Eisenhower opposes federal control of higher ed
President Eisenhower declared he would oppose any federal aid to higher education that comes with federal control. He spoke at the 82d convocation of the University of the State of New York and received an honorary LL.D. from Columbia University. In Albany, other notes include WCTU NY urging laws to keep alcohol out of military and training camps and unemployment claims dropping to a 1948 low. Oneonta and White Plains briefs cover labor, crime, and corporate activity across New York State.
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Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Detroit Sabotage Vigil Ties National Alerts
Detroit Police Commissioner Harry S. Toy said Michigan industry and public utilities have been alerted to possible sabotage. Warnings, thought to originate from Washington, reached his office a week ago as part of growing national concern.
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Harry S. Toy
Michigan
Washington
Britain agrees to halt dismantling German industries in part
A government source said Britain has agreed, on American urging, to stop dismantling German industries for reparations to aid European stability. Paul Hoffman urged the halt to preserve skilled German labor for recovery.
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Reich
Britain
Paul Hoffman
U. S
Europe
Phone Union Tentatively OKs Pay Rise
New York reports union negotiators tentatively accepted a wage offer for 25,000 long lines operators totaling an average hourly rise of 9.3 cents. The agreement, subject to executive board approval, covers 12 cent hikes for plant workers, nine cents for traffic operators, and eight cents for clerical staff across 41 states and the District of Columbia. The company estimates the package plus overtime costs exceeds 9 million dollars annually.
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John J. Moran
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222 Ships Now Tied Up By Sea Strike
SAN FRANCISCO The number of American flag ships tied up by the 45-day West Coast maritime strike rose to 222, intensifying efforts toward peace talks. Allan Haywood of CIO and a Waterfront Employers Association sub-committee discussed a CIO guaranteed contracts plan amid union leaders and Taft-Hartley affidavits disputes. Longshoremen began strike September 2, seeking 15 cents more than the $1.67 wage. employers offered 10 cents.
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War Fonfees
Allan Haywood
C.I.0
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C.I.O
Frank F. Fossie
W.E.A
National C.I.0
Teachers Condemn House Committee Action in Washington
The 1300 members of the CJO Teachers Union unanimously pass a resolution condemning the House Committee on Un American Activities for petty persecution. Abraham Lederman and two other leaders are summoned to appear in Washington on Tuesday.
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C.J.O. Teachers Union
House Committee On UN- American
Abraham Lederman
Washington
Arlus Vance to be arraigned on murder charge in Lake George
Arlus Vance will be arraigned Monday before Supreme Court Justice John Alexander on a first degree murder indictment. He is accused of murdering his wife on September 30 in Lake George.
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Deaths Across States Include Stage Actress and Executives
Obituaries list EDYTHE CHAPMAN NEILL 85 stage and silent screen actress widow of JAMES NEILL in Glendale California. WILLIAM J. BULIS 75 former Washington correspondent and government printer proof reader in Washington. ADRIENNE VERBEST 50 wife of FRANK C. VERBEST Blatz Brewing Company president in Milwaukee. JOHN M. ROGERS 50 Miles Laboratories plant manager in Ontario Toronto. ELBEN HALLEY 67 chairman treasurer Hickok Manufacturing in Rochester at St Marys Hospital. SOFTA CHARLEBOIS GALLO 61 former prima donna San Carlo Grand Opera Company wife of its manager FORJTUNE GALLO aboard liner SEE due in New York City Monday.
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James Neill
Glendale
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Blatz Brewing Company
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Miles Laboratories
Ontario
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Elben Halley
Hickok Manufacturing Company
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
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San Carlo Grand Opera Company
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Monay
Dewey Attacks Truman on 1944 Foreign Policy Tradeoffs
The dialogue centers on Dewey claiming he confronted exposing Roosevelt era foreign policy blunders in 1944. He says he sent a rep to Hull to depoliticize foreign policy, and Hull accepted. He references Potsdam-era deals with Russia and cites a need for a realistic policy for security and prosperity. Warren caps his coast to coast run promising GOP leadership.
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UN Council Stalemate Persists Amid Soviet Protests
The UN Assembly clashed with Soviet bloc allies as four powers remained far apart over mediation tactics. The assembly rejected a Polish bid to remove anti-Communist Czechoslovak delegate Dr. Jan Papanek from two committees while debates on Palestine were sidelined by an atomic energy report. In separate committees Russia faced defeats as the legal committee moved to shield political groups from mass slaughter, Britain accused Moscow of a slave system in social affairs, and the trusteeship panel rejected a Soviet bid to force colonial powers to disclose political information on territories.
