Trustees Approve Five New Deans at Syracuse University
Syracuse University board of trustees approved five new deans at the semi annual meeting in Hotel Syracuse. A new chairman was to be chosen to replace the late Hurlbut W. Smith with George Arents Jr. of New York City as a possible successor. A tuition hike of 50 dollars per year was expected to be approved.
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Syracuse University Board of Trustees
Syracuse
Hurlbut W. Smith
George Arents, Jr
New York City
Arents
Syracuse University
Eleven Nabbed in Plot Against Rhee in Korea
Pusan reports 11 men including Sunwoo Chong Won arrested on charges of conspiring to assassinate President Syngman Rhee and other leaders. They allegedly sought to form a new government with North Korea using Communist funds to bribe national assemblymen for a presidential candidate. The move signals a new phase in Rhee and assembly feud.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Home Ministry
North Korea
Lee Bum Suk
Chang Taik Sang
Jaw
Sunwoo Chong Won
U.S
John M. Chang
Sunwoo
Rhee
Assembly
London GP A forecast on vertical flight by 1950s era
Sir Harry Gerner, chief scientist of the supply ministry, told the Royal Aeronautical Society that planes may rise straight up and plunge straight down for rapid standings. He added an atomic powered plane is said to be at hand in the United States.
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London GP
Harry Gerner
Supply Ministry
Royal Aeronautical Society
United States
Young Texan fears loss of prestige over Alaska statehood
A Fort Worth boy wrote to President Truman asking him not to make Alaska a state, saying Texas would lose bragging rights. The White House mail bag delivered the note to Interior Secretary Oscar L. Chapman.
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Washington
White House
Alaska
Texas
Billy Hanson
Billy
Fort Worth
Truman
Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
Dodd and Colson Receive New Posts in Far East
In Tokyo the U S Far East Command names Col Francis T Dodd to the Japan logistics command and Col Charles F Colson to the 16th Corps at Sendai Japan after both were reduced from brigadier general for their roles in the Koje Islands kidnapping incident. Dodd was captured by POWs at Compound 76 gate and held 78 hours before release following Colson’s concessions to the Reds.
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Tokyo
U.S. Far East Command
Francis .T. Dodd
Charles F. Colson
Koje Islands
Basco
Dodd
Japan
Colson
16Th Corps
Sendai
United Nations
Riots in Japan Leave 2 Japanese Dead and 2 Americans Hurt
Riots across Japan on the third anniversary of a unionist's death left two Japanese dead and two American newsmen injured. Police clashed with thousands of demonstrators in Tokyo and Kobe as mobs attacked stations and streets in multiple cities. U.S. authorities ordered personnel to stay indoors amid fears of further violence.
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Tokyo
Japan
Itabashi
Sapporo
Sendai
Osaka
Hiroshima
Fukuoka
Kobe
U. S
Ireland to boost army funds by 1 million pounds
Defense Minister Oscar Traynor announced in Dublin that Ireland will increase army appropriations by one million pounds. He said a total of 624 million pounds would be spent this year to strengthen the nation’s forces of 12,743 men.
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Ireland
Oscar Traynor
Traynor
Dark
Korea War and world conflict echo through history
Marquis Childs reflects on the ongoing toll of war since 1914 in a Memorial Day column. The page promo lists regular features and page numbers for editorials, letters, sports, and other sections, with Today’s Pictures on page 18.
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Marquis Childs
City Life
Radio-Tv
Inq
U S Honors War Dead As Fighting Goes On
Memorial Day observances at home contrasted with ongoing combat in Korea. Rioting erupted in Tokyo during Martyrs Day ceremonies as police and press were injured. Gen Mark Clark issued a Memorial Day message from Tokyo urging honor for the fallen amid global conflict.
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U.S
Washington
U. S
Korea
Tokyo
Eight Red prisoners killed in Koje Island outbreaks
Eight Red prisoners died and 17 were wounded in violent outbreaks at Koje Island and the Korean mainland. UN authorities report no casualties among UN personnel. The toll rises to 1245 prisoner deaths, with 115 attributed to internal violence in drumhead-style actions. A one-man work party killed three guards and wounded two others, and civilians also suffered in clashes as transports moved to Yongchon.
