FBI roundup targets teens over selective service cards
FBI pressed a school by school roundup of teenagers for theft of Selective Service registration cards. Twenty ringleaders were scheduled for arraignment. Two local vocational high school youths were arraigned. Donald J. Schilerf pleaded innocent, William S. Simet Jr. pleaded guilty and waived a hearing.
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Buffalo
FBI
Henry W. Killeen
Dormer
Vocational
U. S
Boyes
Butterfield
Taft May Add Prices Inflation to Campaign Issues
Senator Robert A. Taft said he may add high prices and inflation to the issues he will emphasize in his Republican presidential nomination bid. He spoke before departing LaGuardia for Cincinnati, his first home visit since announcing his candidacy. Previously listed issues include Liberty vs. Socialism foreign policy and influence peddling in government.
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Taft
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
LaGuardia Field
Cincinnati
World leaders urge rearmament for postwar prosperity
Eisenhower and Churchill predict a bright era if the West arms itself. Montgomery calls Churchill great and Eisenhower the greatest American of his time at a El Alamein victory anniversary dinner. Princess Gabrielle of Liechtenstein weds banker Harrison Blair in Germany.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
West
Britain
el Alamein
Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery
Churchill
Eisenhower
Trier
Germany
Gabrielle of Liechtenstein
Harrison Dey Blair
New York
U. S. Air Force
Foehren
Perle Mesta
U.S
Luxembourg
U. S
Benjamin J. Buttenwieser
Deaths and notable notices from Columbus to Hot Springs
Obituaries and notices include Edmund F. Arras 76 prominent Kiwanis International president and Columbus attorney. James Sink longtime Zanesville Times-Recorder circula tion manager. John G. Higgins Hot Springs Record publisher. Martin W. Deyo 48 state Supreme Court member and former legislator. Also weather note on Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip in Vancouver. A Bahamas plane wreck search continues with several bodies recovered and others rescued.
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Edmund F. Arras
Kiwanis International
Columbus
Ohio
Martin WW. Deyo
State Supreme Court
Senate
Assembly
Binghamton
UN Oil Debate Yields Surprising Council Turn
The United Nations Security Council shelved the British Iranian oil dispute delaying action until the International Court of Justice weighs in. Mossadegh pushed legal questions while Britain faced a shrinking majority and perceived loss, as smaller nations hailed a setback for big powers.
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United Nations
United Nations ‘Security Council
International Court of Justice
Council
Britain
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
International Court
Mossadegh
Gladwyn Jebb
Second Jewel Theft Charged
Newburgh report says Mrs Ethie iCarhart Jones Tassor a Long Island socialite faces a second grand jury indictment for jewelry theft. The sealed Orange County indictment accuses her of stealing from Mrs Clarence Wrights iman of Houston while visiting at Tuxedo Park. totals cited range from 5000 to 12600 dollars. Bail set at 2500 dollars. she remains in a sanitarium. Earlier Nassau County grand jury had indicted her for another 10000 dollar jewelry theft from friend Mrs Margaret Welch of Syosset.
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Newburgh
Ethie iCarhart Jones Tassor
Long Island
Orange County
New Hyde Park
Clarence Wrightsiman
Houston
Texas
Tuxedo Park
John G. Hope
Oldest Pa Resident Mary O’Neill Dies At 113
Mrs Mary ONeill known as the cheerful little old lady of Stonecrusher Hill died at 113 in Shickshinny near Koonsville after moving from Wanwallopen to a quiet nearby village following her physician’s advice. The English born survivor of a long life in Pennsylvania’s anthracite region had come to America after her husband’s death years earlier.
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Shicksuinny
Pennsylvania
Mary O'Neill
Stonecrusher Hill
America
Koonsville
Ciit
Tarteris County
Wan‘wallopen
Democrat Declines Taft Dinner Bid in Providence
Rhode Island House Democratic leader James H. Kiernan declined an invitation to an October Taft dinner. Kiernan told local Republicans he would save his money for another cause.
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Taft
Providence
James HR
Kiernan
R-Ohie
Republi
Kiernar
Rhode Island
House ,of Representatives
Stalin Sends Greeting to Korean Communist Regime
Moscow reports Premier Kim Il Sung sent greetings on the third anniversary of Russia and North Korea relations. Stalin sent a brief telegram praising the aid and support from the Soviet Union as a firm guarantee of victory in the just war for freedom and independence against American interventionists.
