Answers Given To Opponents Of Director
In a seventh of eight articles on the 1952 Alternative County Government Law, Fred Betts argues misunderstandings about the director form. He says the executive should be separate from the legislative board and notes that full time county administration is required, while the law briefly allows an administrative form.
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Albany
Sunday Herald-American
Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
Uniform County Law Commission
New York State
Farmer Uses Sign to Protect Chestnut Orchard
A Pennsylvania farmer with Chinese chestnut trees sought help from the Agriculture Department. He posted signs warning trespassers about dangerous castanea sangeet jinneaeus and reported that hunters are keeping away following the notice.
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Washington CP
Pennsylvania
Agriculture Department
Firm Iranian Stand Seen
Washington officials say Iran will refuse to bow to Russian pressure over U S military aid. Moscow hinted at invasion if Iran hosts American missions, but experts note Mossadegh avoids Kremlin anger while not appeasing it. State Department rejects Soviet intimidation claim.
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Washington
Iran
U. S
Moscow
Russia
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Kremlin
State Department
Birth day luncheon hosted by Jack J Coward in 1948
In a column by Frederick C Othman the entertaining piece recalls a birthday luncheon hosted by Jack J Coward for House Speaker Rayburn in 1948 with Truman among the guests. The article notes other regular features and page references on the editorial page.
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Truman
Jack J. Coward
Secretary of
Agriculture Brannan
Rayburn
Frederick C. Othman
Taft and Eisenhower clash in three states for delegates
Republicans in Washington Maryland and Minnesota weighed Taft and Eisenhower as they vie for 51 GOP delegates. Washington’s 24 delegates may split with Seattle backers leaning Eisenhower while Taft supporters threaten a walkout. Maryland looks like McKeldin favored on the first ballot but splits are expected later in Chicago.
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Washington
Maryland
Minnesota
Dwight Eisenhower
Spokane
Seattle
Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Ohio
Convention Rules Committee
Theodore McKeldin
G.O.P
Chicago
Taft
McKeldin
Foreign aid cuts loom as House trims Truman request
Washington lawmakers moved to restore part of the 1.737 billion dollar foreign aid cut for next year. The House set back Truman's request from 9.7 to 6.162 billion with a 245 to 110 vote. Taft supporters backed Steven Europe and Far East aid, overriding Eisenhower critics. Speaker Rayburn warned that cutting allied defense weakens security as Harriman signals continued debate.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
Tait
Rohio
Europe
Far East
Foreign Affairs Committee
Taft
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Rayburn
Russia
United States
Red Pilots Take Edge in Air War
The Fifth Air Force reported a tough two day period with UN planes claiming 460 buildings destroyed and 163 damaged near Pyongyang. Communist MIGs held a five to four edge in dogfights, while UN losses included three F-86 Sabres and two F-4 Thunderjets, with other losses due to anti aircraft fire.
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Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Pyongyang
U.S
IMIG
Syracuse Weather Outlook Rain Showers Tomorrow
The Weatherman forecasts cloudy skies with scattered showers or thunderstorms for Syracuse tonight and tomorrow. Andrew Keller says little sunshine is expected for the next couple of days as winds reach 15 to 20 mph tonight and 15 to 25 mph tomorrow. Temperatures run from a low around 52 tonight to a high near 75 tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Andrew Keller
Fulton Oursler Dies at 59 Author and Editor
Fulton Oursler, 59, noted author of The Greatest Story Ever Told and longtime editor, died of a heart attack in his Hotel Navarro apartment. A Baltimore native born January 22, 1893, he built a career at MacFadden Publications Liberty Magazine Reader's Digest and West Falmouth summer home on Cape Cod.
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Fulton Oursler
New York
Navarro
Oursler
Sreligion
MacFadden Publications
Liberty Magazine
tReader’s Digest
Ousler
West Falmouth
Cape Cod
Charles Fulto Oursier
Baltimore, Md
Lost Girl Found After Missing From Farm Home
Linda Birch vanished from a Wallkill area farm yesterday. State troopers, prison guards, and volunteer firefighters joined in a search until a Wallkill Prison volunteer located her two hours later. She lay asleep, tangled in barbed wire amid a thicket.
