Twin Sisters Birthday Surprise Missed by Absent Mother
Michelle, two, met her newborn sisters on her birthday as her mother, Mrs. Fred Vineau, arrived in a wheelchair with twins Bonnie Jean and Imma Marie. The scene at 328 Lionelay followed a hospital birth and family tumult, ending with Michelle seeking a kiss she did not receive.
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United States balks at UN budget plans
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg attacked the proposed United Nations budget as the General Assembly indexes over 50 items. He opposed paying 50 percent of administrative costs, urging the U.S. to cover 25 percent instead while noting global inequality in earning capacity.
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Weather forecast: light rain due tonight continues cool
The Weather Bureau expects light rain tonight from a trough of low pressure in the Ohio Valley stretching eastward. The fall will be mild with little temperature change, and tonight’s low should stay above 40 degrees. A deep low in the far northwest will push the weather warmer by Sunday, with a rainy turn again by Monday.
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Weather Forecast for Syracuse Area Today
Partly cloudy with continued cool temperatures. Occasional rain possible late tonight and into Saturday, with continued cool conditions through the period.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Small Sea Craft Warned of Storm
Miami Weather Bureau issued a small craft advisory for the southeast Florida coast and through the Keys. The advisory noted a developing storm near Andros Island and predicted seas and winds to keep craft in port along the Atlantic coast.
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Cotton Futures Jump at Open in New York Market
Nearby cotton futures rose ten dollars per bale at the opening in New York with later months climbing as much as. Heavy overnight order flow showed strong mill buying interest across contracts.
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French Air Crash Kills 12 Near St Leger La Montagne
Reuters reports a transport plane crash in central France near St Leger La Montagne in Haute Vienne kills 12 people. The disaster details remain sparse as officials investigate the causes and exact site.
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Price Control Boards Cut as OPA Shrinks Staff
OPA announces retrenchment cutting about one third of remaining staff with 30 days notice. In Syracuse district 20 local boards including Syracuse are closed. Nearly 100 items lose price controls as agency reduces operations, signaling a skeleton office post Halloween.
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Lewis Boycotts U S Talks In Coal Wage Stand
United Mine Workers President Johan Lewis leads a boycott at a UMWA meeting with Federal Coal Mines Administrator N H Collison as 400 000 soft coal miners seek higher wages. Williamston operators report 15 of 42 mines idle with 4 000 miners out of work as talks continue without full participation.
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United States urges new sites for UN headquarters
The United States asked the United Nations to add Flushing Meadows in New York City and the San Francisco Bay area to the site discussions for a permanent UN headquarters. Warren R Austin, head of the U.S. delegation, formally supported including the two areas alongside Weston County New York and Fairfield County Connecticut.
Russian Shortwave Broadcasts Aimed At Russians
Washington officials say the United States plans to begin daily one hour Russian language broadcasts around January 1 to provide Russians with an actual account of American affairs. The initial program is expected to air in the evening.
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Bombay on guard as communal riots threaten Moharram holidays
Police and civic authorities tighten measures to avert Hindu Muslim clashes during the approaching Moharram observances as the communal riot situation enters its third month in the city.
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Gandhi II Calcutta Report on Gandhi’s Health
Gandhi, spiritual leader of the All India Congress Party, was reported to be resupplied in Calcutta today with a cold and cough. His physician described him as weak and ailing.
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Halloween Fest Ends Peacefully in Syracuse This Year
Syracuse and Onondaga County reported a calm Halloween with only 30 fire alarms. The Syracuse Kiwanis and local clubs hosted events for about 1,254 children, with most celebrations held at the main club, Polish Legion Branch, and neighbor hold club.
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Two Held in Rome Blast
Rome police official Carmine Botino says Nicelino Palitti, critically injured in the British embassy bombing, has been detained for investigation along with a second man identified as Lautislag Kran, nationality not stated.
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Tidal Wave Alert Hits Oahu After Aleutian Quake
A tsunami alert was issued for Oahu after a violent Aleutian quake in Alaska. Forecasters warned of rip currents and abnormally high waves along Diamond Head and north shores as authorities urged residents to seek higher ground. The April 2 event left casualties and thousands displaced in previous Honolulu reports.
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Seven Arrested in U S Marijuana Ring Probe
Federal authorities announced the arrest of seven suspects tied to a marijuana and heroin trafficking ring. Assistant U S attorney T R Norman Kirchgiaber said investigators seized leads on the ringleaders and the main source of supply during operations Thursday night into today.
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Kirby Fleeing In A Wild Jail Break At Alpine Junction
Escaped felon Richard Kirby slipped from a handcuff near Alpine Junction while being transported from Elmira Reformatory. He fled on foot after stabbing at the steering wheel as deputies and guards pursued him, leaving two other prisoners recaptured and injured. Authorities statewide joined the manhunt with reports of a possible broken arm.
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Editorial Calls for End of Politics Program Amid International Pressure
On the editorial page Sherry Bowen analyzes the push by four entering nations to abolish a political program. The piece outlines the battle lines and stakes as leaders weigh changes in policy and international response.
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