World Mourns for General Marshall Revered Soldier Statesman
World leaders expressed grief at the death of General George C Marshall at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He led US war effort as Army chief of staff and shaped the Marshall Plan as secretary of state, earning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1953. Eisenhower praised his devotion to freedom, and tributes came from Presidents Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower. Funeral plans call for a simple ceremony at Ft Myer Chapel near Arlington National Cemetery.
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Dwight Eisenhower
Secret Parley May Fix Fate Of Steel Strike
New York AP reports steel leaders hid meeting location for a possible breakthrough in the six month steel strike. A wage offer of about 21 cents an hour over two years was presented by the union as hope for settlement. Government officials weighed a Taft Hartley injunction as talks resumed.
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David M. McDonald
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White House
George W. Taylor
Taylor
Eisenhower
Cold Front Expected With Scattered Showers
Weatherman Andy Keller reports a cold front passing through Syracuse bringing scattered showers and a temperature drop. Tonight stays chilly with a low around 40, followed by a warmer high near 50 tomorrow.
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Andy Keller
Syracuse
Mercury
Quiz Producer Sere At Taking the Rap
CBS cancels major quiz shows amid fixed game disclosures and network bans. Stanton names The Big Pay-Off Top Dollar Name That Tune as canceled with Dotto The $64 000 Question and The $64 000 Challenge already dropped. Van Doren under subpoena as hearings resume. NBC silent on the CBS plan.
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Mary Garden Recovers After Gas Near-Death Incident
Former opera star Mary Garden, facing a gas incident, rests at her sister’s home after a Thursday stove leak. Police delayed disclosure until late last night as neighbor Mrs. Dorothy Bell and a local doctor reported the near-fatal episode and Garden’s initial refusal to answer. She was moved to Pimarchie Torphins, about 40 miles away, for safety and recovery.
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Mass Said For Steel Settlement Unites Labor and Management
More than 500 persons including top labor management and government leaders attended a Mass at St Patrick's Church calling for a just and speedy end to the nationwide steel strike. The service featured leaders from Sanderson Halcomb Works of Crucible Steel and the Steelworkers Union with a sermon stressing social justice and shared responsibility.
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le Moyne College
McKeon
Thomas J. Driscoll
Robert B. Davern
Catholic Charities
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Syracuse
United States
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Fayetteville Manlius School Bond Plan Defeated Again
Voters in the Fayetteville Manlius Central School District rejected a $2,588,000 bond for a new 1,000 pupil senior high school on the Ervingham tract near E Seneca Street. The defeat follows an earlier $3,294,000 plan rejected April 24, amid opposition from residents and a watchdog group.
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Fayetteville High School
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Taxpayers Watchdog Committee
Joseph Lamprecht
Citizens Committee
Lamprecht
Channing Dichter
Citizens’ Committee
Roosevelt hints at presidential bid if asked
Rep James Roosevelt of California says he would consider the Democratic nomination for president if someone asked him. He notes no one has done so yet and speaks during a Detroit news conference.
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Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woman’s promise to be on time carries a lot of wait
A lighthearted line notes a woman’s pledge to be punctual and the humorous patience it requires. The quip plays on timing and expectation with gentle humor.
Britain Owes Monument To Gen Marshall in World Farewell
London editors and leaders herald Marshall as a hero of wartime victory and architect of the Marshall Plan. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd lauded his service, while Paris and Tokyo tributes noted his impact on Western Europe and the free world. Page 2, Col 2.
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Chester W. Nimitz
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Europe
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U.S
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Free World
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Moneyword Puzzle Jackpot Boosts to 12000
The Moneyword Puzzle contest offered a prize of 12000 dollars after last week's draw had no winner. The ad urges readers to clip the puzzle from the Sunday Herald American and place the correct words to win the prize.
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