New York Office Suspends Three IRS Agents
The Internal Revenue Bureau suspended three more New York agents amid a House subcommittee probe into bureau scandals. Ralph P. Demayo reported $2000 in race track winnings. Jack Neustadt refused to answer questions. William H. Dettmer Jr said he earned about $6500 from harness racing bets. Additional suspension followed as the agency vows cooperation with the inquiry.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
House
Ralph P. Demayo
Jack Neustadt
Subcommittee
Representative King
D-Calif
Neustadt
Bureau
William H. Dettmer, Jr
Yessterday
Internal Revenue
Mordecai Miller
John B. Dunlap
City's Warm Spell Ends with Cold Front Hit
Meteorologist Andrew P Keller says a cold front moved through Syracuse at noon ending an unusually warm October spell. Scattered showers and strong northwest winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts to 45 are expected tonight, then northerly winds 15 to 20 tomorrow. Five day outlook calls for temperatures 1 to 3 degrees below normal with rainfall totaling 0.5 to 0.75 inches.
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Andrew P. Keller
Syracuse
Keller
No Freezeups Forecast as Antifreeze Output Surges
Washington reports adequate antifreeze supply for winter. National Production Authority says over 100 million gallons have been produced, more than two gallons per vehicle, to meet military and civilian needs.
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Washington
Natonal Production Authority
Man Around President Truman Seen Likely 1932 Candidate
Editorial note from Marquis Childs discusses belief among Republicans that President Truman will run in 1932 and be a current candidate. Mentions editorial page and contents like Amusements, Bridge, Financial, Classifieds, and Sports with page references.
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Truman
Marquis
Childs
Ty Financial
UN Council shelves Iran oil dispute ruling
The United Nations Security Council postponed the Britain Iran oil dispute decision awaiting the International Court of Justice ruling on its competence. The vote 9 to 1 with Russia dissenting delayed action for weeks or months as Mossadegh and Iran abstained or were absent, marking a shift as UN moves from Flushing Meadow to Paris and then New York.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
International Court of Justice
Council
Britain
Middle East
Francis la Coste
Russia
Noa
Yugoslavia
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Macron
Mossadegh
Flushding Meadow
Security Council
Paris
Flushing Meadow
Bic
General Assembly
Manhattan
Gladwyn Jebb
New Trial Won By Lifelong-Imprisoned Defendant
The Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for Sir William H Draper who faced life imprisonment after an assault slaying of a 73 year old seamstress near Rochester. The decision upheld the State Supreme Court Appellate Division reversed murder conviction and rejected DA Clarence J Henry's bid to reinstate the conviction.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
William Hy. Draper
Rochester
State Supreme Court
High’ Court
Clarence J. Henry
Strike Resumes In Wood-Ridge Plant Walkout
A flash-strike at Wright Aeronautical Corp plant in Wood-Ridge New Jersey halted production as workers staged a walkout. Management posted notices and later produced no over time sign. union activity remained unsettled amid the plant disruption.
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Wood-Ridge
N. J
Wright Aeronautical Corp
Ake
Today's Chuckle Delivers Wry Wordplay At Door
A light humor note parodies a modern misprint about faxing and lockouts, with a playful nod to a spoof news item. The snippet centers on a pun about deftly handling a delivery at the door and includes a mock headline style line.
Ready Tomorrow Says AEC Test Blast Delayed
Las Vegas AEC postponed the Desert Rock nuclear detonation due to a mechanical fault in a key electrical circuit between the control point and the tower. The tower stands about 75 feet high and weather permitting officials expect the test to proceed tomorrow.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
House Votes Postal Pay Raises Across House Vote
The House passed a bill boosting postal employee pay with yearly raises up to 800 dollars for some postmasters and supervisors and 20 cents per hour for hourly workers. The measure, affecting about 500000 workers, cleared 339 to 7 and goes to the Senate.
Woman Climbs Roof to Fix TV Antenna
Rosemead California story about 23 year old Mrs. Vicky Joseph who climbed to her roof to repair a fuzzy television signal and then could not descend. After three hours she persuaded her daughter Lydia to call for help, ending the tense stairless wait.
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Rosemead
Calif. UK
Vicky Joseph
Joseph
Lydia
Ryan Meeting Rebel Chiefs
A. F. L. boss Joseph P. Ryan agreed to meet rebel leaders amid a five day wildcat dock strike to end the tie up. The breakthrough followed 300 officials from striking locals calling for a conference after Ryan had refused earlier. Anastasia dispatched 500 men in 250 cars to block a return to work.
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New York
A. F. L. Joneshore
Joseph P. Ryan
Ryan
Anthony Anastasia
Anastasia
Brooklyn
Anastasias
Washington House Delays Tax Bill to Buy Votes
The House delayed action on the 5,691,000,0060 tax bill by moving up two pay raise measures and a postal rate increase to win more votes. Speaker Rayburn said passage today was likely as members from both parties were targeted with outreach. Absentees were urged to return to the capital to vote.
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Washington
House
Vl-Amm
Rayburn
KIH
Agreement Sought On Foreign Aid
Washington reports House conference committee sought a launch agreement on foreign aid funding for the year. The Senate set 208.40 million dollars in new funds after a 57 to 13 vote, rejecting a five percent cut and approving the 7.98 billion dollar foreign aid bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
Chamber
Appropriations
Allies to lift German steel and coal controls soon
Paris report says Western allies will remove all restrictions on German heavy industry once the Schuman plan for a unified European market takes effect. The move aims to speed progress toward a European steel and coal market and reduce controls in West Germany.
