Labor and industry ties seen in national address
A speech by labor leader James Thrasher, echoed by Vice President Matthew Woll, urges cooperation between management and labor to solve industrial peace. The piece frames collective bargaining as essential for American industry to grow in a free economy, praising voluntary agreements over coercion.
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James Thrasher
Nanager Melol Tonge
Matthew Woll Rondo
Aroe
Selighlo
Iron Enterprise
Amon
Olouk
National Association of Manufacurers
Wall
Lrhorm
Lipert Accused on Soy Charge Dies in Plunge
Lipert linked to soy charge dies in Manhattan office fall as espionage probes plan to question him. Latwanes Duggan 43 a Latin American affairs expert and former State Department official died after a window plunge amid testimony about secret information leaks. Duggan chaired the Institute of International Education and had ties to former Secretary Hull. Mundt, chair of the House Committee on American-Inter-American Activities, disclosed a witness claim that Duggan was among six State Department officials alleged to have funneled confidential information. A prior probe targeted officials and a perjury case around George Alter Carney Foundation’s former head. The event occurred as a federal grand jury investigation into leaks and intelligence tests unfolded. The medical examiner labeled the circumstances undetermined, pending further reports.
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New York
State Department
Latwnes Duggan
Manhattan
Palice
Ptnd- Hing
Duggan
Arend
Francis B. Sayre
Slate Whitee
Sorerels
Dugson
Institute of Infornational Education
Toy International
Ponce
Carney
Ate Foundion
Alter Clivs
Ate
Learrgr Whittaker Chambers Muntz
Corbell Hull
Isaac Don Levine
Plain Tall
al Evine
Mundt
Agsist Blute
Adolf AL Ber
Biggan
Micwnalelohs
Fear Dutch Rave Played in Red Hands
Fragments describe a tense international scene with mentions of Communists in Indonesia and Western responses. The piece references leaders, US hesitations, and potential Security Council actions amid a volatile global confrontation.
Spring Hill Methodists to Hold Minas Program
Spring Hill Methodists plan a Minas program with activities led by church members. The event will feature musical and community gatherings and target local residents seeking fellowship and enrichment.
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Spring Hill Methodists
Holiday Mishaps to Be Safe This Christmas
The national safety count warns 20,000 people may be killed or permanently injured during the coming holiday period. President Ned H. Dearborn urged extra caution and common sense as red and green holiday colors carry safety significance to promote a safer Christmas for all.
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Chicago
Tanny
Worthet
Council Warner
Ned HH. Dearborn
Dutch Meet No Resistance in Indonesia
Dutch forces sweep along transport routes in Central Java as Indonesia’s republic faces heavy fighting in several areas. A Rotterdam issued communique claims captures near Toeban and Temanggung, with reports of uprisings and guerrilla actions across Java and Sumatra as Dutch push to install a federal army regime.
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Batavia
Java
Tosbun
Sora
Epjola Ji
Soerakarta
Republ Beoms
Republic
Jfogisrte Us
Oir Domne
Tosees Sanday Ja
Ean Hd
Singapore
Togjabarta
Republica Guerrilas
Kebongjan
Bataj
Two Die in Hotel Fire After Hours of Panic
In Philadelphia the blaze at a Central City hotel claimed two lives and injured 50 guests as rescuers pulled occupants from windows and stairs. Firefighters and police, including veterans administrators staff, worked amid frigid conditions to control the flames and aid trapped victims.
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Philadelphia
Wee
Ron
Odie
Charles Mahe
Veterans Administration
Burnins
Posette
Agitasis
Shean di
Winter Hits Wide Section 45 Known Dead
The report outlines extreme cold and high winds across the Great Lakes region amid a heavy snowstorm that buried New York City. Temperatures were forecast to drop to 60 degrees below zero in places like the Dakotas and Minnesota by Wednesday, with gusty winds and flurries from Chicago to Milwaukee. Forecaster Julius Badner noted the drop would be gradual, not a true cold wave, as storms from Canada sweep across the area.
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United Press
Great Lakes
New York City
Insery
Dakotas
Minnesota
Julius Badner
North Paritic
Canada
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Chicago
North Atlantic
Stram
Iowa
Ulains
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Pacific Coast
California
Clark Seeks Federal Jurisdiction Over Oil Tidelands
Washington December 21 Attorney General Clark filed in the supreme court to obtain federal jurisdiction over oil tidelands off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana. He seeks the same paramount federal interest the court gave the United States in the California Reclamation case, with suits proposed as original actions and a declaration of federal rights over lands under the Gulf of Mexico waterlands seaward of low water mark. The action aims to exclude bays rivers lagoons and isolated waters from federal claims and to assert control over tide lands where oil is produced from underwater wells.
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Washington
Clark
Supreme Court
Texas
Louisiana
United States
California
Louisiaina
Gul
Mexico
Walter Mark
Justice Department
Son of Ex-Arkansas Editor In Critical Condition
The son of the late executive editor of the Scripps Howard Newspapers, William Gordon Sorrels, a Bowdoin College freshman, was reported in critical condition in May from an accidental rifle wound. A physician at Northeastern Dutchess health center said a bullseye chest wound occurred during an incident at Bard College, with details noting the weapon and surrounding events.
