Inductees Sworn as Area’s Largest Draft Batch
Brought by Syracuse Army recruitment officers, 35 men were sworn in this morning, the largest group since resumption of the draft. Capt Norman H Sacks noted higher call volumes expected for the Army of the Air Forces, urging enlistment before remaining unpaid call figures tighten. Names include Kenneth Goppert Oswego Francis McQuaid Harald Ober Fussell O'Dell and others from Oswego Stamey Cyerow Pad Prantding finetested.
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SIS
Ivere
Army
Norman H. Sakks
Syracuse
Januay
Army of Air Forces
Kenneth Goppert
Batite
Oswego
Francis McQuaid
Stamey Cyerow
Phecefore
Harald Ober
Fr. Jackson
Fussell O'Dell
City to Get Forecasts for Winter Weather Warnings
Raymond H. W. Dodge announces city will obtain winter weather warnings from private forecast firm in supplement to state Public Works and Farm Bureau notices. William Robinson district engineer will provide daily updates, with data drawn from the farthest Weather Service in Weston, Mass. Alerts will cover sleet rain and related storage forecasts for the city.
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Raymond HW. Dodge
Public Works
Dodge
State Department of Public Works
Wiliam Robinson
Districtai
Robinson
Weaslees
Television screens expand as radio with sight grows
A newspaper notes the arrival of a new technology blending radio with visual elements. Marquis Childs comments on editorial pages while items on posts 3 and 31 reference comics and headlines. The issue lists pages for Eisenhower, finances, engineering reporter, radio, and letters with pictures on page 2.
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Marquis Childs
Cpluma
Ida Fear Kein
Dr- Dean - Crossford
Mary Hawarth
Eisenhower
World leaders urged U S payroll cut amid demand for aid
Lawmakers urged Budget Director James E Webb to set payroll ceilings and cut 53 629 from the 2 041 533 employment total as U S auto industry jobs ride on high production. The report notes 5 513 000 units produced in the year, with total employment reaching 5 621 715, a level near the historic high. The call came from Rep. Qums Mexe Seah D NY who urged adherence to peacetime payroll limits.
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Pmqums Mexe Seah
D-Ny
James E. Webb
Anphes
Iix
Webb
States
Canada
German War Criminals Executed at Landsberg Prison
Fourteen German war criminals were processed at Landsberg Prison marking the 87th execution in the postwar rounds. The hangings followed trials for killing concentration camp inmates and American POWs. A U S Army report noted a stay for one defendant while reviews continue. church leaders urged a halt, but authorities stated no action unless a judge finds reasonable doubt. Syracuse University reported 19,898 students, largest upstate enrollment, with University at Buffalo second and Cornell third in New York State.
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Landsberg— Hill
Syracuse U
Munich
Germany
Landsberg
Richard Senulza
Kaltentrunner
Rastenneumer
Nuenberg
couHy J
Theophil Warm
Wuervdamberg
Truman
U. S. Army
Schiulxe
Syragusa University
Studertts
Upstate
State Education Department
New York State
Imth Inegedt
D.S. Office of Education
Utica College
Iple Cities College
Adivolt
Universly College
Upstate New York
Buffalo
Cornel University
Lota
Roy
Laree
Farm Price Props Hit One Billion Amid War Time Aid
Washington reports governments may reach four point seven five billion dollars under price support programs before crop year ends. Loans, grants, and purchases funded perishable and nonperishable products with debt relief options for farmers, while political debate centers on defense spending and postwar policy. Senator Ty dings warns of a ceiling near fifteen billion dollars for next year's defense costs and calls for tighter oversight and reforms across the armed services.
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Washington
Serawor Tydings
D-Md
Armed Services
Congress
Those Hanged Funds From Camps Spark Controversy
A garbled report discusses funds allegedly tied to Buenenwald Maite rhausen and other concentration camps and cites Navis meli¢ Jin Vitter's KIM the Wars program as part of the controversy.
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Todas
Buenenwald, Maiterhausen
Othr Hotorinus
Navis Meli¢ Jin Vitter
Baby left with relatives after caregiver lapse
Chicago report: Marie Belgiya, 24, of Tacoma Bay, West, left her one half year old baby with Everett and Staeh banks while they cared for the child. Everett works nights, Staehbanks days. police detained but later released them for questioning. The infant was placed in an orphanage.
