Anderson Outlines Voluntary Food Conservation Plan
Secretary Clinton P. Anderson outlined a voluntary approach to meet Europe’s critical food needs, arguing that if voluntary measures fail, nothing else will. The White House seeks consumer and farmer cooperation to avoid wartime price controls, rationing, and a potential black market, with officials weighing stronger measures only as a last resort.
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George C. Marshall
Luckman
President Truman Nursed Sore Throat at Desk
Washington dispatch says President Truman nursed a soft throat while staying at his desk, with a return of his periodic hoarseness. The White House stressed he was far from ailing and remained hard at work.
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Arab League committee meets in Beirut to press sovereignty
In a Beirut session the political committee of the Arab League urges ultimate sovereignty. The Palestine issue looms as a factor likely to shape the Truman administration's stance. Readers are directed to pages 14-15 for features and to page 16 for TV pictures.
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Mary Haworth
Soviet trainees studied in Michigan plant reported
Welfare authorities seek the parents of a baby girl found abandoned with a doll in a rooming house amid reports that Russ U. S. trainees were studying at a Michigan plant.
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Philadelphia
Dolly
Dodgers Turn to LomBardi in World Series Game Five
In New York, Burt Shotton shifts pitching to Vic Lombardi for the fifth game at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn, trailing after a dramatic win that evened the series, seeks backstop support as Lombardi faces the Yankees in a do or die moment.
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Burt Shotten
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William J. Corrigan
Louisville
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Bronx
Ceremony First War Dead Sail For Home
The transport Joseph V Connolly carrying 5600 American war dead to return home sailed from Antwerp at 4 04 P M. The ship departed amid solemn rites with U S and Belgian officials and allied dignitaries in attendance.
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King Features Syndicate
International News Service
Pretty Nice Weekend Forecast From Meteorologist Keller
Weather outlook shows mild conditions through Monday with light scattered showers late tonight. Warm spell continues from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Coast, as a weak cold front brings brief showers from Lake Superior to Missouri. High Friday reached 71 degrees and the overnight low was 42. Today’s forecast calls for a high near 75 and a low around 50 tonight.
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German physicist Dr Planck dies at 89
Berlin Goettingen University Clinic announced the death of Dr Max Planck, 89, a Nobel Prize winner and pioneer of quantum theory. The German physicist, renowned alongside Einstein, originated key research into atomic radiation and member of prominent learned societies on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Planck
Albert Einstein
Birthday Check Backfires In Milestone Card Joke
A STEINGY husband abroad sends a millionkiss check as a gift to his wife who replies with a postcard. She notes the milkman cashed the birthday check, turning the gesture into a comic mishap. The Dawn Patrol.
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Killer Dog Given Life Imprisonment in Michigan Case
In Mason Michigan a German shepherd named Bing was sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of killing a sheep on a neighbor's farm on September 4. The dog’s owner Cleveland Fowler denied the charge and sought a jury trial. A six man jury in Justice Court Circuit Court chambers delivered the verdict, ordering Bing to be tied up at his master's farm.
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Fowler
Three Men Dead Found In Parked Car Near Glens Falls
In Glens Falls area, three men believed dead for over two days were found in a parked car on Luzerne road west of town. Warren County coroner Dr. Henry E. Clarke said carbon monoxide poisoning is the apparent cause. He tentatively identified two victims as George Monroe of Bolton Landing and Neil Anderson of Bennettville, with a third man unnamed.
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Henry E. Clarke
Warren County
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Neil Anderson
Bennettville
Clarke
Dennis Day Seeks Return to Real Name in Court
Los Angeles reports singer Dennis Day asks the Superior Court to reinstate his birth name Owen Patrick McNulty. Day, who adopted Dennis Day for his professional career and later changed back during Navy service in 1944, says family objections led to the agreement.
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Owen Patrick McNulty
Hunt Firebug At Miami U
University of Miami officials issued a 24 hour watch as police hunted a so called neurotic who has set nine fires in a girls dormitory since last Sunday. President Bowman F Ashe announced the ninth blaze Friday night but said the flames were extinguished quickly with no major property damage.