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Aninebeck
N.Y
Willian
Gorden Sorrels
Bard College
Dobn If Sorrels
Iscripps Howard
Norther Dutchess N Health Center
Paiva
Dante
Ecole Fone
Whiteheds County
Bist Parkway
Death at campus street crash shocks Memphis youth
A Memphis boy, David, was killed when a truck struck him after leaving Plymouth elementary, as witnesses recalled a misread moment before the crash. Police said the driver sped away, leaving the child on the street. investigators pursued the vehicle and noted a Christmas mood turned to tragedy.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
David
Liawold
David Einble
Phase Believed Over in China War Fighting
Reports from Nanking indicate a new phase in China's civil war with heavy fighting along the Yangtse River and near Tientsin. Observers say pro government forces failed to halt Communist advances as government plans for a new cabinet stalled under Chiang Kai-shek and Premier Sun Fo.
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Nanking
Ching
China
North China
Oultskirts
Plentsin
Chiang Kai-she
Sun Fo
Chhiang
Pyate
Sun
Choy
Chen
Jabaurl
Meta Hieve
Newiksiog
Wiielt
Fragmented OCR item on Qual Plant and Teed WN event
Readable text fragment mentions Qual Plant and Daud gehund with vague references to a January or May date and local broadcasting. No clear actions, outcomes, or identities beyond scattered names.
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Forent Paints Eoowiewe Fumetbag
Freedom Comes to Eire After Years of Battle
Dublin reports freedom for Ireland as President Sean T. O’Kelly signs Ireland out of the British Commonwealth and proclaims a new independent status. Britain and Ireland discuss post imperial ties as a new era begins.
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Eire
Dublin
Ireland
Feedom
Sean T. O'Kelly
O'Kelly
Anny
Abe
Siva Pein
Britain
Seeviern Bil
Joas
Sinv Meiners
Ip Dulin
Dail National Assembly
Vavrt Leh Public Union
David — Tloyd Guorge
Dail
Ramon de Valera
Canada
4 H Members to Broadcast December 27
4-H members will present a December 27 program about forestry and swine projects. Demonstrations include dairy and crop topics with explanations by local leaders and youth from Wash County and nearby communities.
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4-H
Ank
County Ayub
Aged Resident Succumbs in Hope Hospital
An elderly resident died at Hope Hospital. The obituary notes May Lint Morton and mentions funeral services at New Tlupe on Washington Road. Further details reference local officials and community figures, with arrangements led by Mesv and Weedinaidting.
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Hope Hospital
Morton
Hope
Gheare
Iui
Olle
Sir Morton
McCaskul
New Tlupe
Washuating Road
Vwtan
Mesv
Wealey Thomason
Santa Claus in Court A Blurred Christmas Tale Unfolds
A garbled OCR relato of a boy climbing Santa's lap during a Yuletide event leads to a court hearing. Detectives, judges, and witnesses debate a confusion over an investigation charge as a child interacts with Santa.
Scientists to Go Ahead With Atom Work
Chicago reports Pr. Gerhardt Gretazinger says he and fellow physicists will continue atomic research despite radiation risks. Five scientists in related work developed cataracts after helping set up eyelotron experiments, including Groetzinger now at University of Chicago and others at MIT and Carnegie.
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Chicago
Gerhardt Gretazinger
Isioleie
They Republic
Vy F. Wheler Loomis
University of
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Grodtailuger
Chiemco
Wrayny
Smalth
University of California
Kruger
Changpaiya
Smith
California
Winess
Wald
Creyetainigge
Trealmunal
Bois Ir
Pete
Washington Soldier Killed in Bus Collision
A U S Army sergeant and a sailor died after a desert highway bus crash 63 miles west of Salt Lake City. Cpl Dudney of Washington and Don Stole of Green Bay died from burns and injuries in a hospital in Salt Lake City. Dudney was returning to his post after a leave visit. his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Dudney and brother Pad Dudney Jr. survive him. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Tdl
Bersington 'Prairia
Desert
Salt Lake Shy
Cpl. Dudney
Paul Dudney
Washington
Pad Dunev
Hig Kinity
Man Slain Admirer, Then Reunites With Wife
The article reports a man who allegedly killed a admirer and was later released to face legal action. It notes tensions with his wife and references a hospital stay and police involvement. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a domestic tragedy followed by a possible reconciliation.
Local home theft report with unclear details
A fragmented OCR item reports a theft of jewelry from a local home. Key names and specifics are garbled, but the incident centers on a burglary at a residence with jewelry as the stolen goods. No clear suspects, dates, or locations are readable.
ECA Halts Projects in China Amid Suspension
Washington reports that the Economic Cooperation Administration has suspended all preconstruction work by China projects. About $275 million in economic aid and $125 million in military aid are affected. Only a few isolated cases may proceed to save jobs, with total engineering planning halted except where essential.
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Washington
Der
Paul
Hollen
Chinna
ECA
Prumai
White House
Cil Holtman
LCA i
China
Shanshai
Siathvee
Sai
Ue A
Chita
Wan
Yuess
War criminals face imminent execution in Tokyo sentencing
Reports from Tokyo say a death watch is underway for war criminals as a top allied court prepares to announce executions. The Diet and military leaders discuss the process while prison conditions tighten and press crews await official word on deadlines and procedures.
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the Death Watch
Anit Tadiye
Hideki ‘Valin
Bas
Abby Ae Tin
Bern
Almada
Mint
Walton
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