Reorganization Seen At Syracuse Police Department
An authoritative source says the Syracuse Police Department will undergo major changes with the elimination of deputy chief jobs and the creation of three deputy posts. Incumbents Russell Humphry and Mathew Solinski likely to stay, Capt. Harold Kelly to become deputy, Lt. Arthur to move up, and several sergeants and lieutenants targeted for promotion as civil service lists expire in December.
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Arthur
Kelly
William Franey
Franey
Sers
Edward Lynch
William Brody
Eugene Sweeney
Louis Mosher
Harold Leib
Frank Bisbing
Emil Kocher
Francis Biel
Debate continues as UN weighs Big Four talks with Soviet
In Paris the United Nations Political Committee debated disarmament and secret talks with the Soviet Union. Delegates awaited Andrei Vishinsky's response to proposals for Big Four discussions. Western and Soviet factions kept cautious tone as names of participating nations and Arab Asian bloc were noted.
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United Nations
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Hiss
United States
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Spria
Vishinsky
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Philip C. Jessup
Assembly
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Peru
Venezuela
Russia
Britain
France
Mexico
Encouraging Start Clouded by Father’s Reserved Blessing
A Bangor father expressed cautious hope for his son’s marriage plans while revealing guarded feelings. In a consent blank filed at city hall he wrote a final line praying for mercy on him, signaling mixed emotions about the union.
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Bangor
City Hall
Fire erupts in five story Buffalo brick building
Buffalo UP dispatch reports a fast moving blaze in a five story brick building early today forcing most occupants to flee in night attire. The fire disrupted city life and added to tense international headlines as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization faced bold strategic risks amid global conflicts.
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North Atlanties ‘Treaty Organization
Western Alliance
Buffalo
Parlay Sale Admitted At Gulf Winds Luncheonette Case
Proprieter Jaerry Alex 48 of 327 Low Street pleaded guilty to selling baseball parlays at Ha pr boc.ing warming weather and mild forecast. Frank Maywright office manager of Weather Reynolds Motors 525 E Genesee Street charged with second degree grand larceny involving $12006, after gambling on World Series parlays with marked money.
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Sen-Lveather
Saley
Frank”Maywright
Brennan St
Reynolds Motors
E. Genesee
Maywright
Harry
Alex
Leahey
Robert Poweres
Eeriaed
Maswright
James
Syria military takes control after coup and cabinet reshuffle
Syria moved to hands of the army led by Col Adibi Shishehly after a coup as Marcus Dauali, a Populist, became premier amid an 18 day government crisis. Seven of ten cabinet members are Populists, with Dawali also defense minister. widespread arrests reported and political power centers shifted behind the scenes.
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Syria
Radio Damascus
Far
Associated Press
Damascus
Synan’ Sf
Adibi Shishehly
Jer
Marcus Dauali
Dawalibe
Interm
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Middle East
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Gambling Tax Ruled Legal by Three Judges Panel
A three judge panel in Washington ruled the new thirty dollar federal gambling tax constitutional. The decision upheld the tax as valid, rejecting challenges that it targeted illegal gambling enterprises. The court comprised Henry W. Edgerton of the Court of Appeals and Luther W. Youngdahl and Robert N. Wilkin of the District of Columbia Court.
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Washington
INL
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Henry W. Edgerton
Court of Appeals
Luther W. Youngdahl
Robert N. Wilkin
District of Columbia Court
Bomb Kills Two in Bremen Blast Suspected Terror Plot
A bomb in Bremen killed two people and seriously wounded seven others. Police stated that political terrorists may have organized the attack, signaling a possible planned plot.
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Bremen
Germany
TODAY'S CHUCKLE ABOUT A MUTUAL FRIEND AGE JOKE
Two friends quip about a mutual friend saying she has the face of a 30 year old, the allure of a 20 year old, and the mind of a 10 year old. They then ask readers to add them up for a punchline.
Ground War Halt Question Raises Vatican Level Orders
A wartime query over a possible halt in UN Korea operations sparked denials from the White House while prompting officials to trace the source of secret directives. Gen Van Fleet says his Eighth Army issued only clarifications, not a cease fire, and that misinterpretations may have led troops to halt shooting at times.
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Korea
White House
Washington
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
John Randolph
Seoul
Western Front
James A. van Street
Milnes
Kenneth Booth
Army
Ichange
Tokyo
More Tax Firings Due in Washington Tax Scrutiny
Revenue officials reported further dismissals as the IRS cleans house amid a widening probe into corruption and inefficiency. John Dunlap, Revenue Commissioner, said 49 officials have been ousted or resigned under fire since the inquiry began, with 15 cities affected and eight indicted on fraud or bribery charges.
