U S May Buy Grain Direct From Farmers to Curb Price Rises
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said the department is considering direct grain purchases from farmers to curb inflationary wheat and corn prices and reduce speculation tied to the European aid program. He noted the government would prefer normal trading channels but could buy through farmers if needed to reach Truman’s goal of 570 million bushels for Europe and shortage areas.
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U. S
Washington
Anderson
Agriculture Department
White House
Rennread
Truman
Europe
Commodity Credit Corp
Official Box Score Highlights with Pitcher Casey
Winning pitcher Casey. Wild pitch by Bevens. Umpires listed for home plate first base second base third base right field line left field line and foul lines with regional affiliations noted for each.
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Casey
Bevens
Goetz
N. L
McGowan
Pinelli
Rommell
A. L
Magerkurth
Boyer
Summer's Coming Back Forecast Warns Of Warm Weekend
The Weather Man reports temperatures will rise over the next two days as a high pressure area moves east toward Syracuse. Highs reach 63 today and 68 on Saturday with a 40 degree low tonight. Expect fair and warmer conditions today and tonight with increasing clouds and warmer Saturday.
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Syracuse
Two Buses Attacked in Mississippi Amid Strike Tensions
In Hattiesburg Mississippi two Southern Bus Co buses were attacked, one by gunfire, within 24 hours of Governor Fielding Wright threatening to deploy national guardsmen to shoot to kill if the strike by company employees did not end. Wright conducted an on the spot probe but had not decided on action.
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Hattiesburg, Miss. UP
Southern Bus Co., Inc
Fielding L. Wright
National Guardsmen
Italy's Communists Aim to Improve Workers' Conditions
Marquis Childs reports on the editorial page that Italian Communist leaders outline two major aims: to raise worker welfare within the national economy framework and to consolidate rights gained under the republic. The piece references page placements and other regular features.
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Italy
Marquis Childs
Plot Blamed On Greeks In Greek Crisis
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitri Manuilsky accused Greek Foreign Minister Constantin Tsaldaris of being the real culprit in the Greek crisis. He charged Tsaldaris with links to a plot by the United States and Britain to shift blame for the Greek civil war onto Yugoslavia Albania and Greece through casuistry and false testimony.
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Lake Success
Dmitri Manuilsky
Constantin Tsaldaris
Manuilsky
Tsaldaris
United States
Britain
Greece
Yugoslavia
Albania
Chase Elected Chairman of Precision Castings Board
Arthur G. Chase of Fayetteville elected chairman of the board and president of Precision Castings Co. to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Fred P. Assmann in Fayetteville.
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Arthur G. Chase
Fayetteville
Precision Castings Co
Fred P. Assmann
Ex Sheriff Killed by Auto Bomb in Etowah Tennessee
T B Ivins former McMinn County official died after an auto bomb exploded his car in Etowah. His six year old grandson Danny Ivins was injured. Ivins had faced a previous mistrial in a slaying case. Athens hospital treated Ivins and his grandson.
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Athens
McMinn
Foree
Reds Uninvited To Army Display At Aberdeen Proving Ground
Washington officials said Soviet military attaches and Soviet journalists were not invited to Thursday’s display of new Army weapons at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Army Ordnance officers cited reciprocal exclusion by Russia and noted at least ten Soviet attaches and journalists attended last year.
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Washington
Army
State Department
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Russia
Aberdeen
Yugoslavia Jails Two Catholic Priests
A Yugoslav special tribunal at Pisino sentenced two Roman Catholic priests and several others tied to the mob killing of a priest in Venezia Giulia. The trial followed last month's fatal incident and included defendants connected to the case.
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Trieste
INS
Pisino
Venezia Giulia
Border Patrol Clash Between U S and North Korea
U S Army border patrol in Korea reported a shooting clash with North Korean riflemen aided by unidentified machine gunners from the Soviet side near the 38th parallel. Five Americans manning the post fired back after North Korean forces swept their flank. No American casualties were reported. North Korean casualties were unspecified.
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Seoul
Korea
INS
United States Army
38Th Parallel
North Korea
U. S.army
Intelligence Corps
Border Patrol
U. S
Fire Engine Crash Kills Syracusan Driver near Bridgewater
A Syracuse motor car dealer Lewis Horan, 32, was killed when the fire engine he drove plunged off the highway near Bridgewater and hit a tree. Coroner H J Baerer said Horan may have dozed or lost his way in fog while returning from Richfield Springs after demonstrating the engine.
