Giants Push Over First Run in Polo Grounds Duel
Giants and Yankees split a tight early game before 50,000 fans at the Polo Grounds. Allie Reynolds and Sal Maglie were knocked out after two innings as the scoreline opened with an early run surge from the Giants.
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Wartime Ulcer Medley Baffles Fans in Giants Yankees Tale
A garbled feature parodies medical terms and baseball lore, citing ulcers as satire and reliving a World Series narrative. It sketches innings and errors with playful misprints, naming teams Giants and Yankees, Maglie Reynolds and McDougald, while hinting at a Page 33 continuation.
Elizabeth Lands in Montreal on Royal Tour Flight Stop
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived at Dorval Airport to begin a Canadian tour. The couple were met by Canada Air Force officials and Royal Canadian Mounted Police as a ceremonial welcome unfolded in overcast cold weather.
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Paris
FIRST ROYAL VISITERS ARRIVE AT GANDER AIRPORT
Thousands of people queued near the port awaiting the arrival of royal visitors. President Stassen testified for Asia relations before a Senate committee while the Canopus transport landed at Gander with the royal party aboard. The scene sparked alarms and spread quickly through the housing community three miles away as officials watched the arrival.
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Tennessee man, 76, father of triplets in clinic
Cecil Coker, 76, of Tennessee, is revealed as the father of triplets born to his 36-year-old wife after a Saturday birth at a local clinic. Attending doctor FLO Stone says mother and babies, each about five pounds, are all doing fine. The story also notes political testimony involving Jessup, Vandenberg, and Truman, with references to 1949 China aid decisions.
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High Court Won't Rehear Reds Case in 1950s
The Supreme Court refused to reexamine its ruling against 11 Communist Party leaders charged with planning a violent overthrow of the U.S. government. Seven leaders are imprisoned. four remain fugitives. Attorneys urged rehearing, but the court denied, while six faced contempt and jail terms.
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Taft Campaign Drive Echoes Ohio Reelection
Marquis Childs notes the Taft presidential bid mirrors his Ohio victory margin last year. The piece hints at features across pages including financial, repoter, editorials, sports, and letters, with page references and sections listed for today’s edition.
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Tax men hit the till at night club in Fair mount
Two Internal Revenue deputy collectors escorted by Sheriff’s Deputy Andrew Hoffman collected unpaid taxes at Andy’s Inn in Fairmount on a Saturday night. Collector Frank J. Shaughnessy did not reveal the amount. Funds were placed in the Syracuse Trust Company night depository for the second quarter.
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Grill Theft Nets $3,000
Police report a Lincoln Restaurant burglary in Geneiecst where an intruder forced a transom, pried open a drawer, and removed about £2,060 in cash. Patrolman Francis Carroll notes the theft occurred between 4 and AML, with the money hidden under Finney. Owner Fever' wa Scider of the Yates Howl. Employee Charles Hutchinson discovered the loss.
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Iran Premier Mossadegh Arrives in New York for UN Event
Iran Premier Mohammed Mossadegh arrived by plane in New York to defend Iran oil nationalization at the United Nations. A Royal Jordanian Airlines spokesman said the premier’s plane landed at 11:20 AM and Mossadegh left without routine customs checks. He, 72, planned to stay at New York Hospital and attend UN Security Council sessions beginning Thursday.
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Royal Jouteh Klm Airlines
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New York Hospital
Flushing Meado Pre
Wild Geese Wing South Over City In Soaring Formation
Weather service noted hundreds of geese moving southward over the city this morning. Herald-Journal bird spotters reported squadrons observed around 2:00 AM, flying in tight single formations at about 5,000 feet amid light traffic.
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Egypt Breaks Off Pact With Britain
Cairo reports Egypt denounces the 1936 treaty allowing British troops on Egyptian soil and the 1833 agreement for joint Sudan control. Prime Minister Nahas Pasha declares the time has come to end negotiations on treaty differences.
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Truman nominates Port as attorney for Syracuse post
President Truman today nominated Edmund Port of Syracuse for the U.S. Attorney post, a long-held position in the Northern District of New York. Port would replace Irving J. Higbie, who held the office until the president’s action.
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Memorial Officials Seek Special Bond for Ice Floor at War Memorial
Officials face three upcoming events and demand a wooden ice floor to be ready by Friday night. The $5,000 project needs bond approval and fast action as ice making machines can’t meet the schedule. The plan hinges on urgent authorization to proceed within days to cover a floor over the ice while shows and hockey games proceed.
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Panmunjom Talks Pause as Ridgway Considers New Site
General Ridgway tonight signaled in principle acceptance of a Communist proposal to restart talks near Panmunjom. He outlined a plan for a small neutral conference zone around the site, with Kaesong and Munsan excluded from attack while both sides shoulder some control. The previously halted talks were set to resume with liaison meetings in Panmunjom to finalize arrangements.
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French Reds Lose in Vote Investigated
Paris election results show the Communist party taking a poor showing as turnout reveals shifts to the political right. General de Gaulle’s influence remains unclear as complete results await next Sunday's Turmeoli contests. A separate New York grand jury probes possible antitrust violations tied to professional championship betting.
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Baseball Broadcast: Up to Clubs Now
New York authorities report Major League Baseball owners have repealed existing restrictions on broadcasting and tiling of past seasons, granting broad authority to clubs to stream games and related content across markets. The move redefines rights, revenue, and distribution for teams and networks.
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Weather Outlook: Clearing and Warm By Midweek
Sky to clear tomorrow and warmer later in the week. Tonight wind will be 15 to 25 mph with light showers possible and a low near 30. Tomorrow highs around 62, winds north 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday looks sunnier and warmer with lighter winds. A minor league baseball note mentions rainfall in Syracuse and a broader comparison to nationwide broadcasts.
Today’s Chuckle Budget Jumble
A light joke about keeping within budget and asking the rest of the world to go buy. The quip hints at global spending dynamics in a humorous, everyday register.
Brothers die in Korea in same battle Arkansas men
Batesville Ark May 4 The Barnett brothers Melvin 19 and Johnny 90 years old died in Korea in the same engagement. Their father George Barnett farmer here received notice from the Defence Department. Johnny transferred from medical unit to Melvin's company to be reunited before death. The Batesville National Guard unit honors fallen in continuing war.
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