UN votes to delay oil debate ten days
UNITED NATIONS Iran used a UN Security Council postponement to push back the British Iranian oil debate by ten days. Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb launched a sharp attack as he urged action to safeguard Britain’s stake in the oil sector. Iran’s ambassador An Gholi Arbalan sat through the session at Flushing Meadow as the council agreed the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Iran
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Gladwyn Jebb
Dodgers Edge Giants in Game Two as Robinson Hits Two-Run Homer
Jackie Robinson belted a two-run homer off Sheldon Jones in the first inning to put Brooklyn ahead 2-0 over the New York Giants in the second of the N L pennant series. The crowd totaled about 45,000 as the Dodgers led early in a tense showdown with the Giants needing one win to clinch the title before heading to the World Series against the Yankees. The report notes Labine’s first start against the Giants, Dodger lineup details, and surrounding world events and Iran news interwoven into the game recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jackie Robinson
Sheldon Jones
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Giants
Yankees
Dodgers
Furilio
Muellec
Reese
Snder Atruck
Hopinson
Jones
Sein Fatem
Moham
Imed Mossadegh
Geants—Stanky
Cox
Iran
Far'stah
Dark
Bagher Kazemi
Mueller
Hodges
Muellerd
Irvin
Robinson
Fatemi
Tran
Brisa
Abadan
Durochar
Sal Maglie
Jeb
Council of Britain
Itite
New York Yankees
Chuck Deessen
Labine
SS Paul
Fita Wil Tas
Durocher
Thfl
Giantsi
Wilde M
Westerd
Ebbets Field
Clint Wartucn
Hartung
Mays
Minneapolis
Trust Co bank fraud trials date set in Syracuse
Federal Judge Stephen W. Brennan will fix trial dates today for 10 of 19 defendants in a 32,400 bank fraud case against Syracuse Trust Company. U S Attorney Edmund Port identified lead defendants Bernard E. Kloes 37 and Lestia F. Root 29 plus eight defense motions halted by Judge Foley. Remaining defendants' dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Trust Company
Stephen W. Brennan
James T. Foley
Emirat
Bnalel
U. S
Edmund Port
Bernard E. Kloes
Lestia F. Root
Vater
U S Has Top Peace Deficit
U S government ends first quarter of fiscal year in the red with a deficit of 2.614 billion. Defense outlays totaled 9.232 million for July 7 to October 1, up sharply from last year. Total three month spending reached 14.986 billion while income from taxes and other sources rose to 12.274 billion, improving over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aasl
Treasury Today
County focus and tax issues feature in series
In today’s edition the ninth article of a series reviews welfare concerns across ten towns, examining the county’s top problem areas. The page includes deaths, editorials, letters, and notes on financial and tax topics as part of the regular section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Hapten
Erala Journal
Aller Fs McGuinnen
Lawyers Seek Dismissal of Saratoga Gambling Indictments
Defense lawyers asked for dismissal of all 20 indictments returned by the Saratoga gambling grand jury. Justice Hagerty set November 2 for oral arguments on challenges to the indictments. Attorneys claim defendants were charged under a prohibited framework and accuse the prosecution of overreach amid broader political concessions and wartime directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston Spa
Saratoga
Leo v. Hagerty
State Supreme Court
Springs
James F. Carrolt
Geveral
Rela Tr Uma
Justice Hagerty
ATL
John M. Minlye
Ton
Bulgaria
Romania
Eight-year-old burglar stumps New Jersey police
In Irvington New Jersey a six year old boy burglar was caught inside a Newark area butcher shop. Rope hung from a skylight as the youth fell to the floor with stolen goods. Two older boys, ages 12 and 13, fled but were later captured. They admitted this was the second break in at Dreyer's market and that they netted $64 previously. The incident tests New Jersey juvenile law as eight is the minimum age for admission to juvenile institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
XN. J.P
New Jersey
Newark
Dreyer
What No Bait Missing in STONEY Australia Report
Mrs Stanley H Langdonsted of STONEY Australia claims her husband hid bait today. The AP report notes she says he sprinkled fish hooks in her bed, causing concern over fishing gear and domestic prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
Australia
Stanley H
Dog Tips Engineer Saves Two Lives At Rail Crossing
LAKEVILLE UP A railroad worker named Louis J Ellia suspected a vehicle followed a dog at a blind rail crossing. He blew the locomotive whistle and braked his 62 car Erie freight train. The truck crashed, the engine was disabled, but Clar Joh Jennyon and Edward Skelton leaped to safety before the oncoming train. They escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeville
Sting Crysh
Johnson
Caltie
Seven Die In Explosion At Army Factory in Rio de Janeiro