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Utica
INS
Syracuse
Lewis Horan
Bridgewater
Horan
Richfield Springs
H. J. Baerer
Fire Damages Bridge Delays Lehigh Valley Buffalo Express
A highway wooden truss bridge over the railroad right of way was damaged by a blaze delaying the Buffalo Express for about 40 minutes. Firemen subdued the fire as through traffic resumed after dam repairs at Lock 9 on the Barge Canal near Rotterdam Junction.
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Flemington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo Express
Black Diamond
Rotterdam
Dewey Creates New Food Group in New York
Governor Dewey forms a state food commission to tackle high prices and grain shortages. Dr. Herman E. Hilleboe will chair. a $100,000 appropriation was approved. The panel will advise on nutrition marketing aid farmers production and grain conservation.
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Albany
Dewey
New York
Herman E. Hilleboe
Third Quad Dies in Bradford Birth Tragedy
A quadruplet birth in Bradford ends with the loss of three of the four girls. Maureen Horner remains alive and “doing nicely” according to doctors as another baby dies and two earlier fatalities are reported.
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Bradford
Eng
Frank Horner
Maureen
Grecian urn joke inspires late 20th century quip
A playful exchange presents Jimmy and dJimmy debating the meaning of a Grecian urn, with a punny callback to a Great Northern Goat and a sentimental reason. The fragment hints at mock scholarly banter and wordplay in a humor column.
Bevens Keeps Dodgers No-Hit Through Eight In World Series Tie
Brooklyn Dodgers trail New York 2 1 before rallying to tie the World Series at 3 2 in the ninth. Bevens holds Dodgers scoreless through eight before Lavagetto’s double and Gionfriddo’s tieing run, with Miks clinching. The game ends with bases loaded and late Dodger pressure.
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New York
Stirnweiss
Henrich
Berra
DiMaggio
BicQuinn
Eden
W.johnson
Linder
Rizzuto
Eucereae Bevens
Geantriddo
Furillo
Reeser
Casey
Nuskes
Laragetta
Stanky
di Maggio
Lindell
Reese
Robinson
Gregg
Jal Robinson
Edwards
Taylor
Sf Behrman
Toni
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Bill Bevens
Dodgers
Gionfriddo
Miks
Lavagetto
Hal Gregg
He DiMaggio
Stimwells
Hank Behrman
Dodger
McQuinn
Johnson
Roblynson
Stanky Walker
Walker
Hermanski
First Taft Hartley Act restraining order issued
The first temporary restraining order under the Taft Hartley Act ends a 10 day dock strike. U S District Court in Albany will hear arguments at 11 AM Tuesday before Judge Stephen W. Brennan. The AFL International Longshoremen's Association is ordered to suspend the Port of Albany and New York State Barge Canal strike. the union complied.
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U. S
Stephen W. Brennan
New York City
A.F.L. International Longshoremen's Association
Albany
New York State Barge Canal
Bulgaria Defends Petkov Execution
Bulgaria rejected Britain's protest over the execution of Agrarian Party leader Nikola Petkov. The Bulgarian note said the British representations contradicted international law and expressed astonishment at external interference in Bulgarian legal matters.
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SOFTA
INS
Britain
Bulgaria
Agrarian Party
Nikola Petkov
Petkov
Egyptian cholera toll climbs to 215 deaths
The health ministry reported 49 new fatalities from the Egyptian cholera epidemic now in its second week. It said 76 additional cases were found yesterday, lifting total cases to 977.
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Health Ministry
Registration and Voting Tips for Onondaga County Residents
Residents of Syracuse or Solvay urged to register this week with hours from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. and again Friday of next week. Other towns in Onondaga County may vote without personal registration but should check at the polling place. New voters must show literacy proof or take a test, with a diploma of at least eight grades accepted as proof. Tests are held on registration days at selected schools. for details call the Board of Elections at 2-1121 or town clerk.
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Syracuse
Solvay
Onondaga County
Board of Elections
Sunday Herald American Sunday Reading Feature Preview
The Sunday Herald American promotes a photo feature on Syracuse football players in Archbold Stadium and highlights a Syracuse Woman Red Cross ex executive who risked her life, plus a political candidates roundup with major party contenders.
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Herald-American
Archbold Stadium
Syracuse
Red Cross
Herald- American
The
Sunday Herald- American
American Labor Party
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