Three Men Killed In Two Upstate Auto Accidents
A West Albany man and two Vermont men died in two separate late night crashes near Hudson Falls and Colonie. Five Vermont men were in one car that left Route 146, killing two elderly occupants and injuring three others who are listed as in serious condition at Glens Falls Hospital. One pedestrian on Wolf Road in Colonie was struck and killed. Police identified one victim as Jay Willian Thompson, 28, of Manchester Center Vermont, while the other death and several injuries remain under investigation.
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Albany County
Trans-Jordan and Israel Reach Armistice Terms
Trans-Jordan and Israel accepted armistice terms and returned to their capitals for final approval. Arab League talks continued with Egypt and Lebanon already signing accords and Syria to join. A drift agreement was drafted after mediation by Ralph Reache Metone and others following earlier disagreements.
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Italy Seeks Trusteeship and Alliance Role in Atlantic Ties
Italian Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza met Secretary Acheson to press Italy’s plan for UN trusteeship of its former African colonies and to join the North Atlantic alliance on equal terms. He cited Africa development and population outlets as aims while stressing no colonial intent. Sforza, slated to travel to New York for treaty events, discussed U S aid and recovery efforts, and left for Union Station after the talk.
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Peace Delegates Tour Ended Before Start in Newark
A coast to coast tour by 18 Communist world peace conference delegates ended before it began as the State Department canceled their visas less than 12 hours before they were to attend the first No More War rally in Newark. The Washington action sparked protests and a delay in travel plans as officials said the delegates would only be admitted to attend the New York conference. Attorney General Clark indicated the visas’ purpose had ended and instructed Immigration Service to contact each delegate with travel arrangements.
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De Gaulle Urges Immediate U S Arms to Back Atlantic Pact
General Charles de Gaulle pressed for immediate American arms shipments to back the Atlantic pact and secure France. He proposed a defense schedule to enable France to defend Western Europe and asserted future federation of Europe might involve cooperation with the Soviet Union.
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Taft Urges 10 Per Cent Aid Fund Cut
Senate Republicans urged a ten percent cut in European and other federal aid for next year and pressed to bar funds to the Netherlands until it complies with a UN cease fire order in Indonesia. The debate focused on halting Marshall Plan installments as Brewster claimed Dutch economic aid funded Indonesia operations.
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Republicans Attack Labor Bill in House Report
Nine Republican minority members of the labor committee accused the administration bill of fostering union monopolies and limiting government, calling for rollback of Taft Hartley and restoration of the Wagner Act. They signed a report opposing the measure while noting some split views on closed shop provisions.
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Bank Employee Sought In Theft Of $690,000
Richard H. Crowe, 41, an assistant bank manager, is wanted on grand larceny charges after $690,000, including $328,000 in cash and bonds, disappeared from National City Bank on Broadway. Crowe, described as tall with a roguish look and nervous, has been missing since Sunday afternoon from his Staten Island home. authorities traced the missing money to his workplace prior to his disappearance.
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Assembly Approves Sickness Benefits Measure
Albany action clears a sickness disability bill amid Democratic opposition. The 85 to 58 vote included one Republican and all Democrats against the plan. Senate prospects look favorable, with leaders claiming enough votes to pass before adjournment. The measure seeks to finance disability insurance via unemployment funds and employer surpluses, amid charges it benefits commercial insurers.
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New York Taxi Drivers Vote To Strike Friday
More than 5,000 New York City taxi drivers voted unanimously yesterday to strike. An early morning meeting of 40 pilots and 1,800 daytime drivers followed, with the strike tentatively set for 4 a.m. Friday EST. The action is organized by the District 3 of Jane L Laws Usned Mire Workers.
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Sokolovsky Raised to High Soviet Military Post
The Moscow main announced that Sokolovsky, former commander in Germany, was named deputy minister of the armed forces. Marshal Bulganin was named minister of the armed forces and Bulganin was replaced by Marshal Alexander Pokrovsky as premier.
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Indo-Chinese Town Seized By Communists
A band of Chinese Communists attacked an Indo-Chinese border town on Monday, seizing the citadel region. The assault prompted fears of a broader invasion as reports claim many civilians fled, and authorities warned of intensified pressure amid regional tensions.
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Atiacwa
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Senate approves daylight saving time for District of Columbia
DST approved by the Senate for Washington area, authorizing Daylight Saving Time for the District of Columbia this summer. The bill then moves to the House of Representatives.
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Price Cuts Spread Across Dollar Value Goods
New York reports widespread price reductions as inflation eases and consumer demand shifts. Automobiles, radios, refrigerators, and auto accessories led declines while basic metals like lead zinc copper and steel showed further drops. Ford hinted at possible cuts, and steel and battery makers trimmed costs, signaling broader manufacturing price relief and rising consumer bargaining power. Continued reductions loom amid reshaped market dynamics.
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Feinberg Named State PSC Chairman in Albany
Albany reports Feinberg, long time Republican Senate majority leader, will be appointed today as chair of the Public Service Commission to replace Maurice C. Burritt who retires tomorrow. The 2,090 year expense money and duties accompany the post. Feinberg, a Plaihag town lawyer, has been a state senator since 1852.
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Legislature Fails To Act On Rent Bill
Albany lawmakers quit work adjournment bound without acting on a statewide rent control extension. Governor Dewey opposed immediate decontrol and said he would not approve decontrol in New York except where clearly warranted. Federal law extends controls to June 1950 and allows state action when federal approval is received. New York’s stand by law remains in force with ceilings at current levels if federal control ends.
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Curbs Expire Tomorrow Move Cleared By Congress
Washington action clears a curbs measure with Senate 78 to 11 and House 363 to 1143. It awaits President Truman’s signature before the midnight expiration. The bill allows states to repeal federal controls by their legislatures and governors. Representative Taylor and Byrne supported the compromise.
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Senate Bill Bars Reds As Teachers
The Senate pushed through a measure to bar from public schools any organization that advocates overthrow by force, a proposal supported by Governor Dewey and opposed by Senator Quinn. The bill sets criteria for subversive groups and ties to new rent and eviction provisions, with final passage in flux amid intense debate and cross-party pressure.
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Conneally dies in Santa Monica film figure remembered
Up says the thirties era inspiration for a film story died yesterday in Santa Monica. The Galway born manager Nich Conneelly, long associated with the screen, is mourned. Barry Fitzgerald portrayed the part in the film Going My Way.
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Witness Says Communists Told To Go Underground
Testimony described a Chicago meeting after the Russia and Germany pact. Eugene Dennis, party general secretary, is cited about steering the U S Communist Party underground and engaging if the United States allied with Great Britain. McGohey read a War on the command to organize the unions and focus on industrial workers in key states.
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First Loyalty Indictment Returned in New Orleans
A six count federal indictment charged Robert Folgar Himmaush, 43, of St. Rose, Louisiana, with false statements about Communist Party membership at a loyalty hearing and in letters to Commerce Department officials. Prosecutors said he was discharged as a direct result of the loyalty hearing. The case suggests possible further indictments. counts carry up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
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