Plane Crashes In Labrador Wilds During Training Flight
A four motor C 54 Army transport crashed north of Goose Bay Labrador during a training flight. Initial reports listed five crew members, later Goose Bayput totals at 29 aboard including passengers and crew. Ground teams rushed to the scene amid bad weather with no confirmed survivors.
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Goose Bay Area
ST. Johns
Goose Bay
Labrador
U. S
ATC
Washington
Army
Westover Field
Mass
INS
Westover
Pa Newe Observes Hunters and Seasonal Scene
William Hoye of Pulaski bagged an eight point buck on the farm of John Nosik while the community gathered to view a Christmas tree being erected on the public square. The Pennsylvania Agriculture Department reports county farm populations and related figures.
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William Hoye
Pulaski
John Nosik
Daily Weather Report Summary for United States
The 24 hour period ending today at a.m. shows a maximum of 31 and a minimum of 20 with no precipitation. River stage is 6.2 feet. The same date one year ago recorded a maximum of 11 and a minimum not provided with precipitation not reported.
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United States
Soviet Move Aimed at Blocking Marshall Plan Bid
United States officials said Moscow’s sudden halt of trade talks with France is a diplomatic gesture to aid Communist forces in France against the Marshall Plan. The move was announced by Moscow on radio and reflected in notes to France’s foreign office. Secretary of State Marshall was expected to discuss the matter with French Foreign Minister Bidault in London.
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John A. Reichmann
U.S
Washington
Moscow
France
State Department
George C. Marshal
Georges Bidlault
London
Paris
Britain considers arms embargo on Palestine
London reports the British government weighing a potential embargo on arms to Palestine. Officials note friction over supplies to Arabs and Jews amid Allied and UN pointers. Foreign Secretary Bevin is described as eager to pursue options despite treaty limitations.
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Bevin
Four Army Officers Die in Baracks Fire at Pine Camp
Watertown New York December 16 Four Army officers were burned to death and six others injured when a fire destroyed a bachelor officers bar racks at Pine Camp reservation near Watertown. Four other officers escaped. The six injured were hospitalized with one in critical condition. Identification of the dead was difficult due to severe charring.
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Watertown
Pine Camp
Massachusetts
Globe Circlers Complete Journey At Teterboro N J
The Mars crew George W. Truman and Clifford W. Evans finish a 22,500 mile circumnavigation in four months and one day, cheered by wives, a band and Army officials at Teterboro Airport. They will then proceed to New York City for a mayoral welcome from William O Dwyer.
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Teterboro
Mars
George W. Truman
Clifford W. Evans
New York City
William O'Dwyer
Eastern Turkey Quake Shakes Anatolia Ragal Report
Eastern Anatolia was jolted by a violent earthquake described as a major seismic event. Many houses and stables were wrecked with no immediate reports of casualties. The dispatch notes tremors near Ankara and emphasizes widespread structural damage without confirmed deaths.
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London
UNS
Ankara
Anatolia
Turkey
Man Dies In Paper Mill Accident At Spring Grove
York county coroner investigates the death of 26 year old Meltravid of Spring Grove crushed between the rolls of a large wringing machine at Ji Goadfeller Co. The World War I veteran and father of two left behind a distraught family as investigators reviewed the scene and heard witnesses describe the fatal moment when the upper body disappeared between the rollers.
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Spring Pa
Ansi
York County
Goadfeller Co
Iuils
Spine Grove
M ‘Altravid
Spring Grove
Youn
Norman Alvand
Richard
Erie
French Cabinet Rejects Soviet Note Amid Trade Talks Break
Paris reports the French government refused to accept yesterday’s Soviet note ending trade negotiations and canceling the 1945 repatriation agreement. The cabinet called it inadmissible and ordered the return of the Soviet chargé d’affaires. In retaliation, Moscow expelled Russian repatriation commissioners.
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Paris
Abe
Moscow
Vincent Auriol
al Mos
Sheans
Prange
Politi
Sugsinet
France
Beauregard
U S Delegation Shifts Policy in German Program
U S delegation to the Moscow talks has dropped support for nationwide German agencies and now leans toward preserving Western control. Western fear that Soviet plans cannot be trusted to honor the agreement amid ongoing drive to spread communism shapes the retrenchment.
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U.S
RY Kingsruke Smh International
Lancon Conferences
Central Germanie Agen
Germany
CCN Homie Usificaton
Moscow
Russia
Administration's Push for Export Controls Sidetracked in Congress
Senator Taft said Congress will extend the current export control law before Christmas but will not grant the administration broader powers to ration and regulate industry to fight inflation. The move follows a Republican push for voluntary allocations and continued export controls, while the Senate Banking Committee prepares to approve restoring installment credit controls.
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William Thesis
Washington
Tailo
Ohio
Congress
Clivist
Senate
GOP
Senate Banking
Taft
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
British to Hand Over Mandate in Palestine
British government sources say Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones will announce in the Commons that Britain s mandate over Palestine will end May 1. Military stores and troops are to be withdrawn by August 1, with no increase in the Jewish immigration quota, and about 27 000 uncertified refugees detained on Cyprus will be moved after the partition plan. The mandate is to be surrendered to the United Nations commission in Palestine around that time.
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Kingsbury Smith Heuronean
International News Service
London
United Nations
Artis
Palestine
INS
Adthir Creech Jones
House of Commons
Briain Lvetains
Cyprus
United Nations Commission
Flue
Christmas Trees Placed on City Square Ends
Owen Fos and crew with city electricians Rex Hughes and John Tones set up a Christmas tree on the east end of the Public square and will place another on the west end. The trees will be illuminated. The event is sponsored by the Merchants division of the Better Business Bureau.
