Pope Pius XII to Broadcast After Cardinal Elevation
Vatican City February 19. Pope Pius XII may issue a major broadcast after 32 new cardinals receive insignia in a ceremony at St Peter's. The address is expected to last 30 to 40 minutes and review war era world problems as the cardinals, including Americans Spellman Mooney Stritch Glennon, take oaths and receive rings in successive rites.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
College of Cardinals
Holy See
Cardinal Glennon
Cardinal Mooney
Francis Cardinal
Spellinan
New York
Samuel Cardinal
Johannes Cardinal de Jong
Utrecht
Hollant
Fules- Geraud
Saliege
Toulnuse
France
St. Peter's Church
Vatican Newsjaker Os
German POWs Threaten Breakaway U S Army Warns
In Frankfurt Germany an American army official said prisoners of war in the occupation zone are becoming dangerous as GI redeployments shrink guard strength. He cited a recent Nuernberg incident where about 200 Germans threatened to break away and noted guards were outnumbered.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
Uva
Nuernberge
Oe Tvon
Steul
Paul S Mien
Kalamazag
Mich
Conte
Mindszenty Reaches Rome After Delays in Budapest
Maj Gen William S Key led an American air mission bringing Cardinal Mindszenty to Rome for the papal consistory amid Hungarian protests. A Hungarian prelate said Key's intervention ended the logistic delays. Demonstrations in Budapest accused Mindszenty of opposing land reform with chants calling for his downfall.
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Rome
William S. Key
U. S
Budapest
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Pri Tate
Msgr
Francesco Lutter
Hungaran
Key
Mindszenty
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Arms of Degnan Girl Found Near Home in Chicago
Police recovered the arms of six year old Suzanne Degnan, believed kidnapped and killed January 7, in a manhole three blocks from her home. Earlier searches recovered the rest of the body within two blocks of the Degnan residence of her parents Mr and Mrs James E Degnan.
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Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
Degnan
James EB. Deguan
Weather Delays U S Delegation Flight to New York
Pan American Airways reports a Constellation transport en route to New York with American delegation members to the London UN meeting delayed at Gander Newfoundland due to weather. Passengers include Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Edward R Stettinius Jr Senator and Mrs Arthur Vanderhayp and Mr and Mrs John Foster Dulles.
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New York
Ken,ly
Pan-American
Worlt Airways
Constellation
London
United Nations
Gander
Newfoundland
Eleanor Roosevelt
Edward R. Stettinius
Arthur H. Vanderhayp
John Foster Dulles
Mayor to Discuss Army Housing Plans for Fort Worth
Mayor Gus Mauermany said he will meet Wednesday with CAA and Uneres estate representatives regarding the city's bid to enter Stinson field. They will discuss using barracks to house gaso veterans and related housing needs.
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Gus Mauermany
CAA
Uneres
Army
Fort Worth
Stinson Field
Gaso
Houstog
Citywide Blood Test Campaign Reaches Ten Thousand Mark
Blood tests in the city totaled 10,873 as part of a campaign against vascular diseases. Educational director Franklyn C. Uoebreiter announced Tuesday that the goal remains 50,000 tests with the drive ending February 26.
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Franklyn C. Uoebreiter
Mob Attacks U S Information Office in Bombay
About 300 demonstrators in Bombay swarmed the U S information office and tore down the United States flag from a pole above the library. An American sergeant was struck but not seriously harmed. British Indian troops were blocked. crowd waves Congress flags amid unclear motives possibly linked to seamen’s strike for better rations and pay.
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Bombay
Royal Indian Navy
United States
U.s.information Service Office
Walter D. Shackleton
Ralph Black
New Delhi
Rioy
Shackleton
MNIT
Harnby Road
Lqutish Army
Congress Party
Britain to Send Cabinet Team to India to Probe Disturbances
London February 19 report that the British government will dispatch a special cabinet mission to India to investigate current disturbances and assess causes and possible solutions. The mission aims to engage local leaders and report findings to London.
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London
India
Weather Outlook for San Antonio Predicted
Partly cloudy skies are expected to dominate San Antonio Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday. Little change in temperatures is anticipated, according to meteorologist J. H. Jarboe.
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San Antonio
J. H. Jarboe
Prospect
Rain Ends Flood Threat as Mississippi Floodwaters Recede
Rain ceased over the Yazoo river floodplain in Mississippi as reinforced banks brace for the flood. A storm that drenched the southeast and mid Atlantic moved eastward, with snow forecast for New York, New England, and the Great Lakes. Temperatures in the northeast plunged toward zero at Augusta and Caribou amid unusually cold air.
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Yazoo River
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
New York
New England
Great Lakes
Augusta
I Caribou
Lady Astor Urges Anglo American Unity
Lady Astor in Miami calls for U S Britain unity to counter Russian strength in global power balance. She states the best path to Russia is through closer Anglo American cooperation during a brief vacation.
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Miami
Fia
Lady Astor
Russia
United States
Britain
Four Die as Vienna Storm Rips City
A violent storm battered Vienna last night, destroying buildings and causing at least four deaths and around two injuries. Fire departments responded to numerous rescue calls, with about 150 calls logged for aid.
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Vienna
Vienn
Soap Made of Humans, Reds Say
Russian prosecutors in a wartime trial presented affidavits alleging a Nazi factory in Danzig refined human bodies into soap. They claimed victims from a hospital and Koenigaberg prison were processed, with many massacres described and mass graves burned or set alight to destroy evidence.
