Council May Reopen City Tax and Spending Question
Tomorrow the Common Council will reconvene as a committee of the whole to decide on reopening the city tax and spending agenda. A new sales tax or other revenue move is possible, sparking anticipated battles and a possible realignment of council members. Fire Chief Connelly again urged higher powers to close three firehouses, while council members debated 1 or 2 percent sales tax options and other revenue sources to fund city services.
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Alfred W. Inight
William 4. Connelly
Melanie Kreuzer
Kreuner
Clarence M. Oswald
Oswald
Kreuzer
Cold Spell To Linger Across Northeast Forecast
Weather map shows little change in 34 to 36 hours but colder air will arrive later. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal. yesterday was three degrees below. Andrew P Kolier reports. Northeast temperatures hover near freezing with light snow flurries possible and a trace of snow observed overnight. Winds: west southwest to northeasterly light tomorrow, 10 to 15 mph.
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Fey Tempecata
Andrew P. Kolier
Marquis Childs Delivers Gen MacArthur Portrait At Pentagon
Marquis Childs analyzes General MacArthur and his relationship with the Pentagon, challenging the MacArthur legend and framing the war in Korea as a potential war climax. The piece appears on the editorials page alongside features and notes in today’s edition.
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Worlimax
Prospective Barber Price Hikes Discussed in Syracuse
A meeting at the Labor Temple will consider a 25 cent haircut price increase in Syracuse. Barber Union leaders and local shop owners discuss possible raises from 50 cents to 75 cents and up to 1.25 dollars, with top prices cited in Buffalo and Schenectady.
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If AM
Labor Temple
A.F.L
Buffalo
Scheynectady
South Carolina Chosen For Large Atomic Plant Site
The government selects a 250000 acre site in Aiken and Barnwell Counties along the Savannah River for an enormous atomic energy complex to supply materials for hydrogen bombs. Du Pont will design build and operate the plants with construction to begin next year relocation of about 1500 families required. The site lies near Aiken South Carolina and about 20 miles from Augusta Georgia near the Savannah River boundary.
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Atomic Jewetry Commission
Japan
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Wilmington
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Augusta
Georgia
French Infantry Battalion Lands in Korea for UN Action
A UN dispatch from Korea reports a French infantry battalion of 100 volunteers, mostly WWII veterans, landed in Pusan to support UN forces in Korea. The unit joins ongoing UN operations and reflects international military aid to the Korean conflict.
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Lake Success
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United Nations
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UN Faces Chinese Charges as Austin Probes Korea Aggression
The United States charged China with open aggression in Korea and urged the United Nations Security Council to act. Warren R. Austin met Wu Hsiu Chuan as Jacob Malik delayed the U N speech, with 8 to 1 voting against the Soviet move. The council debated aggression claims amid tense sessions and updated references to General MacArthur’s warnings.
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Strike Fee Quits Union at Cornell Over Picket Lines
Louis Humphrey, president of the Cornell service employees union, resigned saying he is against strikes though he remains 100 percent in support of the union. He plans to continue his son as chef at Clara Dickson Hall as students again cross picket lines to attend classes.
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Ithaca Fup
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Cornell Service
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Clara Dickson Hall
Coreles
Tokyo Earthquake Felt at 6 20 PM Local Time
A slight earthquake was reported in the Tokyo area at 6 20 PM local time. No damage or injuries were noted and authorities did not report further seismic activity.
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Tokyo
Farmer Misses 1500 After Syracuse Spree
A farmer reports losing or having his $1500 wad during a Syracuse spree. He left his Ward farm home and later visited Winchester Hotel where he met a man and two women before continuing to a booth and another location. Police note uncertainty over theft or loss.
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Winchester
Booth
Brothman Gets Seven Years In Red Spy Case
Avraham Brothman 37 receives seven years and 35000 fine for conspiracy to obstruct justice in a Federal grand jury probe of Soviet espionage. Miriam Maskowitz 34 is sentenced to seven years and 10000 fine on a similar charge. Judge Kaufman denounces the law’s limits while ordering consecutive terms and custody until fines are paid. Harry Gold, key witness, awaits sentencing in Philadelphia.
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Avraham Brothman
Miriam Maskowitz
Brothers Faw
Busiess
Irving Kaufman
Brothman T
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Brethman
iChina Builds War Bases Near Suchow Under Russian Supervision
The China Union Press reports Chinese Communist preparations for war with Soviet backing. Hangars are being built in the hills near Suchow 375 miles northwest of Shanghai at the junction of major rail lines. Facilities reportedly cover 200 jet fighters and 40 landing ships with parts sourced from Dairen.
