G O P Tidal Wave Forecast in New York State Campaign
New York's 1946 election campaign ends with confidence of a Republican landslide. Dewey's margin over Mead could reach 500000 to 1000000, with some predictions up to 1500000. Ives looks set to become the first NY Republican U.S. Senator in 20 years. Upstate gains and a strong NY Legislature are anticipated, though NYC margins remain contested.
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World body budget sparks Soviet criticism and capital sites considered
Soviet Russia calls the 1947 UN budget swollen and urges sharp cuts while criticizing the plans for a large broadcasting station. Feodor Gousev proposes cutting UN staff by up to 40 percent and questions the paperwork. New York City and San Francisco bid to host the UN with free land, as Secretary General Trygve Lie lists five candidate capitals.
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Jeep Bombed Near Tel Aviv Brings Fresh Arab Violence
In Palestine a jeep exploded near Pelah Tikva about six miles east of Tel Aviv injuring one soldier seriously. The blast followed a week of road mine attacks that killed five British soldiers and wounded many more. The Arab strike, coupled with the Jewish Sabbath, slowed life across the Holy Land.
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Weather Forecast for Syracuse and Eastern New York
The Syracuse area Weather Bureau reports cloudy mild conditions with occasional rain spreading from the south to the north. Monday brings showers and cooler weather with temperatures peaking near 80 degrees Saturday and a low around 47.
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Snow Storm Grips Rocky Mountain Region
A severe storm swept the Rocky Mountain area bringing eight inches of snow to Denver. Air travel halted and trains ran behind schedule while buses remained active. Temperature drops threatened livestock and beets harvests paused. Motorists faced road closures and patrols urged minimal travel.
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Strike Postponed in New York City School Custodians
Howard Bal ard president of Local 74 APL International Building Service Employees Union said Saturday a strike planned for Monday by custodial workers in 850 New York City schools has been postponed.
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More Miners Walk Out In Coal Strike Across Region
Dozens of miners quit work in several states amid John L Lewis wage talks. About 10,000 idle miners reported in West Virginia and Kentucky with some Tennessee mines shut. Heat and water cut at Sylvania Majestic and Bellevue hotels as engineers lose jobs.
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Onondaga County Politico Biographical Sketches
Editorial page presents biographical sketches of candidates from both parties in Onondaga County along with a reproduction of a voting device face. The feature surveys contenders’ backgrounds aims to inform voters ahead of the upcoming election.
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Word and Wired cover national football games late
The latest late edition report compiles last minute coverage of the nation’s football games by Word and Wired with Herald American staff reporting on all notable games.
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Local and State Coverage From Major News Agencies
A roundup of local and state news reports from News Services of the World’s Greatest Wives, Associated Press, United Press and International Newsplus covering significant events, public notices, and community updates across multiple regions.
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Parade and Syracuse Sunday Herald Feature Package 15 Cents
Advertising blurb touts Supplements 40 Page American Weekly 16 Page Pack and Parade 28 pages of pictures in Syracuse Sunday Herald American all for 15 cents.
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Muddy Archbold Stadium Drenches 12000 Temple Fans
A rain drenched afternoon at Archbold Stadium saw 12 000 Temple supporters cheer amid mud. Players and cheerleaders slipped on the field as spectators sheltered with stickers and parkas while referees drew mixed reactions from the soaked crowd.
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Very Large Quake Report
California seismologists reported a very large earthquake recorded on the seismograph for over an hour. C F Richter said the quake originated somewhere on the other side of the world with initial readings suggesting great impact in the area of origin despite local winds.
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Patrolman and Bandit Die in Missouri Gun Battle
A state patrolman and a bandit were killed early Saturday in a highway gun battle near Billings Missouri. A second bandit, wanted for a $60 holdup, fired on police and escaped. Another patrolman was wounded in the exchange.
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Elmira Prison Escapee Captured Near Barn Three Miles From Scene
The 17 year old escaped prisoner Kirby was captured in a barn near Elmira after 33 hours on the run. State Police Corporal Winkley pursued him at night, using a flashlight, and Kirby surrendered when found among hay bales. Deputies were suspended during the incident.
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Syracuse Wins Big Saturday with Multiple Football Victories
Central New Worlds reports Syracuse defeats Temple 28 to 7 while Columbia and Colgate also win. Ohio State, West Virginia, Notre Dame, Michigan, Georgia, Penn State, and other teams post notable scores. Details on games and outcomes appear in the sports page.
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Inside Page Fragments and Editorial Notes
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