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Cal. L. Ne Smirnuy
Smirsoy
Siege Cost Appalls and Hunger Death Toll Revealed
MERNBERG Feb 19 Soviet prosecutor says during the siege of Lenin’s city 642253 residents died of hunger. An additional 16747 were slain and over 33000 wounded by shelling and air raids. At the siege peak ration of meat was about a fifth of an ounce per day. CINCAGO Feb 19 Mrs Louise Pleasant and Harold B Jaig were summoned as federal court jurors.
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Mernberg
Lenin
Russia
Nirpost
New Orleans
Frank Rivard
Rivard
Investigating Marine Discharge Petition Sparks Probe in Honolulu
In Honolulu a probe widens over petitions demanding demobilization and better treatment for Marines. The Marine American Veterans group faces inquiry as petitions named Sgt J P Sheaffer and others. Several Marines and army members are detained or under scrutiny for involvement. High command maintains official silence.
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Honolulu
NS Su
Tech
J. P. Sheaffer
Marine American Veterans Committee
Yisburg
Malcines
Harry Cooley
New Orléans
George Dorsey
Wmere
Mariie
Sheaffer
Roy S. Geiger
Fleet Marine Forces
Pacific
Ater
Infant Torture Details in Gas Van Murder Case
Soviet prosecutors described infants screaming as a gas van carried out murders in southern Tissis with a doctor known as Doctor How. A nurse testified to the van’s dark grey, freight-car like machine used at Kyasen today. The report notes 26 minutes of operation before disposal. In Topeka, Dr Charles M Sheldon, 88, famed author of In His Steps, lies in a hospital with a serious cerebral hemorrhage.
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Seniously Vis
Topeka
Kan
Charles M. Sheldon
San Antonio Considers 4 Million Sewer Bond Issue
The mayor and officials discussed a 4 million dollar sewer bond plan to fund sanitary and storm sewers, traffic signals, and street markers. Funding would draw from existing budgets with limited election costs, while election equipment could be ready for a July primary if approved.
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San Autanto
Gus M. Mauerymanin
Meyermann
Alfred Callaghan
Paul Stettler
Metropolitan Sewer District
Moncey
Samy Bennett
Maciines
Fred Herbess
P.L. Anderson
Commissioners' Court
Marines Recall the Pearl Harbor Bombardment Memorial
Pearl Harbor observes the 1945 date of heavy American naval bombardment and the Marines’ remembrance ceremony. Veterans of the Third, Moyrik and 11th divisions, who suffered four thousand plus dead and many wounded on the island, gather for a mass and tribute to the sacrifice.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S
Two Years Given In Four Dollar Downtown Robbery
Louhs M. Sons of 318 Worth Flores street pleaded guilty in Criminal District court Tuesday to assault related to the September 16 robbery of Devon in Brownsville and was sentenced by Judge W. W. McCrory to two years in the penitentiary. Devon was robbed of four dollars. Sons was part of a gang operating along the downtown clearance banks.
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Louhs M. Sons
Worth Flores Street
Devon
Brownsville
W. W. McCrory
Sons
Clyer
Five Day Forecast Temperatures And Conditions
Partly cloudy Tuesday afternoon and night through Wednesday with little temperature change. Max Tuesday 69, min Wednesday 45, max Wednesday 72. Five Day Forecast notes near normal temperatures with a trend through Thursday and colder Friday. Precipitation generally moderate after Thursday. Additional data on page 2A.
Philly Walkout Settled in Nationwide TelephonE Strike Tension
The Philadelphia settlement averts an immediate nationwide sympathy walkout by long distance operators. Edwin R Hackett voiced opposition before Memphis federation reps while AT and T and the independent Long Lines union agreed to promote three employees and reinstate 1000 striking operators.
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National Federation At
Edwin R. Hackett
Commercial Telephone Workers Union of Chicago
Assembly of Federation Representativee
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Philadelphia
U.S
Peter J. Manno
A. T
Independent
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
J. E. Dingman
Dingman
Helen Sullivan
New Positon
Sullivan
Beating accusations surround Detroit boy and father
Detroit police report 10 year old Richard Lejewski was beaten by his father Lea on Sunday. Detectives say the boy suffered a torn head injury after a bell and buckle assault while his mother Esther plans divorce once the father is sentenced.
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Detroit
Richard Lejewski
Lea
Recorder's Court
Richard
Esther
Nat
Filipinos Hunt Jap Holdouts on Lubang Island
Philippine army regiments sweep Lubang Island 70 miles southwest of Manila seeking remnants of a garrison flexible in rough jungle. Authorities estimate 50 to 500 holdouts may be present as troops plan a two week search. An unrelated note mentions a naval sale in Yokohama with 4695 aemy.
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Manila
Philippine Army
Lubang Isla
Inday
Burglary at Lane Star Tec Company Office
Police reported a burglary at the Lane Star Tec company 1302 South New Braunfels Avenue. Thieves forced a window, stole an adding machine valued at $149 after viewing the scene Friday night. No suspects named.
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Lane Star Tec Company
New Braunfels Avenue
A. S. Sehul
Bond Fixed in Check Charge for Philadelphia Man
Edward Lombharie of Philadelphia was held on 22500 bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner Pil A Lockhart on charges of forging government checks. Preliminary hearing was set for Thursday.
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Edward Lombharie
Philadelphia
U. S
Pil A. Lockhart
Automatic Wage Increases Granted Under Pre Policy
The national wage stabilization board ordered automatic approval for price relief wage increases made before the new price policy. Regional boards were directed to clear most cases filed before February 14, allowing employers to bypass the board and appeal to OPA for price hikes. Major firms like Chrysler Ford and General Motors could be affected by the blanket authorization based on prior agreements or clear written announcements.
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National
Stabilization Board
OPA
Chrysler
Ford
Geneeral Motors Corporation
Ilvision
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