Chiefs Seek Series Clincher Against Orioles Tonight
Syracuse Chiefs host Baltimore at MacArthur Stadium in game six of the Governors Cup semi finals. The Chiefs trail 3-2 in the series but can eliminate the Orioles with a win after taking a 7-6 victory in Baltimore Sunday. Earl Harrist to start for Syracuse as manager Jewel Ens and crew push for a quick conclusion.
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FWA Pledge Converts G E Plant for S U Facilities
The Federal Works Administration agreed to convert part of a General Electric plant on Thompson Road into classrooms and labs for Syracuse University and to furnish surplus equipment free of charge. Total outlay unofficially $500,000. Syracuse University reportedly receives a 70 percent discount on government property.
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Weather in Syracuse Area Today
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair and warmer conditions in the Syracuse area today and tonight with partly cloudy skies Tuesday. Highs near 79 and a low around 42, sunset 7 14 p.m., sunrise 6 46 a.m. Tuesday. Record highs and lows noted from 1939 and 1923. Relative humidity 72 percent at 8 30 p.m. and 87 percent at 8 30 a.m.
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Weather shifts bring warm temps and showers midweek
Andrew P. Keller notes a high pressure area will move eastward bringing southeast winds and warmer weather. Today stays fair with a warm trend continuing Tuesday, while showers are expected Wednesday. Chiefs return home to a capacity crowd tonight as mild air settles in.
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Four More Nabbed As Far East Spies
Shanghai reports four additional alleged spies linked to the Far East network arrested. The case centers on 23 Nazis accused of operating the spy ring. Trial proceeds before a four man American military commission.
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Connally demands free Trieste state in Big Four pact
Texas Senator Tom Connally addressing the Italian Political Commission urged that Trieste be established as an independent free state not a satellite of Yugoslavia or Italy. He called for no mental reservations and said the territory must have its own character and dignity and be honored by the Big Four peace framework.
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Army shrinkage to 2,300,000 marks postwar force
The United States armed forces stand at about 2.3 million on wake of Japan's surrender, a drop from 12.1 million on Sept 1 1945. By June the military is expected to fall to roughly 1.62 million unless Congress passes new legislation.
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Truck Strike Brighter Prospects Amid New Offers
New York City trucking talks showed progress as two large firms proposed a reduction in hours and a seven dollar and forty cent weekly raise. The move followed a breakdown with an employers committee and was endorsed by union locals for member vote. Mayors advisory group reported the offers from H. C. Bohack Co Inc and Daniels and Kennedy after talks with Teamsters locals.
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Wallace Stands on NY Address as Policy Rift Grows
Secretary of Commerce Wallace declared he stands on his New York speech linking foreign policy to it, while President Truman rejected Wallace's views as U. S. policy. Wallace noted both extremes disagreed with his stance and said most Americans seek peace. Concluded on Page 2, Column 5.
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Truth serum helps farmer regain speech after 28 years
Mark Smith a 51 year old Klickitat County farmer credited sodium pentathol known as truth serum with restoring his voice lost in a World War I bombardment in France. At Vancouver Veterans Hospital Dr Ben E Grant confirmed the drug was given and noted it as perhaps the first such speech restoration case he knows.
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Leatrice Joy’s Daughter Weds Hart in Providence
Miss Leatrice Joy Gilbert, daughter of the former screen stars Leatrice Joy and John Gilbert, married Henry Clay Hart Jr. at the First Baptist Church in Providence. The ceremony drew close relatives including the bride’s mother, now Mrs. Arthur Westermark, and the couple plan to reside in New York.
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General MacArthur Announces Use of Military Scrip
The fiscal section said military scrip will be issued in Japan Korea and the Ryukyu Islands starting Sept 30. The scrip mirrors that used in the American occupation zone in Germany.
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Dewey calls for Palestine solution at Zionist gathering
Gov. Dewey urged immediate agreement on Palestine at the Western New York Zionist Region convention. He warned that a world without justice brings insecurity and peace cannot be guaranteed. The conference named new officers and board members, including Freudenheim and Nimelman as president and treasurer, with a slate of regional leaders.
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Best way to handle mudslinging in foreign policy urged
Secretary of Commerce Wallace should resign and take the issue to the people, says David Lawrence in today’s editorial page. The paper lists sections like Amusements Classified and Editorials, with page references for City Life, Deaths, Sports, and more.
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Ship Marit II Splits in Atlantic Storm. 14 Missing
Twenty four Norwegian seamen rescued from the Marit II after it broke in two in a hurricane off the North Carolina coast. Coast Guard planes and ships searched for about 14 missing sailors as rescue efforts continued near Norfolk. Pan Amoco reported 18 survivors from the lifeboat of the sunken tanker.
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Dodge truck plant shut by picket action in Detroit
Chrysler Corp. Dodge truck plant in Detroit closed for the third time in two weeks as pickets blocked entry, preventing more than 4,000 workers from reaching the factory.
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Delaney Elected Commander of 78th Lightning Division
Harry Delaney of Jersey City was elected commander of the 78th Lightning Division at its 26th annual convention in Newark New Jersey. Also elected were Rev. J Harold Thomson of Little Falls New Jersey as chaplain.
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Shipping Commy Charge Hurled In Maritime Strike
New York waterfront tense as picket lines loom during a nationwide maritime strike. Police bolster docks while AF of L Longshoremen and CIO seamen clash over access to ships. Massed pickets threaten to block work as 14 liners carry 6,000 passengers in port.
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Treasury chief announces $2 billion debt cut on Oct 1
Secretary John W. Snyder said the national debt will be reduced by 2 billion dollars on October 1. The Washington report notes the measure targets federal borrowing and fiscal policy actions.
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FBI Nabs Nazi Ex-Guard and Woman Tied to Escape
Rudolph Joseph Soelch a 24 year old former Goering bodyguard and his ally Mrs Joan McBride 42 were arrested in Detroit by FBI agents led by Robert A Guerin The two had hidden Soelch since his escape from a California POW camp five months ago Soelch posed as Mr McBride and worked as a baker and bus boy while Mrs McBride ran a restaurant waitress duties were cited for her husband James arrested in Bristol Pa
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