Dewey Cites Deal to Pay FDRs Debts
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey claimed wealthy Democrats helped Franklin D. Roosevelt meet 200000 in obligations to push him to run for New York governor in 1928. He cited passages from Flynn and Farley books and named John J. Raskob in the alleged pledge. The remarks were aired in a statewide broadcast.
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Newburgh
Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Dewey
G.O.P
Wayoff
Edward J. Flynn
Jim Farley
James A. Farley
Freight Wreck Kills One in Austell Ga Train Crash
A Southern Railroad wreck in Austell Georgia left two freight trains collided killing one crewman and seriously injuring another.
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Austell
Southern Railroad
Aday
Today’s Features and Page Guide
A listing of sections and page numbers for today’s newspaper features. Includes Comics on pages 62 63 Talkin It Over page 39 Amusements 54 Letters 34 Bridge 9 Financial 56 Classified 57 61 Inq Renter 47 City Life 33 Junior Set 3A Deaths 468 Radio TV 55 Earl Wilson 36 Social 18 32 Sports 49 33 Today’s Pictures page 44.
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Amusements
Bridge
Financial
Renter
City
Life
Earl Wilson
Editorisis Sports
Lehman Letter Defends Alger Hiss Amid Claims
A dated August 6 1948 letter from New York Senator Herbert H Lehman expresses sympathy for Alger Hiss and defends him against unfair accusations. Lehman says he has no apology to make since the letter was written before Hiss’s indictment and conviction for perjury.
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Alger Hiss
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Lehman
Hiss
State Department
Airmen Report Sightings Of Prisoners North Of Pyongyang
Air scouts observed 50 to 100 American prisoners north of Pyongyang. The captives appeared unguarded and waved to pilots to avoid bombing or firing. Exact location was not disclosed to reduce risk to the prisoners.
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Pusan
Korea
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Pyongyang
Gold Sentencing Delayed to December 7
Harry Gold, 39, a chemist who admitted passing atomic secrets to Russian agents, had his sentencing postponed at the government's request until December 7. Judge James P. McGranery noted reluctance to delay but accepted the agreement of both sides.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
U. S
James P. MecGranery
Jubilation as 1st Cavalry Meets Reds in Seoul
United Nations forces seize Pyongyang, twin Allied thrusts occupy the heart of North Korea’s capital. Premier Kim Il Sung and allies reportedly flee toward Manchuria or Siberia as end of the war appears near. Guerrilla resistance may persist.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Red Korea
Pyongyang
Associated Press
Red
Kim TL Sung
Manchuria
Soviet Siberia
Cripps Quits Exchequer in UK Government Shuffle
Sir Stafford Cripps, Britain's 61 year old chancellor of the exchequer and long time proponent of austerity, resigned today due to ill health after taking the post in November 1947. He led economic policy with wide powers over the British economy.
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London
Britain
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
IE Exchequer
Weizmann Asks Rosenblueth To Form View Cabinet
In Tel Aviv President Chaim Weizmann requests Progressive Party leader Pinhas Rosenblueth, ex minister of justice, to attempt forming a view cabinet as the current coalition seeks stability.
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Tel Aviv
INS
Chaim Weizmann
Progressive Party
Pinhas Rosenblueth
Eleven Cars Derail In New York Central Wreck
A New York Central passenger train at 80 mph derailed at the Main Street crossing in Oneida near Syracuse. Two men died and at least 15 were injured. The crash was caused when a freight door had fallen across the tracks and was hit by the speeding North Star. The train carried about 200 passengers and service aimed to resume by afternoon. investigators from the Interstate Commerce Commission and state police were on scene.
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NEW York Central
Main St
Oneida
Syracuse
North Star
Frank Romeo
Albany
Frank Ronay
Watervliet
Oneida City Hospital
Ronay
Harold Lutz
F. A. Dawson
Buffalo
The
Herald- Journal
New York City
Toronto
Cleveland
Dawson
Utica
Weather Outlook Shows Warm Mild Days Ahead
The weatherman notes continued mild weather through tomorrow with above normal temperatures. Highs near 57 today, 70 yesterday, and 76 tomorrow. low around 54 tonight. Assistant weatherman reports fair skies tonight and increasing cloudiness tomorrow.
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Alex Sadowski
List of dead and injured in wreck in Oneida hospital report
Following a westbound New York Central passenger train wreck, Oneida City Hospital lists the dead and injured. The dead include engineer Frank Ronay of Menands and fireman Frank Romeo of Watervliet. Injured range from head cuts to back injuries and shock, with many treated at the scene or discharged. Names include Frank McNamara, Mrs. Pearl Fine, Lorne Hanson, Rabbi Mordchai Halpern, Bart Halloran, Mrs. Erma Fabris, Leon Gnack, and others, with several listed as treated but not hospitalized.
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Viubuil
Bart Halloran
E. Genesee St
Lorne, Hanson
Northclifford
W. E. Hatfield
Buffalo
Oneida
New York Central
Oneida City Hospital
Frank McNamara
Packa~nack Lake
N. J
Pearl Fine
Toronto
Lorne Hanson
W. Newell St
Syracuse
Rabbi Mordchai Halpern
Brooklyn
Erma Fabris
Leon Gnack
Carthage
W. C. Messick
Midland Av
P. J. Norris
Lakewood
Frances Wasse
W. Newell Sr
Edward Michel
Ely Dr
Fayetteville
Fannie Shurwell
New York City
Joseph J. Bradley
Albany
Philip Armstead
Flushing
L. L
Robert Pilchen
Fogbound New York Grounds Airports and Slows Harbor Traffic
Dense fog and low clouds shut down New York airports and slowed harbor and road traffic this morning, disrupting travel and deliveries across the city. The disruption affected LaGuardia Kennedy and Newark airports as well as commuters and freight movements downtown.
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New York
Dionne quintuplets arrive in New York amid crowd
Five Dionne quints step from the train to greeted by crowds and flashbulbs. Yvonne Lee and Annette break into smiles while Cecile appears solemn. Francis Cardinal Spellman hosts as the children survey bright lights and city noise in their first New York visit.
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Annette
Cecile
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Quints
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Ueed Ladulluls
1St Cavalry
Roks
Coltinin
Menands
Tive
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Roy Sneck
Mary McCarthy
Yvonne Lee
Emile
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