Heavy Combat in Greece as Government Moves to Outlaw Communist Party
In north western Greece fierce fighting between Greek army and guerrillas continued near Ioannina as Athens prepared to outlaw the Communist Party. Government forces, including troops from western Macedonia, advanced to relieve a garrison, with reports of heavy firepower and casualties among guerrillas.
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London cowboy family seeks to visit and move to Texas
Dec 27 report from Lamarque Texas confirms a London cowboys family sent a letter from the Mail and Times and Publisher Orlando Blackburn asking permission for Mr and Mrs Fred Payne to bring their two boys and parents to Texas. Mrs Glen Weber sent Frederick 11 Leonard 8 and Skipper 7 Cowboy blue jeans and shirts. Donations have reached 300 dollars with about 500 more hoped. authorities have cut red tape and the London couple say they are thrilled and have dreamed of coming to America.
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Lamarque
Tex
London Beee
Texas
Mailand Times
Orlando Blackburn
Fred Payne
Glen Weber
Frederick
Leonard
Skipper
Stock Market Index Steady as New York Averages Hold
New York stock traders saw the New York Average for 60 stocks unchanged as markets paused. Analysts cited mixed earnings and cautious investor tone, with notables among movers staying in place and trading activity subdued across sectors.
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New York
Philippines Stunned by Typhoon Kills Forty Nine in Three Decades
Manila reports say 49 dead with 32 missing after a Christmas typhoon, many aboard the Kina stead wrecked off Samar. Rescue teams struggle amid ruined crops in Laguna, destroyed houses in Caloocan and Santa Cruz, and widespread communication outages.
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Jerusalem clashes raise regional death toll in renewed violence
Reports describe a spate of Jewish Arab confrontations across Palestine with casualties in Jerusalem Silwan and Tel Aviv Jaffa. Police counted 318 killed since December 1, including 125 Jews and numerous wounded, amid raids on stores in Jerusalem and thefts linked to gang activity in multiple towns.
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Silwan
Mount of Olives
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Tel Aviv
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Hatamon
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Beloved 101 Year Old Mrs Harnett Sawyer Dies
Mrs Harnett Sawyer aged 101 died yesterday at the Acme of her residence in Topeka Kansas. Forecaster noted continued mild spell with no precipitation. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 PM at Stamey funeral home with Rev OC Brews ter officiating and burial in Oakwood cemetery beside her husband.
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Stamey Funeral Home
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New York Buried In a 2-Foot Snow
New York faced the heaviest snowfall in its history with over eight million people buried under snow. Thousands labored to free streets and transit as delays and closures crippled transportation. Deaths totaled at least 32 across the region, with prolonged outages to rail, bus, and ferry service and a multi‑million dollar snow removal bill looming.
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New York
Monte Carlo
Music playback bus to greet riders in Kansas City
Kansas City riders aboard the bus will hear music from a new device a Wire recorder style trans Music automatic playback will be installed at the front door a small machine will play an hour of recordings via speakers placed along the bus floor the system aims to deliver safety messages and Webster reports through daily routes.
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DeXt Weed
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Webster
Request Granted in Kansas City Vote Fraud Indictment Dismissal
Special assistant at torney general Westertay, Pheops, requested dismissal of a federal vote fraud indictment against eight persons. Judge Albert A. Ridge granted the motion without explanation. Names listed include Petrone Gruder, Charles Marca, Joseph Henry Cali, Salvaters Montelbane, Anthony Borden, Dee Leauas, Ewart T. Cunsinghas, Elron Somta, and Eddy Lawrence Roagers. The case involved depriving voters of rights by impersonating and voting in others’ names.
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Richeard K. Pheops
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Albert A. Ridge
United States Distret Court
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Joseph Henry Cali
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Elron Somta
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George Clark
Isda
Christmas Holidays End for Haskell Students
The back school movement will begin at Haskell Institute tomorrow as students return after ten-day Christmas vacations. Monday morning classes resume for the final term run which ends on May 22. Brief one day holidays are listed for New Year’s Day and Washington’s Birthday with no extended vacations on the schedule.
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Sul
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Washington
Team Has Smooth Flight to Florida
The report notes a team heading to Florida with a smooth flight and extensive travel, including a mail carrier logging around 100000 miles. Details are garbled but indicate travel by air and mention of individuals and groups in transit or related to the trip.
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Delegates Arrive by Bus and Train in Mixed Parade
The report notes delegates arriving by bus and train, with scattered details on crowd scenes and hospitality. It outlines preparations for a formal gathering, the presence of hostesses, and discussions of protocol during a winter event.
Orange Bowl New Year's Day Plans and Miami Stadium Growth
Fragmented OCR summary notes describe preparations for a New Year's Day Orange Bowl event and related sports growth in Miami. It references seating expansions, a 7 thousand seat increase plan, and city officials involved, with scattered mentions of teams, dates, figures, and individuals. The text is garbled but centers on stadium expansion and Orange Bowl context amid Miami sports development.
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Lawrence High Basketball Game Rumored Score In Salina
The Journal-World plans to provide halftime and final scores for a Lawrence high school basketball game in Salina tonight. The game starts around 9:20 PM with the first score expected about 10:15 PM. The notice also announces year end office closures for dividend payments and reports, with reopening January 2, 1948.
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