Gabrielson survives GOP vote as RFC loan row fuels 1952 bid
The Republican National Committee unanimously backed chairman Guy Gabrielson amid a regional conference debate over his private RFC loan ties. Senator Mundt accused the Truman Fair Deal of corruption, urging party leaders to oust officials aiding Democratic misdeeds and press a strong 1952 election effort.
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Pjfortyone
Guy George Gabrigisou
Gabrielson
Jouett Ross ‘Todd
Kentucky
Todd
Truman
Democratic National
William M. Boyle, Jr
Mundt
R-S.d
South
Dakotda
G.O.P
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Weather forecast for Syracuse area turns warmer
The Mercury reports a warming trend as a low pressure front moves in from the west. Tonight’s low around 50 degrees, highs near 70 tomorrow, with generally cloudy skies and no rain. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph tonight, rising to 20 to 25 mph tomorrow. Frost did not materialize as clouds halted the cold air overnight. Albany and Binghamton logged first frosts of the year.
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Mercury
Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
U.S
Weather Bureau
Albany
Binghamton
Earthquake Felt Near Fordham Seismograph at NY
A quake was recorded early today on Fordham University's seismograph at 5 21 45 AM. Seismologist Rev Father Joseph Lynch estimated the shock reached about 3 960 miles from New York and could not determine the direction of origin.
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New York
Fordham University
Joseph“ J.” Lynch
Lynch
Town and village expenses and state aid examined
Herald Journal reporter Walter F McGuinness discusses town and village government finances and tax problems in the eighth article of a series. The notice indicates related features on Annen Mante and Bitariate Bridge, with pages 10 12 and 19 for deaths and social items, plus a financial and sports section.
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Herald-Journal
Walter F. “McGuinness
City to raise assessed valuation for 1952 tax cut
City hall officials say 1952 taxable assessed valuation will rise to 353,735,072 from 346,203,722 due to new commercial and residential construction. The real estate tax will drop about 1.35 per 1,000 of valuation, with the rest funded by additional revenues including a 2 percent sales tax. Equalization is planned in the Ninth Ward downtown district.
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City Hall
J. Daniel Gorman
Ninth Ward
Hurricane Stands Still Near Pensacola
A tropical disturbance near 23.5 N 87 W remains at similar strength, about 330 miles south of Pensacola, with scattered squalls up to 40 mph within 250 miles of center. The Weather Bureau notes potential intensity increase and uncertain future movement, likely northwest at about five mph.
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New Orleans
Pensacola
Fla
Weather Bureau
Argentina After Brief Revolt Returns to Routine
Buenos Aires reports Argentina resumed normal work today after last Friday's short lived revolt. A decree retains a state of internal war and death penalty for military participants. Pro‑Peron papers blame Radical Conservative and Socialist opposition, claim nationalist plot tied to Wall Street to kill Peron and seize power.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
United States
Wall Stree
UN warns Communists to choose armistice or war in Korea
The United Nations Command urged the Communists to stop bluffing and accept a real armistice. Ridgway proposed moving cease-fire talks from Kaesong to Songhyon as winter nears, warning of supply and transport troubles and possible all-out war. The UN broadcast stressed that talks must resume on solid terms, noting Communist losses exceed 1.25 million since the start of the conflict. Bradley signaled talks may collapse if the Kaesong talks do not move.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Songhyon
No Man's Land
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kim Ji Sung
Peng Tei-Huan
Korea
Asia
Pyongyang
Peiping
Moscow
Kremlin
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sam, Detroit’s 117-Year-Old Dies at Home
Detroit report says Sam, aged 117, died yesterday at his daughter's home. Physicians attribute the death to old age. He had periodical porch sweeping, walked to church weekly, and read the daily paper without glasses until two weeks ago.
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Sam
GI Dependents Stay in Germany Heidelberg
The U S Army said Beane today that American women and children will remain in Germany as their morale value outweighs the risks. About 245 000 dependents will continue to live there, with constant review of the situation by U S authorities. The Army asserts their presence has a stabilizing effect on Western Europe and outweighs dangers of potential Soviet attack or evacuation needs. Plans for quick evacuation of non combatants are known, though would require soldiers and gear needed in combat.
