Congress to Use Ax on ’49 Budget Says Cannon
Congressional appropriations chairmen outlined plans for budget cuts and reform amid Truman’s proposed 1949 federal spending. Cannon urged amending the Congressional Reorganization Act to enforce annual spending limits and allow timely budget figures, while noting current law is unworkable and proposals hinge on economic needs and defense programs.
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Alwass
Congress
Oman
Cannon
Cannor
Air Truman
House
Senate
Truman
Oneida County recanvass confirms Davies lead over Fuller
The Oneida County election board recanvass shows no change from a recheck, keeping Davies ahead of Hedwen C Fuller by 162 votes. County officials planned to release official figures after consulting County Attorney Pre Pritchard. The recount also confirmed the election of Jereman J Ashcroft in Luca’s Second Astempty District, while Ashcroft defeated Fechard R Griffith in Uticany by 92 votes.
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Jonny Davies
Strom
Apnarentis
Recanvass
Oneida
Gate Davies
Hedwen
Fuller Parish
Albert Amacher
Amacher
Pre Pritchard
Meri Ctunes
Derocca
Jereman J
Ashcroft
Luca
Oneida County
Ashcroft Hs
Fechard R. Griffith
Uticany
Sath
Oswego
Onerdol
Oswego County
Today's Features and Page Layout Notes
Readers find a feature section on the national mood and corporate actions with analysis by Rand Laurence on the imperial page. The issue previews comic pages 14 to 35 and notes regulars including four regulars and a poetry feature, with edward's letters and church notices.
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Tee jeorrepnEnce
Seseu
Rand Laurence
Jean Xan
Dean Crosen
Ord Man
Hewerth
Seus
Ewenhower
Unions Vote On Dock Strike End By Ballots
Longshore unions on both coasts begin ballot voting on ratifying a settlement with employers to end costly work stoppages. If accepted, about 2 063 workers return to daytime shifts and thousands more idle across rail and port operations may restart. The strike cost millions in trade, with East Coast stoppages noted as most significant. Brooklyn locals claim 12 090 members participated in the meeting backing the terms.
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Jostlone
Sailroad
CTO Longinoremen
AFL
Pacific Coast
Rank
Fle
Brooklyn
Bus Passer Given Break By J P
New York and Boston items describe minor court actions and a taxi of oddities. Justice Calvin Hingham suspended a $5 fine for Stuart Allen after a disruption charge. Police in Queens turn over $2,000 from a cat scratched stash to Chester Myron, noting the cats involvement. A Boston judge proposes baby treatment for holiday football rowdiest as juveniles endure a 24 hour diaper and bottle regimen. Atlanta reports Aaron D. Richards found riding a stalled train car with no charges filed.
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Seip Center
Cayuga
Raymond Saaler
Raale
Calvin Hingham
Mt Camulls i
Binghim
Wee
Aneponte
New York
Myron
Chester Myron
Jackson Heights
Queens
Frank Tee
Myxes
Boston F
John H Connelly
Boston
Misstep Is Fatal in Chicago Restaurant Shooting
In a Chicago restaurant a man stepped on another and was fatally shot. Witnesses said Joseph Crveda, 27, faced no charge for the incident while Charles Tanborey, 26, and his brother in law Raymond Fassett, 40, both of Chicago, were detained. Police Lt Paul Jonneon reported the events as investigators learned the chain of actions including a rival pursuing Grzeda and Holum, a 32 caliber pistol used, and the shooting of Grzeda in the left arm and chest.
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Ve — & Mann
Joseph Crveda
Charles Tanborey
Raymond Fassett
Chicago
Paul Jonneon
Graedda
Harestauersml
Toft
Frank Wowie
Lanthoray
Fassot
Tanthorey
Smi
Grzeda
Holum
Grzedd
Tans Thore
Fassols
Rochester Bank Official Charged With False Entries
Schlenker, 82, bank comptroller, was charged with making false entries to cover stock market losses. FBI and auditors estimate losses could reach 278000 dollars. He allegedly doctored books daily for 25 years, with a court hearing scheduled and bail set at 10000 dollars. Weather reports note cooling conditions and possible snow.
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Hewy
P Sekine
HiWat. Co
Abe Dank & Books
Gyora
Schlenker
Bank Presiden Wilkam
Foster
Dinger
FBI
Marty Maynoc
Sud Schienker
Federal Deposts Insurance Corp
Maynor
Schienker
Sioner
Robert Milter
Alved
Miller
Clothes Costs Take a Look at Sis By Harmony
A quirky column questions if mothers pay more for clothing than fathers. It tallies a nine year old girl’s yearly wardrobe costs, including shoes, underwear, dresses, coats, and school wear, totaling near $500, while noting parental purchasing patterns and the impact of growing children.
