Denham Angers Labor Chiefs with Pledge to Maintain Law
The 64 year old National Labor Relations Board general counsel Denham signals he will not resign, pledging to administer the Republican labor law as long as it remains on the books. He notes potential changes but says no one has asked for his removal.
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Colgate Heads Shaved as SU Scandals Mar Pregame Fun
Syracuse University leads Colgate 16 to 25 shaved heads in a playful pregame count during a week of official headhunting activities. Officials fear the endgame Saturday at Archbold Stadium will be rowdy as hotels warn guests and Pinkerton agents are stationed to monitor access.
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Storm veers out to sea near Cape Hatteras
A weakened storm that formed off the South Atlantic veered northeastward toward sea, losing force after striking Nesta Carolina’s outer banks yesterday. No major property or shipping damage reported as winds dropped and the system moved at about 22 mph.
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TODAY'S FEATURES AMONG THE CONFEREES AT FENTAGON MEETING
The article outlines a Pentagon gathering convened by Defense Secretary Forrestal to discuss the rearmament program. Attendees include Winthrop Aldrich and John L. Lewis, among others supportive of the policy. Editorial notes and page references follow, with sections on jokes, horoscopes, and columnist items.
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Ruhr Policy Clash Looms
London reports six power talks amid looming clash with Britain and the United States over future Ruhr control. French protests cited. Western governors scrutinize German property rights and earnings distributions pending a representative government in Germany.
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Egypt Surrenders Key Village Spot
Egypt reportedly ceded a village and nearby area as Israeli forces began occupying the location. An informant described a white flag over the village and advancing troops. The report notes Israeli forces moving into southern Palestine with control of the area.
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Man Admits Wrecking Train to Rob Victims
Norristown district attorney announced a suspect identified as Johnson admitted wrecking the Reading Co line near Valley Forge to search pockets of victims. He faced murder charges with attempted derailment and was sentenced to seven years for prior related offenses in Reading.
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Armistice Day Observed With Citywide Ceremonies
Salute and hushed crowds mark Armistice Day as monuments in Syracuse Billings and nearby areas receive wreaths. Mayor and veterans groups lead tributes while a parade is planned to end the observance this evening.
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Psalm Halts Boy s Hold Up Try
A damaged OCR item describes a boy attempting a robbery at a home. Mrs Oreita and Mrs Huck recount the incident in which the youth demanded money, threatening with a weapon. Police later found him in the vicinity as they investigated the darkness and confusion of the night.
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Java unrest leaves dozens dead and abducted
UPI reports in Java over the past two weeks the Dutch army faced 21 incidents with 47 killed 46 abducted and 13 wounded across the region. The tally reflects ongoing violence in BALAWVNA and surrounding areas as security efforts intensify.
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China at War Rages Near Nanking Amid Breakup of Order
The war center shifts as government forces and Communist troops clash near Suchow and Nanking. Government officials report heavy casualties on both sides while rail lines move troops and civilians flee. Reports note American forces evacuating families from Qingdao and Shanhaiguan as the Communist front lines press toward the national capital.
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New York Deficit Fights Over Education Aid Loom
Albany reports say the push for higher education aid and slave art funding failed before it began. Assemblyman Wheeler Mil moe Madison County Republican plans to again push a bill in 1949 to boost state aid for education by 108000 dollars. The anticipated deficit for the current fiscal year could reach up to 50 million dollars, complicating any budget increases and making a larger aid package unlikely.
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Cold Comes, But No Snow Rides Statewide
A cold spell kept near freezing across the state with little snow. Syracuse saw only light flurries, Albany reported a touch of snow, and winds suggest no major snowfall soon. The forecast warns of clouds and continued cool temperatures for the next 24 hours, with nightly lows around 32 degrees.
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British Reject Big 3 Parley
British Prime Minister Clement Ratiluy rejected a Commons proposal to hold two new Big Three meetings with Premier Stalin and President Truman. The drive aimed at an early summit to discuss present day problems and surrogate court matters in Rensselaer County, with mention of Mrs Kathleen Kickerbacker and the Eddy Valve Company in Waterford context.
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Firemen Hurt as Nuns Free Blaze in Rochester
Early today a blaze in the former St Josephs building in Rochester injured six firemen and prompted the rescue of twelve nuns from the Sisters of the Order. The incident occurred amid wider talk of Federal job reductions and nonessential expenditures as lawmakers debate the executive branch size and spending.
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Hoover Commission study aims to trim government costs
Former President Herbert Hoover said the Hoover Commission on executive reorganization will likely save billions annually if its recommendations are adopted. He outlined plans for a presidential staff service, a career government service, higher executive salaries, and streamlining the Post Office to reduce political influence and red tape, with a report due to Congress in January.
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Bus Thief Hunted in New York Subway Incident
Police hunt a man who stole a bus and fled into the subway after a brief chase. Witnesses describe a lone male suspect wearing dark clothing and fleeing along Eighth Avenue. No injuries reported. investigation ongoing by New York authorities.
The Barber's Stance and a Barbershop Incident
A fragmented account recounts a barber shop scene where a shaved man resisted a barber described as intoxicated. The barber clamped a nose and forefinger to control the man as he uttered defiant cries, ending with a warning to let go.
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War of Radio Shows Escalates as CBS NBC Offer Spills
Hollywood reports an open clash over prime time radio as CBS and NBC fight for top talent and ratings. Amos ’n’ Andy switchs sides to CBS in a reported 2 million dollar five year deal with taxes noted, while Benny Hill rivals lure stars and networks race to secure hit programs amid a shifting radio landscape.
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