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Chicago
Gotice
Euitene Everet
Mag Staeh Banks
Marie Belgiya
Tien Bay
Wes
Everett
Egcom
Nighis and Stabbanks
Pale
Deladeal Tolay
Ball Games In Southerly Cities Amid Unseasonal Warmth
Weather report notes 28th straight day above normal temperatures in Syracuse and surrounding areas. Youths played sandlot baseball as unseasonably warm conditions persisted, with a forecast of frigid weather returning soon. Highs predicted near 44 degrees, showers tonight and tomorrow, rain expected to end, with temperatures dropping to around 42 by night.
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Syracuse
Wty
Weather Bureau
Amarrow
Transport Marks London 1ns Rail Way Records
London railways report all passenger and freight records set this year in Britain with one billion passenger journeys and 276 million tons of merchandise moved. performance highlights reflect increased transit and trade activity across the network.
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Transport
London
Bervish
Great Britain
Buried Treasure in Priesitive Troubles Dialog
A fragmentary dialogue shows Pivantor dent Consvay and others discussing Palestine and crystal gazing. The garbled text mentions a lurid gaze, a crystal seer, and references to Silried treatire with distracted, puzzle-like phrasing.
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Pivantor Dent
Palestine
Bellavie
Two Birds Too Much for New Dad
Boston patrolman John Mae returns home to find a chaotic scene as his wife informs him of a hospital call and two young children Maureen 4 and John 5, moments after planning a turkey dinner. A new family member arrives, while he rushes to the hospital. The report mixes humorous and puzzling details about the incident and party preparation.
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Boston P
John Mae
John
Maureen
O'Donnell
Buck Hunter Injures Thigh in Jamestown Incident
In Jamestown a hunter sustained a thigh injury after being kicked by a large buck. Alden G. Caplan, 7, was reported at the hospital with the injury following the incident yesterday. The chaotic scene involved several deer and local hunters in the area.
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Jamestown
Alden G. Caplan
Cevneie
False Alarm Warnings Hit Syracuse Hospitals and Bristol Plant
Fire Chief William Connelly cites two flagrant false alarms targeting Onondaga General Hospital and Bristol Laboratories in Syracuse. One caller claimed a basement fire at the hospital with a Dr Miller moniker, prompting a swift but unnecessary response. The Bristol alarm referenced an explosion with a faulty phone line, drawing units away from the city. Prosecutors pledge action. a suspect, Robert Brewster, faced penalties for prior false alarms and paid restitution.
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Alain
Hine Shief
William Connelly
Tay
Wolew
Connelly
Matsnal Jahn
P. Sloan
Onondara General Hospital
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Onondaga General
Alan
Dr. Miller
Bristol
Kyrys Connelly
Syracuse
Ala Ringek
M Cught
Robert F. Brewster
Jamesville
Ag A
Truman Cabinet Review of Foreign Situation Discussed
Washington report states President Truman and his cabinet held an hour long session to review foreign affairs. Secretary of State Marshall led the briefing, with Postmaster General Donaldson noting Marshall covered both European and Chinese phases of the international situation.
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Washington
Youman
Sesson
Marshall
Donaldsandald
Stamp collection of Harold Lufckes brings $57,585 at auction
Public auction in New York fetched $57,585 for Harold Lufckes stamp collection, former Interior Secretary. The lot included rare stamps and the event was announced by the auctioneer.
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New York
Harold Ly Fckes
Interior
Tekes
Kuni
Sod
Italy Invitation Likely for NATO Security Talks
Washington dispatch says Italy may be invited to join a North Atlantic security talks for a treaty likely to be formed. The report notes no final decisions and hints at ongoing diplomacy among alliance members.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Such & Security
Odd Death Claims Baby on Holiday
Thanksgiving turned tragic in Buffalo as 17 month old Sephie Cloen died from a cerebral concussion after striking a door frame during an ascent through a doorway. The injury occurred about two hours earlier on Thanksgiving Day in the Cloen household.
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Buffalo
George V. Cloen
Cloen
Sephie
Rent Rise Granted in Jamestown Housing Rates
Washington based officials report Housing Expeditor Tighe E Woods approved an eight percent general increase in maximum rents across Chautauqua County excluding the Chektauqua Institution. The move affects defense rental areas and broadens current housing caps.
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Washington
LLP
Tighe E. Woods
Jamestown
Ana J
Chautauqua County
Checteuqua
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