Utica Vote Trial Ends With Acquittal Of Seven Men
The Utica vote fraud trial ends with all seven defendants acquitted. The case tied police officials and party workers to a broad conspiracy involving illegal voting and election irregularities uncovered by a state probe last year. Twenty seven others indicted await trial on charges from illegal voting to perjury.
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Utica
Niet Westenigui
Jeven
Didlemeanor
Rufus P- Elefante
AL Bennett
Lawrence de Perna
Remnarke
Republic Steel Announces Four Percent Price Increase
Republic Steel Corp. said it will raise steel prices about four percent citing higher raw material and freight costs and increased labor expenses. The firm noted the hike is modest compared with other producers and will fund replacements and improvements as it faces strong competition from rivals including United States Steel.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Ite
United States Steel Corp
Republic
Frank Parnell
Thhe
Purcell
U S Britain Canada Agree On Arms Plan
The United States United Kingdom and Canada reach a three nation arms plan aligned with the Atlantic Pact. Officials say the accord aims to standardize weapons equipment and production, easing cross use by allied forces and advancing common standards across major military materiel.
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Britain
Canada
Dida
London
United States
Pilain
Cal
Welther
Artiliere
France
Ministry of Defense
Miners Fund Trustee Fights For Seat On Board
Washington charits TI Daw son seeks an injunction in federal court to stop John L. Lewis from taking his place on the three man board of trustees of the United Mine Workers welfare fund. Daw son, a former federal judge, accuses Lewis of acting arbitrarily and blocking meetings after Van Horn resignation.
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Charits TI
Dawson
United Ming
Workers Wellace
John L. Lewis
Louisville
Lewis
Precking Daxson
Unitee
Hinatate Dawson
Kyra
van Thorn
van Horn
Coal Talks Continue in Third Week of Conferences
A New York APY-Hard coater eratora and the United Mine Workers Union reported no progress yesterday in their contract talks. The meeting opened the third week of conferences with UMW officials Isha L and Lewig leading the discussions.
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APY
Eratora
United Mine Workers Union
Isha L
Lewig
UMW
Cornell Bans Denials and Hiss Case Rumors Emerge
A Cornell University inquiry, sparked by reports in The Sun, involves claims about Beta Phi initiation and social drinking among students. Witnesses mention party conduct, a student named Melton who suffered a cut and coma, and officials deny involvement by the university. The article also references spy charges against Julius and Ethel Rosenberg era figures.
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Kappa Beta Phi
Melton
Sun
T de Kiewicz
Briday
Whitman Daniels
de Kiewier
iBe
University Infirmary
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Daniels
Meilen
A and P Vice President Dies At Luncheon
David T. Rofn Sr, a longtime president of the A and P group, collapsed during a luncheon at the Balmore Hotel in New York. He reportedly died of a heart attack after a career spanning decades with the Steal Atlantit and Pacific-Tea Co. doubts remain about exact positions.
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New York
David T. Rofn, SR
Steal Atlantit and Pacifc-Tea.Co
Bitmore Hotel
Krewery
3Iz
Invalid Woman In Stolen Car Found Unharmed
A woman named Esther Silverman, once attacked at age 12, was found unharmed in a stolen car with her sister Jean Silver, near a roadblock. Police described the thief driving away in the car, leaving no items missing, and sought a man about 30 years old as a person of interest.
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USA
Faigtake
Esther Silverman
Wee
Owee
Jean Silvenan
Sion
Esther
Clint
Jean Silver
Ahere
Wat Barden
Farm Output Near Record Amid Weather Challenges
Farm output barely misses the all time high as weather during the growing season limited yields. The Agriculture Department notes that overall production rose but lagged last year’s peak, with plans to extend production controls to safeguard next season.
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Agrisotart Department
Jast
Acteare
Taymere
Copton Spy Indictment Dismissal Ruling In New York Court
A New York court ruled the indictment in the Copton spy case proper and allowed the proceedings to continue against Judith Copton and Valentin Gabitebey. The decision addressed the legality of the charges and rejected initial objections raised by the defense.