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University of Miami
Bowman F. Ashe
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Bus Strike Flows Quiet in Jackson
Jackson Mississippi Friday night saw Southern Bus Lines carriers roll without molestation as Governor Fielding Wright weighed a National Guard call to protect passengers from possible violence amid the bus strike.
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Southern
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Churchill calls for imperial preference in trade and closer US ties
In a Brighton Conservative Party convention speech Winston Churchill urged Britain to protect imperial preference as central to its global trade system while pursuing a harmonious Anglo American relationship. He advocated a united Europe, strong empire, and warned against trading away imperial preferences, noting past wartime cooperation with Roosevelt and possible broad interpretations of Marshall aid for Europe.
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United States
Europe
George C. Marshall
China Reds Gain In Manchuria
Nationalist dispatches report Communist infiltration advancing to within 10 miles of Changchun, capital of Manchuria. A Mukden military spokesman admits the vital port Yingkow on the Liao Tung Gulf is effectively immobilized amid a civilian period.
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Philippine typhoon Pauline nears northern coast
A Pacific typhoon named Pauline with winds near 90 mph at the center was approaching the northern Philippines. Army weather men warned that Formosa and Marcus Island could be affected as the storm moved westward.
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Philippines
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Marcus Island
Seismograph Picks Up Quake Near Mexico
Fordham University's seismograph recorded a fairly severe disturbance about 2300 miles southwest, likely in Mexico. The first shock occurred at 6 39 40 A M and the second at 6 44 50 A M.
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Third Set Twins Born In South Shore Hospital
In Weymouth Massachusetts a third set of twins was born to Mrs. John J Walsh 26 of Quincy Point at South Shore Hospital on Friday night. Dr John Hopkins attending physician a Navy veteran said it appeared to be a record unmatched in American medicine.
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Jewels Stolen From Hilton Heiress in NYC Penthouse
A holdup man robbed Mrs. Sam Gabor Hilton, once Miss Hungary of 1930 and former wife of Conrad Hilton, of 750000 in jewels in her Upper East Side penthouse apartment. The thief bound the victim and fled from the sixth floor apartment near Fifth Avenue as police, led by senior officials, began an investigation.
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Fifthay
Danish Premier's Government Falls
Copenhagen reports the Danish Premier and Kristensen’s minority government fell after the Parliament voted 80 to 66 against them on the South Schleswig dispute, citing Kristensen’s stance in speeches outside Parliament.
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Kristensen
South Schleswig
Army urges early Christmas parcels to troops overseas
The Army urged friends and relatives of soldiers overseas to mail parcels between October 15 and November 15 to ensure delivery before Christmas.
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Washington
Army Today
Russians in U S Training Disappearing, Ferguson Says
Senator Ferguson reports Russians admitted for technical training by Clark Equipment Co in Buchanan Michigan have disappeared. Immigration officials cannot confirm their numbers or current locations though an estimate is promised later. State records show 810 Russians legally in the United States as of May 5, with 226 from the Soviet Purchasing Commission and other officials among them.
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Moscow
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Justice Department
Mrs. Madison Dies Owner of Monticello Inn
Mrs. Gussie Madison 64, longtime owner of the Monticello Inn, died today at the inn from a heart attack. The inn had long hosted political figures, including former Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, former Gov. Herbert Lehman, and New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia and his predecessor William O'Dwyer.
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Gussie Madison
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Franklin DY
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert H. Lehman
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Registration and Voting Information for Onondaga County
Residents in Syracuse and Solvay areas must register today and Friday 10 AM to 4 PM then Saturday next week 7 AM to 10 PM at their polling place. Town residents outside Syracuse and Solvay may not register personally but should confirm their name on the registration list 7 AM to 10 PM today and 1 PM to 10 PM Saturday next week. New voters need literacy proof or pass a literacy test. a diploma of eight grades or more suffices. tests conducted on registration days at designated schools. for details call the Board of Elections at 2-1121 or check with the town clerk.
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