DemocRatic Convention Nominates Lynch for Governor
Rep Walter A Taynch of the Bronx heads the Democratic ticket at the state convention as Rep Lynch wins on the first ballot with 7641067 votes. Oscar R Ewing and Walter Bliss lag behind with 6 and unknown totals as party factions react to Lynch's nomination amid Dewey election prospects. Concluded on Page 16 Column 1.
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Laurence J. O'Toole
Rochester
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Bronx
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Walter Bliss
Supreme Court
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New York City
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Albany’ County
Dewey Nominated by Acclamation for Third Term
At Saratoga Springs Governor Thomas E. Dewey was nominated by acclamation for a third New York term. Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley nominated Dewey then Dewey nominated Hanley for U S Senator, a dramatic display of party unity. Hanley lauded Dewey as a beacon during crisis and Dewey praised Hanley’s service, concluding the brief address as delegates cheered.
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New York
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Russia fails to bar Chang from Korea UN talks
Russia seeks to block South Korean Ambassador John M. Chang from Korea discussions in the United Nations as the Security Council debates a Soviet resolution condemning bombing in North Korea. Council president Sir Gladwyn Jebb rules Chang may participate. Malik defies ruling without forcing a council stalemate for August.
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Editorialist warns on timing of Marine remarks
Marquis Childs critiques a public slip of speech on the Marine Corps as poor timing. The column on the editorial page analyzes how comments reflect on leadership and public perception. Includes references to other items in the page such as horoscope listings and photo features.
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Truman Apologizes to Marines and Visits League
President Truman made an unheralded visit to the Marine Corps League meeting to apologize for his earlier remarks and to stress there should be no further misunderstandings with the Marines. He thanked the league for its ovation and noted he aims to correct mistakes and counter unfounded political attacks against public servants.
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All to be expelled French police arrest 200 foreign Reds
French police rounded up nearly 200 foreign suspects in Southwestern France including Russians, Yugoslav, Spanish, and Polish nationals. Authorities said the dragnet aimed to cripple communist column activity, with about 30 Spanish communists to be expelled within 48 hours and others offered a choice of exile or transfer to an eastern country.
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Ius-Mnolice
Lister
France
Loan Action Is Assailed In Senate Row Over Spain Impoundment
Washington—Senator McCarran charged that President Truman thwarted Congress by impounding a 62.5 million dollar loan to Spain. He argued the appropriations bill provision is mandatory and binding, while the White House viewed it as authorization. The dispute centers on constitutional authority and the loan’s fate.
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Child Safety Warning Issued
A fragile OCR fragment notes a child safety warning issued as schools begin terms. It mentions New York, ATIANY, and cautions about extreme care with transportation and daily routines, but the text is garbled and names are unclear.
FBI Locates Witness Before Wiretap Inquiry
The Senate committee probing wiretapping in Washington reports the FBI traced a prior witness. Martin Bay identifies Henry W. Grunewald as a former Justice Department employee and private investigator who was ordered to appear today before a federal grand jury and then face the committee subpoena for later appearances. The grand jury also is examining wiretapping activity and related instruments in the capital.
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Wet Expert's Case Goes to Jury Today
An expert witness case heads to the jury today in Los Angeles with government prosecutors presenting arguments. The trial involves prominent figures linked to the case as related parties and public officials in the legal action.
Truman to Explain Home Front Controls on Radio
President Truman announced plans for civilian management of home front economic controls during the emergency and said there will be no military dictator in charge. He will address the nation Saturday night over four networks and sign the anti inflation bill in a few days. He rejected an independent agency to oversee price and wage controls and dismissed reports that W Stuart Symington would lead the mobilization effort.
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Polio Cases Rise to 79 in Year so Far
Health Commissioner Dr. C. A. Sareent reported five new poliomyelitis cases, four in the city, pushing the annual total to 79. He said the outbreak is not an epidemic but well above average, noting the year’s pandemic-like pace with ages ranging from seven to seventeen and victims from Oneida County and Syracuse.
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C. A. Sareent
Syacust
CATTLE JUDGING ENDING AND Ten Thousand Cup Race Feature
The New York State Fair activity moves into its sixth day with a strong program for the last three days. The standout event today is the $10,000 Commissioner's Cup trot featuring Proximity Demon Hanover and Chris Spencer among top speedsters. Governor Dewey will appear tomorrow on Governor's Day with an Empire Court address and an evening Farm dinner.
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Roy E. Farman
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Empire Court
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
America
Tiny Feet Challenge for Dayton Army Boots
In Dayton Ohio a soldier in the 43rd Engineer Construction Battalion has feet so small a 414 triple E boot fits him. The unit prepares for activation and the desperate supply sergeant tries padding the smallest boots with socks and sponge rubber, but all efforts fail. Arnold recalls fitting similar tiny feet in the last war.
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Private Flag Battle JUTH AIR FORD QUARTERS
Fragmentary naval dispatches report minimal combat action abroad with scattered names and places. The text mentions Korea, Seattle, Texas, and Cal in jumbled form, with unclear outcomes and no verifiable dates.
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50 Mile Battlefront Aflame Near Taegu Front
American and South Korean defenders on a 50 mile front prepared new lines seven miles from Taegu as a major Communist drive opened. The 100 mile front saw heavy mortar and artillery fire with Taegu menaced from multiple angles and Kyongju bombarded near Angang.
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Robert Bennyholt
Kyongju
Fallen Pohang
Reds
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Waegwan
Fair Weather For Two Days Forecast
Assistant Weather man Alex Sadowski reports two days of fair weather with a cool night low of 31 after a 50 last night. Tomorrow will be warm and sunny with a high of 83. Yesterday’s average was three degrees warmer than the day before and is expected to rise by four degrees next.
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Chapman Denies Communist Ties Amid Senate Hearing
President Truman backs Interior Secretary Chapman as he rebuts charges of ties to communism. Chapman claims the accusations are vicious and false, saying Schoeppel aims to block Alaska legislation with smear tactics. The hearing before the Senate Interior Committee centers on whether Chapman has a soviet alliance.
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Navy Admits Downing Red Ship in Korean War Context
Unclear OCR text references a navy admission about downing a red ship and fighter planes related to Korea. Not enough readable details to identify exact event, date, or entities.
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Vandal No Patriot Attacks Word 4 Manes Freeved
Fragmentary OCR reads as a report of vandalism and political tension. It mentions the US chtere temared and a face Ha wat Torts. The text is garbled with names and places unreadable.
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