Grand Jury Recalls Bank Officials and Bookkeepers Overdrafts
Grand jury in Syracuse recalls three bank officials and two bookkeepers tied to a 2.1 million overdraft probe at Syracuse Trust Company. Foreman Herman J. Engelhardt led sessions as witnesses standby, with Harry W Davies and others questioned. Bookkeepers Bernard E. Klock and Leslie J. Root remained in custody on bond while awaiting further testimony.
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Syracuse Trust Company
Bank U Is Fur Tsstiman
Wach Herman
Henward
Harry W Davies
John A. Sheedy
Davies
Bernard E. Klock
Leslie J. Root
Liberty
Root
Klock
Len
Leamy
Nazis Suit Dismissed as War Still Declares Authority
Washington fed judge dismissed a bid to save seven condemned Nazi war criminals from execution due to ongoing wartime state of relations with Germany. The ruling blocks U S authority in the case while allowing possible higher court review and keeps a ten day extension on executions under the reciprocal trade law. The defense planned immediate appeal as lawmakers finalize conference on extending wartime concessions to Russia and satellites.
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U. S
Germany
U. S. Court of Appeals
Loj
Russia
Defense Attorn
Mouse
Senate
House
California editor proclaims still living after being declared dead
Darrell L. Bradt, advertising manager of the Vallejo Cal Times, told Surrogate Charles R. Millard he wished to be recorded as alive. Bradt, aged 52, had been legally dead since 1928 after leaving home, with the claim presented in Surrogate's Court as part of a long dispute over his status.
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FCAT
Darrell J. Bradt
George T. Driscoll
Bradt
California
Mack Twain
Darrell L. Bradt
Anager
Vallejo
Cal Times
Charles R. Millard
Acro
Hiis
Paga 7
Britain Rules Out Iran Oil Nationalization Move
London reports Britain's Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison said Iran cannot nationalize its oil industry unilaterally and Britain would pursue drastic gasoline rationing if Tehran seizes the Anglo Iranian Oil Company. Weather forecast mixed with Memorial Day parades and continued negotiation.
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London
Britain
Iran
Indus Ey
House’ ‘of Commons
Herbert Morrison
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Morrison
Middle East
Tran
Andrew
Keller
Four Workmen Hurt In Tunnel Blast
Four workmen were seriously hurt when dynamite exploded prematurely in a tunnel of the Delaware River water supply project near Livingston Manor. They were taken to a hospital at Liberty. Injured are Thomas Devaney 29 in critical condition Vance Coffer 26 in poor condition Lee Coffey 30 Vance's brother and Andrew Kursil 28 in fair condition.
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Delaware River
Liberty
Thomas Devaney
Vance Coffer
Hondition
Lee Coffey
Vance
Andrew Kursil
Air Chief's removal debated in policy hearing
Senator Hickenlooper pressed Air Force Chief Vandenberg on his stance regarding MacArthur’s dismissal and Korea policy. Vandenberg defended his positions, saying he did not disagree with UN policy and повторительно noted his concurrence with relieving MacArthur as a Joint Chiefs of Staff member. The hearing, part of a wider inquiry into the Far East crisis, raised questions about the chief’s future.
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Senate
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Looper Relewa
Douglas MewArthur
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Vannen
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Korea
Inai
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MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Far East
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hickenlooper
Bomb Wing Head Fired
Brig. Gen. Luther Sweelser has been removed as commander of the 452d Bomb Wing for failing to get the most from his men. Lt. Gen. Earle Partridge announced the relief, with Col. Brooks A. Lawdon replacing him. The 452d Wing, equipped with B-26 bombers, entered action in Korea in late October.
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Luther Sweelser
452D
Earle E .Partridge
Partridge
5Th Air Force
Far East
Los Angeles
Calif
Brooks i A. Lawdon
35Th
Graft Money Use In Market Probed In Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports Brooklyn District Attorney Miles F. McDonald issued blanket subpoenas to 200 brokerage firms to uncover if any police officers traded the stock market with graft money from bookmakers. McDonald offered no comment on methods used.
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Brooklyn
Miles F. McDonald Thas
Yugoslav Officer Admits Spying on Reds
Belgrade reports Yugoslav army captain Kovac pleaded guilty to high treason and espionage for Cominform. The case ties to Soviet-led activity with other arrests and hints at maneuvers planned near Thuringia as part of broader East West tensions documented by Abend Post and Detroit dispatches.
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Yugoslavia
UKON
Frankfurt
GNS
Detroit
Tony Ceppetet
Ledevit Kovac
Aret Abend Post
A.F L
Messinger
Mtontiate
Sanyo
Thuringia
Shearings
W. Jayne
Nehru's Foreign Policy Statements Upset Washington
Modern India policy remarks by Prime Minister Nehru draw ire in Washington and slow the crucial loan passage for grain relief. The editorials and regular features follow on the pages listed, including Amusements Bridge Inq Reporter and various sections.
