Two Rescued From River Near Rochester
Firemen lowered ropes to pull two men from the Genesee River near Rochester. Joseph Rieman, 69, and Raymond Foland, 24, were rescued near a waterfall brink. Rieman, hospitalized with a broken left leg, said he fell from a steep embankment and grabbed a bridge abutment. Foland reportedly jumped from Court Street Bridge.
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Rochester
Owit Geneseo
Laurence
Toseph Rieman
Matthew Hayes
Raymond Foland
Rieman
Charles Roth
Foland
Court Street
Teens run holdup gang bosswoman named
A 15 year old girl named Peggy Burns was identified as the brains of a teen gang that robbed a liquor store and killed the owner. She helped case spots and organized strategy while accomplices Tom Cook and Muriel Downs aided the crime. Police noted the group planned exits and tactics.
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Long Beach
Calif
Peggy Burns
Tom C. Cook
Muriel C. Downs
Crimes. Co
In Other Lands 20000 Free Red Countries in Seven Months
Officials of the International Refugee Organization estimate about 10000 people fled communist Eastern Europe in seven months. They were technically eligible for aid but were excluded by a decision of the IRO General Council. The report notes exiles from the region face practical denial of relief.
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Geneva
International Refugee Organization
Europe
ORO
General Council
Deaths list includes many notable figures worldwide
Death notices list Dr Jon T Tate 62 Minnesota physicist who aided German submarine control in WW II in Minneapolis along with John Glenn Arm Strong 39 Air Force slated for SAC Spokane after Army War College graduation. Also Ralph Horn 70 Detroit Free Press ad manager, Joan Kilgallen 99 journalist’s father, Barc Sagrier 77 Paris activist, Frank Se frit 82 Washington editor Balling nam, Anderson Swickard 43 shoe firm PR chief in Nashville, plus Mary Agnes Kelly mother of Michigan governor Harry F Kelly in Lake Worth.
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Minneapoli
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Strategic Air Command
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Wash
Army War College
Washington
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Joan
Kilgallen
MAS
Mary Agnes Kelly
Harry F. Kelly
Michigan
Lake Worthy Fite
Israel Yields UN Control of Jerusalem Shrines
The Israeli government acknowledged United Nations authority over the holy shrines for three faiths in Jerusalem, while opposing full international rule over the city. A compromise proposal offered to UN Trusteeship Council President Roger Garreau would grant the UN complete control of the shrines and related sites, including maintenance and visits, with current sectors in dispute under a military truce. Israel and Jordan opposed full UN take over, and the plan faced opposition from Washington and several allies.
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UN Trusteeship Council
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Jorden
General Assembly
Russia
Latin America
U. S
Congress, McCarthy clash over Communism probes
Senate committees faced delays as a Washington speaker absence halted hearings on Communist charges in government. Ed Morgan noted officials planned to reveal Donovan and OSS aides testimony. McCarthy denounced the State Department for Reds claims while critics urged proper probes and restraint.
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New York
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Morgen
Catt
Ohio
McCarthy
Omaha
Neb
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Hbiler
Gestapo
Wired
Lucas Claims Rival To Raise Big Fund For Dirksen
Senator Scott Lucas of Illinois, Democratic floor leader, says Republicans aim to raise about 700000 for Everett Dirksen’s campaign and that the GOP National Committee may add another sum. Lucas spoke after meetings with Democratic leaders about campaign strategy, warning of a tough race this year amid Dirksen’s challenge.
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Cmicago
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Tatens
Everett M. Dirksten
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Dirksen
G. O. P| National Committee
Kent
Flunking Student Fires In After English Exam
Cairo Egypt A college student Tamir E Nahsawi failed his English test and accused professors of flunking him He drew a plate and shot one professor in the arm then clubbed another The third restrained him until police arrived None of the professors was seriously hurt. William H Robbins 77 of Barker died from burns after gasoline flare up on his farm Friday. Edwin M Waterbury Montcalm St and his family learn of the death of Robert M Waterbury retired parent Funeral services planned for Saint Albans Vermont.
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Egypt
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Barker
Vermont
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Mgr
Edwin M. Waterbury
Montcalm St
St. Albans
Robert M. Waterbury
Wedding Party Rains Bottles On Times Square
A New York wedding party on 43rd Street near Times Square caused a bottle-throwing incident from an upper floor. Police arrived to quell the disturbance as about 200 guests clashed, injuring a patrolman and leading to two arrests for felonious assault.
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Times Square
New York
Tumes
Square
James Matthews
Augusta Flash Storm Strikes City While Winds Reach Fury
A fierce August storm battered Augusta with hurricane like gusts around 90 mph tearing roofs, felling trees, and cutting power. Officials valued damage in thousands with no injuries reported. The Widows Home roof was blown onto the yard prompting tarpaulins, while work crews cleared debris and two radio stations and police units went off air.
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Augusta
Richmond County
Gun-Wielder OReilly Threatens Pilot In Flight Incident
Horace Austell describes a man named OReilly threatening to kill the pilot over a rough landing. The 30 year old San Francisco air terminal ticket agency owner says OReilly pressed a gun to his head and shattered a pane with a metal object while forcing Mrs. Austell from the seat and ordering her to run as the plane landed.
