Syracuse Teacher Reunited With Husband In Kansas
Mrs. Mary Kearney Heritage a North High School teacher from Syracuse who had been missing four months was found in Topeka Kansas. She called home asking if anyone knew what she was doing there and her husband Maj. Robert C. Heritage and sister Miss Peggy Kearney coordinated her care and plans to return to Syracuse by plane.
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Unseasonal Heat Breaks 30-Year Record At Noon
Indian summer heat smashed a 30 year high by reaching 76 degrees at noon, eight degrees above the 1916 record. The day averaged 68 degrees, 24 above normal, with a 0.48 inch rain overnight and a forecast of showers and cooler winds up to 30 mph Thursday.
Gandhi Arrival Sparks Riot Toll in Calcutta
Twenty four people were killed and sixty wounded in Calcutta as Mohandas K. Gandhi arrived amid Hindu Muslim clashes. Police struggled to contain the sectarian rioting that flared across the city.
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Weather Forecast For Syracuse Area In Brief
Mostly cloudy and warm with showers and cooler conditions expected Thursday. Strong winds, high near 74, low around 63 with sunset at 5 and sunrise at 6 38. Record highs and lows noted. humidity around 90 percent. Eastern New York forecast calls for fair south portion and cloudy north with showers and humid conditions through tonight and Thursday.
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Seizure of Nazis assets in Spain moves forward
Madrid report states negotiations for final liquidation of German assets in Spain will open soon. An official announcement says Britain France and the United States agreed with Spain that German property including possible Nazi party assets will be registered with the Allied Control Council for Berlin.
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Man Charged Over Threat to New Cars in Detroit Court
DETROIT UP Thomas E Oliver faced Traffic Court on a charge linked to threatening new 1946 model cars with his old jalopy He reportedly told the judge I hate people who own new cars in a remark tied to the case.
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Cotton Exchanges Shut Amid Price Collapse
Distortion of facts sparked a third shutdown of the nation’s principal cotton markets as king cotton prices plunged over $30 per bale. The New York Exchange moved to halt operations just before opening, with New Dealers and Chicago exchanges quickly following suit. Dallas refused to close, while Frank J. Knell cited numerous requests for action.
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Cotton futures traded amid price decontrol pleas in Georgia
Senator George urged immediate price decontrol on manufactured cotton goods to stabilize markets. Shipping centers in the cotton belt received word on a temporary suspension of futures trading to survey the spot situation in the south. The Agriculture Department said the cotton crop was in a favorable statistical position amid unprecedented disruption. dedo
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Truman to defer wage board decision after election
President Truman probably will defer decisions on the Wage Stabilization Board after the election. Charles Ross said the board's fate was unclear and could be scrapped. Officials planned a Friday meeting with John L. Lewis amid a coal contract dispute involving 400000 miners.
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Zoe Tucker Peterson Births Baby Then Dies on Birthday
Zoe Tucker Peterson died after a Caesarean birth of a four and a half pound boy on her 32nd birthday in Joplin Missouri. She had been bedridden with arthritis since age 20 and told reporters she faced a rendezvous with life through motherhood. Her husband Earl Peterson, a laborer, had supported her through a long illness and the baby was reported to have a good chance of survival.
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Demands Safeguards No A Bomb Veto Baruch Says
Bernard Baruch, US delegate to the UN Atomic Energy Commission, states the United States will not surrender atomic secrets without safeguards. He contrasts US stance with Molotov’s call to outlaw weapon manufacture and notes possible modifications to U.S. proposals while insisting on examined facts guiding disarmament.
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Rent Curbs Extended Across New Rental Areas
Washington announces a broad extension of rent ceilings effective November 1. Eighty-eight areas with over 3.5 million people will join regulation. 81 for first time and seven with restored ceilings. New York areas include Cortland and Hudson regions and Plattsburg area portions.
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Goering Death Notes Withheld From Publication
Berlin report says Allied Control Council will permanently withhold three pencilled notes Hermann Goering left in his Nuremberg cell detailing his death by his own hand. The decision was unanimous and kept secret.
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Truman Passes Up Rally at Independence
President Truman will skip a Democratic rally at his hometown in Independence Missouri Friday night. House Speaker Rayburn will be the principal speaker at the event.
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New York election results seen signaling protest vote against the insiders
Marquis Childs on today's editorial page argues that results in New York State reflect a large protest vote against Washington insiders. The layout lists sections and page references including Deaths, Sports, Editorials, and Today's Pictures on page 25.
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Boy Polio Victim Dies After Sect Prayers
Eleven year old Philip Bowers died in his sleep after a coma followed a two week delay in hospital transfer. His parents, relying on prayer from In the Name of Jesus sect, urged he be kept at home. Doctors said death occurred about 24 hours before responders arrived.
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Sudden Jerusalem Station Blast Injures and Wrecks Army Convoy
Three devices planted by youths described as Jews exploded at Jerusalem's central railway station after an evacuation. Earlier a road mine set by the Jewish underground damaged two army trucks, seriously injuring two soldiers and wounding ten others amid a wave of public safety actions.
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Albania protests to UN over British warship entry
Belgrade dispatch says Albania sent a protest to the United Nations accusing four British warships of violating Albanian sovereignty on October 22. Premier Enver Hoxha reportedly told UN Secretary General Trygve Lie the ships entered Albanian waters north of Saranda and sought to provoke incidents, calling the entry unauthorized.
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Jewel Robbery at Princess Hilda of Bavaria’s Kensington Home
Scotland Yard reports jewels valued at 4800 stolen overnight from Princess Hilda of Bavaria in Kensington. Two suspects arrested in Worthing as police seek clues in thefts that have netted about 400000 in recent weeks.
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Russ Removals Talks Postponed to November Next
The Allied Coordinating Committee postponed discussion of the removal of German engineers and technicians to the Soviet Union until its next session on November 4. Russians reportedly said they would be ready to discuss then with full documentary information including worker contracts.
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Street Chase Nets Suspect After Middaugh’s Robbery
Two athletes from the Syracuse Nationals era capture George Bagott Brown after a $1510.15 theft from Ruth Morris, an office employee at Middaugh’s restaurant in Syracuse. The arrest followed a hallway holdup at 327 5 S Warren Street with hundreds watching a chase through Warren Fayette and Montgomery streets. Brown, 26, of Elmont L I, is held for investigation.
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Australia counters Molotov veto claim at UN session
Australian delegate Norman J. O. Makin rejects Molotov's assertion that eliminating the Big Five veto would topple the United Nations. He calls the charge serious and unwarranted and notes Australia favors veto restraint as the debate opens.
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Pravda Correspondent Foresees United Nations Session Struggle
Moscow based Pravda correspondent Boris Tzakov predicts a serious struggle at the United Nations General Assembly opening in New York. He cites the veto issue as a key point and notes a smoother opening and a new American press tone do not soften the coming clash.
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US Chief Delegate To Address General Assembly On Foreign Policy
Warren Austin is expected to deliver an important statement on United States foreign policy to the General Assembly. The address may reference Molo tov's bombshell speech demanding immediate action. Delegates withdrew prepared texts for alterations after Molo tov's remarks.
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