Two Held After Mishap on Lake Parkway
Deputies held Gerald McNally and Arthur Ferris at the county jail for questioning after an early morning accident on Onondaga Parkway. Their car crashed under a highway underpass, spilling five envelopes totaling 10 200 tickets of a 10 cent variety found in the vehicle. The men said they had not sold any tickets and had simply picked them up.
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Sheriff’s Office
Gerald McNally
Bear St
Arthur Ferris
Bert Reardon
William Hayford
Onondaga Parkway
Crisis Behind Iron Curtain Threatens Soviet Rule
London reports the International Committee for the Study of European Questions warns a general crisis behind the iron curtain imperils Soviet control in Eastern Europe. The privately financed group says widespread Communist purges and peasant resistance threaten Moscow’s influence, amid fear Tito may incite revolts against Leninist land policy.
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London
International Committee For the Study of
Russia
Europe
Ussr
Moscow
Tito
Hungary
Poland
Lenin
Yugoslavia
Mass picketing clarified by NLRB examiner
National Labor Relations Board examiner interprets mass picketing under Labor-Management Relations Law, clarifying Congress intent behind the right to work. David Lawrance notes in a column on the editorial page. Appears with listings for Comics Ida Jean Kain and Dr Dean, across pages 14 and 135.
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National Labor Relations Board
David Lawrence
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
He Wants His Rent Not Marriage in Chicago Case
John Bardo 78, owner of an apartment building, told Municipal Judge John T. Zuris that tenant Mrs. Peda Strane 68 seeks marriage to avoid rent. Bardo said the proposal is embarrassing as she won’t pay until married and he would not gain rent if he marries. Judge Zuris dismissed the disorderly conduct complaint and suggested Bardo consider the proposal.
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Chicago
John Bardo
John T.‘ Zuris
Bardo
Peda Strane
Man Sentenced to 10 to 20 Years for Slaying in McConnellsburg
John Hoopengardner, 80, began a four hour ride to Western Penitentiary for a second degree murder in the shotgun death of Ambrose Wonet, 57, of McConnellsburg. He faces a 10 to 20 year term and remarked that he hopes the sentence does not worsen.
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Pittsburgh
John Hoopengardner
Western Penitentiary
Hoopengardner
Ambrose W.eonet
McConnellsburg
Woman Given Overparking Ticket Tells Alibi
In Chattanooga, a woman cited for overparking met Police Commissioner Roy Hyatt and presented a plan. She had left a nickel with her mother to feed the meter if time ran out, but the mother slept and the nickel remained. Hyatt tore up the ticket.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Roy Hyatt
Hyatt
Stalin Out Clancy In Name Change Proposal
Stalin Lake Michigan could be renamed Clancy as part of a broad list of 27 suggested changes for Manistee National Forest. The proposal comes from the Michigan Geographic Board Mason County Board of Supervisors and the U S Forest Service and involves the Federal Bureau of Geographic Names approval.
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Washington
Stalin
Clancy
Federal Bureau of Geographic Names
Stalin Lake
Michigan
Manistee National Forest
Michigan Geographic Board
Mason County Board of Supervisors
U. S. Forest Service
Three Lives Lost As Auto Hits Tree
In Plattsburg a car crash on Route 3 west of the city killed two young women Miss Lorraine Forkey 20 and Miss Rose Bedard 22 and James R Howard 23. The other three occupants suffered injuries and were hospitalized in Physicians Hospital. The three men in the party were Champlain College students.
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Plattsburg
Brooklyn
Lorraine Forkey
Rose Bedard
James R Howard
Route 3
Joseph Raimando
Providence
R. I
Joseph Sanisso
The
Bronx
Celia Bedard
Rose
Physiicians Hospital
Champlain College
Martial law nears as French Communists urge general strike
Paris reports Communist union leaders call a nationwide strike in the St Etienne area as France tightens security amid coalfield clashes. About 50,000 troops and state police are deployed. at least two miners are dead and hundreds wounded over three days.
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Paris
St. Etienne
France
Montceau-les-Mines
Les Alouettes
Dijon
Gard
Interior Ministry
Ales
Thomas Calls Probe Smear Against Him
Rep. J Parnell Thomas of New Jersey denounces a Federal Grand Jury probe as a vicious smear. As chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee he claims the inquiry is a political scapegoat for the administration’s failure to prosecute the Communist enemy. The grand jury began investigating alleged kickbacks in salaries from Congressional office staff.
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Washington
ULP
J. Parnell
Thomas
R-N.j
House Un-American Activities Committee
Tom > Clark
Horse Kills Man as He Tends Logs Near Peru
Earl Irwin a 26 year old farmer was fatally kicked by a horse while he bent to adjust trappings for hauling logs near Peru. The tragedy occurred yesterday as he attempted to ready the team for work.
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Peru
Earl Irwin
Battle for Posong Sees Rebels and Loyalists Clash
Rebels and Loyalist troops fight for Posong in a see-saw battle in the extreme south of the Korean peninsula. Posong, 26 miles southwest of Sunchon, changed hands twice in 24 hours as government troops recaptured it then rebels retook it. Reports say scattered clashes continued with uncertain insurgent numbers and light casualties. Yosu remained under rebel or loyalist control with forces pressing toward it. The revolt began Wednesday and spread through the southern peninsula requiring ongoing reporting.
