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Gold, hunter green, red or black. 12-18. 7.98 Davids DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Page 10 Rochester, N. Y. Friday, October 7, 1949 Dewey Portrays Truman Proposals As Road to Slavery Governor Tours Upstate To Campaign for Senator Dulles Geneva (AP) -Governor Dewey yesterday portrayed the Brannan plan and the federal administration's health insurance proposal as measures that would lead to slavery.
He added that one of the great issues of time was whether American youth would grow up in a free society or in one in which the "tells you everything and when." government, "I'm against the latter theory of government," Dewey said in a. talk before about 300 persons at Waterloo where he dedicated a community youth center. The governor, who is touring Upstate New York to campaign for the return of John Foster Dulles to the U. S. Senate, also spoke during the day at Lyons, Man- chester and Canandaigua.
Talks at Geneva 'In the evening he addressed a gathering at the Geneva Civic Center. At Lyons and Manchester he broke ground for grade crossing elimination projects and at Canandaigua he dug the first shovel of dirt to start construction of an arterial route through the city. At each stop Dewey asserted to "educate the Democrats on that he was visiting such projects what's been done with the state's postwar reconstruction finance fund." Dewey has hammered on the subject since he left Albany Monday, and reiterated yesterday that he was giving the Democratic minority in the Legislature an accounting of the fund "in concrete and brick." During the 1949 session Democratic leaders demanded an accounting of the 600 million dollars which Dewey administration saved from taxes during the war years. Dewey contends it now is being spent on worthy public projects. Urges Dulles' Return At every stop Dewey also continued to urge election of Dulles to the Senate seat he now holds by appointment of the governor.
Dulles is opposed by former Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, Democratic and Liberal candidate. "The peace of this country depends on the strength and consistency of our foreign policy," Dewey said at a luncheon at Lyons. He added: "It is imperative, if the government wants to avoid an atomic war that would destroy civilization, that we send to the Senate a man who has guided the first effective foreign policy our governhas had." He pointed to Dulles as that man.
He also said that a vote for Dulles would be: 1. "A vote against socialized medicine which would destroy the health and welfare of the American people. 2. "A vote against the Brannan plan which would pick the pockets of the taxpayers to pay the difference between commodity prices to farmers and the cost to consumers." Hails Youth Center Dewey said that the $18,000 youth center at Waterloo, to which the state contributed $8,000, was a monument a spirit he called essential to the spirit without which the country cannot survive." He asserted that although the state helped finance the structure, it did not place any controls over its use. "That is a basic political issue of our times," he added.
"There's a free way of doing things and a slave way of doing things. The present proposals of the federal government represent the slave way," he declared. Temperatures Low ROCHESTER 46 Albany 37 Atlanta 69 Atlantic City 65 Boston Buffalo Chicago Denver Detroit Duluth Fort Worth 8 Kansas City 8 Los Angeles 62 Miami 79 New Orleans 85 New York City 56 Phoenix 62 Philadelphia 60 Pittsburgh Portland. Me. St.
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WEATHER BUREAU Rochester, York .1023 Cotober 6,1047. 19.60 1017 1020 29.59 99.50 1011 1014 HIGH LOW 1002.1005 1008 29.86 Bismarck HIGH Buttalo 1002 30.21 29.59 Denver 1002 City, 29.59 29.50 30.12 29.59 Atlanta 1008 30.03 1011 Orleans LEGEND COLD FRONT WARM FRONT Miami STATIONARY FRONT OCCLUDED FRONT 29.94 reciritatien 29.86 ARROWS SHOW GENERAL Brownsville FLOW OF AIR WEATHER STORY: The circulation of air around the cold front shown over the Central Plains, althe low pressure area shown centered near Chicago though there were other minor rain areas elseis causing a general warming of air in this region, where. Over the East yesterday were as shown by the circulatory arrows above. Pre- mostly in the 60s and 70s while the temperatures, cipitation yesterday afternoon was concentrated 40s and 50s were reported in the Northern Plains northwest of this low pressure area and ahead of behind the cold front. AROUND the TOW Albion Petitions Insist On Crossing Guards Petitions of the New York Central Railroad to discontinue wacthmen at four street crossings at Albion will be reviewed at a today at the Albion Courthouse.