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Gammer
Blaze at Zett Brewery Tamps Fire Crews After Water Damage
Reported heavy water damage and a spectacular blaze at the Zett Brewery. Firemen fought flames that reached several floors, with the roof collapsing near dawn. Narrative mentions Northside area and widespread damage, urging cautious assessment of salvage prospects.
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St Alter
Zett
William J_Connelly
Alvin
Fee
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Lower
Sonce
New York Telephone rate hikes face broad city opposition
Seven upstate towns and several cities including Utica Rome and Auburn protested a New York Telephone Company request to raise rates by about 15 percent with an immediate 10 percent boost. New York City Buffalo Niagara Falls and Olean had already voiced objections. Rome and Auburn urged their councils to oppose at PSC hearings while Utica Mayor Bayd E Golder said the city would protest the increases.
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New Lark
New York
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Auburn
New York City
Buffalo
Nauguia Falls
Olean
Ther
Quondara County
IME Telephone Company
Pub Hc Servee Commission
Twe Ciy Councils
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PSC
Ubea
Bayd E Golder
Golder
Bail Posted In Loan Case In Ithaca Area
Ithaca area reports allege Eleanor Smith, 39, of Etna, forged husband Hiram A Smith's signature to secure FHA home improvement loans. Indictments total about 10,223 dollars from four Ithaca area banks. some loans repaid, others defaulted. Coast Guard notes. the case links to broader bank activity and regional figures.
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Eleanor Smith
Etna
Cenca
Smith
Hiram A Smith
Ithace Banking
Mnilita Nions
Ney Aiglanehs
Ayent
Syracuse Dryuma
Hermor
Coast Guard
Alfred EB Smith
Norman Stagg
Set
Fotran
Woman Hunter Dies of Wound in Deer Hunt Tragedy
Mrs Pauline Tuttle, 26, died at Thompson Memorial Hospital from a gunshot suffered during a Wednesday hunt. Sgt Melvin Hand said the shot hit her in the back while seated behind a hedge. Rochester’s Frank Trank, 48, was arraigned on first degree manslaughter, previously free on bail for second degree assault. Authorities say he admitted intention to shoot while the woman stood up. both were in separate hunting parties.
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Canandaigua UI
Pauline Tuttle
Thompson Memorial Hospital
Tuttle
Melvin Hand
Thomann
Rochester
Prodigal Proverb Sparks Hollywood Party Debate
Barbara Stanwyck joined Ingmar Bergman and Esther Williams at an Audience Research Institute event in Hollywood. Proverb quotes circulated as time saving tech was argued. Stanwyck offered the quip about the prodigal son and not the father, remarking on what should be killed.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Audience Research Institute
Ingme Bergman
Esther Williams
Siars
Hollywood
Fifth Death Follows Hex by Doomed Man Jake Bird
TAQOMA Washington reports another death linked to the Jake Bird case. A day after his condemned execution, the 44 year old defendant's final attorney died of a heart attack. Authorities say Bird confessed to involvement in or knowledge of multiple slayings including Bertha Kludt and her 11 year old daughter.
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Taqoma
Wash
Jake Bird
Rval
Bird
Bertha Kludr Bo
Moscow Agreement Upheld As Berlin Talks Drag On
PARI AP reports US Assistant Secretary of State Willard Le Thorp says Washington accepts use of the Berlin mark in all Berlin matters and will not withdraw from Moscow directives. He cites Aug 30 four power directives as basis for Security Council Berlin resolution, while noting Berlin’s deteriorating political situation. Argentine Foreign Minister Bramarghe plans to end his neutral mission by Nov 30, with Belgium’s Fernand Langenhove set to take over Dec 1. US supports neutrals, but currency and blockade linked. Western powers demand blockade lift before final currency settlement. Russia seeks Moscow principles.
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Willard le Thorp
Berlin
United States
Moscow
Thorp
United Nations
Sud
Russe
Carepf
Security Council
Berke
Juan Brarmaghe
Council Sprisdebe
Fernand Vat Langenhove
Belgium
Wil
Fum Bramaghe
Bacher Bragmaghs
Russia
Bramugls
Westarh
Bevin
Fire damages Utica Knitting Mill plant in blaze
A two alarm fire caused extensive damage at the Utica Knitting Mill after a spark in a heating room hopper started the blaze. The fire spread through the plant, with the showing department noted as heavily damaged. President Earl Dunmore reported the damage but did not estimate losses.
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Ehowing
Seserday
Earl Dunmore
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