Strike Hits Western Union in New York
Telegraph reports a 7000-strong Western Union strike at 6 10 AM disrupting global traffic. Centring in New York and New Jersey, 1600 points affected, 12 hundred pickets around Hudson Street, power tubes shut at the main office, curb ticker service halted, with limited impact on radio networks and regional circuits.
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New York
Western Union
Anion
New Jersey
American Communications Association
Hudson Street
Louis Siebenberg
Long Island
Newark
Tio Hoken
Union City
Jersey City
Bayonne
William O'Dwyer
Pennsylvania
la Guardie Field
United Airlines
New York Carb Exchange
Associated Press
Stone Hurlers Smash Two Windows in Night Vandalism
Reports say H. W. Lewis Equipment at 431 Ren street witnessed four stones shatter a plate glass window during the night. Another window at 201 Aransas Avenue belonging to K Home was struck by a stone, reported by 3% D. Wright.
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H.W. Lewis Equipment Company
Oer Ren Street
D. Wright
K Home
Aransas Avenue
New Deal Socialism Threatens Industrial Seizures Across Nation
The article argues the Truman administration clings to wartime powers to seize private plants, citing Montgomery Ward in Chicago, warning that widespread strikes across autos, communications, meat packing and other industries could trigger government seizures. It condemns the move as anti constitutional and aligning with labor bosses and Communistic unions.
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Truman
United States Army
Montgomery Ward and Company
Chicago
Texas Senate Convenes Over Interim Nomination Session
In Austin the Texas Senate held an extraordinary confirmation session to address governor interim nominations. Senator Weaver Moore argued constitutional power allows such a self convened meeting, while Senator Penrose Metcalfe disputed that it is a legislative action. The body, short of a quorum, debated who would pay the bill as Governor Stevenson’s allies eyed a quick adjournment to avoid court action.
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Austin
Fan
Weaver Moore
Houston
Senate
Moore
Penrose Metcalfe
San Aigelo
Buster Brown
Texas
J.franklin Spears
San Antonio
Stevenson
Frank Brice Dead At Houston Intersection
Detective Frank Brice, 49, collapsed at Somaara store near Houston and Alamo streets Tuesday morning. Efforts to revive him with an inhalator failed. He had been ill for a year and had been off work since January 2. Brice joined the police as a mechanic on June 7 1920 and rose to detective in August 1933, much of his service in the auto theft bureau, recently a special patrolman at the Southern Pacific depot.
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Cily
Franc Brice
Somaara
Houston
Alamo Streets
Police Department
Baureau
Southern Pacific
Atomic safeguard issue to be worked out
Secretary of State Byrnes said there was no double concern over the atomic safeguard issue within the American delegation to the United Nations Assembly and it would be worked out satisfactorily. He spoke after arriving by plane from Washington.
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Uvndon
Byrnes
United Nations Assembly
Washington
Patton’s Niece Jean Gordon Found Dead in Manhattan
Miss Jean Gordon thirty a niece of General Patton was found dead in a Manhattan apartment amid photos of the general Police said she died by suicide She served with Patton’s Third Army as a Red Cross worker overseas and was cited for her work Her mother is Mrs Conrad Hathaway of Crumlin Farms South Lincoln Massachusetts She graduated from Concord Academy and Chateau Brillant Lausanne and appeared in the 1933 Boston social season.
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New York
Jan
INS
Patton
Manhattan
Jean Gordon
Hestan Svelatite
Gordon
Third Army
Red Cross
France
Miss Gordon
Conrad Perkins Hathaway
Crumlin Farms
South Lincoln
Mass
Concord Academy
Chateau Brillament
Lausanne
Switzerland
Boston
Nazi Killing Of 1700 Priests Told at Nuremberg Trial
At Nuremberg, testimony alleges Hans Frank oversaw the execution of 1700 Roman Catholic priests. Cardinal Hrond’s January 1941 count, while 3000 priests were in camps, frames a broader record of concordat violations and Nazi efforts to erode church influence. Witnesses outline Gestapo links to church suppression and Goering’s four year plan rhetoric.
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Nuernberg
Hans Frank
Polaand
August
Hrond
Warsaw
Frank
Poland
Germany
Vatican
Col
Leonard Wheeler
United States
Wheeler
Alfred Rosenberg
Martin Bormann
Goering
Ralph G. Albrecht
Jersey City
Hermann Goering
Albrecht
Marshal
Predicts Cloudy Prep for Wednesday Warmup
Forecaster J H Jarssizes up the weather as Tuesday shows no Alpine snow threat to San Antonio. Rainfall has aided farms and ranches with the outlook of Wednesday reaching 66 degrees high and 50 low after a cooler Tuesday with 44.