Hundreds people have signed opposing petitions on the grounds that the lives of school children would be endangered if the New York State Public Service Commission allowed the railroad to remove watchman service at the Main Platt Clinton St. and Hamilton St. crossings. The citizens' petitions say that mechanical signals would not serve to warn children of approaching trains. Atkinson Named President Of Lyons Chamber Announcement was made yesterday of the election of Toland Atkinson A8 president of the Lyons Chamber of Commerce.
He succeeds Andrew P. Moody, formerly of Rochester. Other officers include: Vicepresidents, James Santelli and William Marshall, and treasurer, Burton H. Allee. Bishop to Dedicate Seminary at Geneva Bishop James E.
Kearney of Rochester will preach at the solemn dedication of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary at Geneva Oct. 12. Archbishop Amleto Cicognani of Washington, D. will be celebrant. ADA E.
BARDEEN Penn Yan-Ada E. Barden, 69, died in the Habberfield Nursing Home in Dundee yesterday (Oct. 6, 1949). MRS. HELENA C.
KIRBY Albion-Mrs. Helena C. Kirby, a native of Albion and lifelong resident here died Wednesday night (Oct. 5, 1949) in the Pagels Nursing Home here where she had been a patient for a few days. MRS.
MINNIE VANDERBOEGH Marion--Mrs. Minnie Vanderboegh, 78, died in the Brightman Convalescent Home in Newark yesterday (Oct. 6, 1949). She was the widow of Matthew Vanderboegh and was a lifelong resident of this community. FRANK B.
GURNEE Ontario--Frank B. Gurnee, 71, of Ontario, died Wednesday (Oct. 5, 1949) in Myers Hospital in Sodus. M. GUION DENNISON Geneva- Genevans have received word of the death of a former resident, M.
Guion Dennison, on Monday (Oct. 3, 1949) in his home 260 Ancon Pelham. GEORGE R. LUCAS Auburn Services for George R. Lucas, 8 Fort who died unexpectedly Wednesday night (Oct.
5, 1949) will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Langham Funeral Home. THOMAS DONOVAN Auburn Thomas Donovan of Scipio, died Wednesday (Oct. 5, 1949) in Auburn City Hospital.
CHARLES E. BAKER Wolcott- Charles Emery Baker, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Baker of Wolcott, died unexpectedly Wednesday (Oct.
5, 1949) following an illness of two days. He was born in Sodus Apr. 12, 1948, and lived one year, five months and 25 days. MRS. LIDA E.
HEATLY Savannah Mrs. Lida Evans Heatly, 89, residing at the home of a cousin, Mary Evans May, died yesterday (Oct. 6, 1949) following a long illness. CHARLES BROWN Sodus-Charles Brown, 68, died in Myers Hospital here yesterday (Oct. 6, 1949) after a brief illness.
MRS. CAROLINE M. BROWN Sodus-Mrs. Caroline M. Brown, 85, died in her home in Wallington yesterday (Oct.
6, 1949). CARL F. MYERS SR. Dansville- Carl Frederick Myers 49, fell dead yesterday afternoon (Oct. 6, 1949) while in the Johantgen shoe repair shop in Main St.
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47 981 4 p. 63 68 6 a. 46 6 p. 61 67 00 a. 47 8 p.
59 74 10 8. 57 74 10 61 78 12 m. 63 60 12 p. 60 84 LOCAL OBSERVATIONS The highest temperature yesterday was 65 degrees, against 87 the same day in 1900, and 42 in 1889; the lowest 46. against 66 in 1900.
and 34 in 1943; the mean 56. against 76 in 1900. and 41 in 1889, and an average of 56 in 70 years. Precipitation Oct. 5: .01 inch.
Precipitation Jan. 1 to Oct. 5: 20.39 inches. Precipitation Jan. 1 to 5, 1948: 22.91 inches.
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