Lie Sees Hope of Early Break in UN East West Deadlock
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie expresses hope for an early break in East West deadlock as the General Assembly nears a pivotal session. He cites Moscow's recent ratification of the pact with Italy and Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and Finland, and urges continued American aid as essential to global stability and U S self interest.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
General “Assembly
Ciency
Moscow
Italy
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Finland
Europe
Tie
Peace Agency
United States
Real Estate Groups Deny Price Fixing in Federal Court
In Washington two trade groups NAREB and Wilmington Real Estate Board pleaded innocent to charges of criminal conspiracy to fix commission rates on house sales and leases. Judge Jennings Bailey set October 15 as the deadline to file special pleas following the Sept. 27 indictment. No officers attended arraignment. The case marks a Justice Department probe into artificial price inflation across consumer items and possible industry conspiracies to maintain high prices.
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Washington
CUP
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Wilington Real Estate Board
Jennings Bailey
Victor E. Kramer
NAREB
Justice Department
Warmer Breezes Forecast For Syracuse Area
The Syracuse forecast calls for warmer breezes and scattered thundershowers. Temperatures may reach 82 degrees with a 62 degree low overnight. A low pressure system from the Southwest brings moisture. after Wednesday's clear skies expect a few clouds and continues of warm days with cool nights. September vacationers enjoy warm days and cool nights.
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Syracuse
U.S. Denies Holding Russian Major in Korea
United States Army authorities in Seoul denied reports from the Soviets via London that a Russian major was being held in South Korea. No other details were provided.
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Red Seoul
Korea
INS
United States Army
South Korea
London
Gallico Rebels at Amateur Swindle Sheets Essay
Old creator Paul Gallico contrasts Johnny Meyers Howard Hughes public relations efforts with amateurish swindle sheets in a humorous editorial. The piece appears among features on pages 50 and 51 with other sections listed, including sports 41 43 and editorials 28.
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Paul Gallico
Johnny’ Meyers
Howard Hughes
City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Bevin Clarifies Gold Plan Linked to Marshall Aid
An authoritative American source said Foreign Secretary Bevin's proposal to redistribute Fort Knox gold would be an integral part of the Marshall plan for rebuilding Europe. The informant said Bevin had discussed the idea informally in London.
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London
Iernest Bevin
Fort Knox
Bevin
Snyder refuses foreign input on Fort Knox gold reserve
Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder said aboard the Queen Elizabeth en route to England that the future disposition of the United States gold hoard at Fort Knox Kentucky is not a topic for discussion with any foreign powers. He stated he would not consider overseas suggestions on the matter during a radio interview with International News Service.
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Associated Press
United States
Norway
Lie
Labor Party
New York
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
America
Fort Knox
Snyder
England
Sauaree
Britain Faces Economic Probing by U S Congressmen
A 77 minute talk in progress with American lawmakers studying Britain and Western Europe. The Foreign Secretary discussed economic conditions as U S Ambassador Douglas announced the exchange publicly at the Trade Union Congress in Southport.
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U. S
Lewis W. Douglas
Trade Union Congress
Southport
Britain
Europe
Foreign Secre
India Mob Slays 20 Aboard Calcutta Express
An armed mob attacked the Calcutta express at Sikandapur near New Delhi, killing twenty people and wounding fifteen. Investigations are underway as authorities search for those responsible.
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India
New Delhi
INS
Calcutta
Sikandapur
Trouble Greek Strike Off Cabinet Periled
Premier Constan tin Tsaldatiis Populist cabinet faced a threatened civil service strike and a call for a confidence vote. The right wing government controls 141 of 354 votes, behind a majority, with US diplomats seeking broader representation. Officials cited pay raises of 25 to 50 percent for about 72,000 civil servants.
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Athens
Constantin Tsaldatiis
United States
Mantz Sets 2600 Mile Transcontinental Speed Record
Paul Mantz, 42, piloting a red P-51 Mustang, flew from New York to Burbank in 7 hours and 4 seconds to set a new propeller driven transcontinental record. Flight via Pittsburg Saint Louis and Albuquerque saw headwinds 20 to 70 mph, averaging about 371 mph over 2600 miles. record time shared by 27 minutes.
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Burbank
Calif
Paul Mantz
la Guardia Field
New York
Lockheed Air
van Nuys
Cleveland
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Alburquerque
N. M
Who Pays the Bill No School for Kids at Mattydale
At Mattydale Army Air Base pupils from Districts 9 and 13 waited for buses to North Syracuse as buses arrived for base children. Bus drivers followed the trustees orders from John Young Taft Settlement Archibald Ferguson Conway District to make no arrangements. The trustees acted on district voters orders to withhold transport.
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James Santiff
Blackboard
Bonnie Santiff
Harold Gor
Army Air Base
Mattydale
North Syracuse
Cicero
Air Base
John Young
Taft Settlement
Archibald Ferguson
Conway
Miss America preliminaries crown trio in swimsuit and talent
Three brunettes share the lead in the 1947 Miss America preliminaries in Atlantic City. June Elder of Gadsden and Raven Malone of New York City tie for top honors in the bathing suit phase, while Pepper Donna Shore of Miami Beach leads the talent test after a tropical dance in a white sarong.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Alabama
Miami Beach
New York City
June Elder
Gadsden
Raven Malone
Pepper Donna Shore
Gandhi weathers hunger as fasting intensifies in Calcutta
Dr. D. K. Mehta Gandhi’s personal physician reported in Calcutta that Gandhi has survived on water since starting his latest fast Monday night and is distinctly weaker than the day before. The update notes Gandhi’s continued fragile condition amid the prolonged hunger strike.
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Calcutta
India
D. K. Mehta
Mohandas KX
Gandhi
Chuckle Prof. exchanges with Mr Jones on college slang
A brief joke from Commerce Magazine features Professor asking Mr Jones which three words students use most. Jones replies I don’t know and the professor confirms that as the correct answer.
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Mr. Jones
Commerce Magazine
Job Total Falls Below 60,000,000
The Census Bureau reported in August employment dipped slightly under 60 million at 59,914,000, down from 60,069,000 in July yet still well above August 1946 levels.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U S Sues Railroads Over Wartime Overcharges
The Justice Department filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission to recover about 361040 thousand dollars claimed as wartime overcharges by 717 railroads on shipments of explosives and ammunition. The action, the eighth against railroads, follows armed services efforts for lower rates during the war.
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Washington
INS
Justice Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Armed Services
Clark
John ‘T. Sennett
Imposter Arrested, Says Rube Marquard
Richard Marquard, former New York Giants pitcher, said an imposter was arrested in New York City and later cleared of a disorderly conduct charge. Marquard, in N J, noted he works at race tracks and described the incident as a dreadful mistake. The imposter was among 18 arrested for loitering. in night court the magistrate teased him about being Rube and dismissed the charge after taking $5.
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New York
Richard
Rube) Marquard
New York Giant
New York City
Marquard
Haddonfield
N. J
Camden
Giants
Maryland
Florida
New Jersey
Richard Marquard
Bowery
Charles Murphy
Rube
Murphy
European aid secretary to speak tonight on crisis
Secretary of State Marshall is to decide within two weeks whether to back a special Congressional session for European economic aid. Kennan returns from Paris with European and U.S. input before the final choice rests with President Truman. Marshall joins Senator Vandenberg tonight on a 30 minute radio broadcast to report on the Inter American defense conference.
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Washington
Marshall
Congress
George F. Kennan
Paris
Truman
Rio de Janeiro
inter-American Defense
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Syracuse
Mutual
Lovett
Europe
United States
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James Santiff, Jr
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