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Horace Austell
Oreilly
vIk
Austell
San Francisco
Sail Oreilly
O'Reilly
Baby Accidentally Drops Baby to Death in Window Fall
An eight year old girl says she was playing with three month old Joan Weeks when the infant slipped from her hands and dropped from a fourth floor window to die. The neighbor child visited the Weeks apartment while the mother was out and took the baby to a windowsill to play. Police call the death an accident. the girl reported the incident only after being questioned by an officer.
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New York
Joan
Chamber seeks rally against socialized medicine in New York
New York State Chamber of Commerce urges citizens to join the crusade against socialized medicine. Members will vote on recommendations at the monthly meeting Thursday. The committee on public health and welfare urged defeating the Truman administration's compulsory health insurance proposal now in Congress. The report said the program would tend to regimentation of physicians and destroy medical freedom for both doctors and patients.
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New York
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Public Health and Welfare
Air Comedian II BOSTON
Chase Taylor widely known radio figure Colonel Stone was critically ill with an undisclosed ailment in a Boston hospital today. The South Norwalk native entered the hospital two weeks after diagnosis at the Janey Chinie. Lilac Week drew about 100000 viewers to the Rochester area showing masses of blooms as Public Safety Commissioner Brady cited Highland Park crowds enjoying the event.
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Chase Taylor
Stonenogle
Rochester
Public Safety
David B. Brady
Highland Park
Red March in Berlin Shows Communist Grip and West Berlin Controversy
Thousands of older residents watch a staged Red March along Unter den Linden as East German? Soviet propaganda and banners denigrate the West. Youth appear controlled by Communist rhetoric. William Pieck hails the Soviet alliance while West Berlin’s Ernest Reuter declares the march a failure against Communist aims.
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Berlin
Strike Postponed By Rail Switchmen
The AFL Switchmen's Union of North America called off a threatened walkout by Western rail table switchmen scheduled for Thursday as progress toward a wage hour settlement improved. The dispute seeks a 40 hour week at current 48 hour pay plus extra for weekends with federal mediation continuing.
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CIA
AFL
Switchmen's Union of North America
Switchmen
Francis A. O'Neill, Jr
National Mediation Board
Race News Ban Faces Senate Jurisdiction Block
The McFarland anti gambling bill could be delayed as Senate jurisdictional chair Pat McCarran signals possible Judiciary Committee review before floor debate. McFarland opposes delays and warns the Judiciary panel is overworked. The measure would ban interstate transmission of horse and dog racing information, with penalties up to $1000 fine and one year in jail, effective at race start.
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Farland
Senate
Pat McCarran
D-Ney
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ernest W. McFerland
D-Ariz
McFarland
George Taft Disagree On Arming Germany
U S veteran Senator George Ga said Western Germany's manpower must back defense of Western Europe against Communism. He criticized NATO style arming, urging the United States rely on its own strength and avoid advising Europe to arm itself, touching on fears of provoking wider war. Washington scene quoted Taft as opposing arming Europe and warning against a broader conflict.
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Ing
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Ohio
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Memorial Day Relaxation at Hotel Syracuse Dining and Music
Hotel Syracuse invites guests to a holiday of fine dining and relaxation with all day Persian Terrace service. Breakfast to dinner hours run from morning to late evening while orchestra entertainment accompanies supper.
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Syracuse
gamblers from Page ele crime operations in those cities report
Gamblers from Page ele ment and crime activities in those cities. But both communities report the Senate investigations have had their effect. Over the years, the big lime operators have rearmed to adopt legitimate business operations and few are worried about any far reaching results from the current upheaval. One Cleveland operator boasted: We'll always be in business, come what may.
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Senate
Cleveland
Ex Mental Patient Held on Slaying Charge in Mineola
Robert Cannon, 45, recently released from a mental hospital, is jailed without bail on murder charges after knifing Herbert W. Schweink, 25, as he stepped off a Hempstead bus with his girlfriend. Cannon confessed to police, then pleaded innocent at arraignment. grand jury action set for June 13. Police say Cannon, with prior assault arrests, followed the victim after overhearing remarks on the bus.
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Mineola
Robert Cannon
Cannon
Herbert W. Schweilk
Earher
Schwenk
Hempstead
Catinon
Jeanne De Valois Sainted By Pope In Rome Rite
Jeanne De Valois, French queen who died in 1505, was canonized by Pope Pius XI at St Peter's Basilica in a ceremony witnessed by about 50,000. It was the fourth saint created in the 1950 Holy Year and her feast is set for February 15. The queen, who died at 41, founded the Order of the Assumption after her marriage to Louis XI was annulled.
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Vatican City
Jeanne de Valois
SS Peter's Basilica
Pius XI
Inchworm Boom Predicted Across Hudson Valley
Dr Curran of the American Museum of Natural History warned of a cankerworm outbreak covering about 7000 square miles within a week. The damage would stretch from Morristown New Jersey north to Newburgh and west to Pennsylvania with peak activity in a five year cycle. Foliage should regrow by July as worms concentrate along the Hudson River west bank and reach Dutchess County.
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Dpch. Curran
American Museum of Natural History
New York
City
Morristown
N. J
Newburgh
Pennsylvania
Curran
Dutchess County
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