Clues Sought in Ischua Torso Mystery Near Olean
Sheriff's search narrows to a gully where a nude torso was found 37 feet from Hinsdale Road near Route 16 in Ischua Town. Authorities link the torso to earlier dismembered parts found near Wales Center, with coroner noting the body likely female, 130 to 140 pounds, sandy auburn hair, and legs removed by sawing.
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Olean
Leo Baldwin
David Clayson
Hinsdale Road
Route 16
Ischua
Cattaraugus County
Morgan Sigel
Wales Center
Richard F. Walter
George Middleton
Middleton
Wishinsky bluff in UN atom bomb hint disputed
Washington defense advisers deem Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Wishinsky’s UN hint about an atom bomb as bluff. Marquis Childs notes in his editorial column. Readers are directed to pages 28 and 29 for the feature and other sections including Comics Crossword Horoscope and Deaths.
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Washington
Andrei Wishinsky
United Nations
Assembly
Russia
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Pennant at Stake as Galehouse Bearden Set to Pitch
Boston and Cleveland tied 1-1 after the first inning in the pennant playoff opener. Lou Boudreau tabbed rookie Gene Bearden to start for the Indians with Denny Galehouse pitching for Boston. Bearden delivered relief for a shutout win in Detroit last Saturday, while Galehouse had a modest 8-7 season.
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Denny Galehouse
Red Sox
Gene Bearden
Indians
Gatehouse
Boy Is Fined 500 In Crash
ANDREW BONDAR 19 of 623 Plymouth dr was fined 500 and license revoked after pleading guilty in Traffic Court to leaving the scene of an accident Judge Truman H Preston imposed the fine after Bondar admitted driving on after his car side wiped another vehicle at 1220 A M yesterday in the 1600 block of James st The youth a student already has paid fines twice this year for speeding He will spend a day in jail for each dollar of the fine not paid Sgt George A Edwards and Patrolman Emil Kocher issued a summons to Bondar at his home yesterday after tracing him from the scene of the accident They reported the police said Bondars car side wiped a vehicle driven by Phillip D Buck 18 of 605 Seeley rd as he was passing Buck s car going east in James st
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Plymouth Dr
Truman H. Preston
Bondar
James St
George A. Edwards
Emil. Kocher
Phillip D. Buck
Seeley Rd
Buck
Reds Try to Stop Recruiting Drive in London
Communist agitators disrupted the opening of an recruiting drive in London, with two men arrested after they climbed the rally platform and waved a banner reading No War for Yankee Dollars.
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London
Fliers Questioned Over Rhodes Spitfires Landed
Greek officials questioned two Jewish pilots who landed two armed Spitfires at Rhodes Friday without papers. The foreign and air ministries said they may confiscate the planes.
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Athens
Rhodes
Foreign and Air Ministries
Storm Brews In Caribbean Threatens Florida Coast
Southeast storm warnings reach the Florida Keys and Fort Myers as a tropical storm forms in the Caribbean Sea. Winds up to 50 mph in squalls, with rapid development raising flood fears in South Florida. floods threaten cattle regions north of Lake Okeechobee and the fertile winter vegetable area around the lake, as heavy rains loom.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Keys
Fort Myers
Caribbean Sea
Weather Bureau
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Miners Strike Shuts French Coal Industry Threat Looms
A strike by about 335,000 French coal miners began quietly in Douai threatening to paralyze the industry if extended. The action spread across mining regions and raised concerns about supply disruptions and government response.
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Douai
France
Plane Vanishes Over Atlantic With 21 Aboard
A chartered DC-3 carrying 17 passengers and four crew vanished over the Atlantic near the Bahamas after reporting fuel exhaustion. The Coast Guard dispatched 10 planes to search the area, while weather remained favorable for visual flight. The New England Air Express plane had departed Teterboro, New Jersey, with 700 gallons of gasoline en route to Miami and San Juan, but fuel was not replenished as planned.
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Fla
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Bahama Islands
E.S
Nassau, Bahamas
Teterboro
N. J
New England Air Express
A. D. Olivere
Bendix
San Juan
Puerto Rico
CAA
Lumberton
N. C
Hog Prices Fall at Chicago Stockyards as Slump Deepens
In Chicago the largest hog run since July 18 pushed prices down 75 cents to $1, with early top at $26.25 per hundredweight. The stockyards reported 15,500 hogs on arrival, including 2,000 delivered directly to packers.
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Chicago
INS
Churchmen urged to save world by mobilizing resources
Bishop William C. Martin of Dallas urged Methodists to mobilize their personal and material resources to save the world from destruction during a meeting of 571 district church superintendents in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
William C. Martin
Dallas
Texas
Supreme Court weighs test of Congress power in communist query
The Supreme Court opens its term with film writer John Howard Lawson seeking to overturn his contempt conviction for refusing yes or no on Communist membership. Lawson faces a year in jail and $1,000 fine. two other writers faced similar sentences. The term will decide if Congress can compel testimony in such cases and will also review labor issues including closed shop bans and a nationwide railroad strike injunction.
