Two Young Boys Questioned Over Baby's Severe Beating
San Francisco juvenile authorities investigated why two children, ages five and four and a half, attacked a three month old girl named Louise Joseph in a neighboring apartment. The infant was taken from her crib and beaten, with doctors giving her slim chances of recovery. A police officer quoted the five year old saying he did not like babies.
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Teacher Rating Lags in State and Other Local Items
West Virginia trails the nation in reducing substandard teaching certificates, with 1,558 in 1947-48 dropping to 1,449 this year. Ohio Maryland Virginia and Kentucky show larger declines while Pennsylvania rises. Also a man survived a train crash after his car was struck by the C and O Fast Flying Virginian and is treated at a Charleston hospital.
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Reds Aim to Turn Berlin Into a Little Moscow
Berlin report says Karl Maron, Moscow trained Berlin official, unveils a two year plan to socialize most Berlin factories and transfer property from Nazis to the public. The move follows a postal blockade and a currency split debate among Western allies as U S forces consider airlift capacity.
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Grave Digger Admits Slaying In Behalf Of War Quote
The article reports on Julian Huxley cautioning that world population growth poses a greater threat than war. He cites UN figures and calls for global education on population gravity. In Beirut UNESCO debate, Milton Eisenhower criticizes censorship and cites Middle East press restrictions. A separate Saginaw case covers Herbert Gulembo confessing to killing Philadelphia woman Catherine Miller, using a war souvenir shell.
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Winter Coal Promise For Eastern Sector Faces Delay
A regional leader warned the blockade has constrained the Russian sector and zone. He claimed the government can distribute the winter coal ration promised to eastern sector residents, with completion expected at the latest by next April.
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