Solvay dedicates million-dollar alkali research lab in Syracuse
The Solvay Process division of Allied Chemical dedicates a $3,000,000 alkali research and technical service laboratory at Milton Avenue in Syracuse. A.B. Chadwick, M.F. Fogler, Paul A. Keene and other Solvay officials presided as hundreds observed the three story facility, marking a milestone in U.S. alkali research and industry history.
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Solvay
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
Milton Av
Solvay Company
A. B. Chadwick
M. F. Fogler
Paul A. Keene
Carl Sundstrom
KH. H. Sawens
U. S
Chadwick
Syracuse
United States
Strike Halts Atomic Work at Oak Ridge Plant
The mammoth atomic plant construction project at Oak Ridge shut down completely after a walkout by ALF laborers and hodcarriers. The Atomic Energy Commission said all crafts halted, with no union briefing on the strike, which began yesterday and expanded today.
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Oak Ridge
ALF. L
Laborers
Hodcarriers
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Rodcarriers' Union
Today’s Features and Page Snapshots
The page guide lists features across sections with page numbers: Comics Ida Jean Kaln Dr. Dean Crossword on pages 62 63. Mary Haworth Horoscope. Talking It Over on page 37. Amusements 42 Finance 56 Bridge 33. Classified 37 41. Deaths 40. Editorials Winchel 33. Letters 39. Today’s Pictures on page 44.
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Mmne
Ida Jean Kaln
Dean
Mary Haworth
Amusements
Financial
Bridge
Tunior Sea
Witeon
Sparta
Winchel
Dog Teaser Tries New Strategy in Baltimore Case
In Potlee Court Mrs. Lillian Stuiginiers faced a biting dog incident with victim Linda Hyson, who was carried by her mother. Magistrate Herbert Franklin questioned the scene, while the accused remained defiant and implied further actions. The charge was dismissed as inquiries continued.
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Baltimore
Lillian Stuiginiers
Potlee Court
Linda Hyson
Herbert Franklin
Franklin
Stanmers
Korea Jails 200 Fails Vote Plot
Seoul officials announce the arrest of 112 alleged Communist sympathizers ahead of the national election. They claim a plot to overthrow the republic involved multiple high ranking officers and one candidate for national assembly.
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Seoul
North Korea
Truman rejects notion of a super state in U S government
President Truman stated there is no need for a super government in America. He commented on a Washington Post proposal for a bipartisan national security commission and said he plans to run the government within the Constitution. He noted defense budgeting remains ongoing with a cap not yet disclosed and indicated the next budget will likely be lower than the proposed outlay. He opposed a voluntary fair employment practices commission and declined to discuss NLRB changes or firing counsel Denham, pending broader reorganizations. He also deferred further talk until after talks with Secretary of State Acheson, and referenced Trygve Lie’s UN statement.
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Waslington
Truman
America
National Security
Washington Post
London
FEPC
Robert Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Humphrey
D.-Minn
Denham
NLRB
Congress
Acheson
Trypve Lis
United Nations
Rain Expected Tonight With Thunderstorms In Forecast
Farmers facing four inch rainfall deficit this month may find relief as a forecast shows rain later today tonight and into tomorrow. South to southeast winds are loading moisture and today's heat could trigger thunderstorms or scattered showers. Fritz Schwarz, second assistant U.S. meteorologist, notes the favorable conditions for rain.
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Inmarrow
Fritz Schwarz
U.S
Adler-Draper Case In Final Stages
U S officials said Britain must act alone to seat the Chinese Communist delegation at the United Nations and would not back Britain’s attempt to oust the Melinnalists. The United States would not formally oppose Britain’s move. The case neared final argument as Foreign Minister Bevin balanced Britain’s stance with expected votes in the Security Council.
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Washington
U. S
Britain
United
Weis & Tow
Syracuse
toMmor J
Larry Agt
Laltigowsen
Draper
Hester R. Melin
House of Commons
Ernest
Bevin
Paula Ty
J. Joseph Stith
Security Council
China
Peiping
Niagara Mohawk Pushes U S Canada Power Treaty
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation of Syracuse urged Senate ratification of the Niagara River water power treaty to allow diversion for an additional 1,132,000 kilowatts. The firm said New York and Niagara Mohawk could use the full capacity by 1960, with taxes totaling about 23 million dollars annually.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Syracuse
Senate
Niagara River
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Niagara Mohawk
Niagara Falls Fower Company
Niagave River
Dewey
Ihe State Power Subortly
State Public Service Commission
Earle J. Machold
New York State
Machold
New York
Federal Power Commission
Ieemse
150 Stevedores Rescue Girl From Nearby Ship Fall
In New York 150 longshoremen moved a 10,000 ton freighter to save four year old Diana Svet who fell between a ship and the pier. The crew formed a human chain, three men fished her from 18 feet below, and Joseph Zappulla was lowered to grab the girl just as she sank a second time. The救 effort lasted four minutes and left the rescuers exhausted.
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New York
j/P
Vser
Diana Svet
Thay
Diana
Srbija
Joseph Zappulla
Kansas City trio named in tax evasion indictments
The Justice Department announced three more income tax evasion indictments by the Kansas City Federal Grand Jury. Named were Walter L. Rainey John Mangiaracina and Sam Goldsberg all of Kansas City. Rainey and Mangiarancina were described as having gambling ties in the Kansas City area, while Goldbergs address is given as the Ambassador Hotel Kansas City. The same grand jury last Monday indicted Samuel C. Hayden and Thomas Lococo on evading income taxes.