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Wallkill
Linda Birch
Linda
Wallkil
Two gunmen steal payroll cash near police HQ in New York
In New York yesterday two gunmen waylaid a payroll messenger across from police headquarters and escaped with 1200 dollars. The bold heist occurred in broad daylight drawing quick police response and a manhunt for the suspects. Investigators described the robbery as a calculated ambush near the center of city operations.
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New York
New York City
Buses Bet Joke Delivers Father Son Punchline
A child asks about fate and buses. the father replies buses are the answer. The boy then asks why not bet on the buses, delivering a gentle humor moment about transportation and luck.
Woman Saves Man in River Near Baldwinsville
Mary Sands of Baldwinsville pulled 72-year-old John Kosloske from Seneca River after his boat overturned south of Baldwinsville. Kosloske, who was rowing about a mile from shore, regained consciousness after she waded to the scene and retrieved him. Deputies Robert Ashmore and William Hayford investigated.
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Baldwinsville
Syracuse
Seneca River
John Kosloske
Catawbast
Mary Sands
Maple Ji
Baldwingville
Kosloske
Lights Cause Fog Halts Milwaukee Millers Game
In Malwaukee Wisconsin the Minneapolis Millers and Milwaukee Brewers game was halted when arc lights vaporized the humidity creating a dense fog that obscured first base.
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Malwaukkee
Wis
Minneapolis Millers
Milwaukee Brewers
Demoted generals amid Korea Koje Island prison mutiny
Prison camp mutiny on Koje Island eases as Brig. Gen. Haydon Boatner imposes discipline after leaders agree to obey orders. Four South Korean guards and three Communist prisoners die in a Compound 95 riot. troops from Britain and Canada reinforce U. S. and South Korean units.
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Koje Island
Korea
Haydon L. Boatner
Boavier
Army
Frank Pace
Washington
Boatner
Francis ST. Dodd
Charles F. Colson
Dodd
Reds
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Colson
Roje
King’s Shropshire Light
Royal Canadian Regiment
Kore
U. S
Boamer
Lee Hak Koo
Lee
France blocks German peace talks over guarantees
France refuses to sign the German peace contract or the six nation European Army pact until the United States and Britain guarantee France against future German aggression. Robert Schuman demanded security assurances and North Africa protections before agreeing to the Monday and Tuesday settlements. The Big Three confer with Adenauer on the pact as security police guard proceedings.
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Bonn
Germany
France
United States
Great Britain
Robert Schuman
Jhomas Adenauer
Britain
North Africa
Tunisia
Schuman
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Paris
Dow
European Defense Community
Soviets Close German Roads Amid Peace Pact Pressure
Soviet forces closed three East West German roads and ordered two more shut, threatening to undermine Bonn's peace treaty and German reunification hopes. West German Communist leader Max Reinmann urged mass strikes in the Ruhr. In Berlin the British High Commission protested the closure of minor border crossings as a violation of the postwar accord.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Russia
West Germany
Bonn
Max Reinmann
Ruhr
Berlin
British High Commission
Rochester Bus Strike Ends as Transit Returns to Normal
Downtown Rochester merchants anticipate strong Saturday shopping as buses restart after a 23 day walkout by Rochester Transit Company drivers and mechanics. State mediator laid a plan creating a wage hour board to study the dispute. workers sought 40 hours at 1.64 dollars, company offered 1.63 for 44 hours.
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Rochester
Rochester Transit Company
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Edward Corsi
Wisi 92
Corsi
Spellman Arrives in Boston for Funeral Services
Cardinal Spellman of New York arrives in Boston from Liston Portugal to officiate at the funeral of his aunt Sister Mary Philomena 83 who died Thursday at Mt. St. Joseph Academy Brighton.
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Boston
INS
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Liston
Portugal
Mary Philomena
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Brighton
From Panmunjom To Tokyo Series By Michener
Pulitzer writer James A. Michener returns from Korean battlefronts for a six part serial in the Herald American. He offers vivid word pictures of a war few compare in scope and drama. Read the six installments starting Sunday in the Herald American and Herald Journal.
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James A. Michener
Herald- American
South Pacific
Michener
Herald-American
Herald-Journal
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Seoul
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