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Public Square
Washington Downtown
East Washington Street
Owen Fos
City Electricians
Rex Hughes
John Tones
Merchants Division
Te Better Business Bureau
Postmaster Receives Santa Letter from Indiana Widow
A Santa Claus Indiana postmaster opens a letter from a 47 year old widow near Columbus Ohio asking for a husband as a Christmas gift. She writes she wants a good farm husband and asks Santa to arrange a marriage, inquiring where such a husband can be found.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Dee
Iinsi
Nia Claus
Colunbus
Santa
Guards Host Parry S Gaston Post At Cunningham Armory
Members of the 229th Field Artillery Headquarters and Service Batteries hosted Parry S Gaston Post 1 American Legion for a social evening at Cunningham Armory. A downtown parade led by the post band preceded the meeting and burial escorts were noted for returning servicemen.
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Castle Wichiato
George F. Mitchell
229Th FA
Edward G. Rakin
229Th F. A
Joseph Solomon
Perry S. Gaston Fost
American Legion
Cenfer
Armory
229Th Field Artillery
Parry S. Gaston Fost
Cunningham Armory
Abandon Search For Missing Boy In Harmony
Police call off the 36 hour search for Butch Lutz missing since Monday night after bloodhounds and footprints matched a riverbank site near Harmony. David Stafer 7 testified he saw a boy fall into the creek during a prior outing, and witnesses say blood trails led to the same location as the Lutz boy’s footprints. Over 400 people helped in the large community search.
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Butch
Lutz
David Stafer
Lie Amallor
Comagne
Nessing Crook
Harmony
David
Ravid
Murder Stile Mystery Ends With Suspect Named
McKeesport Pa July 3 The murder of 22 year old Julis Ann Feska was ruled a homicide today. Police say a single suspect killed Feska and left the body in a secluded wooded area near Labor Day, with the suspect identified as person four in the investigation.
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Mekeesport. Pa
Pnsi
Julis Ann Feska
McKeespart
Arab States to challenge Palestine partition validity
Arab states indicated they will take the Palestine partition plea to the United Nations Security Council to test its validity. There was doubt whether the Big Five would raise organized guerrilla warfare in the General Assembly if Arab leaders in Cairo proceed with plans to send hands into Palestine.
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Pierre J. Buss
Sws
Lake Success
Cuaire
Palestine
United Nations Security Council
Cairo
British Jet Plane Reaches Supersonic Speed Record
The London News Chronicle reports British researchers built a model jet plane that exceeded 1,600 miles per hour in tests. The small craft reportedly withstood intense strain as it accelerated beyond the speed barrier.
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London Dee
London News Chronicle
Negotiations Complete for Hudson to Use Shenango Tin Plate Plant
Captain Roger Rowland announced Senator Edward Martin said negotiations with the War Assets Administration are done and Hudson Motor Car Company will lease the Shenango tin plate plant for steel sheet production. Details on use and opening dates to come.
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Shenango Tin Plate
Roger W. Rowland
U. S
Edward Martin
War Assets Administration
Hudson Motor Car Company
Greater New Castle Association
Piiadaks
Captain Rowand
Greater New Castle Ciation
Rowland
John F. Haven
John G. Lamoree
Robert W. Cunningham
Iver V. Davis
GNCA
Martin
Taft Denies Predicting Meat Rationing Motive
Senator Taft said he did not predict or suggest meat rationing as an anti inflation measure. He attributed misinterpretation to a New York speech and noted rationing was among options for consideration and could be sounder than price controls.
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Taft
Washington
Sen
Ohio
Tie
New York Town Hall
Report Drive To Name Gen Eisenhower Looms
Washington whispers that a group of eastern Republicans plans a drive for the GOP presidential nomination with General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harold Stassen as running mate. Sponsors of the Eisenhower Stassen ticket are unnamed in the fragment.
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Gen. Eisenhower
William K. J
Washington
Capital
Bwight D. Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Deaths and Infant Obituary Notices Mixed Listings
Death records list infant Edzewnod A Sutane aged one year Jane Rawkins infant appears among entries Mrs Marthe eLure Zelienopte and Joiston five individuals named with ages and street addresses including 21 dtenver av 307 Pearson street 1 307 Pearson street and 21 Denver Avenue mentioned among mis spellings and misordered lines
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Jane Rawkins
Mariz Amezan
Marthe eLure
Zelienopte
Tia Meson Joiston
Pearson Street
Christmas wishes spin from a young girl’s dreams
A hand some car or a pearl encrusted watch is imagined by a girl named Arthur Mometer as a perfect Christmas gift. She hints at a yacht and razor blades but deems whatever she hopes to give priceless, noting the 34th day of December in a nostalgic, playful tone.
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Labrador Wilds
Pa Newe
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Mercer
Beaver County
Frederick D. Miller
Daily Weather Report
Cecilia Mitoray
Tadeusz Stefan Latarski
Warsaw
Poland
New York
Detroit
Cecilia M. Mitory
Britain
Bachelor Officers
Reservation
Watertown, N. X
Globe Circlers
Teterboro, N. J
Georgie W. Pellman
Clifford Evans
By Robert Parcel Nons R
Jerusalem
Waifas
Haifa
Cunningham
Joner
Alan
Mandate In
Battery
Legion
Gaston Post
Hudson Motor Co
Agriculture Department
Sis
Italy
Chinson
Arthur Mometer
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