In Rio de Janeiro seven people died and four were injured in an explosion at an army ammunition factory. The blast damaged the facility prompting investigations by local authorities and military officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Janeiro
Brazil
Estrella
Army
Left Wing Laborites Score in Party Vote
Scarborough England left wing critics of Aneurin Bevan showed surprising strength in the Labour party conference West region. Bevan and the Bevan supporters won four of the 25 committee seats, with Atlee moderates retaining several posts. Barbara Castle, Bevan aligned, was chosen as party treasurer or secretary among local Labour delegates, signaling internal factional shifts. Concluded on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Eng
Aneurin Bevan
Levan
Emanuel Shin
Bevan
Enf
Barbara Castle
Poze
UN chief Bradley vows UN forces can hold Korea
General Bradley says UN has enough men to prevent any force from overrunning them but does not rule out peace talks in Korea. Ridgway suggests resuming negotiations near Kaesong, six miles southeast, as Red officials delay response. Air battles kill many planes. ground fighting around Heartbreak Ridge continues with heavy artillery and mortars. Bradley praises US supply lines, teamwork, and morale as he flies back to Tokyo with Ridgway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Geneal Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Kaeisong
Matthew B. Rigmeay
Bradley Sai
Manders
Ridgway
U. S
Kaesong
Eighth Army
United
Dewey Backing S Diet of Real Problems Hearings
Governor challengers, led by Lee of Utah, press to discuss real problems such as taxation, socialism, and communism at the 43rd annual Governors Conference. Dewey in New York reacts as Southern Democrats and Republicans show a split, while calls for integrity in government and Korea War conduct surface amid walkout threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Sracken Lee
Utah
Lee
Vane
Covnis
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Zerners
Craige Hayek
Tax Bill Goes To Conferees
Washington tax bill conferees meet to reconcile 264 amendments and about 1.5 billion in estimated revenue. They aim to sign by October 21 with proposed excise tax increases on whisky and gasoline. House estimates $7.2 billion extra revenue in four years, Senate projections higher. President Roosevelt requests $16 billion in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington T—House
House
Julle
Senate
Truman
Weather Outlook Scattered Showers and Warmer Temps
Scattered showers and warmer weather expected tonight through Friday as a warm front moves northeast of Syracuse. Highs near 70 today and 75 tomorrow, with rain totaling a quarter to half inch. Fog widespread in the western half of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlonigh
Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Waibre
Andrew FP
Keller Smid
Argentina Reds Candidate Nabbed in Revolt Arrest
The Communist Party presidential candidate Rodolfo Ghioldi was arrested and held incommunicado amid Friday's abortive Argentine revolt. Opposition leaders in Nationalist Socialist and five parties were reported under arrest as police pursued the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suenos Alkes
Argentina
Communist Party
Rodolfo Ghioldi
Friliday
Htacio Theey
Princess Will Fly To Canada Sunday
London reports Princess Eliza and Duke to depart by air at 6 Sunday for their Canada tour. Grand Rapids dispatch notes the trip postponed due to safety concerns amid the king's illness. A burglary at Brush Overseas Airways Corp. saw an air box stolen worth 825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eliza
Eric
Duke
Edinburgh
Canada
Grand Rapids Mich
Jack Hoogerhyds
Overseas Airways Corporator
Ition
FBI Holds Youth In Bank Robbery Case
Unclear text reports the FBI stating a Rockford youth identified as the stabber who fled with 15712 from a Wisconsin bank. Mention of a storm hitting Florida with deaths, vessel danger, and chaotic weather across multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Rockford, IU
Rockford Y
Woodford
Wis
Arthur Deedsie
Mapida
Tropica
Rockerd
Mexico
Yaast
Miami Beach
Silas DP
Bevis
Florida
Peningulk
Betteren Fartiom Biscayne
Svs
Dredske
Innebago County
Berlin
G. West
Myers and Sarasota
Squ AM
Coase
Whal
de Caskere Berliners
Petwung
SY Jitvested Drédske
Hayport
Fla
Ywageenlipning
Hams
Homer Fry
Weat
Orlando
Bere
Erwin Rose
Lof
Miami
Gulf
Today s Chuckle Civil Service Joke Fragment
Fragments from a humorous item describe a chaotic scene with garbled words about places and a joke on civil service. The readable text hints at a lighthearted weigh in on public dining and tasks, with unclear details and no clear entities or events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Wuerboro
Polo Grounds
Labine and Jones
Furilla
1TE
Tehran
Jebb
Yehran
Hus
Federal Gram
U.S
iBlast
Laborites
Ainister Attlee
Jihe
Ito
Usi
T Cored Bradley
Prees Wirephy
Ridgway, van Fleet
Power General
Heartbreak Ridge
Ove’ Dars
Charon
Allied
Dewey
Ike
Byack Bell
Canade
Civil Service
Wate
Tre Gi i
Reds
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!