysts warn that shipments could pressure levels. Chicago market reports note thousands of hogs and cattle traded, with ongoing worker protests at several plants and continued picketing as labor actions spread into a tense industrial period.
Tajo Defense Corps Released
An Acs spokesman said most defense corps members were released before verdict. Other prosecution lawyers were retained, while key rial code fundants were Hewed. Evidence completion reportedly satisfied and no further charges expected.
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Howe
Wallon
Philadelphia echoes at DNC conventions not heard
Report from memory of the Democratic National Conventions in Philadelphia notes that echoes and voices were muffled by crowd noise. Attendees and officials expected full audible access as speakers took the floor amidst security and seating arrangements.
Grounding of Barge Blocks Canal Narrowed Oswego Traffic
A grain barge grounded across the Oswego Canal near Ikpmanville causing a halt in traffic. The Cargill carrier vessel Neclady was driven off course by swift currents beneath the Thaminville bridge, stranding the craft broadside. Police reports describe a chaotic scene as crews attempted dislodgement and public intoxication charges followed for one individual.
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Ikpmanville
Symenye
William Robinson
State Enginee
Handel Robison
Biyghwater
Robinson
Carneclady
Cargill Carrier Corporation
John T de Priest
U S Plea For Truce Amid Palestine Deadlock
In Lake Success Syria’s Faris El Khoury said Arabs would seek a 36 hour extension to the UN truce request. The Security Council’s Palestine appeal faced delay as Arab leaders eyed consultations. Washington directly urged seven Arab states to comply, while Britain and Egypt weighed ceasefire participation. The Cairo and Amman talks aimed to align positions, with UN efforts pressing for peace and arms shipments potentially suspended.
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Syria
Servrits
Palestine
TL Khowry
Ath Wlans
Fulans
EL Koury Kant
Ue Sereih
Amman
Transjordan
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Atal
London
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Arab Legion
Pasha
Cairo
Leypilin
Sesterday
Siren Blowers and Petrillo Stir Union Tiff
A garbled clipping describes siren blowers tied to a dispute with Petrillo of the American Federation of Musicians. A letter to Russell, dated around January, triggers speculation about union control over city siren sounders near City Hall. The piece mentions Engine 0 and red wagons, plus debates on how many notes the area can emit, naming multiple municipal sounds and figures.
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American Federation of Mustecians
Russel
Secre
Addres
Puemans Union
Wiilon
Fom City Hall
Shan
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