Rent Board Vacancies Filled in Syracuse Area
Governor recommends six more members to Syracuse Rent Advisory Board spanning Wasne Cayuga Onondaga and Oswego counties as part of 67 appointments. New tenants public interest and landlord members named from Syracuse Fayetteville Oswego Utica Watertown and Canton areas to fill vacancies and bolster boards across Cortland Utica Rome Watertown regions.
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Chrysler Plants Open After Auto Labor Settlement
The 73000 Chrysler Corp workers began returning to plants in Detroit as a strike ended. Chrysler and the United Auto Workers reached a settlement, improving wages by two cents above a prior scale, and extending the contract to August 1950. Salaried employees saw an 8 percent raise, roughly $20.40 monthly. No official reason was given for choosing a flat sum over the GM-style scale.
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Holy Sepulchre Hit by Shell in Jerusalem Attack
In Jerusalem the Holy Sepulchre was struck by a shell today that failed to explode. Uncertainty remains whether the shell originated from Jewish or Arab held territory. The missile crashed atop Saint Helenas Chapel, a site linked to the Byzantine queen mother who helped build the first church over Christ’s tomb.
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Rumors Around Vandenberg Health Hit GOP Nomination Talk
Newspaper speculation centers on US Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan as a possible compromise choice for the Republican credential nomination. David Lawrence notes the chatter on the editorial page while other features appear across pages 3, 7, 14, 16, and 20 in today’s editions.
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Jerusalem siege tightens as Arab Legion pounds city
Reports from Tel Aviv say Arab Legion guns batter Jerusalem as fires sweep the ancient quarter. Jewish forces struggle to break a blockade on all four approaches, with thousands of residents and the hungry city besieged amid dwindling water and food. The siege ends only if supply routes to the Mediterranean reopen.
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Marine Pfc Johnston Killed In Maryland Route Collision
On the way home for Memorial Day weekend Pfc Earl W Johnston of the Marine Corps was killed in an automobile crash near Marlboro Maryland. Five other Marines were injured including Corp Robert A Rogacki who is not expected to live. The group, all from New York State, was returning from Camp Lejeune NC driving a rented car when their vehicle struck a truck driven by Edward P Johnston of Burlington.
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Army clerk turned self-made officer faces charges in Illinois
Joan Andrew Keller, born 1921, formerly a Pentagon Building clerk in Washington, claimed a second lieutenant rank and numerous war citations. A criminal information filed in Peden Court accuses him of making false entries in government records. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison and fines up to 75,000 dollars. Keller says the Peotone, Illinois salesman is to be arraigned in federal court next week.
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City Judge remarks on boy's alleged theft case
Judge Jacob A Latona urged parents of a Heyrar boy accused of stealing his uncle's car to discipline him firmly. The mother warned, Get a good heavy strap, and if one tires, the other should take over, while Latona advised caution in the swing shift custody assessment.
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Mouse Justice At Chicago Court Building
About 50 women gathered in a Chicago courthouse yesterday reacting to a mouse in the jurors’ room. They climbed on tables chairs and window sills as court staff and Mrs Mable Zibee helped trap the rodent. Court Clerk James Bernardo assisted in quieting the scene and killed the mouse after it hid under knitting yarn. Concluded on Page 2 Col 6. The Marine was driving north Route 301 in an unrelated item.
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House Group Sets Draft For Senate Review
Washington drift as House Rules Committee plans to push the draft bill to the Senate. Key supporters expect a vote after committees address procedural hurdles and possible amendments. Debate centers on whether the Senate will act while opposition warns of stalls and political maneuvering.
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Marshall Sees West Winning Cold War but End Not Yet
Secretary of State Marshall presented a full length foreign policy address in Portland outlining that Western powers are winning the Cold War with Russia but cautioned that peace prospects depend on continued Western firmness. He warned against a Soviet peace trap and propaganda, urging disciplined action to maintain the United States as a world leader.
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Honored at dinner sixth best speller Sylvia Kellum
Sylvia Kellum of Motersville, a student at Eaton Central School, placed sixth in the national spelling championship. The Homebound Herald-Journal reports she stayed calm as letters and words unfolded, with cheering from fellow contestants and observers. Darrell Llavellock of Washington D. finished second. The story notes the long day of competition and Sylvia’s brave, cheerful performance.
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Rail Parley Recess Delays Long Rail Dispute
Washington White House halts talks in a limited recess as threeway conferences resume in the push to resolve an 11 month rail wage dispute. President adviser John P. Stélamo shuttled between unions and management, seeking a breakthrough before a temporary order extends to June 41.
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Truman Saluted At Annapolis
Naval gunnery salutes echoed over the Severn River as a presidential salute honored Truman at the U S Naval Academy. Cadets and spectators gathered to view the Annapolis events including the Navy races on the Severn and the Army Navy baseball game.
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Reich Spy Charge in Berlin Prompts Potsdam Ties
(UP) Russian press in Berlin report a charge connected to a spy network tied to Potsdam headquarters. The Brandenburg state inquiry centers on Amelia Spy network. officials confirm investigation ongoing.
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Milk price rise Tuesday approved by dairy groups
Milk price increases set for Tuesday with a 41 cent boost to producers under the Netherland Dairy Company and allied cooperatives, including Dairymen's League and TESMIL. Prices for grade A milk, homogenized, and Guernsey milk advance, while cream prices remain unchanged.
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Decoration Day Forecast Calls For Cooler, Clearing Skies
Meteorologist Andrew P Keller reports a cold front from Bvincuse Lodi lowers temps to around 88 at night with clearing, cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight. Tomorrow remains fair and cooler, Decoration Day slightly warmer but below normal. Overnight rainfall totals about 0.6 inches, first since Sunday.
The Lightning Lover and Wealthy Baron Claim Proposal
The fragment recalls a boastful line about a legendary “lightning lover” from Bermuda. A chance meeting in Hamilton leads to a proposal on Monday or Tuesday, followed by acceptance. The speaker notes a debt of 9,500 dollars owed today.
Two Liquor Licenses Revoked by State Authority
The State Liquor Authority revoked the licenses of The Club Candee and Plank L. Moore at 212 Cedar St after last week’s findings. Violations cited include disorderly premises, permitting gambling, off premises selling, and serving intoxicated patrons, with bonds set and revocation effective. Syracuse Lodge 1104 Benevolent Protective Order of the World was suspended from June 7 1917 for unlicensed premises and disorderly conduct.
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Quake Strikes Canete Peru Killing Four and Wounding 25
An earthquake devastated the Peruvian coastal village of Canete, leaving four people dead and 25 injured as rescuers searched for survivors. Officials warned of aftershocks and urged residents to seek shelter in secure areas.
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Wallace Attacks Mundt Nixon Bill On Free Speech Rights
Washington AP reports Thomas and Wallace clash over the Mundt Nixon measure to proscribe organizations, with Wallace arguing the bill grants the attorney general dictatorial power to outlaw peaceful advocacy. Thomas contends Wallace supporters include Communists but Wallace denies direct Communist leadership. Concluded on page 2.
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Dinsdale Protest Over City Sales Tax on Utilities
Dinsdale, at 175 Parkway Dr, protests paying a city sales tax on utilities while noting bills show tax amounts. He cites ordinance classifying gas and electric charges as taxable and urges wider awareness as May bills arrive, arguing the current charges misrepresent tax law and claiming a 2 percent sales tax was previously imposed.
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