Berlin purge list sparks western Allied fears in divided city
Berlin presses charge a Communist purge list targets anti Communist elements for revenge if Allies leave. Montags Echo says a fifth column operates in Western Berlin while Soviet policies are directed from Moscow. Rail accidents blamed on blockade. Socialists accuse Russia of neglecting Western Berlin railway parts.
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Berlin
Liberal Democratic
Montags Echo
U.S
Britain
France
Ibernal Democratic
Telegraf
Moscow
Germany
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Kremlin
Couple Found Shot Dead on Lonely Beach
A Georgia stenographer and her 23-year-old escort were found slain on a moonlit beach near Ormond Florida. Sheriff Alex Littlefield said two assailants killed Mary Hucks of East Point and Gregory Blount of Lexington in a brutal, rape linked attack. Rewards totaling 1000 dollars were offered for information leading to arrests.
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Ormond
Fla.4
Georgia
Alex Littlefield
Mary Hucks
East Point
Gregory Bloun
Lexington
Atlantic
Litvefield
Centennial Music Festival opens with quartet and guest soloists
Homecoming features soprano Priscilla Gillette and violinist Mary Becker with pianist Richmond Gale as soloists at the Centennial Music Festival in Thornden amphitheater. Luncheon guests include coaches ONeill and Meehan, educators, and civic leaders. A fashion show and Hunt Hunt radio show are scheduled, with the Old Settlers picnic and Scottish Band curtain-raiser adding to the eight day celebration.
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Mary Becker
Richmond Gale
Gillette
Becker
Gale
Thornden
Frank J. (Buck) O'Neill
John J
Chick) Meehan
Syracuse University
Doris Onderdonk Jelkes
Edwin J. House
Bernard L. Finn
John E. McGarry
Svyraccuse Merchants
Lincoln Auditorium
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Elmwood Park
Griffin Field
George MacVhear
Stuart Cardan
Scotland
Joseph Maeill
Poland reports bumper crops ease food situation
Father Staniccy Boruchki of the Archdiocese of Detroit says Poland has a bumper wheat crop and plentiful fruits and vegetables. Father Borucki, associate editor of the Michigan Catholic, spent four weeks in Poland gathering material for a series of articles.
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Rome
Poland
Staniccy Boruchki
Archdiocese of
Detroit
Father Borucki
Michigan Catholic
Guam Ceded to United States by Spain in 1898
The historical note recalls Guam being ceded to the United States by Spain following the Spanish American War era, marking the transition of sovereignty over the island to American control.
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Guam
United States
Spain
Tror
Five Dead and 137 Injured in Reno Fire Explosion
A devastating blast in Reno Nevada killed five people and left 137 injured as a false-front building exploded drawing a crowd of hundreds. Fire chief and four firemen were among the injured with one additional missing Reno detectives investigated to determine if dynamite was involved.
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Reno
Nev
Brand
John Sanford
Reno Cazette
Lake St
Ldistrict
Harold Taber
Taber
Paints
Truckee
Calif
Here
Blaze Injures Several In Reno Area Workplace Fire
Emergency crews treated multiple victims near the blaze with 36 released and others hospitalized. Critically hurt were Robert Gaussie 52 labor union agent Captain Lowell Monday 38 Sparks Fire Department John Tousich Reno fireman and Tsugo Fanucehi 15 Reno wholesale grocer.
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Robert Gaussie
Reno
Capt
Lowell Monday
Sparks Fire Department
John Tousich
Tsugo Fanucehi
First Oriental rng Spring of Chosroes valued at 2 million
A historical item named the Spring of Chosroes, described as the first Oriental rng, is now valued at two million dollars.
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Chosroes
Babe Ruth Holds Steady as Illness Persists
Babe Ruth remained on the critical list at Memorial Hospital Center for Cancer and Allied Diseases after a night described as comfortable. A 10:20 A.M. bulletin said he is holding his own with no significant change since the day before, having briefly left his bed yesterday to sit in a chair.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Syracuse
Memorial Hospital Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Ruth
States Describe Grounds for Divorce Across Nation
A survey lists 47 states recognizing adultery as grounds for divorce, 15 for desertion, 42 for extreme cruelty, 41 for felony conviction, and 9 for habitual drunkenness. The counts reflect varying legal standards across jurisdictions.
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Red Berlin
Lonely Beach
Litthefield
Blount
Albert CC
Fulton
Priscilla Gillette
Italy
Greece
United Nations
Bruno Salafia
Sicily
Syracuse Wiel
Wiawatha
Onondaga Lake
Tokyo
Ferome B. Rusterhelts
Centennial Commmittee
Lemuel Bouleware
Charles Wylint
Chaneclor
Household Finance Corporation
HFC
Payaths
Household F Finance
Jefferson St
Loew
Cvuief
Frank Robson
Sparks
Glenn Davis
Earl B. Platt
Reno Fire Department
Domingo Galli
Bill Byron
Harold Hodson
Red Cross
Aig City Bank Ylde
G. S-pc
S. Salina St
Rews
TAO
Tie
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Gale Pack Conner
Salina
Warren
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