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J. H. Jarsoe
San Antonio
Missing Student Sought in Mexico City
United States consulate general seeks information on Gene Rucker University of Houston student missing since New Year's Eve. Rucker, from St. Joseph Missouri, traveled to Mexico City to visit friends.
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Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Gene Rucker
University of Houston
Rucker
St. Joseph
Herth
Thousands Flee Flood in Harlan Kentucky
Flood waters fed by numerous southeastern Kentucky streams surged over the valley, driving thousands from Pineville and nearby areas into the hills. Residents report water levels rising to as much as five feet above the 1929 flood mark, signaling a severe emergency.
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Harlan, Ky
Jan
Kentucky
Pineville
Mayor Blocks Fire Protection Annexations in San Antonio Suburbs
District Judge John F. Onion granted a permanent injunction halting San Antonio from annexing Olmos Park and Terrell Hills, ending city tax collection in those areas. City Attorney Dobbs vowed to appeal as suburbs’ leaders lamented loss of city fire protection and noted ongoing arrangements with Alamo Heights. An intervenor group was not granted a declaratory judgment.
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John F. Onion
San Antonio
Olmos Pari
Jerrei Hills
Mauermann
T. D. Dobbs
Onion
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Jack Brosseau
Terrel Hills
Ted Meyer
lOlos Park
Meyer
Olmas Park
Alwno Heights
Gimes Vark
Brossny
Torrell Hills
Alamo
al M. Heck
Terrell Tms
Olmoy Park
Cty
Tam
City Commission
Dobbs
Alfred Canlaghan
Paul Villaret
Alamo Heights
Oly
Olmos Park
Terrell Hills
Villaret
Films From Hitler Archives Found
London report says footage from Hitler’s personal archives was found in Bavaria. The Daily Express notes discovery of containers believed to contain material from Hitler’s era.
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Hitler
London
London Daily Express
Bavaria
Offer $11,000 For Kidnaper In Degnan Case
Chicago authorities announced a total reward of 11000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the kidnapper of Suzanne Degnan, a six year old girl, as the investigation and pursuit continued.
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Chicago
Jah. B
Suzanne Degnan
Cease Fire Order In China Expected
Chungking reported that both the government and the Communists were expected to issue cease fire orders in China's civil strife tomorrow.
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China
Chungking
Morgan Will Not Resign From INRRA Post in Germany
London officials said Lt. Gen. Sir Frederick S. Morgan refused to resign as chief of INRRA operations in Germany. He had been asked by UNRRA in London to resign after remarks about a secretly plotted exodus of Jews from Europe. Morgan reportedly replied he would not resign and would await further information before returning to London.
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London
Jan
UPI
Prederick SE. Morgan
INRRA
Germany
Haa
Morgan
UNRRA
Europe
Priest Repeats Tragic Degnan Slaying News In Chicago
In Chicago the Rev George G Kearney with Det Daly visited the Degnan home after the severed head of Suzanne Degnan was found. Helen and James Degnan, both 36, wept as the priest offered no direct answer, asking if they still hold faith. The scene showed the couple seeking solace amid trauma. Benjamin Welles Weds In London.
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Chicago
Non
UPLA
Suzanne
Degnan
George G. Kearney
St. Gertrude’s Church
Edwin C. Daly
Helen Degnan
James E
Falher Kearney
Ais. Degnan
Dean
Bandit Flees After Gun Fails in Grocery Hold Up
At Oasis Grocery in South San Antonio a young bandit flashed a pistol and tried to rob Mrs Tobias Garcia at 9 40 am Tuesday. He fired twice when the gun failed to discharge, then fled in an old car with his face covered by a red handkerchief. No one was hurt.
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Tobias Garcia
Oasis
Somerset Road
South San An
Tenim
Vandals Slashed Tires In San Antonio Incident
Capt J H Lowman reports four tires and tubes worth 110 dollars slashed from his car parked at 243 East Evergreen Street in San Antonio during the prior day. The act occurred Monday and is being investigated as vandalism.
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San Antonio
J. H. Lowman
East Evergreen Street
Forecast for San Antonio and region weather update
Forecast shows cloudy conditions with occasional showers Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday. Temperature steady with minor changes. Five day outlook covers Texas Gulf Coast plains, Northeast Texas and Western Louisiana with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Warmer Wednesday, colder Thursday, warmer Saturday with heavy rainfall on Thursday and Saturday.
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San Antonio
Texas
Guilt Plains
Louisiana
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U.S
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Cynthie Aitken
Maniac
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A. L. Brodie
University of Chicago
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Thomas Carter
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Edward J. Kelly
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