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Koje Island
Korea
United Nations Prisoner of War
Rottern Koje Island
Aeller
P.o.w.s
P.O.W
U. S
Koje
Yongchon
Pusan
U.S
Allies Hold Korea Peak Inling Siege Breakthrough
United Nations troops repelled two North Korean Red companies attempting to seize a 3000 foot East Korean peak known as Luke the Gook's Castle. The attack lasted from midnight to 3 20 AM as Allied artillery and small arms repelled both northeastern and northwestern assaults amid minor ground action elsewhere. Eleven Allied bombers dropped over 100 tons on a rail bridge on the northwest coast. weather cloudy and results not released.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
iGook
Iorthwestern
Woman narrowly escaped injury after freight train
In Johnson City a 36-year-old woman, Mrs. Sirene Collins, was run over by 25 freight cars as she ducked under a stopped train to reach her home. She lay between the rails as the train started, 26 cars passing over her before the halt. She walked away, declined further treatment, and was taken to a hospital.
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Johnson City
Sirene Collins
Defy Prison Heads in New Jersey Sitdown Strike
Nine New Jersey State Prison convicts who ended a 22 hour sitdown yesterday over parole policies defy authorities again today as protests continue in Trenton.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Acheson Returns From Europe to Greeting by Truman
Secretary of State Acheson flew home from Europe and was welcomed at National Airport by President Truman. The arrival followed Acheson signing documents to unite Western Europe against Communism. Sir Oliver Franks and a diplomatic delegation joined the ceremony as troops from Fort Myer stood in formation.
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Washington
Acheson
Europe
National
Truman
Western
Oliver Franks
Third Infantry
Fort Myer
Bandits Hold Up Grocer and Take 4000 Dollars
Kingston police report two armed men robbed the Empire Super Market after midnight taking 4600 dollars in cash. Manager Charles Turner said the men forced him into the meat refrigerator and fled with the preholiday receipts after locking him inside.
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Kingston
Charles Turner
Empire Super Market
Turner
Wolves Warned In Buffalo Over Whistling At Police Women
Buffalo police warned they may jail so called wolves who whistle at policewomen guarding schools. The charge cited is disorderly conduct.
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Buffalo
Blonde told to the struggling psychiatrist brimming with pride
A humorous line from a daily panel has a blonde woman mockingly challenging a young psychiatrist courting her. The comic remark suggests he should first master his own mind before pursuing a remarriage or further business aims.
Tragic Memorial Day Crash Kills Three Near Auburn
On Memorial Day weekend a six car collision on Route 20 a mile east of Auburn killed three people and injured eight, with Cayuga County deputies citing at least ten injured in the early morning crash. Victims named include Stewart Wasson 56 of Rochester Jesse George Norman 51 of Rochester and John Muldoon 28 of Auburn. Deputy Elser reported the crash occurred at 4 10 AM and involved a Wasson car colliding head on with Muldoon followed by four other vehicles in line westbound.
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Auburn
Route
Cayuga County
Stewart Wasson
Edgewood Av
Rochester
Jesse George Norman
Sanford St
John Muldoon
Seminary Av
Charles Elser
Brady Hil
Wasson
Muldoon
Traffic Toll Rises During Memorial Day Holiday
Deaths on highways mount as national Memorial Day holiday begins. Traffic mishaps from 6 p.m. Thursday to 10 a.m. Friday total 31, with six drownings and one miscellaneous death among the fatalities.
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Chicago
Car collision injures multiple in Auburn incident
Witnesses say third car left lane and side swiped the second before leaving the road while a fourth vehicle rammed the second, sending it into a heat. The Auburn City Hospital ambulance ferried the injured. the Wasson family members and others were hospitalized with Mrs Wasson listed as critical. The Muldoon vehicle occupants and a preceding car driver were also hospitalized. Muldoon is identified as a former theater projectionist.