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Washington
Taternal Revenue Service
John Dunlap
Revenue Bureau
House
Jer Day
Man Chased At 100 MPH On Salina Street
A 26 year old man, George Evans of 918 E Colvin St, faces reckless driving charges after a 2 30 AM crash into a fence at 6610 Salina St Nedrow. Deputy Nicholas Louise reports Evans sped past Brighton and S Salina at 70 mph then reached near 200 mph near S Salina and Seneca. Evans claims not guilty. judge Truman H Prest on sets $2500 bond until trial December 13.
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Salina. St
George Evans
Evans
Brighton
S. Salina Sts
Flavin
S. Salina
Senecasts
Truman H. Preseton
Paris envoy Jessup confined with heavy cold in Paris
U S Ambassador Philip C Jessup is reported confined with a heavy cold in Paris. His seat on the United Nations political committee is to be filled by David Wainhouse, who steps in as acting member.
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Paris
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations
David Wainhowe
Big Dogs Try to Drown Pup in Creek Rescue Story
Buffalo Georgia police and a Suburban Tonawanda officer recount a dramatic rescue after two large dogs attempted to drown a small mongrel in an icy creek. One dog held the pup by the ear while the other grabbed a hind leg, tossing it back into the water. The officer lifted the dog from the water, warmed him, and delivered praise as the pup began to recover.
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Buffalo Ga
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Willis’.Carleton
Police Department of
Tonawanda
Ers
Carleton
Nike
Guy
Seid
Caudle admits $5,000 fee in plane sale probe
Former Assistant Attorney General T. Lamar Caudle testified before a House Ways and Means subcommittee that he received $5,000 in 1950 from an investigator for two New York taxpayers convicted of tax fraud. He said the sum was a commission for arranging the sale of an airplane to the investigator, with approval from Attorney General McGrath. Caudle, on the witness stand for a fourth day, led the Tax Division before the inquiry into tax fraud prosecutions in the Justice Department.
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T. Lamar Caudle
New York
Caudle
Commission
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Pilane
House
Ways and Means
Justice Department
Truman
Committee
Adrian W.dewind
Larry Knohl
Samuel Aaron
Jacob Friedus
Senator Kenneth S. Wherry Dies at 59 in Washington
Nebraska Republican senator and former Senate floor leader Kenneth S. Wherry died at 12 45 PM at George Washington Hospital at age 59 from pneumonia after weeks of illness. He had undergone intestinal growth removal surgery last month and had been reported recovering before relapsing with fever and respiratory complications. Wherry had served a second Senate term, was a lawyer, and held various business interests.
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Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
George Washington Hospital
Wherry
Thailand Revolt by Army Overthrows Government
Singapore dispatch reports a bloodless coup in Siam led by Army Chief Gen Phin Chun Ahanwan. The government of Premier Field Marshal Songgram was overthrown and Ahanwan took over administration. Songgram, allied with the United States, had previously been kidnapped in June by anti-government Navy forces and later regained control.
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Singapore
Bang
Kek Radio
Houser Fibu
Efiv
Fitzpatrick Fights Ouster of New York State Chair
Paul E. Fitzpatrick resists removal as chair of the Democratic State Committee. Daniel P. O’Connell and Benjamin Wetzler push to oust him. Fitzpatrick reportedly has strong backing and is prepared for a showdown. Some close to Fitzpatrick say he had planned to resign to focus on business after party defeats.
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Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Democratic State Committee
Daniel P. O'Connell
Upstate
O'Connell
Benjamin Wetzler
State Committee
Fitzpatrick
Associated Press
Ispokesman
Tolfird
Walter A. Lynch
Dewey
Children Flee Polio-Ridden Odessa Amid Deaths
Odessa Texas faced a polio scare as residents fled the city while officials rushed to sanitize and control the situation. Two polio deaths were reported yesterday along with the eighth death of the year, and forty two polio cases have occurred this year.
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Odessa
Tex
McCarthy Case Delayed in Senate Action
Senate rules subcommittee delays action on Benton demand to oust McCarthy. Gillette cites McCarthy’s claim that the Democratic National Committee rather than taxpayers should pay the five investigators. McCarthy calls Benton charges a campaign issue and dishonest investigation. Gillette says inquiry is unpleasant but essential.
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Gillette
Iowa
Senate Rules Subcommittee
Benton
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McCarthy
Air Wis
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Hoa
Jurors See Bones In Court In Negligence Suit
In a Supreme Court session Justice Clifford H usark presided as attorneys argued a negligence suit over a fallen ladder at Estelle Upholstery Co. Violet Como testified about injuries from the accident. Plaintiffs William and Mrs. Como name Henry Barnelio and Brelis Sgambati as defendants. Trial expected to continue with jurors deliberating later.
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Clifford Hu Seark
Violet ‘Como
Estelle
Hurdens
William
Henry Barnelio
Brelis Sgambatl
Winsags Fgpatrick
Arthur Agan
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