Polar Fliers Still Missing Over South Pole Flight
Washington dispatch reports nine naval air explorers missing after a plane disappeared in the Antarctic. Garbled radio prevented full details as the Navy continues a large search, led by Rear Adm Craven, with about 4000 personnel. The missing plane carried full emergency equipment and Capt Henry Caldwell of Annapolis is aboard.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Air
Anu Iey
South Pole
Adm. Craven
Henry H. Caldwe
Annapolis
Death Sentence Of Youths Weighed
Governor Fielding L Wright will decide today whether to commute the death sentences of two young African American men, James Lewis and Charles Tradell, convicted of the murder of Harry Mekry, a lumberman. The youths pleaded for mercy as the case moved toward execution.
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Jackson
Wass. van
Fielding L. Wright
Woodville
Wright
Bach
James Lewis
Charles Tradell
Harry Mekry
Weather Forecast Includes Humidity and Date Notes
Fragmented forecast mentions humidity at 60 percent and various cryptic time stamps. It references December and January periods, moon phases, and unspecified planetary or weather metrics. Predictions are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate daily hourly observations and zodiac or celestial notes.
Plan Board To Study Arsenal Plan Board To Study Arsenal
The Plainsing award will meet in the St. Anthony dated at noon, Monday, President L. By Fire Slated Saturday. Status of the interregional highway, proposed Coed control, the removal of San Antonio ar Stnal, and other topics will be discussed.
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St. Anthony
San Antonio Ar
Vegetable Market Prices Note Broad Diversity
Market listings show extensive produce pricing and crate or bushel rates for apples asparagus berries cranberries potatoes and onions among others with items labeled by origin such as Washington Oregon California and Canadian provinces. Several crates or bushels are listed with prices ranging from around 1.60 per dozen to 10 per crate and higher for specialties including avocados lemons grapes and strawberries.
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Oregon
Poratora
Calif
Golorado
Idshoru
Sanets Oreson
Oo Crater Wash
Washington
Jonathan
Srowers
Johnson
Be Ib
City News Dance Keno Hall Featuring Willette's Orchestra
Dance events listed for January at Oak Grove Hall on Nacogdoches Road with music by Al Huegie and Willette's Orchestra. Also notes Sab Tight-Jan 4th event and private party availability at the Keno Hall and 437 E Josephine.
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Keno Hall
E. Josephine
Willett
Orch
Oak Grove Hall
Nacogdouches Rd
al Huegie
Hilltop
Louie
Converse
Alex
Sully
Frio City Road
Kelly Field Riance
Giant-sized results from Pigmy sued outlay
The notice notes a large scale financial item described as a Pigmy sued outlay and invites inquiries via the listed Light Want advertisement channel. The brief teaser implies a public sale or financial bringabout with a contact method provided.
U S Aids Cattle Fight Amid Mexican Epidemic
U S authorities planned rapid assistance to Mexico to curb foot and mouth disease as a cold wave grips the region. Three more deaths in Mexico linked to the outbreak were reported while U S experts prepared to join Mexican veterinarians in Mexico City after weather delays blocked flights.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Mexico City
Ber
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U.S
AIS
Oscar Bilores
Fernando Camargo
Fiores
C. Fladress
Bureau of Animal Industry
Houston Sets Birth Record in Forty Six
Houston registrar of vital statistics announced a new birth record of 14 731 in the city last year. The previous record was 12 311 set in 1945.
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Houston
Dam
Aden
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Wagner Act Clash Grows as Labor Strife Looms in Congress
Labor leaders and lawmakers debate the Wagner act amid Republican pressure for changes. Senator Wagner defends the act and calls for a larger, better funded federal mediation board, while Taft and Hartley urge revisions to balance protections for unions and employers. United Auto Workers chief Reuther pledges a peaceful path and wage talks near 23 12 cents, with other unions promising forthcoming negotiations at major electrical firms. Portal wage suits top $331 million, plus a Dallas case seeking millions for 3700 Texas workers.
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Wagner
D.N
Threesnan Federal Mediation Board
U. S
Taft
R-Ohiv
Senate Labor Committee
Hartley R-N
House Labor Committee
Walter P. Reuthe
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Washington
C.I
United Electrical Workers Union
General Electric
Westinghouse
General Motors
Sylvania Electric
Portal To Portal
Agan
Dallas
Texas Company
Texaco
Port Arthur
Union Wins At Kroehier Dallas Strike Action
A district judge denied a move to halt picketing at Kroehier Manufacturing Dallas branch. Judge Thornton ruled the activity lawful and allowed more pickets. In Chicago, 24000 union truck drivers threaten a Monday strike over wage demands as operators offer a 25 cent raise and a 40 hour week while unions seek overtime and benefits.
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Chicago
Washington Roundup Tax Measure Push for Vote
The Anedfied Press reports Chairman Knutson of the House Ways and Means Committee plans to rush his tax-slashing bill to a vote with no hearings beyond testimony from the treasury secretary and tax experts. The proposal would cut taxes on incomes up to 300000 by 20 percent, with an estimated 3.35 billion reduction in 1947, while pledging no revenue loss and longer term gains from business growth. House Democrats vow to coordinate with Republicans and await Truman's state of the union message before setting a legislative path.
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Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Rayburn Sam
Rayburn
Texas
Truman
Kefauver Drafts Bill to Routinely Challenge Executive Authority
Representative Kefauver of Tennessee, a Democrat, told reporters he is drafting a bill to permit Congress to summon any executive official short of the president, signaling a move to increase congressional oversight over the Truman administration.
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Congress
Truman
Kefauver
Tennessee
Rogers bill proposes cash payments for veterans terminal leave
The Rogers bill, introduced by Representative Rogers D Fla, would let veterans choose cash or bonds for terminal leave. It would allow cash upon application or keep bonds issued under current law, payable five years after issuance. Future discharges would offer cash or bonus options.
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Rogers D.fla
Rogers
Liberals Muster to Support Democrats in 1948
A Liberals Muster gathering under the Union for Democratic Action pressed for a liberal, New Deal oriented Democratic Party in 1948. Chester Bowles urged working within the Democratic machine, seeking liberal control while some urged a third party. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and followers backed the effort as UDA eyed a broader reform program amid new Progressive Citizens of America competition.
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Washington, Jr
Union For Democratic Action
Willard Hotel
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Economicstroiliver
UDA
Democratic Party
MBS
FDR
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Progressive Citizens of America
New York
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Friends Find Man Dead At Home
William H. Cubbage, 71, of 231 Goodrich Avenue, was found dead Friday evening in his residence after a neighbor noticed a newspaper left on the step. Authorities believe he suffered a heart attack.
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William H. Cubbage
Goodrich Avenue
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