Anti Communist Registration Drives Surge in Syracuse
Syracuse voters registered for the November 7 election amid anti Communist Freedom Day events led by Mayor Corcoran. First day totals show Syracuse exceeding 20 000 registrations, possibly a city record, with upstate declines and Albany bucking the trend. Forsythe praised broad civic and religious support for the drive.
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Upstate
Syracuse
Corcoran
Albany
Buffalo
Clellan
S. Forsythe
Onondaga County
Small Business _ Committee
Charles A. McNett
G.O.P
Forsythe
Weather outlook shifts with showers likely Sunday
The Weather Man forecasts fair and mild conditions tonight with a low of 50 in Syracuse. Tomorrow producers expect scattered showers or thunderstorms with a high near 70, and a cool down Monday with a 45 degree low as winds shift from south to west.
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Mercury
Andrew P. Keller
John 0 Lewis Led Industrial Feud in 20th Century America
Editorial note features John 0 Lewis a leading feudist from the United Ming Workers. Max Hall discusses his important role in industrial America while other sections including comics, crossword, horoscope, and letters appear on pages 4 to 13. Deaths and sports are listed with page references.
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Lewis
Fread
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United Ming Workers
Max Hall
Tote
AD Dade Comics
Dean
Ida Jean Kain
Red Feather Rally Draws 6640 at State Fair Coliseum
At the State Fair Coliseum the third annual Red Feather rally drew about 6 640 volunteers for the 1951 chest drive. Jerry Colonna, Dottie Grover, and the Syracuse Nationals faced the BU Varsity in an exhibition basketball game as Gordon Alderman led a 60 member skit. Dottie Grover wowed the crowd with baton routines between periods.
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State Fair
Red Feather
Jerry Colonna
Syracuse University
Dottie Grover
Syracuse Nationals
Manlius School
Asher
Markson
Jerry Colonia
Loew's
State Theater
Gordon Alderman
Annette M. Lawton
Fishy $80,000 loan linked to Capone era mob figure
Senate investigators led by Estes Kefauver vow a full probe into an $80,000 loan from Hugo Bennett, Chicago Sportsman's Park auditor, to Paul Ricca, a Capone associate now a Chicago crime syndicate leader. Kefauver called the loan "very fishy" and questioned the lack of business ties between lender and borrower.
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Chicago
Senate
Capone
New York City
Estes Kefauver
Senate Committee
Hugo Bennett
Chiicago
Sportsman's Park
Paul
New Brunswick Firms Hire Men to Cut 1.3 Million Christmas Trees
Fredericton reports NB companies began hiring workers today to harvest 1,300,000 Christmas trees for export to the United States.
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Fredericton
N. B
New Brunswick
United States
Miller II Last Hope Of Phillies In World Series
The Philadelphia Phillies, down 3 0 in the series, turn to rookie Bob Miller to face Ed Ford of the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Miller, 11 6 with the Phillies, opposes Ford who is 9 1 since mid season. Manager Eddie Sawyer backs Miller while Casey Stengel bets on Ford to finish the series.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Miller
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Eddie Sawyer
Terre Haute
Ind
Ed “Whitey” Ford
Yankees
Miller
Phillies
Ford
Kansas City
Sawyer
Rhee proposes limited polls for North Korea regions
Rhee advocates electing left vacant seats in the North Korea area north of the 38th parallel to fill South Korean National Assembly representation. He says no general election is needed and that his government holds UN recognition. He plans to request UN elections in liberated areas and deploy additional UN observers to witness voting in former Communist-held territories.
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North’ Korea
South Korean National Assembly
38Th Parallel
North Korea
US British Planes Open Eight Day Air Defense Drill
American bombers and Royal Air Force jets launched from British bases for an eight day test of national air defenses against atomic bombing. A larger 1,000 plane exercise codenamed Emperor involved forces from Norway Denmark Belgium and the Netherlands in the same region.
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London
Royal Air Force
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
Fire marshal halts junked home in Wenatchee
Wenatchee fire marshal reported it took 185 man hours to remove four truckloads of junk from a three room house condemned as a fire trap.
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Wenatchee
Death He Wes Still Champion 7 Army Boxer Receives DSC
The heavyweight boxing champion Cpl Levi Jackson Jr earned the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously for heroism near Haman South Korea on Aug 13. He shielded wounded soldiers under North Korean fire, taking a mortal wound after repeatedly exposing himself to save others. He had prior 16 ring titles in the 23rd Division and was not the Yale football player of the same name.