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New York
Federal Judex Sss Restes
J. Ryan Yvefusel Pester
Judith Copton
Valentin A. Gabitebey
Fie
Miss Copich
Gorner
Gabitebey
Cletres
Wanamit Govete
New Plan To Tap Hudson River For New York Water
A proposed project would link the Hudson River with New York City's aqueducts to bolster supply amid shortages. Chairman Irving W. A. Huie cites potential intake of hundreds of millions of gallons daily, with rationing already in effect and drought weather looming.
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Hudson
New York City
Irving W. A. Huie
Aulpep Lye
York
York Ave
Albany
Dewe
Hudson River
Hort Tor
Fister
Union Shop Policy Waiver Considered for Builders
Washington reports that Robert Denham, general counsel on labor relations, disclosed a plan to waive the union shop policy for builders. He told newsmen he intends to carry out the policy under the law's enforcement framework, though the action awaits board decisions and may affect hiring practices.
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Washington
Robert” N .Denham
Denham
FastHias
American Priest Granted Entry to Russia for Service in Moscow
A United States priest has been permitted to enter Russia to serve in Moscow. The official decision follows international pressure and concerns a January arrival soon after prior delays.
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Iener
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General McDermott Dies in New York Area
An obituary notes the death of General Japher W. McDermott in the New York region. The report references his service and notes his retirement, with limited readable details due to OCR issues. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.
Admiral Denfield Rejects Top OverSeas Post
Washington report says Navy prioritizes anti sub warfare amid Jane's Fighting Ships estimate that the Soviet submarine fleet is growing. Spokesmen decline direct comment while U S officials acknowledge focus on undersea warfare and possible gains in long range subs by 1951.
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Publica
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Subusi
High Court Reviews Picket Ban Amid Union Picketing Case
The Supreme Court analyzes a ban on picketing in three union cases. A Seattle AFL Teamsters local faced a court order halting picketing and awarded damages to a business owner. The rulings hinge on statutory interpretation and enforcement of protest actions by unions.
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AFL Teamsters Union
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AFL
George EF
High Court
Rochester Man Killed In Highway Collision
Rochester police identified the victim as Sam Weinstein Sr. an advertising agency executive. Weinstein's westbound car collided with a pickup truck on a stretch of Route 5, killing him in the crash.
Syrian Army Chief Ousted in Civilian Coup Shift
A coup within Syria's army ousted Gen Sem Hi Hemawi, accused of guiding the government. Col Adeeh Sheishakli claimed the move protects the republican regime, citing alleged conspiracies with foreign powers. Hmm unsure details, troops surrounded Damascus, arrests reported, but conditions appeared normal.
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Adeeh Sheishakli
Hennawi
Cairo
Iraq
Jordan
Balagh
Azmi
Caira
Premjick Hager
Attassi
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Sheishaxt
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Attarsi
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Énet
Marshal Zayim
al Sayed Shukri al Ka
U.S. Language Sparks Bulgarian Protest Over Trial Matters
Report notes U.S. rhetoric drew Bulgarian ire amid Communist purge trials. State Department and Heath involved in a dispute over American stance and alleged conspiracies with Rostov and Marshal Titov. Authorities discussed connections, execution details, and diplomatic responses reflecting tension between Washington and Sofia.
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Biates
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Heath
Restov
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Werp
Dom
U.S
Robearin
Tai
Hoston Aa
Heath Bae
Toessie
Marshal Titt
Heath Ben
Rostov
Ousted Navy Chief Denfeld May Leave Post
The ousted Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Denfeld, in a bitter letter, rejected a top overseas post in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean. He argued Secretary Matthews accused him of disloyalty and lack of respect for authority and questioned whether he could serve without undermining U S interests. He also suggested resignation as a possibility, while noting the assignment to London would require constant international relations.
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Iarows
Nevy
Oustad
Naval Operations
Truman
Denfeld
En Jimony
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Army
Air Force
Pentagon
London
Denfield
Wedding Date Moved Up by O Dwyer Says
O Dwyer of New York states the wedding date with Elizabeth Sloan was moved up from the original plan. The couple had scheduled a January 2 ceremony at St Patricks Cathedral in New York. Temata brunette Temata body text remains unclear.
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New York
Elizabeth Sloan
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