Navy Captain Crommelin Attacks Command, Navy Cuts Planes
Navy Captain John G Crommelin fired a broadside at military leadership while the Navy ordered a 20 percent cut in naval combat planes and reduced six air bases to skeleton status under a broad economy drive. Crommelin called Pentagon planners power hungry and compared their strategy to Hitler's Reich, warning of a potential court martial as officials review his reprimand.
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Seven Testify They Were Paid For Utica Votes
Six witnesses testified at the Utica vote fraud trial that they were paid after casting ballots in the 184 election. They said they were slipped either $2 or $3 at polling places. The defendants face charges of conspiracy, vote buying, extortion and destruction of documents. Justice Munson adjourned until Monday after the eighth witness.
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Frank G. Pratt
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London Fog Slows Traffic Across City
Fog shrouded London yesterday slowing all traffic to a crawl. Collisions occurred as drivers in the haze faced near zero visibility. Authorities warned the fog would persist into today with pedestrians and vehicles struggling to navigate the city streets.
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Reds Ask UN To Oust Chinese Nationalists
The United Nations faced a Communist demand from Peiping to expel the Chinese Nationalist delegation, with Trygve Lie ruling against circulating the message as a formal U.N. document. He noted nonmember communications permit such questions, but the Chinese Nationlist side would bear responsibility for any action. The Soviets already recognize Peiping.
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Luciano Married Rumor Circulates In Rome Columns
A Rome columnist claimed Charles Lucky Luciano wed his Italian sweetheart, with Igea Lignori denying the tale but asking reporters to contact Luciano. no comment was immediately available.
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Former Bishop Manning Dies At 83 In New York Hospital
Former Episcopal Bishop of New York William T. Manning died in St Luke's Hospital at 3:10 pm after a long illness. A British-born church leader, he guided St John the Divine Cathedral and advocated sacramental marriage and eventual Christian unity. He lectured widely and supported church reunification efforts.
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Underling Stole U S Secrets in Hiss Defense
In New York, Julian Wadleigh, an admitted spy ring helper, named as source of pump kin papers in Hiss perjury trial. Whittaker Chambers testified, recalling microfilmed secrets from a hollow pumpkin. Also in New York Judith Cop Jon faces federal trial with Soviet engineer Valentin A Gubitchev. Bridges case in San Francisco proceeds as government seeks to prove lies at a 1945 naturalization hearing.
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Eisenhower and Dewey Back State Control of Hospitals
At a luncheon with state and university leaders, General Eisenhower and Governor Dewey argued for reduced federal power citing harms of central government. The pair praised a state hospital survey cooperative effort with Columbia University and emphasized protecting education freedom while meeting state needs.
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Close Port Jervis Ballot Review Heads to Court
Attorneys for both Sidex yesterday agreed to examine 3 xteenies ballots in Port Jervis. The case concerns the Mayoral race between a defeated Republican incumbent and his Democratic successor. The ballots were presented before Supreme Court Justice James W Basler for review.
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Retired State Supreme Court Justice Dies
Obituary notes the death of Justice Sartee Clark who served on the New Fork State Supreme Court bench and acted as president justice of the Appellate Division Fourth Department, one of the court’s oldest living former judges.
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Veep Barkley Marries Mrs Hadley In Simple Office Ceremony
Vice President Alben Barkley and Mrs Carleton Hadley wed in a brief St. Louis ceremony making history as the first serving VP to marry. About 5 000 spectators crowded the chapel area, complicating departure as the couple headed for a honeymoon with a motorcycle escort.
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Diplomat expelled as spying case strains Yugoslavia
Soviet news agency Tass reports Yugoslavia orders out Yugoslav Charge dAffaires Lazo Latinovic over alleged spying and subversive activity. The dispatch names two Soviet diplomats in Belgrade and a Soviet information bureau representative accused of hostile activity. Prague reports 55 Czechs sentenced to prison for spying and plots to overthrow the regime amid a purge.
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Labor Leader Attacks Press Coverage Of Unions
William P. Kennedy president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen told the Young Democrats convention that American newspapers and owners discriminate against unions in labor management reporting. He accused media of bias and cited limited space and one-sided coverage as harming labor concerns. He endorsed Truman’s Fair Deal and urged broad revision of press treatment of labor issues.
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Drowning Victims Four Men Named In Tragedy At Lake Caton
A search at Lake Caton for four drowning victims was halted by heavy winds and sleet. Weather resumed operations after a long delay as authorities sought the fourth man, Richerd Clark, and later a fifth missing boater.
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Tragedy in Perryville as girl linked to fatal blast
In Perryville Virginia a 19 year old Navy draftman and her relationship with a man named Ellyett led to a fatal incident after a hazardous material threat. The event involved a friend being fatally harmed and a man named Charles Kraneth Ellyett found dead on a road near Arlington. Authorities pursued charges, with further safety material investigations and a lengthy legal process noted.
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Air Force grounds B 29s and superbusters after crashes
Washington AP reports the Air Force ordered a grounding of B 29s not yet engine modernized and B 20s and Superfortresses under heavy stress. The move follows recent crashes that killed five and left four missing, with secrecy around the exact aircraft counts.
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Bermuda search planes spot possible wreckage of B29
An Air Force pilot 220 miles northeast of Bermuda reported sighting what might be the wreckage of a B29 crash landed last Wednesday with 70 men aboard. No signs of life were found. First Lt. Richard Mullin said he saw a red object, yellow boxes, and possible aluminum remains on a search flight. A second pilot later reported a yellow surface craft in the same area as the missing aircraft search continued by air and sea.
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