Senator George Urges One Term President As Cure
Senator George of Georgia urged voters in November to elect a strong one term president to stabilize finances and cut expenditures. He left open who should be the nominee, saying he would judge conventions and platforms. He noted Southern interest in Eisenhower, and discussed potential GOP and Democratic maneuvers without committing to a candidate.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Georgia
Calor
Caer
Dwight
Spelling Champ From Central N Y Heads For Capitol Visit
Ishia Kellum, 14, of Central New York, wins state spelling title and travels to Washington for a week of activities. Her plane flight to the capital produced a rainbow over Syracuse, starting her first trip to the nation’s capital. Sylvia Marmville Eaton Central School and teacher Miss Pauline Neville accompany her as the journey begins with excitement and a caution not to look down.
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Washington
Ishia Kellum
New York
Capitol
Marmville-Eaton Central School
Sylvia
Pauline Neville
Sylva
Brannan Named Secretary of Agriculture and Hennoch to FCC
Charles Franklin Brannan was nominated to be Secretary of Agriculture succeeding Clinton P. Anderson who resigned to run for the Senate in New Mexico. Frieda B Hennoch of New York Cary was named to the Federal Communications Commission, becoming the first woman appointed to the panel for a seven year term starting in July. Detroit GM offered the UAW a wage increase over six cents an hour as a breach in the GM- UAW deadlock slowed, with details undisclosed and industry speculation pointing to a possible 10 cent raise.
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Washington
Charles Franklin Brannan
Brannan
Colorado
Clinton P Anderson
Senate
New Mexico
Frieda B Hennoch
New York Cary
Federal Communications Commission
Hennoch
Clifford J“ Durr
Hennock
Commission
Detroit
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Kim Sigle
Chrysler
Uaw-Cio
Dewey Stassen clash cited in Oregon primary backing
Marquis Childs notes Governor Dewey’s clear stance on liberal policies helped him defeat Harold Stassen in the Oregon primary. The editorial column highlights page references and assorted features including horoscopes, editorials, and local notices.
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Dewey
Harold Stassen
Oregon
Pth
Marquis Childs
Inq
Master City Life
Winchelh
Syracuse Board of Education weighs Patton move amid Minneapolis offer
Syracuse superintendent David Patton has not decided on a Minneapolis bid and says he spoke with Syracuse board members before considering a possible switch. Minneapolis officials declined to reveal terms while Patton noted he would not seek a new job but would listen if offered. The Minneapolis opening follows Willard Goslin’s resignation and a pending contract expiry in December.
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Syracuse
Percy M Hughes JR
Syracuse Board
Patten
Minneapolis
Pattens
Altinough
Hughes
Ty Bey
Patton
Warren Waite
Dallas
Herbert Brunner
Okio Tahoma City
Dad
Witch Speed
Willard E Goslin
Whale Millor
Planes Missing On Corsica To Czechoslovakia Flight
A Micin-engined transport flight from Corsica to Czechoslovakia vanished today with ten passengers aboard. Authorities reported the missing Prarklurs aircraft and initiated search efforts across probable flight corridors and sea lanes.
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Corsica
Czechoslovakia
Mother of accused man seeks loan aid for Brown
Prominent local woman Mrs Carpenter says she may lend a $5000 loan to Donald M Brown father of four as she defends him amid Mann Act accusation involving her daughter Miss Patrill. She calls Brown erroneous but not malicious in judgment. Brown and Patrill were questioned by officers and detained at Ithaca.
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Promise
Donald M Brown
Aid Fisood
Chime Torlis
Mary Carpetter Antler
Verna Jean Pail
Brown
Shlendons
Carpenter
Ren
Temas
Patrill
Innes
Ithaca
Democrats Seek Ban On Secret Council Meetings
The Democratic minority prepared to press a bill prohibiting committee of the whole sessions without public invitation. Councilman Francis M. Costello supported the move while Haigh noted possible amendment to existing laws. The plan aimed to curb informal sessions and ensure public access to council deliberations.