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Lain
Iotay
Kim IL Sung
Kim
Russia
North Korea
Soviet Union
Congress Reaches Last-Minute Defense Spending Accord
Congress wrestles with defense and foreign aid appropriations totaling about 80 billion dollars, with a House-Senate conference needed to reconcile differences before final votes. The Senate overrides Truman veto to provide free cars for amputee veterans. J Jessup nomination and UN delegates advance. McGrath opposes broad IRS file access, citing case-by-case basis.
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United States
Congress
House
Senate
Spain
Office of Civil Defense
Truman
Jessup
John J. Sparkman
Philip C. Jessup
United Allons
Franklin ‘D. Roosevelt
Warren R. Austin
America
Sparkman
McGrath
A Ways
Dewey Urges United Nations Day in New York State
Governor Dewey designated October 24 as United Nations Day praising the UN for its ongoing role as bulwark against communism and its decisive actions in Korea while urging the organization to continue leading in international peace and security.
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Dewey
United Nations
Albany
New York State
Korea
Generals OK Mac Ouster Say Writer
Bruce Thomas reported to the Rotary Club that generals in Korea approve General MacArthur’s retirement from field command. He noted generals valued his Japan administration but doubted his orientalist focus. Thomas cited military plans prompting caution about future wars and described Rollup salvaging 2 billion dollars of U.S. war material for reuse. Dr J G Fred Hiss presided.
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Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Bruce Thomas
Rotary Club
Hotel
Onondaga
Thomas
General MacArthur
Japan
Orient
Globe Trotter
United Nations
United Armies
Pacific
J. G Fred Hiss
Kentucky Loyola point fixing scandal tied to 1949 game
Former Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp directed the collegians in a 1949 Kentucky Loyola game fixed for a payoff. Beard Groza and Barnstable admitted receiving 500 to shave points, with Groza and Beard later admitting to other talks while implicating others. The Loyola 67 56 win prompted investigations by New York and Chicago prosecutors, as Olympians figures from Indiana and other colleges faced legal scrutiny.
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Engel
Chicago
Sigmund
Sam” Engel
Engl
Romes
Pauline Langton Engel
New York City
Rupp
O'Connor
Beard
Groza
Barnstabie
Kentucky
William P. Strignant
New York County
Barnstable
Gruta
Bead
Cook County Criminal Court
New York
Cuff Barker
Joe Holland
John S. Boyle
Seard
O'Conner
Lexington
Bus Groza
Loyola
Martin's Ferry. C
Louisville
Senate votes death or life for spies in peacetime and war
The Senate approved a bill to impose death or life imprisonment for spies in both peacetime and wartime. Sponsored by Senator O'Conor of Maryland, the measure passed yesterday and moves to the House for consideration. The bill also sets prison terms up to twenty years for peacetime spies.
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Washington
Senate
Stephen Foster
White House
Foster
O'Conor
D-Md
Chattaway Quits SLA to Lead Brewers Institute
W. Chattaway, four years associate counsel to the State Liquor Authority, resigns to become attorney and administrator in charge of the Metropolitan Brewers' Institute. John F. OConnell praises his service and character.
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New York
Oh — Charlies
W. Chattaway
State Liquor Authority
Metropolitan Brewers’ Institute
SLA
Chattaway
CTA
Mhateenan
John F
Thorium fission adds clues to atomic mysteries
The Physical Review reports thorium splitting by neutron fission, a step toward atomic energy and bombs. Researchers Turkevich and Niday at Argonne and the Institute for Nuclear Studies show thorium converts to various atoms, including arsenic, bromine, zinc and cesium, via neutron-induced fission.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
Physical ‘Review
Argonne National Laboratory
Institute For Nuclear Studies
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Chicago
A. Turkevich
J. B. Niday
Fire Teams Battle Blaze At Porter Works and Pottery Yard
A massive fire tore through Onondaga Pottery and the Porter School area with apartments and businesses on Fayette Street damaged. Fireman Leo Grosso was treated after being struck by a hose. police and deputies evacuated residents and secured the scene as crews pumped water into smoldering sections all night.