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Seoul
Posong
Eotera Army
Sunchon
Volved
South Peninsula
Yosu
Students Expelled For College Gambling at Michigan State
EAST LANSING Mich Three students have been expelled and seven others placed on disciplinary probation after an investigation into football pool gambling at Michigan State College. President John Hanna and Dean Stanley Crowe announced the action from Lewistown Pa before today’s Penn State game. The expelled are Michael P Kolian 22 of Detroit Michael Asadourian 23 of Meadowlark Park Mich and James J Robideau 23 of Monroe Mich all GI Bill students. Robideau allegedly ran a small independent gambling syndicate. The outside syndicate linked to a Midwest operation with Detroit headquarters was previously named.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
John Hanna
Stanley Crowe
Lewistown
Michigan State
Penn State
Crowe
Michael P. Kolian
Detroit
Michael Asadourian
Meignland Park
James J. Robideau
Monroe
Hanna
Robideau
Midwest
Truman Appeals to Pa Miners on Welfare Funds
President Truman toured Pennsylvania by special train appealing to coal miners in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre to oppose GOP plans he says would cripple union welfare funds. He praised John Mitchell’s legacy while criticizing the 80th Congress for housing, immigration, and labor policies. He pledged support for public housing, education aid, higher minimum wage, Social Security expansion, and inflation control ahead of rallies in Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, New York, and St Louis.
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Truman Train
Truman
John ‘K
Lewis
Pennsylvania
G.O.P
Scranton
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago
Chevel
Boston
New York City
John Mitchell
Scranton Court House
Mitchell
Willkes-Barre
Congress
Johnstown
Cleveland
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Bathyscope Dive Postponed From Cape Verde Voyage
London reports the first major ocean dive by Prof. Auguste Picard with the bathyscape aboard the ship Scaldis was postponed to tomorrow. A Belgian News Agency correspondent said the expedition will proceed on the next day.
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London
INL
Auguste Plccard
Cape Verde Islands
Reuters
Airlift Plane Crash Reported Near Frankfurt
A U S Air Force four engined C 54d airlift plane crashed today near Oberursel north of Frankfurt radio reported No details were available immediately
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Frankfurt
Oberursel
Here
Frankfurt Radio
Ship Hits Mine Off Danish Coast During Gale
The 7,180 ton Swedish vessel Brasil with a crew of 40 struck a mine in rough seas off the northwest coast of Denmark and sent an urgent radio distress call.
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Copenhagen
Brasil
Tocoast
Denmark
Plan for Holy Places Pope Forms World Rule Over Jerusalem
Pope Pius XII urged international guarantees for access to Jerusalem and Holy Places in an encyclical to the College of Cardinals titled In Multiplibus. He argued the Palestine crisis demands special attention and faith-driven appeals from Christians worldwide to aid those who govern regional destinies, with continued discussion on page 2.
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Vatican Cily
Pius XII
Jerusalem
Holy Places
Palestine
College of Cardinals
Boy, 15, Wounded In Camillus Hunting Accident
A 15 year old Camillus boy, William Barra of Towpath Road, was shot in the back by a companion during a hunting trip near Lyons Road. John Wohl Jr., 14, stumbled into a woodchuck hole causing a discharge. Barra was rushed to Onondaga General Hospital with a possible broken hip. condition not serious. The shooting occurred as the pair walked with John Kohl Sr. and Richard Goodale, with Kohl stating he had the safety catch on. Deputy sheriffs investigated.
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Camillus
Lyons Rd
Onondaga General Hospital
William Barra
John Keefe
John Kohl, Sr
South St. Camillus
Richard Goodale
South St
Keefe l
Keefe
Victor Tucci
Edward West
Kohl
Barra
Russians in Berlin Cut Off From Gas
Berlin reports large areas in the Russian sector without gas as Western powers cut mains at sector borders to stop seepage of supplies from works in blockaded Western Berlin.
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Berlin
Forest Fires Threaten Hospital and Homes in Grant Parish
Forest fires in Grant Parish near Alexandria spread over about 2000 acres within a seven mile radius. A veterans hospital and several homes were placed in danger as crews fought the flames.
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Alexandria
Veterans
Grant Parish
Cold Front Brings Cooler Weather To Syracuse
A cold front will pass Syracuse tonight bringing cooler air but no severe temperatures. Showers from the Midwest are expected to continue into tonight. The mercury may fall to 34 tonight and 28 tomorrow night with cloudy skies tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Fire Aboard Venezuelan Freighter Near Norfolk Ambushes Crew
High winds hampered the Ciudad de Caracas as flames raged on the vessel headed toward Venezuela. Coast Guard cutters Cherokee Jonquil and Agassiz aided by a patrol aircraft searched rough seas while merchant ships altered course to assist. The ship reported the blaze under control but no crew count or passenger details could be confirmed.
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Norfolk,va
Venezuela
Ciudad der
Caracas
Norfolk
Coast ‘Guard
Cherokee
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
N. C
New York City
Laguaira
U.S.C.G. Cherokee
U.S.C.G. Jonquil
C.G. Agassiz
Agassiz
Jonquil
S Iy
New York
WMN
Baltimore
Union Gets Last Warning in Anti Communist Push
Washington report notes the Atomic Energy Commission warned the United Electrical Workers Union to submit loyalty affidavits and officer data under Taft-Hartley Act. The union allegedly ignored a two week request while many members work in atomic installations.
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Washington
INS
iGovernment
CLO
United Electrical Workers Union
Atomic Energy
The
Commission
U.E.W
Finnish Reds Stone Police at Strikebound Arabia Factory
In Helsinki two policemen were injured as 600 to 800 Communists demonstrated outside the Arabia china factory on a second day of labor trouble. Twelve demonstrators were arrested after police were stoned by a yelling mob. about 1,500 protesters at one point. Mounted and 100 officers used clubs to scatter the crowd.
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Helsinki
Finland
Chinage
Czechs in America urged to stay and work homeward
Martin Ellis, son of the Order of Eagles, told a Kansas City dinner that many Czechs who fled to America mistrust their government. He warned they may return only when conditions improve, citing the proverb that the easy path leads nowhere.
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America
Martin Ellison
The
Order of Eagles
Kansas City
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