Dreamboat Speeds Past Italy on Cadre Cairo Flight
The Pacusan Dreamboat, a B-29, racing toward Cairo from Hawaii, logged rapid progress over Italy and the Mediterranean. Col. Clarence Irvine said altitude changes aimed to exploit favorable winds as Meeks Field Teeland pass was recorded. Cairo arrival expected around 1:50 AM E.S.T. Sunday.
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Harvest Time Dances Draw Syracuse Students
October weather sparks plans as Syracusans travel to view harvest scenes and collect autumn decorations. Miss Naomi Hauerbach of Maplewood New Jersey, a Kappa Kappa Gamma sophomore at Syracuse University, joins peers in using pumpkins and leaves for festive events.
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Dewey Margin Seen Above Five Hundred Thousand
GOP leaders in Albany express strong confidence that Governor Dewey will win by more than 500,000 votes in the November 5 election. A private upstate and New York City poll supports this view, with some forecasts suggesting margins up to 685,000. The party hopes a large Dewey victory strengthens his bid for the 1948 Republican presidential nomination.
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Porter urges patience as OPA promises prosperity ahead
OPA Chief Paul Porter told a radio audience that unprecedented prosperity is near if the public endures price controls. He acknowledged meat shortages and said inflation fights can be won, noting mandatory price increases have been ordered while promising efforts to restore meat to stores. The White House said Truman and his cabinet examined all aspects of the meat situation and a New York mayor pressed for FBI involvement.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area remains warm and fair
U.S. Weather Bureau predicts continued warm conditions with a fair sky. Monday will be partly cloudy and still warm with a high near 83 and a low around 41. Sunset at 5 38 P.M. and sunrise Monday at 6 09 A.M. Record highs 86 in 1937 and 33 in 1943. Relative humidity at 7 30 P.M. Saturday is 86.
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Fuel Oil Outlook Rosy Yet Coal Shortage Looms
The Solid Fuels Administration warns a hard winter ahead as coal stockpiles remain below safety levels while steel and rail demands strain supplies. Despite ample fuel oil distribution by coastal tankers, miners cite lack of forethought and cash inhibiting bin filling amid high industrial demand.
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Paris Parley Ends Treaty Draft Work Completed
Paris peace conference commissions finish treaty drafting for 21 nation plenary session. Senator Tom Connally calls the overall picture splendid. Balkan Economic Commission ends a 28 hour 35 minute meeting with the British plan for Bulgarian reparations to Greece and Yugoslavia totaling 125 million dollars. Vote 9 to 5 with east west split amid tired delegates.
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Eisenhower Arrives at Balmoral for Royal Weekend Visit
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower and family fly from Prestwick to Dyce Airdrome outside Aberdeen aboard an American Dakota. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth greet them at Balmoral with the princesses, sending Secretary Sir Alan Lascelles to meet the party and drive them the 50 miles to the castle.
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Dartmouth Defeats Syracuse 20 14 In Hanover Game
Dartmouth beat Syracuse 20 to 14 in Hanover as a top college football clash. Yale defeated Colgate 27 to 6 and Army over Cornell 46 to 21. Other scores include Penn State 48 and Northwestern 28.
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Soviet farm purge dismisses eight high officials
Eight senior officials from Russia's collective farm system were dismissed and ordered to stand trial for embezzlement. The Ministry of Control said some were accused of funding lavish parties with meat and wine, while others used farm funds for personal purchases such as a new spring for a buggy. Concluded on Page 11, Column 4.
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British Plane Forced Down Near Nis Yugoslavia
Reports conflict on the type of aircraft but indicate the British plane landed near Nis after being forced down on Friday. Belgrade and Allied sources say there were no casualties and that Yugoslav combat signals may have guided the landing. The craft was believed to be a courier plane operating between Bari and an Italian base.
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Flights Cancelled Over Yugoslavia By Allied Air Forces
Allied Air Force Headquarters canceled all regular RAF flights over Yugoslavia after a RAP courier plane from Bucharest to Bari was forced to land near Nish near the Yugoslav Greek border following signals from Yugoslav combat aircraft.
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Incident reported of foreign planes over Yugoslavia
A Belgrade dispatch notes British courier planes using the Belgrade Bucharest route with aircraft described as combat planes. London banks say no information exists but Tito has condemned foreign flights over his territory. the location lies near Nis about 40 miles from the Bulgarian border on the Bari Bucharest leg.
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Stassen Urges GOP Unity and Six Point Plan at Portland
Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen, a leading 1948 GOP hopeful, told Oregon Republicans that young veterans are uneasy about politics after VJ Day. He outlined six points: limited government, new labor policy to reduce strikes, sound fiscal policy, boosted production, internationalism, and firm opposition to fascism and communism.
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Von Papen Freed As Trial Demand Rises In Germany
Two of the three acquitted Nazi leaders Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritzsche were released from U.S. custody and housed in downtown apartments. Franz von Papen remained jailed with word awaited on entry to the British zone. A British spokesman barred all three entry. The U.S. Army stated Schacht and Fritzsche were released.
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Reds Circle Paoting City In North China
Reinforced communist troops surrounded Paoting the capital of Hopei Province on three sides on Saturday and were reported to be fighting into its suburbs. The city was said to be under martial law.
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Inside Page Highlights and Features
A compact look at the day’s newspaper sections featuring amusements arts and letters and assorted items. Includes Periscope Deaths and Society notes with brief notices and front page teasers across the inside pages.
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UNRRA engineer Burnup freed and returned to Yugoslav authorities
UNRRA engineer Robert Burnup, arrested September 27 on espionage charges, was turned over to Yugoslav officials in Belgrade Saturday night. Yugoslav authorities alleged sufficient evidence to convict him for 15 years. Burnup, sent by UNRRA to instruct in heavy equipment use, was released to proceed with departure formalities.
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Criticism Flows Over Attlee Palestine Policy In London
Britain faces internal dissent over Palestine as Prime Minister Attlee protests President Truman's delay of his immigration statement. Churchill blasts the government as vacillating while Noel-Baker and other officials dispute policy amid cabinet reshuffles. Foreign Office denies abandoning the mandate.
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The People Behind the Iron Curtain feature by John Strohm
John Strohm presents a word and picture account of life behind the iron curtain with uncensored stories and dramatic photographs. The series begins Monday in the Herald Journal.
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