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Nehru
Washington
India
Marquis Chilis
Price War Begins as Macy’s Slashes Prices
New York reports millions of subway shoppers joining a price battle as Macy’s cuts prices six percent on about 6,000 items following a Supreme Court ruling. Gimbel’s vows to match, while B. Macy’s and other stores pledge to stay undersold, with plans to drop further cuts if rivals react.
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New York
R.H. Macy & Co
Macy's
Gimbel's Department Store
William Gorman
Italians vote to curb Reds as anti Communist bloc sweeps provinces
Italian provincial elections deliver heavy gains for Premier De Gasperi's Atlantic Pact coalition. Anti Communist forces win control of 21 of 28 provinces and 21 of 25 provincial capitals, taking 336 seats to 164 for the Communist left. Milan yields decisive anti Communist victory with 412,246 to 286,329 in unofficial returns. Communists lose ground in Genoa Ravenna Bologna Rovigo. The Red North weakness alarms Genoa port authorities amid arms shipments concerns.
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Mee de Gasperi
Atantic Pact Front
de Gaspen
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Jesus Ing
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Socialist
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Tyrrhenian Sea
Venice
Adriatic
Mary
Bologna
Imperia
Hel
Red Bloc
Rovigo
Ravenna
Thei
Christian Democrats
Ligurian Sea
de Gasperi
Milan
Koreans Push Up Coast as UN Forces Drive North
Allied troops push along the east coast and into Yanggu and Yangzu areas amid resumed Chinese and North Korean counterattacks. The Eighth Army advances 3,000 to 9,000 yards on key fronts, taking hundreds of prisoners and overpowering rear guards. Prisoners and by-passed Reds surrender as UN forces widen gains near Hwachon Reservoir and Chunchon, with heavy fighting reported from Yanggu eastward.
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Korea
Sx Ie
Terrait
Camara
Beaneng
Lex Loos
Yangzu
Kansong
Inia
ROK
Yanggu
Eighth Army
Hwachon
Sroul-Chor Son
Yongpyong
Yongong
Rescue teams toil as British mine blast traps 63 workers
Easington England reports a violent explosion entombed 78 miners deep in the coal pit. By mid afternoon rescuers recovered 14 bodies and one injured man, while teams labored through more than 300 yards of debris to reach the trapped workers. The cause remains unknown.
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Easington
England
Olast
George Walliams
Asola Matthew Williams
Old Soldier Nearly 110 Rides Memorial Day Parade
ROCHESTER Comrade James A. Hard who will be 110 July 25 says he will ride at the head of tomorrow's Memorial Day parade regardless of weather. Honorary grand marshal, Hard is Civil War’s oldest Union veteran. He met today with four other veteran fighters from Spanish American War World War I World War II and Korea. The group, spanning almost a century of American warfare, discussed Memorial Day's significance. Hard said Memorial Day is even more important now than in past years and to set it aside to honor friends who died in war and in peace.
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Rochester
James A. Hard
March
Union
Hard
Hetenyi Sentenced To Die In July 16 Electric Chair
The Rev George P Hetenyi a 42 year old Amherst clergyman who gambled away a 50 year prison term was sentenced to death in the electric chair execution set for the week of July 16 at Sing Sing Ossining He appeared self possessed in clerical garb and nodded to his attorney as he left the court
Anvil Chorus Chuckle About Civilization
A playful line notes civilization as a step from shogless toes and a comic twist on progress. The fragment keeps a quirky tone and a classic newspaper feel despite its brevity.
Senators hide inquiry into RFC pressure probe
Washington D C notes reveal a Senate banking subcommittee kept secret a staff report on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. Several hundred letters from lawmakers were returned to RFC files and the case closed without public disclosure of writers or excerpts. Senator Fulbright led the unanimous move to withhold names and messages.
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Congress
Reconstruction
Senate Banking
REC
RFC
Fulbright
D-Ark
Polar flight by Blair aims for world record
Airliner pilot Captain Charles Blair begins a nonstop solo flight from Oslo over the North Pole in a converted P 51 Mustang. He intends a 3360 mile polar hop with 25,000 foot cruising altitude, planning refueling stops in Bardu and Fairbanks while carrying thousands of letters for a polar airmail record.
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Norway
Charles Blair
North Pole
Fairbanks
Alaska
Honain
Blair
New Yore City
Osios Galdeemoen
Damon Rune
Bardu
North-Ly
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Gency Janome
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