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Congress
Supreme Court
John Howard Lawlson
Lawson
House UN- American Activities Committee
Dalton ‘Rumbo
House
Hanley Upper Hudson Hospital Visit For Routine Checkup
Lt Governor Joe R. Hanley checked into Hudson City Hospital for what he called a complete physical, describing the visit as a routine medical checkup. Hospital officials provided no further details.
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Joe R. Hanley
Hudson City Hospital
Hanley
Allen Watson Prize Programs Sparks Radio Campaign
New York based Fred Allen launched a one man drive against radio give away programs that attract millions of listeners. He pledged to bond listeners up to 5000 dollars against losing prizes to rival shows while arguing such contests reward talent. Nearby, Kenneth Crosbie from Bluffton Indiana won 30000 dollars on ABC Stop the Music after correctly naming a mystery tune.
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New York
Fred Allen
Allen
Kenneth Crosbie
Bluffton, Ind
ABC
Draft Group Takes Test Wednesday At City Board
The first group of prospective peacetime inductees reports for examination Wednesday morning at the dispensary of the Army and Air Force Recruiting Main Station Chimes Building twelve in all are slated for classification tests and physical examinations Capt Norman M Bakke head recruiting officer said Draft Board 59 Chairman Peter ly Brennam said eight of the men will be from his board The remaining four will come from other Central New York counties Board 59 has received notice of the appointment of Dr Raymond Kasso Solvay as one of its examining physicians Brennan said The examinations will determine whether the men are eligible for induction A second cursory test will be given the accepted men immediately some time next month
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Air Force
Chimes
Norman M.bakke
Draft Board
Peterly. Brennam
New York
Board 59
Raymond Kasso
Solvay
Brennan
Record Low Weather Passes 28 Degrees Amid Frost
A cold snap dropped to 28 degrees before sunrise, breaking the previous record of 31 for the date. Frost likely killed tender vegetation. forecaster Andrew P. Keller predicted another frost tonight and rising temperatures tomorrow as clouds increase. Yesterday's high reached 55, with a low of 34.
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Mercury
Andrew P. Keller
U. S. Weather Bureau
Church Interior Defaced by Boys in Oakland
Police sought two seven year old youths suspected of defacing St. Benedict's Catholic Church in Oakland California. Damage was estimated at 1500 dollars. Statues were thrown from pedestals and smashed, chairs and candelabras were shattered and scattered across the floor.
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Oakland
Calif
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Auto Hits Deer In N Y City
Fort Dix sergeant Lewis Gendron struck a wild deer crossing the Hudson Parkway inside New York City limits early today. The incident occurred as the vehicle approached the parkway area with no reported injuries. Authorities investigated the scene and noted the deer was likely injured but animal welfare responders handled it.
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New York
Segt
Lewis Gendron
Fort Dix
N. J
Hudson Parkway
Real Blaze Forces Fire Show to End in Wilkes-Barre
A Fire Prevention Week demonstration in Bone Stadium was halted when a real coal breaker and refining plant ignited. Firefighters left the exhibit to combat the blaze, which caused sparks in several nearby homes and businesses before the breaker and plant were destroyed.
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Wilkes-Barre
Bone Stadium
Thief Steals TV From MA Gas and Electric Boston
Police report a thief took a television from Massachusetts Gas and Electric in Boston. The set lacks a vital tube and authorities say it will be a burden to the thief, as they await someone to buy the missing tube.
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Boston
INS
Massachusetts Gas and Electric Company
Jazz course lets NYU students learn in Cafe Society
New York University opens a "Basic Jazz Music" class tonight at Cafe Society Downtown under Dean Paul A. McGhee. The course meets Mondays from 8:10 to 9:55 PM and uses a weekly series of jazz records broadcast on WNYC.
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New York
New York University
Cafe Society
Paul A. McGhee
WNYC
McGhee
Berlin crisis debate foreshadows Soviet boycott threat
The United States warned that Soviet actions threaten peace as Russia threatened to boycott the Security Council over Berlin. The council adjourned without deciding whether to add the Western Powers’ complaint to its agenda. Soviet deputy Andrei Vishinsky charged Western powers with fear-mongering and violations of the UN Charter while American Philip Jessup insisted Berlin remains a peace threat. Marshall met with British and French ministers to reject the Russian proposal unless the blockade ends unconditionally.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
United States
Andrei Vishinsky
Cott
Security Council
Philip Jessup
Vishinsky
Ilegally
Potsdam
Yalta
Jessup
Council of Foreign Ministers
George C. Marshall
Council
United Nations
War Husbands in Charleston Quote on Atomic Weapons
Henri Lurie of the Foreign Policy Association spoke at a Charleston dinner about General Omar Bradley's view that the atom bomb is not dangerous enough and that future weapons must be so fearsome that war would end. He compared fear to a lovemaking analogy, saying people would fight without heart, like an orchestra led by Stokowski in Tristan.
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Henri Lurie
Foreign Policy Association
Charleston
Omar Bradley
Leopold Stokowski
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