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Leo Grosso
Engine Company 4
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tipperary Hill
American Legion Post
W. Fayette St
Diamond Tavern
Ryan Real Estate
Syracuse
Michael Piatkowski
Ralph Garrison
Fred Garrison
W. Genesee St
Connelly
Rita LaFave
Doraine
Jane Cusson
Fayette St
Corcorane
Onondaga Pottery
Arthur Willis
Joseph Konasolo
Harry Ginsberg
Bruna Luccyski
Cook
Sloan
Porter ‘School
Pottery Company
Top dogs dominate in canine social wars, James says
Research observes a strict pecking order in dogs where timid individuals starve while domineering types fight for status. Size does not determine the top dog, as small but loud animals can intimidate larger ones, a pattern James finds also in mice chickens and children.
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James
Animal Kingdom
Repeal of Imports Ban Blocked in Senate Fight
Senator Fulbright led a bid to repeal a section of the economic controls law barring imports of dairy products fats oils peanuts rice and related commodities. He faced strong opposition from Senators Thye Magnuson and others as Congress neared adjournment. The law aims to shield U S price supports and domestic agriculture from disruption.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
U. S
Teen Girls Caught in Nightclub Ring With Robbery
Police arrested Roberta, Marilyn, and Arlene after a spree of dancing and dash of $18,000 taken from a locker and a larger $324,000 discrepancy cited by Dr Covner. Also charged were Leo Cusson and Warne Eckhardt with related offenses. the suspects resisted returning home.
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Iwe
Nahant po‘Hee
Marilyn Curry
Lynn
Mass
Diary
New York
Roberta
Arlene
Arlene Jeffries
Dian
Iswell
iFriday
Leo Cusson
Worcester
Warne Cekhardt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sdector
Dr. Covner
Marilyn
Massachusetts
Arsene
Eckhardt
Cusson
Two at Institution Held for Cruelty
In Anaheim California two women overseers at a religious home known as Godys Orphanage face arraignment after three boys suffered severe wrist burns. Officers describe the marks as silver dollar sized. Mrs Julia E B Ward 46 and secretary Mrs Carolyn W Munger 23 are under felony charges of unjust punishment. Ward is wife of Rev Tilford T Ward head of the institution.
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Anaheim
Calif
Justice Court
Hbl
Orange County
Julia EB. Ward
Carolyn WV. Munger
Ward
Tilford T. Ward
Probers to Check Appointee Past in Missouri School
Senate investigators will probe Earl Wayne Beck's background after his nomination as recorder of deeds in the District of Columbia. The inquiry will explore charges of alleged beatings at a Negro boys and girls school he led in Missouri in 1946, which critics call groundless.
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Washington
Senate
Kansas City
Truman
Earl Wayne Beck
Recorder ‘of Deeds
District of
Colum
Bia
Beck
Missouri
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STORK
New. York
National Association ’ For the Advancement of Colored People
Swank Stork Club
Josephine Baker
Ast
Corning
Corwin Thompson
Jessie
Ballston Spalps
Lois Larkin
Saratoga
County
Ennevesta
INS
Brooklyn
Frank Wolk
Buck
Buzz Refrigerator
Washington GP
Seaway Plan
Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
St. Lawren River
Holt
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Tim Holt
Tom Downie
Ida Lupeno Toshed
Glenbrook
Ida Lupino
Colter Young
Minden
New
Howard Duff
Sam Spade
Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
Baroness van Boetzelaer van Qesterhout
Dame du Palais Cady
Foreign Ministry
Resister
Ethel Caster Litenfield
Baltimore
Co. O. W. OH
Beron van Boetzelaer van
Air Force
Patrick Air Force
Cocoa, Fla
Brussels
Belgium
Korea i Volunteers Battalion
Communist Party
Robert Miagiin
Paris
Nassau
Bahamas
GCA Geiawsidae
Ele Ciasa Gia
Charles L. Sink
Zanesville
Veneta
Sirna
RS Addaaars
Fia
Times-Recorder
Zaneswile
John G. Higgins
The
Hot Springs
Hot ‘Springs
Sentinel
Sentinel‘Record
Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
S. Warren Sr
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Stalin
Moscow
Ute
Arenes
OK Mac
Cage
Wallace
O'Connell
Connell
Fitz
Carl G. Zimmerman
WSYR
John J. Egan
MecKinievav
Soiree Arabique
Lebanon
Woman’s Ald Society
PLLA
Hall
Michael Lavinf
John Nicholas
William M. Harfosh
Christian Dnorsalt
Iil
Best
Grand Central
Theo
Viamun A
Father Jonn
Ondenaga
Warren
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