Twelve Bodies Recovered From Burned Plane Crash in Vosges
In the Vosges mountains a plane wreckage burned beyond identification yielded twelve charred bodies as rescuers worked through the night. The aircraft, likely a French army transport from Germany, carried about thirteen aboard and was blown off course during a storm. A motorcyclist spotted the fire and wreckage. A child's shoe and women's apparel were found near the scene.
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D'Alsace
Vosges Mountains
Germany
Vosges
Westmoreland Quits As Thomasville Officer
Paul Westmoreland of this city resigns after 15 months with the Thomasville police department effective December 15. He plans to resume work as a mechanic and has not revealed further details. During the war he worked with Newport News shipyards and later did garage work.
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Thomasville
Paul Westmoreland
Theomasville
Westmoreland
Police Department
Newporters
Radio Program Schedule Corrections and Timings
Network corrections delayed changes. CST substitutes for EST with one or two hour shifts. Listed times from Wetworks. relay by local stations. slight variations possible. Programs include Frontier serials, music shows, dramas, news periods, and variety hours across networks CBS ABC NBC and others.
London police seek pay boost amid resignations
London officers grumble over $16 weekly pay and rising costs. Unmarried cops live in section houses with slim deductions. married officers pay for sports and pension funds. Despite promotions being slow, Home Office weighs a salary rise and new promotion system to retain men on the beat.
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London
England
U. S
London Evening Standard
Philip Game
Home Office
Famous pirate with Pearl Street mansion in 1690 New York
The entry asks for the name of a renowned pirate who lived in a Pearl Street mansion in 1690, his nationality and his father's profession, and his fate. It also includes a wisdom quote and etiquette hints, presenting a mixed prompt likely from a lesson or quiz.
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Pearl Street
New York City
Horoscope for Today Birthday Readers
Your birthday anniversary signals idealism and impatience with quick tempers. You are adaptable, kind, and forge strong friendships though you tire easily and may abandon plans. Avoid spendthrift urges and gossip, trust a good hunch, listen more, and expect a hard day to end with relief. The moon entersAries at 7 a.m.
One Minute Test Answers About Historical Figures
Captain William Kidd is named as the subject. A Scotch minister is mentioned. The response notes Kidd was hanged for murder at Execution Dock London on May 23 1701 while protesting innocence. Wyoming now lists 20142 cattle brands and peaked at 24118 in 1934.
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William Kidd
Scotch
Execution Dock
London
Sugar Committee Opposes Decontrol of Sugar Supply
The sugar committee of the food industry council urges Congress and the administration to oppose decontrol of sugar and avoid firm 1947 allocations. The 32 page analysis argues decontrol would be disastrous and calls for gradual world supply increases to raise household allotments and industrial usage later in 1947.
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New York
Congress
Administration
Sugar Committee
The
Food Industry Council
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
American Food Industry
After Effects of Abdominal Operation Greatly Reduced
Medical expert Dr. Albert O. Singleton cites decade long advances cutting abdominal surgery deaths. Preventing bowel gas and keeping the stomach at rest lowers risk, while a nose suction tube reduces distention and vomiting during and after operations.
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Albert O. Singleton
Texas University
Singleton
Negro Faces Prohibition Charge In Thomasville
George Green, a 50 year old Black man of West Guilford street, was arrested Monday night in Thomasville and posted $300 bond. He is charged with sale of liquor at the December 16 recorder's court session after officers found a gallon and a half of white lightning whiskey in his possession.
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Thomasville
George Green
West Guilford Street
Codfish’s Vast Egg Batch Surpasses Nine Million Mark
In a single season codfish can release over 9,000,000 eggs. This extraordinary fecundity highlights the species prolific spawning capacity and potential population resilience.
Vets' Checks Delayed for Some Under G I Bill
The Veterans Administration announced delays or non mailing of November subsistence checks for veteran students in North Carolina and those in on the job training. About 45 veterans were affected while 6,500 cases worldwide faced interruptions due to overpayments legal compliance and address issues. Veterans without funds in 15 days should notify their VA training officers.
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Winston-Salem
Veterans Administration
Richmond
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