Atomic dispute colors 1948 US campaign
President Truman and Governor Dewey traded charges over atomic energy amid a heated election campaign. Truman spoke in Indiana about private exploitation of atomic power as Dewey made stops en route to St Paul. The clash included remarks on world controls and monopoly while third party figures weighed in.
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Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
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Dewey
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Thacs Esie
Seystor Joseph H. Ball
Sputter Dag
Abeve Lea
Minn
St. Pan
Patricia Dewey
Henry Wallace
Miwaukee
Parcy
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Trenan
Berges
Justine Bred
BC Winsin
Thik
Russia
Truman Vena
Vinson
Final Phone Offer Made by AT and T Clashes With Union
A final offer of 3 million dollars in annual wage increases was presented by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in a marathon meeting that stretched into the early hours. The union and company did not reveal positions on the offer, while a union spokesman warned actions would not be taken before Monday. The increases are seen as boosting wage rates by roughly a dollar per week, with workers across states affected though current wages were not disclosed. Negotiations proceeded under a wage reopening clause in the contract, and the bargaining deadline was midnight today.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Ca
CLO
Todays Features and Editorial Notes Across Pages
A scrambled notice lists features on pages 50 and 51 including horoscope TV talk and editorials. It mentions university names and advisers with commentary, plus sections such as letters, classifieds, and sports scattered through the issue. The fragment hints at page references and column topics across the edition.
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Jean Mais
Dean Mery Haworth
Berlin
City Life
Katenying
Crossley
Munic
Earl Wiis
Russian spies claimed to work in Rome plant
Rep Fuller said ten Russians posed as engineers and worked weeks at a large Rome industrial plane facility. He said the group was admitted to the United States with White House approval and later deported. The matter was investigated by the FBI and details discussed with officials.
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Oldest Civil War veteran put on danger list with pneumonia
Rochester report says the nation's oldest Civil War veteran, 157, was admitted to General Hospital after a cold worsened into pneumonia. He was transported by ambulance for oxygen and penicillin as his condition deteriorated following several days of illness.
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Rochester
Tames
Hard
General Hospital
Texing
E ‘Hard
Gov Sigler Orders Telephony Wage Dispute Truce
Governor Kim Sigler intervened to end a wave of on site work stoppages in a city wide telephone wage dispute. Provisions authorize a fact finding panel if a settlement is not reached by Wednesday noon.
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Elkow
Kim Sigler
Community CheSe pledges reach $462 097 at Syracuse meeting
A Syracuse gathering reported $462 097 toward a $1 212 295 goal with 38 percent of quota met. Top divisions included University Section led by Gordon Smith with 24 percent, Public Service 78 percent of its $74 000 target, and Federal 109 percent of its $2 700 quota. Rabbi Lewin Hyman gave invocation and Charles N. Howard chaired singing as agency boards and social groups participated.
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Schovla and Organizations Division
Alnus Olver
H. M
Etea
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Rabbi Lewin L
Hyman
Temps Jacath Yeshwrun
Charles N. Howard
New Process Gear
Rookie fireman admits eight false alarms in suburb
Fireman Robert F Brewster 26, of 190 Court St., confessed he set off eight false alarms in the North Side, keeping residents awake half the night. Police Chief Ja Kinney and Fire Chief Millam Connolly signed a statement. he pleaded not guilty to a city ordinance violation and posted $300 bail. Patrolman Gaetan Stas traced the sixth alarm to a car from Le Moyne Ave to Mavis Ave before halting.
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Robert F. Brewster
Court St
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Ja. Kinney
Fred G. Arnold
Millam
Connelly
F. R. Shanahan
Hin
Ds Patra
Gaetan Stas
Slasst
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Central Railroad Opposed to Discontinuing North Route Trains
Public hearing in Watertown heard strong opposition to the Syracuse Water town Massena line discontinuance request. The New York Central would survey revenue before applying to drop trains No. 20 from Massena to Syracuse No. 7 from Syracuse to Watertown and No. 2 from Watertown to Massena while civic and business leaders from Watertown Massena and Syracuse urged retention.
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Watertown
New York Centres
St Lawrence
Syracuse- Waterlowa-Massena
Public Service Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Massena
Syracuse
Waterstown
Massens
Fist Fight Erupts At Labor Hearing In Washington
A chaotic scene erupted during a labor hearing into activities of the Greater New York City organization. Wingers clashed and noses were broken amid the melee, but no serious injuries were reported. The confrontation involved Communist and Ehreenian factions as reporters described the tense proceedings.
