Jessup Blasts Reds in Talk at Hamilton College
Ambassador-at large Philip Jessup, amid Senate confirmation debates, told Hamilton College students that preventing wars requires patient leadership and that the Soviet Union and its satellites oppose peaceful methods. He avoided directly addressing his UN post nomination as critics accused him of following Communist lines.
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Forerza Relations
New President Leads Group in Meeting
The new president of the group, Mrs. Theodore Weinheimer, chaired the session. Cleon J. and Mrs. Edward de Hardie were introduced as new officers with roles including secretary and assistant secretary. Rosemary Gallagher named treasurer, and other posts filled by Mrs. Edward F. Lane, Mrs. Paul E. Marvan, and Margaret Woulfe.
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Tare Fant
Margaret Woulfe
Anthony S. Picard
Window Cleaners End 5 Day Strike Near Local Firms
About four local window cleaners ended a five day strike. A union official said the workers, paid on an hourly wage rate, agreed to return to work. The consented deal was reached with a washing company and the men will resume work Monday.
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Sign Struck by Wind Injures Man Near Jefferson Clinton Hotel
A gust toppled a 243 foot sign near the Jefferson Clinton Hotel injuring a man named Maliett. Eyewitnesses Pat John Carey and Pau Callahan report the moment as the crowd watched, noting the sign cracked the air and left bystanders in shock.
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Truman halts two aircraft plant strikes to safeguard Air Force
President Truman moves to end strikes at Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach California and Wright Aeronautical in Woodridge New Jersey by handing the disputes to the Wage Stabilization Board. 17 800 aircraft workers are involved. He warns the California plant is the sole producer of the C-224 air transport. The air force says deliveries and operations are already impaired. The board will meet to decide the next step as unions and management differ over return to work.
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Ernie West
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Wright
Donald Douzins
California
Naval Inspector Transferred to Cincinnati Area
COMDR. G. FE. SLOCUM, long time inspector of naval material for the New York region, is reassigned to Cincinnati Ohio as inspector for that area. He will be succeeded by Cmdr. AOW. Cachatowski, formerly with the high command at Bonn Germany. Slocum also heads sub-offices in Sidney Binghamton Auburn Utica and Massena with 120 civilians and three officers.
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Shippers Warned On Red Cargoes
Reports warn shippers about delays for red cargoes as authorities press to open routes. An official insists unlabelled packages from Sweden will be inspected, amid claims of large Russian goods, especially furs, moving through Atlantic ports.
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Woman in Bank Case Treated MSS ELIZABETH YAGA
Elizabeth Yaga a 27 year old former employee of First Trust and Deposit Company pleaded not guilty to bank fraud charges. She was treated at Crause-Irving Hospital after swallowing a substance she believed to be medicine following a stomach pump. She was released on an S1,999 bond after arraignment before County Judge Leo W. Breed.
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Royal couple draw crowds as children lead visits in Toronto
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh toured Toronto in a day of public appearances dominated by schoolchildren and families. Crowds packed city sites from Maple Leaf Gardens to City Hall while officials estimated thousands lined the route, with a charity hockey game and civic events highlighting the royal visit.
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Ray Lawson
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Jata Board of Trade
Canada
Power cuts hit seven towns in sudden outage
A 33,000-volt feeder caused a temporary blackout across North Syracuse Cicero Central Square South Bay Mexico Constantia and Parish early today. Power Corp crews repaired damaged seven strand cable after a crane contact burned a section, restoring service along the Thruway north of Sewer.
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Early Crash Injures Driver Mahar at Scene
Edward W. Mahar, 18, of 210 Crwan Street, was taken to St. Hospital at 3:50 AM after his car struck a parked vehicle on James Street near First, veering to the wrong side of the road. Mahar was listed in fair condition after head and knee injuries. Patrolman Edward Corbett said Mahar was eastbound on James Street when the crash occurred. the parked car belonged to W. Sco James Street Murphy’s owner, who was out of town. license plate details pending.
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Syracusans at Sessions District Convention Summary
Syracusans attend a district convention presided over by Federal and Orthodox city representatives. About seventy are listed, including Miss Larissa and Miss Katherine case Chapt Shevchuk and Miss Vera Savanow. Other attendees include Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Paul tas ting the meet the fllegh To pic Church of O rganized in 192.
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Syracuse School Wins Book Award
A Syracuse parochial school was the only one in its city to capture a top prize in the Columba Scholastic Publication Contest. Meg Gee of Most Holy Rosary School placed second in a category for smaller schools with nine or fewer pupils. Two other Central New York schools also placed in the contest with a 933 score cited by the association.
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Barkley to Debate Truman Policy in Korea Prompt Cain Taunt
Friends of Vice President Barkley say he will likely ignore Senator Cain's challenge to debate the Truman Barkley foreign policy in Korea. Cain taunted Barkley in the Senate and said he would push to change rules to allow the debate. Barkley gave no reply as Cain accused the administration of mismanaging the war and urged Barkley to clarify remarks about GOP foreign policy.
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Congress weighs multi billion military and energy funding
The Anvented Press reports House and Senate committees consider 4.42 billion dollars for military, atomic energy, and related programs. Yesterday 37.8 million military operations and 1.04 million for Commerce, Justice, and Federal judiciary during the current fiscal year. House adjourned.
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Iturbi Opens War Memorial Concert for 5000 Audience
Jose Iturbi internationally known pianist conductor and composer performed at the War Memorial Concert Hall before an audience exceeding 5000. The program featured Mozart Schumann Liszt Debussy and Gershwin with an encore of Debussy Claire de Lune and a dynamic Rhapsody in Blue. The event highlighted Iturbi’s expressive piano touch and was followed by notices of upcoming Dave Salmon Management events and a W C T U convention mishap.
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Leon Errol Dies at 70 in Hollywood Career Spotlight
Actor Leon Errol, a Hollywood mainstay since 1936, died at age 70 after a period of illness. He appeared in six two reel comedies annually for RKO and was honored last year with a show business anniversary party. He left behind two brothers and is survived by relatives in Detroit and Los Angeles. His wife died in 1946.
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Collins Ci Confers RCME Halked to Iitalian clief
A report records Collins Ci conferring RCME to an Italian chief of staff and other high army officers, noting formal award or honor within military ranks.
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