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Russia
China Union Press
Reds
Suchow
Sianghai
Lianghai
Tientsin-Pu
Dairen
U S Steel Wage Talks Spark Climactic Bargaining Session
Reports from Pittsburgh indicate United States Steel Corp and C S O intensified wage bargaining with speculative talks of a substantial raise. Meetings began October 18 amid renewed labor pressure as workers and management faced mounting tensions.
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Nefazike CO
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Trig Marth
Chvagy
Deadly weekend storm leaves 278 dead across eastern states
Storm-swept eastern states struggle to resume business and production as thousands work to recover. Death toll reaches 278 with widespread property damage in the trillions of dollars estimates. Homes lack heat and electricity. many communities isolated. schools closed as the crisis continues.
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Associated Press
Entirely New War Hinted by MacArthur Over Korea
A 200000 strong Chinese force surged into North Korea threatening a major new phase in the Korean War. General MacArthur warned China’s intervention marked a shift beyond his authority and urged UN action as senior commanders convened in Tokyo for urgent guidance.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Walton H. Walker
Ilse Exonerates Herself In Buchenwald Trial Defense
Ilse Hoch, wife of a camp commandant, testifies she never saw prisoners whipped or a crematorium, defending herself against charges of condoning murder as witnesses recount brutalities at Buchenwald. Victims stand outside the makeshift court, barred from entry.
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Germany
Ise Hoch
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Tse
New Billions Seen Needed Amid War Fiscal Pressure
Treasury official Snyder warned a looming deficit of about 45.0 billion to 46.0 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year as military purchases rise. He noted the government ends its fiscal year next June 30 and the shortfall targets a 12 month period, stressing a hard balance between defense spending and revenue.
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Washington
Congressional
Snyder
French Cabinet Resigns After Defense Minister Censure
The French National Assembly censured Defense Minister Jules Mach amid an internal scandal. A motion to impeach failed by a narrow margin, sparing Mach from immediate trial as the cabinet decided to quit tonight. The vote reflected deep political turmoil within the government.
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National Assembly
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Ente
Trans Chase Paren
Milk price cut announced in New York area
A regional dairy price reduction is announced affecting one halve cent differences in wholesale and home delivered milk prices in New York state including Westchester and Long Island areas with an effect date set by The Boston Company.
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York
Westchester
Long Island
Borten Company
Boy's Body Found In Store Dummies
The body of 14 year old Raber Leonard, missing since October 7, was found today in a collapsed shack near Rock Creek, Poughkeepsie. Hunters spotting the wreckage discovered the victim among gear and debris. a fallen beam caused fatal injuries.
Felons Caught Six Still Hunted In Memphis Manhunt
In Memphis Tennessee two of eight dangerous convicts who slugged guards and escaped during a running gun battle were captured without a fight. A large posse hunted the remaining six fugitives as prison officials identified two captured men. The escape occurred at the Shelby County penal farm after the convicts rammed a gate with a stolen vehicle and fired on nearby buildings.
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James Rape
Coumpus
Tennessee
Missisippi
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Thay
Shelby County
Acheson Flags China Danger Masking Soviet Moves in Europe
Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned Senators that Chinese Communist intervention in Korea could mask a broader Russian threat in Europe. Speaking to a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee session, he urged rapid buildup of Western European strength while confirming China as an aggressor in Korea. Connally read a formal statement after the meeting.
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Dean Acheson
Korea
Europe
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Red China
Tom Con
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D-Fox
Acheson
Western
Connally
Soviet Claim US Threatens Nuclear War in Korea
Berlin reports quote East German papers and Soviet outlets painting the Korean War as far from over, claiming MacArthur’s offensive will force UN retreat while highlighting American fears of a broader catastrophe.
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Europe
United States
North Korea
Russia
East Germany
MacArthur
Astern Europe
Korra
Fears of European War Deepen With Korea News
Paris reports deepening fears of a European conflict as Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s statements and Soviet moves heighten danger. Western Europe fears Stalin may seek regional war, while defenses appear disorganized and understrength. European unity falters without Germany, prompting reexamination of defense concepts.
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Paris
Douglas MacArthur
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MacArthur
Ro Bray
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