Hopeful Lie Sees UN Break Over China This Summer
Secretary General Trygve Lie said he hopes for a definite break in the UN China deadlock by June or July after talks with Soviet, British, Irish, and U.S. leaders. He reported Russia maintains confidence in the UN and wants it operating normally. He plans meetings with Truman and Acheson next week and hinted at a summer high level Security Council session.
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Gasoline crash ignites fatal trolley collision in Chicago
A gasoline truck struck a double trailer last night, triggering a wall of fire that engulfed a crowded street. At least 33 people died, 30 injured, many of them Black, as flames spread to surrounding buildings and tavern structures. About 190 people were homeless or hospitalized, with three in critical condition. The blaze involved thousands of gallons of gasoline and damaged multiple blocks.
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Gas Bomb Overturned at Northwestern Fraternity House
In Evanston Illinois a one gallon fumigating bomb was placed in the Sigma Chi lobby on Northwestern University campus. Twenty four students and nineteen firemen were overcome by fumes and hospitalized with one in critical condition at Evanston Hospital. Assistant Fire Chief James Geisbecker called it part of an interfraternity war and said police are analyzing the device to determine gas type.
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Todays Features and Page Guide From The Issue
The page notes list editorial by Margery Childs and claims on Soviet conspiracy analysis. It references sections on pages 1 and 63 with talking it over page 22, plus regular features across Arts, Letters, Bridge, Financial, Classifieds, Deaths, Sports, Editorials, and Todays Pictures on page 28.
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Nice Today Rain on Way Forecast for Syracuse Area
Weather summary notes mild today with clearing skies and picnic weather. Forecaster Andrew Keller calls for a high around 80 tomorrow after a 73 high yesterday and notes six straight days above normal with rainfall below average. He explains a western cold mass will ease as it moves east.
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House to Check 8 Lobby Groups
The House Lobbying Committee moved to scrutinize eight groups including the Committee for Constitutional Government the National Economic Council and the Constitutional Educational League. Chairman Buchanan said subpoenas were issued for an officer from each group as they refused to reveal sponsors behind them.
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Twins Weigh 18 Pounds at Boston Lying-In Hospital
In Boston the largest twins on record at the hospital weigh a combined 18 pounds 3 ounces. The births occurred on Wednesday, with a boy and a girl described as the new heaviest twins among hospital staff memories. Mrs GIllooly, 30, stands five feet two inches tall. The girl weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces and the boy 8 pounds 15 ounces.
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IUE Victory At GE Workers Vote In Baltimore
IUE claims a 5 to 3 victory among General Electric workers in Baltimore in a battle tied to RRRRRRR eteeee. The CIA's new international union context is noted as part of the event.
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GE plant workers vote landslide in labor election
In Syracuse at 57 General Electric plants, IBEW won 4,390 votes to UE's 254 in a national election. Total turnout at Electronicy Park reached 4,018 of about 8,700 eligible voters amid 208 no union ballots and 168 challenged. NLRB tabulates results across 91,000 workers in 57 plants while unofficial totals show IVE ahead 82,784 to 40,616.
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300 Delinquents Face Sales Tax Warrants
Corporation counsel Richard T Moher said the Sales Tax Bureau may issue warrants to about 300 delinquents who sold or bought cars and did not pay sales tax. Warrants would be served by the Munice marshal attaching property for the tax plus the marshal's fee.
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Norwich boy eliminated in seventh round at national spelling bee
Steven Hirsch, 13, of Norwich, made his seventh appearance at the National Spelling Bee in Washington. He was eliminated when he mis-spelled programmer, a word he had never heard before. His father Kurt watched nervously as Steven had previously won a Syracuse spelling contest to earn this trip.
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Buses Crash Injuring 35 in Crowded NYC Collision
In New York two crowded buses collided head on injuring 35 passengers including Belmont Park race fans and women shoppers. A front spring broke on one bus causing it to swerve into the other. Twelve were treated at hospitals, two seriously hurt.
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Ten Dead In Manila Prison Riot
A violent riot at the Muntingiupa Frescn prison near Manila left ten reported dead with many wounded. Prisoners, part of 6 000 inmates, seized machine guns, fired, and set buildings ablaze, including the armory. Police and commentary headquarters described the chaotic attack and fires after noon today.
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Atom Strike Action Looms At Oak Ridge Plants
AFL construction workers at two atomic plant projects in Oak Ridge stayed away from work as a two day wildcat strike pressed on. A presidential panel urged extraordinary measures to end the stoppage while company officials reported most workers returned for pay, though 150 remained off the job. The dispute centers on an hourly wage increase demand of 20 to 80 cents and broader walkout by about nine other AFL building crafts joined the action.
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Reds Take Island in the Wanshan Archipelago
Chinese Communist troops captured an island and landed on three other isles in the Wanshan Archipelago. A Nationalist blockade base stood 30 miles southwest of Hong Kong, reported today.
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Snow Buries Trees and Disrupts Colorado Fort Collins Roads
Snow blanketed northern Colorado and Wyoming with up to 11 inches in places. In Denver heavy limbs from six to seven inches broke power lines and damaged 59,300 of 100,000 street trees. one 13 year old girl Elaine Davis was hurt by a falling branch and was taken to hospital. Telephone service faltered in Denver and nearby cities while snowplows fought to clear mountain passes.
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ATMOSPHERIC QUOTES SHAPE DALLAS DINER DISCUSSION
A Dallas diner scene features Scott Pamberion claiming interest in military trade as he references tracking up war and armament. Hoskins, in black, reflects on faith and loss, blessing the Lord amid bereavement. A broker moodily comments on wealth and inlaws as theMorning unfolds.
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Harold Creal Named State Fair Director
Harold L. Creal of Homer has been named director of the New York State Fair, replacing interim head Zarl C. Poster. Creal, 53, will earn 9,500 a year and assumes the post immediately. He has served in the Assembly since 1939 and chaired the revision committee while also on the agriculture committee. The nine day fair at Syracuse runs September 2 through 9.
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Doe Rescues Doe in River Then Flounders
In Salida California Frank Runce sa reported spotting a distressed doe in the Arkansas River. He dragged the animal to shore but it collapsed and slipped back into the water before attempts to revive it succeeded.
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Western Powers propose free all-German elections for unity
Bonn reports the United States Britain and France demand free all-German elections tied to guarantees of individual freedoms. The three Western commissioners urge immediate four-power action toward a peace settlement as thousands rally in Berlin. They outline eight program points including democratic rights, economic unity, four-power supervision, and removal of secret police.
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Did She Do The Right Thing in The American Weekly
A dramatic tale about a young mother who gives up her children after her husband refuses religious training. Also features Debunking Our Superstitions and Alimony for Men in the same issue.
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