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Russia
Jan Papanek
Papanek
Palestine
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Security Council
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Water tumbler falls near Truman during Indianapolis visit
Authorities investigate after a water tumbler drops from a bystander hand and crashes into the street in front of President Truman as he passes to his train following a speech at the World War Memorial. Police treat it as an accidental drop with no foul play suspected.
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World War Memorial
Atom plane moves from theory to drawing boards
An Oak Ridge scientist told the Baltimore Society of Automotive Engineers that an atom powered airplane has passed the theory stage and is ready for engineers to design. A mobile atomic pile scheme was outlined, promising a plane that could fly globally without refueling, with remaining work on the engine body controls and crew shielding.
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Katz-Suchy urges U S to stop Project xX in European affairs
Katz-Suchy challenges U S policy on European issues arguing disarmament would give Washington long term control. He demands explanations for $5,000,000 in Italy and intelligence operations on the German Czech border. He warns the veto could be misused and suggests dissolving the Security Council if it is weaponized. He notes Marshall’s stance on retaining the veto and warns majority power can flip.
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U S Protests Soviet Airlift Firing Near Berlin
The United States protested Russia announcing anti-aircraft fire at towed targets in the Allied airlift corridor from Haselberg airport in the Bückeburg sector. Lt. Col. L E Steadman called the firing irresponsible and hazardous to safety as Moscow also warned of local drills across corridors while tightening the Berlin blockade to stop food from reaching the western sectors.
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Fuller Again Charges Red Spies in Rome
Rep Hadwen Fuller claims ten Russian spies worked in a Rome industrial plant with White House approval. He says FBI checked and confirmed, with Russians later shipped back to the Soviet Union. State Department notes many Russian technicians entered the US after V J Day for Soviet purchases, and numbers have fallen since Congress ended lend-lease shipments.
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Breweries Face Closing in New York City Strike
Eight major New York City breweries faced shutdown as a wildcat strike by over 2000 truck drivers spread nationwide. Mass layoffs of inside workers began while union leaders urged workers to return. The Carly Ruppert plant suspension prompted sympathy protests, hobbling beer supplies to NYC taverns though deliveries from New Jersey and Staten Island continued.
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INS
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C. TI. O.united Brewery
Jacob Ruppert
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Staten Island
Hebrew Union School of Jewish Sacred Music Opens
The Hebrew Union School of Jewish Sacred Music opens tonight at Hebrew Union College in New York. It aims to train cantors and synagogue musical functionaries, the first American institution for this specialty, created last summer by Hebrew Union College with the Society for the Advancement of Jewish Liturgical Music.
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INS
Hebrew Union School of Jewish Sacred Music
America
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
Society For the Advancement of Jewish Liturgical Music
Hopper diet jumps into cold water shows gag
Grasshopper stunts entertained students at a Stillwater college event. Mercer College sophomore Ann Miller wagered $2 to eat a grasshopper, while Clarence Jones of Altus upped the stake to $5. Jones reportedly swallowed a two-inch grasshopper using toothpaste, as 28 students watched.
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Okla
Ann Miller
Mercer College
Georgia
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Clarence Jones
Altus
Jones
Church Marks 60th Anniversary in West Sorway
The Asbury Methodist Church in West Sorway marks the 60th anniversary with a week long program led by Rev. John W. Faust. The opening service features Rev. R C Hebblethwaite on Our Duty to Our Inheritance followed by a 6:30 P.M. anniversary banquet Thursday hosted by the Women's Society of Christian Service with toastmaster Clinton H. Atwood and speaker Rev. Samuel G. Houghton. The concluding service Sunday Oct 24 at 10:45 A.M. will be led by Rev. Ellroy D. Van Dyke. The church choir under Stewart R P Darrow and soloist Benton White provide music.
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Elmira
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Samuel G. Houghton
Ellroy D. van Dyke
Geneva
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Benton White
Youth Dies in Crash on Buffalo Pi Road
Thomas Mezen, 19, was killed when his car left the road and overturned last night. Four others were injured, none seriously, in the Buffalo Pi area.
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Thomas Mezen
ITU Battles Injunctions Against Denham Power
The National Labor Relations Board faces a challenge to strip its general counsel Robert N. Denham of the authority to seek court injunctions against unions. The AFL CIO and International Typographical Union contend Denham abused this power. A federal judge in Indiana held the ITU in contempt for continuing to press illegal contract terms from publishers despite an injunction.
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National Labor Relations Board
Robert N. Denham
AFL. International Typographical Union
Denham
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