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Washington
New York City
CLO
Cornell
Nanking
Buckmaster
Defensa
Tony
Chintslen
Army At Lowry Base Faces Poisoning Incident
A reported poisoning incident at Lowry Air Force Base affected seven servicemembers yesterday. Officers said all are recovering as hospitalizations were initially needed for several patients.
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Lowry Air Force Base
Tase
Veteran Faces Death Charge In Buffalo Shooting
Police say Bernard VY Lembits, 47, admitted shooting Milton Jacobs, 41, chairman of a unemployment rating board, and Eyminalt S Crowe, 61, a guard, in a workplace. A previous murder acquittal is noted. The incident involved two Veterans Administration employees. The motive cited relates to disability rating disputes.
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Veterans Administration
Bernard VY. Lembits
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Bembits
Milton A. Jacobs
Via
Eyminalt S Crowe
France To Condemn Food Speculators Under New Law
Paris reports the government plans to invoke the death penalty for major food speculators amid strikes and rising prices. Premier Yenri Queuillic chaired a cabinet session approving the Farges Law of October to curb black market activity in meat wine milk and grain.
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CIP
Yenri Queuillic
Yves Pages
Artillery Heard in Berlin U S Sector After Years
Heavy artillery fire echoed in the U S sector of Berlin today marking the first such sounds in over two years. The report notes loud blasts heard across the divided city as tensions remain high amid postwar rebuild and Cold War rivalries.
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Berlin
Germany
U.S
Failures and Fraternal Notes Speak in Rapids
A garbled note from Randolph Shirley of the Fraternal Order discusses failures in Amadus and criticizes Eagles of Gentid Rapids. The text references delays and unreceived items, noting that recipients allegedly did not send any out and that failures sit and wait for stipulations.
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Gentid Rapids
Amadus
Five in hospital as Coney Island fire routs 32 families
A large fire at Coney Island near the amusements early today displaced 32 families. Five occupants, including a three year old and a four year old, were burned and rushed to a hospital. Two firemen and a policeman were injured. Names and specific injuries were not fully confirmed as authorities began checking for missing residents and accounting for all, with walls all that remained of the homes and a heavy crowd lingering at the scene.
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Jane
Jamies
Department of Welfare
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James
Coney Tolund Hospital
Raphael Rivensen
Leah Rivensen
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Dina
Angoay
Barbocg Sanjat
Butts Smoke Out Young Cigar Users
Reported in the Jacksonville area a state policy response to youths smoking cigars. A nine year old and an eight year old confessed to smoking. when asked if they were sick they replied no.
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Fehaga
Gil Rey
Jacksonvile
Olgaes
Weather outlook across coast to Rockies improves
The forecast indicates improving conditions after yesterday's rain with likely rain Sunday. Tomorrow's weather will be warmer with increasing visibility. Tonight's low around 36 and tomorrow's high near 36 degrees.
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Atlantic
Rockies
Soviets Defy UN on Berlin Questions in Council
In Paris the Soviet Union refused to answer Security Council questions on the Berlin crisis. Andre Vishinsky announced Moscow would not participate in further inquiries, asserting the plan to press the Big Four for details is futile. Washington reported progress in outreach as the council adjourned amid tension.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Andre Vishinsky
Security Council
Moscow
Walter Bedell ‘Smith
U.S
Bansia
Washington
Perrlin
Vishinsky
Archipe
Bariin
Bas
Visuinsky Spake
Crilesmenars
Council
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Settte
Cattell
Po Jaclinath
Chadtaun Jon A
Pristly
United States
United Kingdom
France
Ussr
Bramuglia
Yin
Phil Jessup
Wpived
Alexander Chologan Tol
Britain
Alexandre Parodi
Golumn
Explosion Blasts Truckload of Dynamite on Highway
W Polly 31 a truck driver smelled smoke before a dynamite load blew up on a Tamaqua highway. A passing motorist flagged down traffic as the truck lurched across lanes. The blast ripped a 20 foot deep crater, shattered windows, and sent wreckage yards away. Polly sustained minor injuries and bruises amid the debris field.
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Seioke Gory Kolay
Mplon
Benk
Is-Nile
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