Syracusan Man Shot After Meeting Suspect in County
Theodore Gartner, 29, of Syracuse, released from Quon Flaga County Penitentiary, was shot at about 2:30 AM in Henry Pike’s area. Investigating officer Sgt. Chester Kempston said the suspect, Fisher, is jailed for questioning as autopsy findings in Madison County indicate a chest and abdomen wound from a double barreled shotgun. Fisher claims the shooting was accidental and only meant to frighten him. The case heads to grand jury as part of a large pending indictment list.
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Unions Aid Debate Draws Murray and Anti Communist Action
In Washington, President Murray pursues union support amid Taft Hartley tensions. He opposes Communist influence with non communist affidavits and eyes actions by the Atomic Energy Commission and shipping authorities. The dispute centers on front shore negotiations, binding bargaining, and union leadership loyalties during a nationwide labor clash.
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Atomic Enery Commission
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Muarithee Commission
Freighted Tug collision sinks freighter crew feared drowned
Police report a Hudson River collision involving the freighter and a tug. Six men were rescued while a 12,000-ton Liberty ship sank after striking two barges. Fisher and Cartner consumed alcohol before a quarrel escalated. The tug veered into barges. authorities searched for survivors near piers. The sunken tug reportedly carried 13 on board.
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New York
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Tomorrow Becomes Cold As Winds Grow Strong
A cold front over Syracuse today shifts south and east tomorrow bringing windy conditions. Temperatures peak near 63 degrees with a low around 37, and light rain possible as an high pressure area lies to the north.
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Mindy
Syracuse
Minnesota
Oregon Journal backs Dewey in presidential race
The Oregon Journal for 46 years has backed Democratic candidates but now endorses Governor Dewey. David Lawrence notes why in his column on the editorial page. The piece is listed with features on pages 14 and 15 alongside comics horoscopes ads and notices.
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Dewey
David Lawrences
Idx
Jean Kain
Crasayran
Dex ‘Asa Mary
Haseninz
Bntisa S
Sparta
Argentina Bans 5 Foreign Correspondents
Buenos Aires government suspends the work rights of five foreign correspondents including Joseph F. McAvoy of the Associated Press, Millon Brecker, Virginia Lee Warren of the New York Times, Herbert M. Clark of the Daily News, and Roger Lane Fimes of the Chicago Times, amid orders from the director of communications. Other named editors and agencies are listed in the dispatches.
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Ateeo- Inn
Joseph F. McAvoy
Associated Fresa
Millon
Maloon, Ind Wing Automobile Incident Prompts Inquiry
An 68 year old man Wishart in Maloon Indiana reported a winged car he had built caused a dispute and led to a municipal inquiry. The case touched residents and officials including the hospital and city council as investigations moved through local authorities.
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Harcy Wishart
Yan
Willy
Wishart
Schillings
Soviet Planes To Drill Again Near Berlin
Soviet planes will conduct aerial maneuvers west of Berlin and over Soviet airspace as four power safety talks monitored the exercises. The announcement promised continuous activity through the dry season with pilots using live ammunition implied during the field maneuvers.
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Air Safety Center
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Mystery gunman wounds eight on hayride near Botlle Farm
In Middletown area of Ohio, eight children on a hayride were wounded by a shooter near the Botlle Farm, west of Hers, last night. The assailant fled, and deputies searched for property owner Winter Swartzol and other suspects as victims received treatment.
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Middletown
Thyssen Is Found Guilty By German Nazi Verdict
The 78 year old Thyssen former magnate Koenigsten was found guilty in a Nazi era case. The defendant faced charges of aiding the Nazi regime through services to the party and persecution policies. The court noted his alleged collaboration and personal conviction alignment with National Socialism before 1932. He contends he was an unwilling participant and asserts innocence. The ruling emphasizes substantial contributions to Nazi objectives despite his claims of compliance and fear of repercussions.
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Garman
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G O P World Policy Unity Plea Hidden in Dewey Speech
Report notes Dewey plans a western tour and Albany visit with Dulles. discusses GOP stance on foreign policy unity amid World War II era debates. References include Vichy Germany, Truman era topics, and calls for bipartisan approach to international issues.
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Thomas B. Dewey
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Truman Back Has Just Begun Fight on Campaign Trail
President Truman returned to Washington tonight after a cross country tour and declared I have just begun to fight. He told supporters and a crowd in front of Union Station that the people are waking up to the real crusade against special interests. The reception included cabinet officers and Senator McKellar, with plans for more campaigning in Pennsylvania New Jersey and upstate New York.
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Hotel Owner Is Drowned Amid Lake Shore Tragedy
Berniard Bischen, proprietor of Cross Lake Hotel near Aiston on Lake Hotoh, drowned after his body was found in about 18 inches of water. An autopsy by Dr. M T Woodstaed confirmed death by heart attack and drowning. Survived by wife Bernadine and sons Jerry, Eure, and Berarti Schon. coroner and undersheriff provided details.
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Child With 2 Months to Live Dies in Crash
An article about a young child given a short time to live dying in a car crash in Saginaw Michigan. The piece mentions the child’s condition and focuses on the family’s ongoing medical and personal hardships amid the accident.
Five youths jailed after spree in sheriff cabin
Sheriff Howard C. Reppert of Des Moines led an investigation into a 10 day string of wild parties by over 30 teens who gathered at a country cabin to rendezvous, with disarray noted at the scene. He warned parents to be more vigilant about their children's late night activities.
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Soviet Offer for International Atomic Energy Control
At the UN in Paris Vishinsky outlined a Soviet plan for a joint drive to ban atomic weapons and set up an international atomic energy control body. He urged a conference to sign a binding treaty, while Washington pressed for full internal control before any ban. The Canadian delegate warned the proposal favored Western interests, as the draft prioritized global oversight over weapon bans.
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Warren R. Austin
United States
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General Assembly
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Corrupt talk at the Brown Derby on Hollywood scene
A garbled excerpt shows Corrupt. Stafford of the Screen Autory Guild railing at countries unable to reform. The dialogue mentions reform or go under and criticizes attitudes toward soap prodes. The quotes are fragmentary and unclear.
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Screen Autory Guild
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