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Levi Jackson, Jr
Clevenrecord Nevra
Bath Regiment
26Th Infantry Division
Haman
South Korea
Jackson
First Corps
Enghth Army
Far East Command
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Tackson
Reds
Philadelphia
Cayce
S.C
Yale
Reds Report Invasion Of Tibet From China
An official Communist report stated Chinese troops have entered Northern Tibet and pushed into the region. The dispatch notes massing on Tibet borders for months and cites Formosa and Pakistan reports of frontier penetration, but offers no date or details of when the action occurred.
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Hong Kong
Communist
Tibet
The
Communist News Agency
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Sinkiang
Formosa
Pakistan
Red
China
Wang
Cornell Students Admit Vandalism At Syracuse Stadium
Cornellians confessed to damaging the Syracuse campus area before a football game. They admitted burning a large C in the Archbold Stadium grass and painting Cs plus the message Cornell beat Syracuse on walls and the press box, with costs to be covered.
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Cornell
Daily Sun
Syracuse
Archbold Stadium
Phage
Cornnell
Soviet Jet Bombers Reported by Jane's
Jane's The World's Aircraft says Russia has developed at least three new jet bombers capable of dropping atomic weapons. Western experts note two Russian fighters have flown faster than sound, but no performance data is provided.
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London
Jane’s
Russia
Jane's
New York to Rome Airliner Completes Nonstop Run
An Italian commercial airline landed at Ciampino airport in Rome after completing the first nonstop flight from New York City in 15 hours 11 minutes.
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U. A
Rome
Ciampino
New York City
UN approves drive into North Korea across 38th parallel
United Nations Assembly votes 46 to 5 to back a major plan for rebuilding a unified Korea under UN watch. The key section authorizes steps to stabilize Korea and widely interpreted as endorsing Gen. Douglas MacArthur to move American and allied troops across the 38th parallel to join South Korean forces. Soviet bloc opposition centers on Manchuria and Japan roles in Asia.
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United Nations Assembly
38Th Parallel
North Korea
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Assembly
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India
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38Th’ Parallel
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Koréa
Harbin
Manchuria
Japan
Asia
Daisy's Lazy Cow Is Hero Of Farm Fire Rescue
North Hampton New Hampshire farmer Fuller credits his cow Daisy with saving his life during a barn fire that destroyed 65 cattle and two horses. Fuller, nearly unconscious from smoke, felt a nudge and grabbed Daisy as she dragged him to safety through a broken door. Daisy survived the blaze while the rest perished.
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Bedwin ‘E
Fuller
Daisy
Joss
Parmer
Polio Nears 1944 Total in Central New York
Dr. Cleland A. Sargent, health commissioner, reports six new polio cases bringing the year’s total to 220, nearing the 1944 toll of 221. Of the 220, 97 are Syracusans and the rest residents of other central New York communities. today’s new cases include a 3 year old girl and a 5 year old boy.
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Clealand A. Sargent
Commissioner of Health
Sargent
New York
Warplain Engine Workers on Strike
About 8,000 workers at Wright Aeronautical Corp. in Woodridge walk out, unauthorized by union sources, halting production as United Auto Workers failed to report shifts. The strike began yesterday afternoon and continued into today’s morning shift.
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Woodridge
Wright’ Aeronautical Corp
CLO
United “Auto Workers
Hong Kong Court Seizes Unclaimed Gold on Airliner
A Hong Kong court ordered seizure of six baskets of unclaimed gold valued at 96000 dollars hidden aboard a Cathay Pacific Airways plane. The confiscation occurred before the aircraft departed on its scheduled flight to Bangkok on Wednesday.
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Wong “Kong (P
Hong Kong
Cathay Parsific Airways
Bangkok
Draft Head O K s Plan For Brains Exemption
WASINGTON UP Draft Director Hershey endorsed the general principles of a new proposal to exempt promising students and some scientific and professional men from military service. He supported deferment recommendations for six scientific advisory committees and urged base on aptitude and scholastic records.
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Wasitingson
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Gested
Forces poised for major drive near Wonsan Korea
United Nations forces form a great half moon from Wonsan to Kaesong as Gen. MacArthur readies a final strike against North Korea. First Cavalry and Eighth Divisions replace Inchon veterans near Kaesong, while Third Division pushes toward Wonsan. союз
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Tokyo
United Nations
Wonsan
Korea
Kaesong
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Hiss Appeals 125 Page Plea in Spy Case
Alger Hiss seeks a new appeal before the U S Circuit Court after his perjury conviction in a spy case. He maintains there is substantial evidence that another person may have stolen the State Department documents alleged to have been passed to Whittaker Chambers.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Aussie Troops In First Battle
Australian troops engaged in their first Korea war battle six miles north of Yongdong, while moving north behind British convoys toward Seoul. The pre dawn ambush involved Red attackers, with no casualties reported.
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Taejon
Korea
Seoul
Yongdong
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