Filibuster Delays Senate Vote On Anti Red Veto
Washington long all night Senate debate over the Communist control bill delayed a veto vote as Sen Lehman and Sen Humphrey led a protracted session. Senator Langer collapsed from exhaustion and was carried from the chamber to Bethesda Naval Hospital. Dongins sobbed aloud while arguing against the measure and several opponents sought White House guidance before a vote.
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Four More Polio Cases Found in Syracuse
City Health Commissioner Dr. Clealand A. Sargent announced four new polio cases in Syracuse: a six-year-old Fayetteville boy, a three-year-old North Syracuse boy, an eight-year-old Cincinnatius boy, and a 48-year-old Taberg man. Total cases reach 74 in Syracuse and 95 from outside, higher than feared but below 1944 epidemic levels.
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Proposal for UN army to curb aggression by Acheson
Acheson urges the UN General Assembly to create an international army to stop aggression. The editorial notes editorialists Dewitt Maes and Rennie discuss awareness on areas and political commentary. Page highlights include features and amusements for today.
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Rennie
Yanks Bomb British Force in Southeast Korea
An Associated Press photographer reported American planes bombed British troops by mistake while attempting close-in air support. About 40 wounded were counted as British reinforcements from Hong Kong arrived August 29. Some soldiers remained philosophical despite anger over the incident.
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Py Arthur Holmes
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Holmes
West Avoids Berlin Clash Over Border Patrols
West German authorities and East Berlin police clashed over street patrolling near Potsdamer Platz. American sector officers had quietly patrolled in the Soviet border area for two years to cover a building on the U S border, but East German forces announced a takeover prompting a withdrawal order despite potential backdoor access.
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Overdue With 16 Aboard Amid Coast Guard Alert
A garbled dispatch reports a Coast Guard alert with a bomber and crew aboard, mentioning First Lady fete, four passengers, and a stretch of river near Han Pandae. The poorly legible text references Oran, Turin, Tucson, and military units, with scattered place names and dates unclear.
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Marines Stopped Near Seoul Amid Seoul Battle Lines
United States forces press a multi pronged push around Seoul as Marines hold near the city and negotiations weigh using big guns. Chinese and North Korean forces threaten to defend Seoul to the end while allied units trap the siege line from Pusan to the northwest.
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Whistler Paradox in an Unclear Courtroom Tale
An obscured OCR fragment hints at a Whistler case and shifting allegiances within a framed legal scene. Names and places are garbled, but mentions of Paradis Dene Be Som Oe and Bartow appear as partial entities in a puzzling narrative.
Plant Opens as Quarries Vote on Solvay Contract
Workers at Jamesville quarries of Solvay Process Co vote by secret ballot at Jamesville Grange Hall on a two year contract. It grants immediate raised pay plus future increases, a cost of living index raise, and company provided welfare and medical benefits. The deal preserves no strike pledge and aims for full production within a month.
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Truman Gets Rearming Bill Passes Desk Today
President Truman receives an emergency funding measure of about 960 million dollars for rearming the nation and its allies. The bill reflects wartime military aid plans and is among the final enactments before the current Congress adjourns.
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Extra Hour to Sleep Turn Back Your Clocks Tonight
Do not forget to turn your clock back tonight as daylight saving ends. The article urges turning timepieces back before bed to gain an extra hour, noting many forget and end up early for church or meals. It recommends avoiding the middle of the night change and warns to set clocks back rather than ahead.
Fatal Mount Asama eruption traps Japanese climbers on holiday
Mount Asama in West Central Japan erupted without warning trapping scores of holidaying climbers. A group of 40 Japanese engineering students near the summits were struck by flying rocks and ash. one student was killed, eight were injured, and five went into the air amid debris cascading down the mountain. Dozens of others sought shelter or fled as the ash cloud spread over miles of the surrounding region. The eruption was considered the biggest since 1909, with a dark column of smoke rising above the peak.
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Soviet Press Slams Dewey At United Nations
Moscow papers accuse New York Governor Thomas E Dewey of unprecedented rudeness in a speech to UN delegates The Tass dispatch says his greeting contained crude slanders against the Soviet Union prompting Andrei Vishinsky and Jacob Malik to walk out The report notes the Duterte and Philippines delegate another unclear fragment of the scene.
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Andrei Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
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New York Dispatch
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Autumn Winds Bring Cool Air To Syracuse Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports north winds at 22 mph with gusts to 32 mph sweeping into Syracuse at 10 44 A M. The cool spell lasts a couple of days with a low near 40 and a high around 59, followed by milder temperatures Monday. Assistant Weatherman Alex Sadowski forecasts mostly cloudy skies tonight and a gradual warmup tomorrow.
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Profits Tax Clash Spurs Second Measure in US House
Washington report notes House Ways and Means Committee began outlining procedures for a second tax bill after a high estimated annual yield of 4.7 billion pounds. The plan includes a substantial excess profits tax tied to the rearmament program and reflects ongoing tax policy debates in Congress.
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House
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Avery
Traman
Payoff Story Shakes New York City Police Setup
In New York City a major police upheaval looms as a witness named officers paid to protect gamblers in Brooklyn’s vast betting rings. Police Commissioner O'Brien faces probable resignation by Monday, with top aides Flath and Whalen also expected to depart. The scandal spurred uniformed reassignments, a deputy-involved probe, and possible replacement names for high posts amid pressure from officials and prosecutors.
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John Ferretti
Nationalist China Wins UN Credentials Test
United Nations vote approved credentials report, allowing Nationalist China to remain seated amid Soviet opposition. The decision, 43 to 5, upheld the Chinese representation while sidelining Communist claims to the seat.
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