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Beane
U. S&s
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Iilita
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Washington
Western Europe
Dodgers Fans Storm Gate For Playoff Seats At Ebbets Field
Thousands of delirious fans breached a five foot iron gate at Ebbets Field to reach the rotunda and buy tickets for the Brooklyn Dodgers versus the New York Giants playoff game. The scramble began about 5 45 AM with a crowd of about 5000, gate collapse by 10 AM, and police reinforcement arriving to manage the crush at the packed park.
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Ebbets Field
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New York
Giants
Rotunda
Dodger
Jack Collins
Attlee Opens Labour Conference on Peace Drive
Prime Minister Attlee told 1,500 delegates at Scarborough that Britain's Labour Government is a bulwark of world peace. He urged a manifesto focused on peace, criticized Conservatives over Iran oil policy, and said war must be prevented by removing its causes. Concluded on page 2.
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England
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Britain
Labor Party
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Iran
Sultan asks RAF to detour planes over palace
Singapore reports the Sultan of Johore requested the Royal Air Force detour nightly bombing missions away from his palace on the route to targets described as Communist-led terrorists. The 78 year old ruler, his 34 year old wife, and their daughter Princess Meriam, born in London last year, reportedly travel with the detour in mind to avoid disturbance from the plane noise.
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London
Chuckle: Older Men Still Believe They’re As Good As Ever
A humorous note on aging features men insisting they remain at their peak, despite years past. The item captures a wry, lighthearted tone about lifelong confidence and stubborn self-belief from a dated humor column.
Residents Escape From Three-Story Fire On Onondaga Street
Fire at 341-347 W Onondaga St forced residents from two apartments and 12 rooms into the street. No injuries besides Mrs Ruth Murdock rescued by firefighters. Chief Connelly cited a kitchen fire likely sparked by defective wiring, starting in a bathroom. Stanley Hunt credited for alerting residents. Concluded on page 2.
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Onondaga St
Ruth Murdock
William J. Connelly
Clara Wolf
Connelly
Stanley ‘Hunt
Marshall Urges Immediate Universal Military Training
Gen. George C. Marshall told the Governors conference in Gatlinburg Tennessee that universal military training and service must begin at once to avert dire economic results. He noted the Defense Department will prevent a second Korea winter by increasing monthly replacements to 40000 and praised improved coordination and firepower under Gen. Matthew Ridgway amid Korea combat.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn. GE
George C. Marshall
Secretary of Defense
Defense Department
Korea
America
Matthew B. Ridgway
Congress
Jin
King George VI Improves After Lung Operation
London reports the King continues steady recovery from a lung operation. A morning medical bulletin noted one lung was removed eight days ago and there has been further improvement in the new condition during the past 24 hours.
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London
George VI
Wwelfth
King’s
German Talks Aims at Peace Treaty for West Germany
Conference in Sehloss Roelitzen near Cologne discusses a potential peace contract for West Germany. Chancellor Adenauer leads negotiations with British and American officials to shape postwar arrangements and security guarantees.
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Sehloss Roelitzen
Cologne
Imiiar
Ivon
Steelworkers Seek Substantial Pay Increase in Talks
Pittsburgh report says top CIO United Steelworkers urge a large wage rise as talks open on a new pay pact. Delegates at district conventions push for higher wages despite government ceilings, while inner-circle members warn it may be too early to press demands.
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Pittsburgh
C.so. United
U. S
Ernest. A. Gross
Flushing Meadows
New York
London bows to Iran oil dispute at Abadan
The United Nations moved to mediate the British Iranian oil clash as Iran expels Britons from Abadan port area. Britain plans to pull all expatriate oil staff from Abadan by Thursday with most workers sailing to Basra. Iran insists the expulsion stands despite a Security Council note and warns of possible police escorts if Brits remain. The U S aims for a settlement that honors both sides, while Tehran deputies push a patriotic front to maintain national unity.
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Iran
Abadan
London
Basra
Iraq
Mohammed’ Mossadegh
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Security Council
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Foreign Office
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Mossadegha
Soviet Union
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