Dewey dedicates Sampson College after rally in Syracuse
Gov Thomas E Dewey spoke at the Sampson Naval Training Base dedication for veterans and opened Sampson College on Seneca Lake near Geneva He warned against Communists and the totalitarian mind while urging teamwork between state government and citizens ahead of his 1948 presidential bid. The Syracuse crowd of 2100 Republicans filled Lincoln Auditorium to hear the address.
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Mead Promises Inclusive Health Plan If Elected Governor
U S Senator James M Mead Democratic candidate for governor pledged an inclusive health program including preventive medicine. Speaking in Oneonta on his upstate tour he attacked Governor Dewey over housing, noting Mead Lanham Act funding for veterans housing and contrasting federal projects with state efforts.
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Weather forecast for Eastern New York area
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions with moderate temperatures today tonight and Thursday. High 65 Tuesday low 32 with sunset 5 10 P M and sunrise 6 29 A M Thursday. Record highs and lows noted 78 in 1931 and 28 in 1912. Humidity 81 percent at 4 P M and 99 percent at 8 30 A M today.
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New Coal Threat Urges Krug Meeting or Strike
John L. Lewis raised the stakes in wage talks with Secretary J. A. Krug. He ordered a meeting in Washington by November 1 or face a walkout by about 400000 soft coal miners, ahead of the November 20 deadline. The United Mine Workers head demanded reopening of the Lewin Krug agreement covering wages and hours after the government seizure of the pits last May.
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Russians Move 280 German Workers to Russia, Berlin Commandant Says
Col. Frank L. Howley, U. S. commandant in Berlin, announced that investigations confirm Russia is relocating about 280 skilled German workers from Berlin to Russia. The report highlights Nazi era labor movements and Allied monitoring of wartime manpower.
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Italy to Publish Unreleased Foreign Office Secrets
An official source said Italy plans to publish its foreign office secrets from the last 800 years, revealing long held information. The move aims to increase transparency and public understanding of past government actions.
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Blue Skies Stay Awhile Forecast Bright Weather Ahead
Weather Man predicts continued fair conditions for the next couple of days with clear skies and steady to slightly warmer temperatures. Local fog in low areas, including a thick blanket at the Municipal Airport reducing visibility to zero, delayed morning flights.
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Swallows Begin Their Flight From San Juan Capistrano
The swallows of San Juan Capistrano start their annual flight to South America today, a tradition observed on San Juan’s Day for 167 years.
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Russian demobilizations continue after war end
Russ Cut Army MOSCOW UP TITISSIN ordered another demobilization today, her fourth since the end of the war. The number of men involved was not announced.
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Parley Stalled Over Hiring Clause in Deck Officers Strike
A union demand for inclusion of ship masters in a preferential hiring clause blocked settlement in the 23 day old strike on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts affecting deck officers.
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Population growth reshapes Los Angeles area amid wartime decline
Marquis Childs surveys rapid social change in Los Angeles as population climbs while peak wartime employment fades. Amusements and city life notes highlight shifts, with sections on editorials, sports, and features. Page 18 teases Today’s Pictures.
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Attles Seeks UN veto reform in Commons debate
Prime Minister Clement Attlee called for a review of the United Nations veto to limit it to its original purpose. He condemned the Security Council as a propaganda tool. Churchill challenged the government and claimed the need to fulfill the Palestine mandate by referring it to the UN. He reported Russian troop buildup from the Baltic to Vienna and accused Moscow of breaking Yalta pledges.
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Stove Blast Kills 10 in Connecticut Family
A fire at a Lake Pecotopaug cottage in Halt Hampton, Conn., killed ten members of the Nelson family including Florence Nelson and eight children. Edward Nelson Jr escaped via a window as investigators link the blaze to an overheated oil stove. The family used the isolated five room cottage year round due to housing shortages.
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Western Union Telegraph Strike Postponed One Week
Joseph P. Seley, president of the American Communications Association CIO, announced a one week postponement of the threatened Western Union Telegraph strike until October 30.
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Fog Shrouded Train Crash Injures 200 in Chicago
A northbound elevated train crashed into a rear train at a fogbound South Side station injuring more than 200 people with 15 in serious condition. About 700 passengers were aboard. Provident and Chicago Hospitals reported the heaviest injuries and the incident disrupted crowded exits.
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Von Papen Leaves Nuernberg Jail
Franz von Papen, once a Nazi diplomat, left Nuernberg jail this afternoon. He exited with his son Franz and an American Military Police guard, entering uncertain freedom.
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Jews Arrive in Cyprus on Refugee Ships
Reuters reports Ocean Vigor and Empire Rival reached Famagusta Cyprus with 819 uncertified Jewish refugees from Haifa.
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U S Accuses Russia of Suppressing Bulgarian Protest
The United States charged Russia with suppressing an American protest over elections in Bulgaria this month. State Department official Lincoln White said Maynard B. Barnes reported that Soviet Colonel Sergi Biryusov issued oral instructions to suppress the protests, disclosed as the UN General Assembly opened in New York.
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Author Ernest Seton Dies at 86 in New Mexico
World famed author and wildlife expert Ernest Thompson Seton died at his home in Seton village ten miles south of Santa Fe New Mexico. He was 86 and renowned for his writings on Indians and nature.
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Truman Opens First United Nations Assembly on American Soil
Delegates of 51 nations converge in New York to seek permanent peace as the United States hosts the opening session. President Truman arrives with a lengthy speech and is slated to address the gathering amid concerns over a rift between America and Russia. Secretary Byrnes had the earlier ceremonial pass-through.
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UN General Assembly Opens as Truman Speaks
New York relives 1939 World’s Fair atmosphere as the United Nations opens at Flushing Meadows with Acting Mayor Impellitteri welcoming delegates from Waldorf Astoria and City Hall receptions. President Truman expected to voice firm policy toward the Soviet Union amid rising tensions.
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Army Plans Boost for Morale and Uniform Comfort
Brig. Gen. William H. Middleswart outlined a military planning drive to treat soldiers as a unified family. The program aims to study why food preferences vary, and to solve clothing issues such as wool shrinkage to keep men comfortable and effective.
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