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Washington
Justice Department
Kansas City
Walter L. Rainey
John Mangiaracina
Sam Goldsberg
Rainey
Mangiarancina
Goldberg
Ambassador
Samuel C. Hayden
Jackson County
Thomas Lococo
Anes
Bodyguard Paddy Donegan Gets Police Court Raise
Police Court judge William Bamerick announced appointments including Patrick Donegan as patrolman and bodyguard to the mayor, a 35 person court staff, and La Velle as court clerk. The payroll now lists 12 officers, with Donegan praised as the faithful driver. La Velle, ex San Francisco waterfront officer, will be paid 2390 dollars.
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William
Bamerick
Patrick
Paddy) J. Donegan
Jvery Las Velle
Barrett Sr
Pouce
Paddy
Eire
Ami
State Comptroller's
Dewey
Pandy
la Velle
City Board of Estimate
San Francisco
Men urged to do dishes to live longer in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut Dr Timothy Brewer a heart specialist told the Connecticut Federation of Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathering that men who help with the dinner dishes live longer. He argued the dishpan load reduces weight on arteries and lowers cardiovascular risk.
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New Haven, Conn
Timothy Brewer
Hamlora
Connecticut Federation of Womens Christie
Brewer
License Fee Cases Probed by Education Dept in Albany
The New York State Education Department probes complaints that some legislators' lawyers charged high fees to assist medical or veterinary license seekers. Investigators found contracts where a lawyer sought a $1,000 fee to help a client pass the state medical exam. A deputy commissioner was relieved of duties pending the inquiry, while Chancellor William J. Wallin and the State Board of Regents review the findings. Officials say no criminal acts are shown, but concerns about judgment and administration remain.
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Albany
State Education Department
Education Department
William J. Wallin
State Board of Regents
Dikes Thrown Up To Halt New Flood
International Falls residents built dikes and jacked up their cottages as Rainy Lake rose 3.6 inches in 24 hours. The lake, already five feet above normal, neared its May peak, with authorities warning the floodwork would continue about 70 days at roughly two inches daily.
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International Falls
Minn
Naelon
Ship Explodes Off Communist China Landing
Hong Kong reports the Great Southern Steamship Co lost the freighter Ebonal ox after an explosion at sea near Communist China land. The vessel was abandoned, with crews evacuated and no immediate details on casualties or causes released.
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Hong Kong
Great Southern Steamship Co
Ebonal _ox
China
Balloting Quiet at GE Plants in Syracuse Vote
National Labor Relations Board officials supervised the quiet balloting at GE Electronics Park and Thompson roads plants in Syracuse where about 5,700 local electrical workers chose a bargaining agent amid 90,000 others nationwide. Polls close at 7 PM with results at 9:30 PM. Local unions hope for higher dues and bargaining power, while UE denies Communist links amid Tobin and Murray assertions.
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National, Larok Relations Board
Syracuse
General Electric
Electronics
Park and Thompson Rd
ST G. B
Bagh
NLRB
C.so
Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Local
Luwe
TUB
N.l.rb
LUE
C.I.0
Labor
Maurice J. Tobin
CLO
Philip Murray
Unio
Phnney
ULE
Albert Fitzgerald
Murray-Tobin
Air Crash Kills 25 in Colombia Flight
Bogota reports a Lansa Airways DC-3 crashes into a volcano last night killing 22 passengers and three crew. One 9 year old is named as the sole survivor. The disaster is described in today’s statement from officials and airline representatives.
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Bogota
Colombia
Lansa Airways
Wisconsin Weather Sparks Talk of Heating Aid
Fair Enough WARSITTELD Wisconsin report notes reaction to unusual winter weather from Canada. Local residents discuss heating difficulties and possible demand for federal or state assistance as cold spells persist into January.
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Warsitteld
Wis
Geralf Boos
Arthur Lynn
Wisconsin
Canada
Walt
Three powers agree to arm Middle East for defense
The United States Britain and France announced a joint accord to supply arms to the Middle East for defense only. They said shipments will assist internal security and deter aggression, with assurances sought that weapons will not be used against other states. Egypt and Hashemite Jordan are noted as having pledged peace.
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Washington
United States
Brita
France
Middle East
Tfor
Truman
Jon
London
Garly
Irma
Israel
Palestine
United
Near East
Lonladon
Paris
Middle B” East
Egypt
Uniford Matlans
Red River Falls Forecast as Flood Crest Eases
The Red River near Winnipeg shows a slow fall from the flood crest of 30.3 feet last Friday to 29 feet this morning. If the decline holds, levels may drop to about 23 feet by next Tuesday, easing pressure on the city and surrounding areas.
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Winnipeg
Non
Red River
The Miser Moral Told By a Rich Comedian
The late Sir Harry Sayder, famed as a wealthy comedian, recalled a Miser tale about an income tax sting. A miser gives his daughter a nickel to skip supper, then steals back the coin to avoid admitting loss, leaving the child hungry at breakfast.
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Sir Harry Sayder
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U. S.-Canada
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