De Gaulle Surges in France Municipal Elections
In Paris and nationwide, Gen Charles De Gaulle rises as the leading anti Communist force in municipal elections. His movement wins 41.5 percent of counted votes, with Communists at 29.7 percent and Socialists at 20.6 percent. De Gaulle’s rally secures major Paris posts and his brother Pierre appears poised for the Paris mayoralty, aided by significant women’s turnout.
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Weather Forecast Predicts Warm Mild Week
Meteorologist Andrew F. Heller says summer-like conditions will continue through Tuesday with no rain in sight. Today’s high near 75 degrees and clear tonight, with Tuesday warmer around 80. Sunday’s high reached 76 and the low 57.
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Today’s Features Grim Dilemma On Scarcity For Workers Hope
Marquis Childs analyzes the Labor government leaders facing a painful choice between promised reforms and grim economic facts. The editorial notes a looming clash over shorter hours and higher pay after pledges of a workers’ millennium.
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Marquis Childs
29 Hurt as Bus Hits Car on Fay Road
Twenty nine persons were injured when a Cayuga Omnibus Corp bus bound for Syracuse struck a car at Onondaga and Fay roads in the town of Onondaga at about 8 30 this morning. Five are seriously hurt including Ray T Axe 72 of Elbridge driver of the car in St Josephs Hospital with skull and right hip injuries Miss Gertrude Norris 48 of Elbridge in St Josephs Hospital with a severe right arm injury and possible skull fracture Miss Doris Birber 18 of Onondaga 421 Milton Ave in Onondaga General Hospital with a lacerated scalp and concussion Miss Carol Darschaug 18 of Onondaga Concluded on Page 8 Column 4
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St. Joseph’s. Hospital
Miss. Gertrude Norris
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Milton Ayv
Onondaga General Hospital
Carol Darschaug
Poultry Program Decision Put Off by Washington Panel
A Washington committee considers a grain conservation plan from poultry and feed industries to end poultry less Thursdays. Secretary Anderson stresses farms must cut grain use to reach the 100 million bushel goal. Luckman seeks significant feed savings in exchange for possible poultry day concessions amid criticism of meatless days.
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Citizens, Food Committee
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Luckman
Truman
Anderson
Forest Fire Danger Persists Across Adirondacks
Adirondack forests remain at high fire risk as weekend showers failed to quell the menace. Conservation officers reported quelling nearly 100 blazes last week but warned the hazard endures. About 75 rangers patrol five fire-prone areas including near Fort Ann in Washington County and Meacham Lake in Franklin County. The Weather Bureau predicted another dry spell after spotty rain.
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Tough Prisoners Reach GI Jail
In Santa Maria California soldiers report that 141 Army prisoners transported from Greenhaven Indiana to Camp Cooke disciplinary barracks face difficult escape conditions. The ride on the transcontinental prison train Hell Run proved a nightmare for guards with constant unrest and attempted escapes.
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Quake Recorded Near Alaska Shocks Fordham Seismograph
A fairly severe earthquake was recorded on Fordham University’s seismograph last night. Two shocks occurred at 8 51 56 PM and 8 59 08 PM about 3400 miles from New York, likely in the direction of Alaska, Father Joseph Lynch reported.
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Republicans Question 20 Billion Foreign Aid Estimate
Washington Republicans in Congress scrutinize Interior Secretary Krug's claimed ability of the economy to sustain a 20 billion dollar foreign aid program over five years. Senators Ferguson and Brewster raise concerns about resource impact while Senator Pepper defends aid to Europa and others. King says economy can support a considerable aid program, referencing the Paris committee figure. lawmakers vow thorough examination of the potential drain on resources.
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Appropriations
Rates Hit U S Seeks Big Railroad Refund
Justice Department asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to order refunds from 719 railroads for wartime inert explosives shipments. Railroads denied overcharges, noting explosive volumes and safety measures justified lower rates. Government cites potential refunds and railroads’ wartime profits as proof of overcharges.
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Boy Born Premature in Long Beach Shows Slim Hope
In Long Beach California doctors said a premature baby named William Whalen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Whalen, weighs about 24 ounces at birth and is holding his own with a chance to live. Born Saturday three months early, the child remains under hospital attendants care as of today.
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Suspect shoots self in defense of girlfriend in Mass
In Dracut Massachusetts a 32 year old Lowell construction worker Edward Pare was slain while defending his girlfriend from an attacker who abducted her and allegedly assaulted her during a four hour car ride. Detective James F Conniff said Pare was stabbed or shot in the back. A second Lowell man Russell Davis 23 an Army Air Corps veteran was sought after for questioning and later died by his own hand nearby Lexington.
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James F. Conniff
Edward Pare
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Russell Davis
Army- Air Corps
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Symmes-Arlington Hospital
Arlington
Bermuda Braces as 90 MPH Winds Hit Island
Hurricane center moved 75 miles off Bermuda with winds near 90 mph and gusts to 100 mph. Wrecked telephones, downed power lines, torrential rain. Palms bent, streets strewn with branches. workers unable to reach jobs. Yacht Zephyr dismasted at Royal Bermuda Yacht Club anchorage.
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Zephyr
Royal Berimuda Yacht Club
Syrians Arrest Five Jewish Policemen at Border
In Jerusalem the Palestine Government said the Syrian Army arrested five Jewish settlement policemen who entered about half a mile into Syrian territory while patrolling the northern border on Sunday. Two British soldiers who accidentally drove 15 miles into Syrian territory were arrested but released after six hours.
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Chuckle Caption About Inches and Rulers
A playful quip notes that giving some people an inch makes them act like a ruler. The witticism mirrors common social humor about entitlement.
Russ Renew Balkan Fight Debates UN Greece Exit Request
Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky prepared to argue at length against the American backed UN border watch in the Balkans. Moscow demanded the UN Assembly reverse a 57 nation committee decision and order U S and British personnel out of Greece as part of the dispute.
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Greece
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Warner Denies Naming Communists In Film Probe
Hollywood producer Jack L. Warner told HUAC that people with un American leanings have infiltrated the movie industry. He declined to call them Communists, insisting un American terms describe the influence. He said scripts are revised to remove un American ideas and admitted some individuals in his studio are un American.
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Jack L. Warner
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House Committee On UN
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Stripling
Latin Comintern Invitations Issued Across South America
Washington reports the next move in a Russia inspired campaign against U S foreign policy will unfold soon in Montevideo Uruguay Invitations have been sent to South American Communist parties to attend a conference to discuss actions tied to the Belgrade decision The Belgrade plan seeks to establish a Communist propaganda center in Belgrade to counter United States policy in Europe notably the Marshall Plan
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