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Elser
Auburn City Hospital
Wasson
Norman
Doris Norman
Jesse
Jane Wasson
Stewart
Sandra J. Norman
Janet Wasson
Muldoon
Richard Walton
Owasco St
James McLean
Bradford St
Robert Myers
Auburn
Schine Theaters
Roland Champagne
Moody St
Lowell
Drinks on House Called Tax Waste
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union proposed cutting taxes by eliminating drinks on the house for foreign diplomats. Treasurer Mrs. Jonathan B. Cook said Congress appropriates about 650000 dollars yearly to the State Department for entertainment, mostly liquor, for foreign diplomats and dignitaries.
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Evanston, Ill
INS
Woman's Christian Temperance] Union
Jonathan B. Cook
W.C.T.U
Congressional
Congress
State Department
Purge Rumor Hits Romanian Foreign Minister Ana Pauker
Vienna reports say Ana Pauker the Romanian foreign minister and No 2 in the Communist Party may have been purged from her offices. Bucharest radio and Agerpress allegedly omit her name in a new Politburo list. Tass and other stations did not confirm.
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Vienna
Ana Pauker
Stalin
Romania
Bucharest Radio
Agerpress
Communist Party In
Communist Party
Associated Press
Tass
Prague
Budapest
Weather forecast for Saturday and beyond
The weatherman predicts showers on Saturday with generally fair and cool conditions. Expect cloudy periods tomorrow with a slight rise in temperature, then cooler again Sunday as a five day forecast shows 73/52 normal ranges and 0.5 to 0.75 inches of rain tomorrow and Tuesday. Overnight lows near 40 degrees.
Power Saw Death Leaves Mechanicville Worker
Anthony D A loia 28 of Mechanicville was electrocuted at work with a power saw. Employed by the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company he was pronounced dead after revived efforts failed. Co workers said he did not ground the portable electric saw.
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Albany
Anthony ‘D’aloia
Mechanicville
D'Aloia
West Virginia ‘Pulp and Paper Company
D’aloia
Baby Boy Drowns In Onondaga Creek
Daniel H. Baker age 2 of 504 West Brighton Avenue drowned in Onondaga Creek near his home shortly before noon. Emanuel Harrison living at the same Brighton address found the body about 2000 feet north of the West Colvin Street bridge after a search begun when the boy was reported missing. Police and a physician attended the scene. The child was the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Baker.
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Daniel H. Baker
Brighton Av
Onondaga Creek
Ling
W. Colvin St
Emanual Harrison
Raymond Baker
Eisenhower Gives Up Command as He Joins Civilian Life
General Dwight D. Eisenhower formally turns over supreme command to General Matthew B. Ridgway in a ceremony at Supreme Headquarters. He will retire from active duty tomorrow and travel to Washington to report to civil and military authorities before becoming a private citizen with full political rights.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Command
Eisenhower
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme Headquarters
Washington
Delegates Invited to See Eisenhower Before Convention
Washington reports that Gen. Dwight Eisenhower will host give-and-take sessions for state delegation heads. Talks set in Abilene New York and Denver with delegates invited to learn his views. His first speech after returning is planned for Abilene next Wednesday, with further meetings during June at Columbia University and in Denver after headquarters move to the Brown Palace Hotel.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
New York
Denver
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Brown Palace
Eisenhower Leaves Open Path to Campaign After Tuesday
In remarks Tuesday night Dwight D. Eisenhower said he would shed his military uniform and assume the privileges of an American citizen, including the right to campaign for the Republican nomination. He stopped short of an all out bid but indicated he could become an active candidate at any time after Tuesday, with a major speech planned in Abilene Kansas.
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Eisenhower
Abilene
Kans
Your Hospital The Story of A Revolution
A two month Syracuse hospital study by Cathy Covert questions administrators, trustees, patients, nurses, doctors, civil leaders, and educators. It reveals new medical methods, rising hospital costs, nursing shortages, and the future of hospital care. Start reading this Sunday in the Herald American and Herald Journal.
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Hopitals
Herald-American
Herald- Journal
General Hospital
Syracuse
Cathy Covert
Edu
Cal Oine
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