50 House Members Unseated Dems Take Chamber Control
The Associated Press reports Democrats gained control of Congress as voters produced a landslide shift. The House seating shows Democrats with about 242 seats to Republicans 184, with American Labor holding one seat and five vacancies. The Senate result appears to favor Democrats as well, reshaping the postwar legislative body.
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Two Men Injured Union Agent Dies In Labor Temple Fire
A fire at the Syracuse Labor Temple on 398 Frankl Street at 3:30 AM killed one man and injured two others including five men. The deceased was John Je collar, 52, a labor figure. Injured were Lt Gharies Mc Gerthy of Hook and Ladder 3 with a right arm injury and Red Bergan 3% 147 E Onondaga St, struck by debris and grievously burned.
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Stunned GOP fears loss of Mayoralty in Onondaga
The Onondaga race shows Republicans anxious about losing Syracuse’s mayoralty as Democrats push to consolidate labor support after a tight county result. Lawrence Toole notes pre election nerves and negotiations to bolster labor backing to blunt expected GOP setback.
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Truman dedicates presidency to peace and world progress
President Truman vows to dedicate his term to world peace and national prosperity as he responds to congratulations from Gov. Thomas E. Dawes. He thanks supporters for their sportsmanship and stresses commitment to serving the American people in coming years.
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Commentary on Dewey Trumans Victory from Hantey
Hantey comments on Governor Dewey acknowledging President Truman's election win. The piece notes public reaction, political implications, and support or opposition to continuing Truman's programs and administration.
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Prominent Figure Guides Tone on East-West Tensions
A public figure in an early edition column addresses current strains between Telatroms and Russia. The piece aims to quell hysteria and avert war, arguing for measured diplomacy and cautious language amid rising tensions.
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Market Slows as London Trading Edges Higher
London trading opened softly with the market barely steady as the American session hinted at gains. Analysts noted cautious activity amid mixed economic signals and late selling pressure across sectors.
More Mild Days Ahead Forecast Repeats
Weather Bureau reports continued mild temperatures with little change for a few days. Occasional rain possible tonight as conditions remain steady across Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Low near 43 and high around 58 degrees. mild trend continues tomorrow.
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Dewey Loss and Stock Market Bounce in New York
News from New York reports Dewey conceding defeat to Truman while Wall Street reacts with heavy trading. Blue chip stocks and industrials fall as 250000 shares move in first hour, with Dewey’s political end and Warren of California discussed amid market volatility.
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Bomber crash near Manchester claims 16 lives
A large long bomber wreckage was found near Manchester with 16 feared dead. The aircraft normally carries 10 to 12 crew, and headquarters said no confirmed number aboard. Brivaran base listed 30 bombers in the squadron.
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Food Index Hits New 1948 Low In June 1967
New York The Dun and Bradstreet Wholesale Food Index declined by 10 points to a fresh yearly low as of June 24 1967. The index measures wholesale prices per pound of commonly used food oils and items in general use.
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Fog Halts Airlift in Berlin
Reports say heavy fog halted airlift operations in Berlin as officials shifted to a reduced schedule. The last sighting suggested ongoing but limited activity despite the weather disruption.
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Truman Wins Presidency in Electoral Vote Upset
The Associated Press reports a dramatic 304 to 189 electoral count for Truman, with Dewey conceding after Truman led in California and multiple states. Dewey's campaign faced a narrow popular vote gap as Thurmond carried several states. Truman plans to return to Washington to push housing, civil rights, and other New Deal era programs. Congress remains split.
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Marshall Likely To Resign On January 20
Secretary of State George C Marshall is expected to resign January 20, regardless of the presidential election outcome. An armed source within the American United Nations delegations says Marshall plans to deliver to his farm after stepping down.
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Keep on With It Edward G Robinson Praise Note
Edward G Robinson lauded workers for hard toil saying the man works himself to bone and sinew and knows how to make all the people under him work. He compared Carnegie’s discipline to common effort and noted production records this week.
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Reelected in North Attleboro as Republican speaker holds seat
Martin Reelected in North Attleboro Massachusetts as Republican speaker of the House. He wins easily in his home district despite a strong Democratic challenge. Reelection secures his 13th term in Congress.
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