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Paris
Schuman
Road Through Wildlife Refuge Route Finalized in New York
Two conservation leaders dropped protests as plans for the cross state Thruway route through the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge move forward. The State Conservation Council and Izaak Walton League officials said discussions with Thruway Authority chair Bertram Tallamy hedged against future conservation concerns.
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Albany
Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
New York
State Conservation Council, Inc
Cayuga Lake
Donald M. Tobey
Aitor
H. A. Sinclair
Rome
Izaak ‘Walton League
Bertram D. Tallamy
Thruway
Authority
Tallamy
Two Children Die in Richmond Fire Fire claims two young children
Charles Fortune rushed to the hospital bedside of his ailing wife in Richmond to learn that two of his four children had perished in a North Richmond blaze. Fire officials had hours of struggle to locate him to relay the tragedy while a babysitter was at a grocery store nearby. Eddie, 19 months, and Daisy, four months, were among those killed in the fire that started while the caregiver was away.
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Richmond
Calif
Charles
Bork
Eddie
Daisy
Duke Ends Visit Amid Tragedy Description
Reportedly the Duke ends a brief stay after a fire tragedy scene. He plans to arrange transfusions for a hospital patient and travels to Paris to assist Windsor efforts. Olivia is mentioned in connection with the tense mission and Welsh guards in Wuppertal.
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Hood Frankeurt
Windsor
Paris
Olivia
Wuppertal
Sitter Believed Taken $20709 From Doctor in New York
Roberta McCauley, 15, suspected of stealing $20,709 from Dr Albert Downer’s home after caring for his three year old son. She and two companions Marilyn Curry 16 and Arlene Jeffries 17 were seen in Elmira, New York, and police plan larceny warrants.
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Nahant
Mass
New York City
Elmira
N. Y
Roberta McCauley
Marilyn ‘Curry
Arlene Jeffries
Lynn
Roberta
Albert Downer
Elimira
Dick Buzzerd
WENX
Big City
Buzzerd
Tiio B
Associated Press
Ben Lamphier
Meteorite Nearly Hits Children in Denver Yard
A 35 pound meteorite struck near a Denver family as Paul Fucket, 5, played in the yard with his sister Dorrine, 3. The rock buried about 20 feet from the boy and the event left the family grateful to their luck and the sky.
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Denver
Paul Fuckett
Heaven
Dorrine
Railroads Seek Freight Hikes Across Nation
Railroads asked the government for authority to raise freight rates by about 6.6 percent nationwide. They petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for temporary power to implement the increase amid ongoing discussions.
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Washington
ANOS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Student Dies in Initiation at Lawrence University
Lawrence University freshman collapsed and died during an athletic initiation at the gym. The student, identified as Wagar 27, was part of a first year orientation with the Y Club. Despite two hours of resuscitation, he did not regain consciousness and a coroner ordered an autopsy.
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Canton
ASL. Lawrence University
Ale” ‘Actont
Wagar
Vasar
Erich Schafer
Fremen
Florence L. Dunlap
Madrid
Sts. Lawrence County
Greek Coal Ship Runs Aground at Cape Henry
NORFOLK Va UP Coast Guardsmen battle to save the grounded Greek collier Theofanos and her 33 crew battered by heavy winds and seas off Cape Henry. The ship ran aground overnight some 30 to 40 yards off the beach as officials blamed high seas poor visibility and lack of a Virginia pilot for the accident.
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Norfolk
Coast
Theofanos
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Anward
UN and Communists Narrow Gaps In Korea Armistice Talks
United Nations and Communist negotiators moved closer to resuming the armistice conference at Panmunjom. The Reds dropped the five mile security zones for a three mile version and agreed to a UN plan for a two mile corridor between Kaesong and Munsan. UN planes over zones remain disputed.
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Red Nation
Kaesong
Munsan
Peiping
Andrew J. Kinney
UN ‘Haisom
Panmunjom
Munsan-Kaesong Road
Kinney
Theft Probed After $4630 Stolen From Freight Firm
Police investigate the theft of 4630 dollars worth of cash checks and merchandise from Daniels Motor Freight Company on Canal Street overnight. Patrolman Stewart Heller reports thieves forced open a padlock hasp and a flying cabinet to obtain cash 31240 in checks a 102 dollar camera and a lighter. The firm is assessing losses and reviewing security.
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Daniels Motor Freight ‘Company
Canal Si
Stewart” Heller
Heller
Waxey Gordon Faces Life Term
Waxey Gordon, 64, a prohibition era beer baron in New York, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging illegal sale of narcotics. Judge Francis L. Valente warned that if he is adjudged a fourth offender, his record could yield a life term in prison.
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New York
Waxey Gordon
Baron
General ‘Sessions
Francis L. Valente
Hunters Hurt in Open Season Pheasant Hunt Incident
A hunting accident during the pheasant season left two men injured in Geddes Town. Dominick Tedesco and Risso were treated after pellet injuries to neck head and arm. The incident occurred in a mud filled gully near Care Road as they retrieved a bird. a dog was also injured.
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Dominick
Tedesco
South
Joseph
Raed
Geddes
Helen
Parisi
Ol Lamontay
Solvay
Ead
Risso
Alex Bednarshl
Pohiter
Bednarek
Peithe
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