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Cooner
Cannalman-at-ta Ge Alfed Wraght Muinotity
Corporation
Lyle W Hornbeck
Francis M. Costello
Couner Ws
Haigh
Welling ion New Zealand observatory reports unusual activity
A Ramington Observatory update from Wellington New Zealand notes unusual atmospheric disturbances and fog affecting visibility. The report mentions Patty Mayes and a cane related incident, with references to welling weather conditions and timing around the hour.
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Welling
ION New Zealand
Patty Cane
Turing
Dukceton
Raminton Observatory
Pop's Opinion on the World in a Rhyme
A fragmented archival excerpt shows a childlike dialogue about the shape of the world. The lines reference a schoolteacher and a perplexed remark about is the world round, hinting at a playful or didactic exchange.
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Washington
Stockyards Filled Prices Stay Up In Chicago Market
Chicago stockyards loaded with cattle hogs and sheep as unions resume work after 67 day idle period. Market experts caution one large shipment may not lower prices immediately while industry firms and Armour, Cadillay and Wilson plants resume operations amid ongoing labor actions.
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Chicago
Midwest
CLO
Ivestork
Wilson & Co
Jim
Rain Ends as U S Weather Bureau Forecasts Clear Weather
Chief meteorologist Andrews Keller reports rain has moved east and high pressure covers Central New York. Expect fair weather for at least two days with sunshine today and tonight, followed by rising temperatures and a dry stretch through the period.
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US Weather
Buweau
Syracuse
Gentral
New York
Ann Conler
Marty
Tojo Defense Corps Released Amid Legal Proceedings
A clemency or release action appears connected to wartime defendants with defense attorneys stating the case was nearing verdict. An Army specialist noted the release as part of ongoing legal handling, while prosecution lawyers reportedly remained freed or under separate conditions.
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Ame
Nde
Mast
Fire Devours Goods as Warehouse Burst Over Weekend
A blaze yesterday tore through a wholesale warehouse, causing about 1000000 in damage and destroying goods worth thousands. Sixty six workers were overcome by smoke in the 100 man crew, and the fire prompted a rapid emergency response.
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MIWA
No Echoes At Philly Convention Hall As Project Nears
Report notes that Philadelphia venue will host a major national convention. Officials expect the $67,090 project to finish soon and promise clear sound so every speaker is heard throughout the hall.
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Philadelphta
Cone Ventinn Hall
Hall
Abe
Warlanen
Grounded barge blocks Oswego River traffic in Hinmanville area
A barge carrying 100000 bushels of wheat ran aground in the Oswego River between Syracuse and Oswego near Hinmanville. The accident, blamed on a unusually soft current and late-season high water, halted canal traffic. Authorities reported two men in custody for public interference and a court date was set for sentencing.
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Oswego
Tbnmanville
Betwen Syrause
Wilam Robinson District State Enginees Yard
Samp Ly Brandy
Channe
Robinson
Carnes Indy
Big III Cay Fey Corporation
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U S Pursues Separate Truce Plea as Arabs Face Deadline
United States directly urges seven Arab nations to comply with the UN cease fire in Palestine. Arab leaders hold talks in Amman and Cairo as Khoury discloses a 36 hour extension plan after the UN deadline passes. Western ambassadors press Egypt and Jordan amid unclear Arab response and possible troop adjustments.
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Associated Press
Faris EL Khoury
Syna
Sid Lin Lake
United Natons
Palestine
Khoury
Amman
Miiamns- Jordan
Washington
United States
United Nations
State Department
Amercan
WWE DS
Pinkney Tuch
Sir Rona'n Campbell
Jene Ahmed Khashaba Pasha Pare
Bales
Siren Blowers Question Petrillo Request in Syracuse
Gang of Syracuse siren blowers puzzled by a letter from Tymon Cheam Petrillo of the American Federation of Musicians. The missive, sent to Russell Higgins of Local 280, asks about whom the group should back during fire truck escort duties. Officials speculate on whether musicians or drivers will lead the blast.
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Blue
Syracuse
Tymon Cheam Petrillo
America
Russell JE Higgins
Puefighters Local
I Lh
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