Former King Vittorio Emanuele dies in exile in Egypt
Vittorio Emanuele the former King of Italy, 73, dies in Alexandria Egypt of pneumonia after living in exile since 1956. His wife Queen Elena at his bedside, son Umberto summoned from Lisbon for funeral planning amid asset confiscation orders.
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Halian
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House of Savoy
Rome
Grand Council
Pietro Badoglio
Mediterranean
Vittoro Emanuele
Badocho
Truman Says GOP Inflation Bill Is Pitiful Yet Signs It
President Truman called the Republican anti inflation bill pitiful and feeble but said he would sign it with disappointment. He urged broader powers and condemned voluntary measures as insufficient while noting the bill lacks reserve powers to back them. Republican leaders blamed the President if costs remain high.
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Political clash over inflation fight stirs Capitol debate
Democratic Rep Spence calls the Republican inflation bill a pitiful idle gesture. Senator Sparkman backs the President saying the plan is adequately described as pitifully inadequate. Senator Dworshak accuses the President of deceiving the public about correcting New Deal spending. Mr Truman signs Wy to fight cost of living, lacking a better option.
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D-Ky
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D-Okla
Dworshak
R-Idaho
Truman
Planes Violate Boundaries Face Diplomatic Protest
Washington reports Russia and the Soviet Hag protest that American planes from Japan violated boundaries near the Kurdle Islands. Moscow cites a series of Far East flights since the war's end as basis. Also: an Indian transport crashes near Karachi killing 23 including 4 crew and 19 passengers.
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Karachi
New York Nears Normal After Record Snow
New York resumes normal life as 17 000 workers and 2000 pieces of equipment push to clear snow from last Friday. City reports no renewed storm, food stocks ample, subway service near normal, while toll of 64 lives is tallied across affected Northeast states.
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New Jersey
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Massachsetts
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
City Officials Mobilize as Snowstorm Worsens
Mayor William Dwyer returns from California and calls a top level meeting at City Hall to coordinate storm response. Sanitation Commissioner William J Powell says progress is being made with work crews, including city employees, clearing drifts and restoring services. Long Island Rail Road remains largely out of service while LaGuardia operates limited flights and many trans Atlantic cancellations accumulate. Hydrogen production via electrolysis is noted separately.
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California
Santatlon
Wilham J. Powell
Arthur W Wallander
Long Island
Nassau
Suffolk
LaGuardia Field
Three Warehouses Destroyed in Massive Philadelphia Fire
A seven alarm blaze in Philadelphia destroyed three warehouses today before four and a half hours of effort by 300 firefighters from 40 engine and truck companies. Damage is estimated upwards of 1.6 million dollars. The fire began in waste stock on the second floor of the National Sales Company at 1229 125 North Fourth Street and the site has seen three prior fires in 25 years. Extreme heat and heavy snow hindered fire crews from approaching within 30 feet of the burning structures.
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George Gallagher
National Sales Company
North Fourth Street
Fires injure six firefighters in Philadelphia crash
A passer-by en route to church spotted a blaze caused by a collision between two vehicles. Six firefighters were injured at the scene, with three hospitalized including James Leonard and Harry Jones at Hahnemann Hospital. Chester Le Roy Stone and Charlesville residents were summoned to a Police Court hearing after a two-vehicle crash on Wilson Place at Second and Market Streets.
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Church
Hahnemann Hospital
James Leonard
Harry Jones
Chester le Roy Stone
Charlesville
William A. Simmons
Wilson Place
Second and Market Streets
Driver cited after collision on Market Street and West Second
Officer Douglas Sup investigated a damage totaling 250 dollars. A Charlesville driver disregarded a traffic signal on Market Street going north. Simmons traveled east on West Second Street when Stone's vehicle struck Simons' car causing 150 dollars in damage. No injuries reported.
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Charlesville
Market Street
Simmons
West Second Street
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