Silvermaster denies spying links before House committee
Nathani Gregory Siverwasser testified at a House Un-American Activities hearing denying he spied for any foreign government. Bentley alleged he led a Communist group in the government, with connections to naval and civil service circles, while Sivermaster claimed he had no such affiliations and would not confirm current loyalties.
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Berlin tensions rise as Soviet Berlin headquarter security tightens
Barbed wire barriers and extra guards ring Soviet headquarters in Berlin after a German civilian assault on Soviet police. Soviet authorities accuse Germans of black market arrests while East West talks intensify with Britain France and the United States studying Stalin’s possible peace options.
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Senator Vandenberg and Benatar Taft in Senate Learnings
Fragmentary newspaper page notes features from a contemporary issue. It lists commentary by Thomas T. Lakes about Senate ease and remarks on flitters, plus horoscope data, talking it over, and a guide to pages for Amusements, Financial, Social, and Deaths.
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Playboy Sought Charity Dupe Figure Linked to Siegel Mob
A phony charity promoter tied to the Siegel gang duped socialites into funding a high society charity party at a Beverly Hills penthouse. Witnesses include Joe Adonis Meyer Lansky Bugsy Siegel forces and patrons like Vivienne Akston, with diverse victims paying thousands before fraud halted. Authorities pursue leads in New York as investigations unfold.
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Vivienne Mooley-Hart Akston
Beverly Halls
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Marty
Cloudy Days to Stay Cool Across the Midwest and Northeast
The Weather Bureau reports no heat wave ahead as temperatures stay normal to slightly below. A cold front stretches from Chicago northeast through Ohio, southern Pennsylvania, and southern New England with showers on the Ohio Valley today. Tonight's lows around 60 and tomorrow's high near 63 as clouds persist.
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Oislaoma
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
Ohio Valley
Jaspight
Draft Delay Up to Student Draft Delay Up to Student
Washington officials warned deferments for college and high school students are not automatic under the new draft law. Students must prove to their local boards they remain eligible, or risk deferments ending this school year. Local boards to be set up nationwide to enforce master regulations amid broad enforcement. In other news a river fire damaged facilities near Longview and caused casualties among workers.
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Selec
Andre
Birkwlay College
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SOS Signal Reported From Cost Plane Missing With 52 Aboard
Air France said to Jay IV that an SOS was picked up from a seaplane missing since Sunday with 52 people aboard. The company released only a bare report from one slip stating the craft entered the South Atlantic.
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Air France
Jay IV
Als Instant
South Amantle
Exercise promotes debate as a highway association quote
A Cape Coral National Highways Association spokesman likens Premier to a doctor telling a patient to exercise. He says the leader admits no mistake and compares the situation to lifting coal loads to illustrate increasing effort.
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Stalin
Naonal Highways Association
Cape Corl
Edont
U S Buys Potatoes to Hold Prices in Cost of Living Fight
In a price support move the U S department buys about 9000 bushels of spuds for 10 4 million dollars to back potato costs. The aim is to keep prices up amid debates on subsidies and grocery costs. Reports note mixed reactions as meat and food prices fluctuate nationwide.
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U.S
Bay Rourke
Wis
Congress
Stalin Talks Top Secret Movcon Wheels of Veiled Talks
Reported top secret discussions between Stalin and Marshall face months of tension as Western powers and Russia consider oil and military outcomes. Officials say no clear timetable exists for word on negotiations with no guarantee of progress.
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Dewey Forces Move to Supplant Taft Bloc on Congress
Washington dispatch outlines Thomas E. Dewey challenging the Taft bloc within the Republican National Committee. Dewey seeks New York dominance to replace Ohio in key congressional contests. Report notes Danaher named GO.P executive director for senatorial campaigning and hints at party leadership shifts.
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Taft Bloc
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Thomas E. Dewey
Tate
Republican National Committee
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Empire State
Jannery
Alec
Robert A.kall
Tether Brownell
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Hold up echoes on prices in Seattle and Bloomington notices
Fragmented report shows a man shouting hold up about prices near a garage in Seattle while a Bloomington police report mentions officers handling shoplifting and street disturbances. It also references a city hall hearing in Minnesota and a separate eviction case with a mother and children.
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Datleane Roseers
Oleh
Girl Pilot killed in Israeli air crash between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
Israeli officials report a 21 year old American educated pilot Zahara Levitay of the Israeli Air Force was killed in an air crash between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The incident involved a bomber aircraft and prompted official statements from Tel Aviv.
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Lens Strike Continues Amid Labor Tensions at Univus Lab
Local 768 workers at Univus Lens Co. continued a strike seeking a factory agreement. Officials planned a 4 PM rally and a union meeting as management called for settlement while police monitored activity.
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Flagg
Congress- Price Bill Ready Soon For House
Senate Republicans abandoned their anti poll tax bill during the extra session, signaling a shift toward other business by Saturday. House Republicans proposed an anti inflation measure tied to installment controls through March 13, while Treasury and banking leaders urged tighter credit limits amid a tight budget and rising defense costs. Governors and party leaders discussed rules changes to limit debate in January.
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far_action
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Yugoslavs Charge Deal on Trieste Clash
Fragmentary text reports Yugoslavia accusing Western powers of a deal over Trieste. References to Testa Maly Dr Josa Villan and a United Nations council hint at international tension and alleged violations of peace terms.
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Nation Security Council
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Two Die as Mountain Storm Hits Summer Camp
In a violent storm a cloudburst blamed for washing away a summer camp building in a mountain gorge. Rescue crews recovered at least two drowned victims, with reports of others missing and ongoing search efforts.
Unclear Vehicle Incident Near Main Street
An unintelligible report describes an automobile rolling down Camillus hill and ending on a front lawn near a doctor's home after striking steps. The events reference nearby streets and locations but lack coherent details or clear outcomes.
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Suamley Groman
B. Kamble
Main
St. Joseph’s Church
Genesee
Centorama Spectacle Cast Reports at Lincoln Auditorium
Cast members announce a Lincoln Auditorium event with a 4 PM start for Industrial Chacal Grange and 5 PM for the main draw. Prizes totaling £50 will be distributed to cast members who are prompt and on time. Event location noted as 7730 Ft tomcht.
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Chacal Grange
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