State to Take Over Sanatorium April 1
Albany Gary Dewey announced the state will take over and operate the Onondaga County Tuberculosis Sanatorium on April 1 after a conference in the executive chambers with local officials. The move aims to integrate TB care into a statewide master plan, expanding access and linkages with Syracuse University. The transfer will save the county about 400000 annually, with about 260000 in the next fiscal year, and will position the facility as a state teaching and research center to improve disease control.
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Albany
Gary Dewey
Onondaga County
Charles T. Major
George L. Traister
Julian Edgecomb
County Board of Supervisors
Henry Fisselbrend
County
Herman
Syracuse University
Fine Medical School
Dewey
Real Traitors Sought in Red-Hunt Fiery Report
A presidential civil rights committee told President Truman that a state of near hysteria over alleged Communists threatens freedom, while urging legitimate exposure of real Communists and real fascists. The 178 page report backs anti-lynching laws, ends poll taxes, passes a permanent fair employment act, and blocks federal aid to discriminatory agencies, defending free speech for all groups.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric. Co
U S Backed Korea Election Watchdog Plan
At the United Nations in Lake Success the United States endorsed a Soviet plan to invite elected representatives of Korea and urged a UN group to supervise the elections. John Foster Dulles spoke to the Political and Security Committee and proposed an amendment to create an immediate watchdog commission.
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Lake Success
INS
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Korea
John Foster-Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
First Step Toward Nationalization of UK Coal Mines
The article notes 1930 legislation fixing production quotas and minimum selling prices long before the Labor Government, as explained by Marquis. Childs. Page references list comics, horoscope, and features across pages 18 to 43 with sections on editorial, sports, and departures. An advertising note promotes a winter car rental special from Car R S& Robie Inc.
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Great Britain
Marquis. Childs
Cooler With Rain Forecast For Syracuse
Syracuse Weather Bureau chief Andrew D. Keller warns cooler conditions with rain. Temperatures will stay around 65 degrees with occasional showers today and tonight reducing fire hazards in state lands. Rain Tuesday totaled about a quarter of an inch, the month’s high so far.
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Syracuse
Orhursday
Andrew D. Keller
U.S. Weather Bureau
Water Fountain Quip At Winter Resort
A winter resort manager replies to a question about the quality of the water by joking that here visitors can fill a fountain pen with water and write underwater. The quip appears in today’s Chuckle column.
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Phoenix
Contempt cited for two more Hollywood figures in probe
Washington reports two more figures Samuel Ornitz and Herbert Bikerman cited for contempt by the House Un American Activities subcommittee during Reds in Hollywood hearings. Chairman Thomas vowed to continue until all Communists in Hollywood are exposed as witnesses refuse to answer questions about affiliations and beliefs. Previous four cited were Dalton Trumbo Lawson Maltz and Bessie.
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Washington
House
Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Samuel Ornitz
Herbert Bikerman
Sam Ornitz
Thomas
Ornitz
Robert W. Kinny
Los Angeles
Dalton
Trumbo
Communists Clash With Police In Paris Amid Fear Of Nationwide Fights
In Paris 15,000 Communists clashed with several thousand police on Avenue Wagram and Place de Ternes last night. Officials fear the violence could spread nationwide toward a showdown with anti-Communists. Premier Ramadier warned civil war would ruin France if the country splits into camps. Republican guards intervened as police beat back the crowd with clubs and rifle butts. four truckloads of troops stood by with machine guns.
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Paris
France
Paul Ramadier
National Assembly
Wagram
West End
Gustave Gautheret
Place de Ternes
Bell Hop Indicted In Nurse Death At Lake George
John C. Finn a 22 year old summer hotel bell hop was indicted for second degree assault in the death of Revn Reznick a 23 year old New York City nurse. The Warren County grand jury returned the indictment after a coroner ruled the death accidental. Finn was arrested in Stamford Conn after the nurse was found dead four hours after leaving his automobile. He testified at a coroner inquest that he struck her when she resisted advances.
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Lar George
John CG. Finn
Summer Hotel Bell ‘Hop
Revn Reanick
New York City
Finn
Miss Reznick
Warren County Grand Jury
State Supreme Court
Andrew W. Ryan
Stamford
Conn
New York State
Lake George
Two Thousand German Boys Vanish in Russian Zone
Berlin dispatch says Catholic bishops protest to Allied authorities over arrests of Germans in the Russian zone. They report 2,000 youths vanished, including 500 under 15, with 1,200 names provided. Clergy also accuse POWs returning from England and the United States of being seized and sent to the Russian zone.
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Berlin
INS
Cologne
England
United States
Union Vote Ruling on Taft-Hartley Compliance
Washington officials say a union whose officers have not sworn they are not Communists cannot compete in collective bargaining elections with unions whose leaders have signed non Communist affidavits. The Taft Hartley act requirement also involves filing financial reports with the Labor Department. The unanimous NLRB ruling marks the first election case testing these compliance provisions.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Labor Department
Oregon Governor Plane Hunted in Air Search
Klamath Falls Oregon reports an air search is under way for a private plane that departed last night carrying Gov Earl Snell Secretary of State Robert Farrel State Senate President Marshal Cornett and Cilif Hogue local pilot.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Hugh Talley
Missing Plane Found Three Dead in Crash Near Sylva
A private cargo DC-3 operated by Strato Freight Inc of Pittsfield Mass, missing for almost two weeks, was found wrecked in the Caney Creek mountains of Jackson County about 18 miles west of Sylva N C. All three occupants are confirmed dead.
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Sylva
N. C
Caney Creek
Jackson County
Here
Strato Freight, Inc
PittsHeld
Mass
Always a Bridesmaid mover
Analyzes a phrase about a bridesmaid role and a potential bride in a wordplay or cryptic readying for a wedding context. The snippet hints at a pun or headline concept lacking full context or names. No clear event, location, or individuals are identifiable from the fragment.
Treasury chief urges balanced budget for European recovery plan
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder urged maintaining a balanced budget for any U S aid under the Marshall plan. He pressed Congress to provide revenues to cover aid costs and reserve margins to reduce the national debt, opposing changes until European recovery aid levels are decided by Congress and the State Department.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Snyder
United States
Europe
Congress
Treasury
Marshall
U.S. slows grain exports to Europe to save extra buseshels
Washington reports the United States has slowed grain shipments to Europe amid fears of exporting too much too early. Current shipments this month run at rates only slightly above those cited by the food committee's conservation program.
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Washington
United States
Europe
U. S
Food Committee
Budget concerns shadow postwar aid and tax plans
The discussion centers on Marshall Plan aid totaling 22.4 billion dollars for 1948 to 1951 with the U.S. providing most of it. A balanced budget across the aid period is urged while next year’s aid is pegged at about six billion. Secretary Snyder warns against inflation and high prices as dangers to debt coverage, noting President Truman will address taxes in November.
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U. S
Snyder
Truman
Congress
Buck
R.-Del
Europe
Nature Dampens Rainmaking Plan in New England
Boston dispatch reports that rain dampened a rainmaking effort by Army Navy and General Electric scientists who seeded clouds with dry ice from Schenectady to quell forest fire danger. The Weather Bureau said rain was fairly general across the region and should reach all districts soon.
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Boston
INS
Navy
Dame Nature
New England
Schenectady
N. Y
U. S
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