U.S. Sets Stance on Holy Land Boundaries at UN
The United States told the United Nations on Saturday that Israel must keep the Negev without Jewish consent losing it to the Arabs, while supporting Israel’s boundary claim per the original partition. The U.S. urged further negotiated agreement rather than fixed lines, and indicated openness to Israel adding land through exchange.
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Rodney Comes to Mother's Rescue in Courtroom
In New Orleans a mother facing eviction for non payment of rent sought relief as her two year old son Rodney caused a commotion in court. An attorney requested a continuance to assist, the judge granted it as the boy sat on the bench.
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Rodney Callender
A. C. Callender
Welfare Bureau
Rodney
Little Assembly Extension Voted
A 58 nation UN committee voted to continue the little assembly for another year. It will sit year round to address political problems between the regular annual sessions of the General Assembly.
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Slow clearing night with chilly low near 28
The forecast calls for slow clearing tonight with a low around 28 degrees. Sunday will be partly cloudy and cool with a high near 35 degrees.
Plea entered in Cedar Rapids permit case
The Royal Improvement Company of Minneapolis pleaded innocent to residing houses in Cedar Rapids without a permit. A eight day trial postponement was granted by Superior Court Judge Harry S. Johnson with appearance bond set at $100. M H Ostrow, company general manager, did not appear. Abe W Bass of Cedar Rapids represented him. Bass cited travel plans as reason for delay.
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Dytrt Jr Pleads Innocent to Gambling Charge
Cedar Rapids report says Bill Dytrt Jr pled innocent at Linn county arraignment on illegal possession of gambling devices. He did not appear before Judge G K Thompson but was represented by attorney William O Slade. Bail bond set at 750 dollars.
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Police Raid At Dytrts Tavern Ends With Seizures
Cedar Rapids detectives led by Detective Captain Frank Bukacek raided Dytrt's tavern on Sixteenth Avenue SW after 6 p m. They confiscated 225 punch boards 197 game packs and 100 50 in cash plus a 44 57 check from a cigar box. A double barrel shotgun a .30 caliber rifle fishing gear and prize boxes were seized. A warrant named Dutrt Jr and covered the tavern upstairs and basement. Some boards were found in the bar room with others in hidden areas. Forty boards were money on the face with coins up to 10 dollars.
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Frank Bukacek
Dytrt’s
Sixteenth Avenue SW
William Crissman
H. R. Churchill
Explosions Hit Big Inch Gas Pipeline In Seymour
Two blasts at a booster pumping station on the Big Inch natural gas line injured 17 and caused fires across several acres near Seymour Indiana. Firemen controlled the blaze in an hour as observers reported flames reaching 300 feet and sighting glow from Kentucky.
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Whisky Wasnt To Bear s Taste
A Tennessee bear disrupted a whisky operation as revenuers waited for the still owner. The bear sampled the product, then smashed the still, leaving agents with no usable evidence and returning home.
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Washington
Alcohol Tax Unit
Tennessee
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Countess Freed Shuns Gambling In Nevada Release
Countess Henya Krasnodebsky, 38, Philadelphia, declared she would never gamble in Nevada again after a week in jail for a bounced $2,200 gambling debt to Len Haffey. Her attorney arranged a settlement with Haffey, with a partial payment of $1,000 and freedom to raise the rest.
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Jack Ross
Carson City
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Lost Train Rescued From Storm West Of Dodge City
About 150 passengers on the California Limited spent Friday stranded a mile west of Dodge City as blizzard conditions halted the train. Rev. R W O Knowles and others were aided by GI train crews after their car bogged down. The tram reached Dodge City near midnight and resumed westward the next morning.
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Cimarron
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Mountain rescue frees bride stranded in Utah snow
A five member mounted rescue team broke through 19 miles of drifts to reach Mrs Richard Giovanazzi in a deserted sawmill cabin west of Junction Utah. The Los Angeles couple were marooned after their car slid into deep snow on a shortcut to Beaver and survived two days with a tiny fire before rescue.
Rayburn Sees No Cause To Predict Crash
President Truman conveyed to a top aide his belief that another depression can be averted. Rep. Rayburn told reporters the recession fear is unfounded and would be man-made, noting strong buying power and the administration’s New Deal program. He predicted Democrats will rally behind the President’s plan.
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Wall Street
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Elizabeth Kept in Port By Walkout
Four hundred crew members walked off the Queen Elizabeth in Southampton delaying her trans Atlantic sailing. The 83,000 ton Cunard liner planned Halifax or New York departure but strike uncertainties and picket reports led to a canceled schedule. Crew demanded a resolved strike situation before sailing and sent a cable to AFL IL A president. Passengers considered air transport as ships and longshoremen fight over strikes along the Atlantic coast.
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Cunard Line
Halifax
New York
Joseph P. Ryan
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Atlantic
Ryan
Cunard
United States
Trains and Buses Stranded After Great Plains Snowstorm
Thousands stranded as a winter storm crippled rail and road travel across the Great Plains. At least nine dead include a man found frozen near Springfield Colorado and a couple killed near Montrose Colorado. Rescue crews freed vehicles and searched for marooned motorists while temperatures held near zero and livestock losses rose.
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Kansas
Five Steel Allocation Pacts Extended to August
The Commerce Department advisory committee voted to extend five voluntary steel allocation agreements through August 30. The group, made up largely of steel corporation executives, also approved two new allocation plans and backed development of additional agreements.
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Commerce Department
Steel Products Advisory Committee
Steel Corporation
Iowa Weekend Forecast Cold and Clear Across Des Moines
Des Moines reports no snow for Iowa over the weekend with cold nights and turning skies. Temperatures Friday night drop to around 15 to 20 degrees while Saturday morning shows minimal snow, and roads in northwest Iowa are limited to emergency traffic as crews restore telephone service.
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Weather Bureau
Pencer
Highway Patrol
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