Birthday party for gravely ill boy in Granby Center
Gary Halstead, a four year old being treated for an incurable malignant brain tumor, hosted 35 playmates for an outdoor ice cream and cake party in Granby Center that moved indoors after rain. A boy accidentally kicked him, leaving a swollen eye, but the celebration proceeded with gifts and guests filling the house.
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Granby Center
Gary Halstead
Gary
Clifford
Iis Granby Center
United States
Canada
Unseasonable cool spell grips Syracuse area
Syracusan residents shiver as a cool blast lowers temperatures to the mid forties with a record low tied at 46 for the date. The forecast calls for a few showers today and Saturday, then more widespread rain and a warming trend by Sunday into early next week.
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California
Weather Bureau
Syracuse
New York
Danville
Giens Falls
Ticonderoga
Elmira
Binghamton
Sugar Exports Reach 13.5 Million Pounds in Week
Port records show 13.5 million pounds of sugar exported to foreign countries in the last week. A 4 million pound shipment to Finland is set to begin loading on Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Finland
Boy Killed By Truck On Tulip Street
DAVID RALPH ATTLE aged 214 was fatally struck near his home at 405 Tulip Street Liverpool around 11 AM when a van truck wheel rolled over his head. Attle son of Keith Attle in the counter-intelligence service at Zana Japan. he and his brother Keith Jr were playing in the street. Driver Henry Visser 1933 of 310 South Ist Fayetteville saw the incident after stopping for a light and believed the boy ran into the truck.
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David Ralph Attle
Tulip St
Liverpool
Attle
Keith Attle
Keith
Zana
Japan
Henry Visser
South Ist
Fayetteville
New York
Veterans' Housing Bureau Told to Vacate YWCA Premises
The Buffalo Veterans' Housing Bureau, which has placed 743 veterans since last October, was notified to move out of its YWCA location. The agency plans to relocate to new housing offices.
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Buffalo
Veterans’ Housing Bureau
Y.W.C.A
Russia fights to dislodge Turks from Dar danelles
Editor Robert N. Cool explains on the editorial page how landlocked Russia maintains a historic effort to remove Turkish control over the Dardanelles. The page also lists sections such as Amusements and Classifieds and notes Today’s Pictures on page 34.
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Russia
Dardanelles
Robert N. Cool
Haworth
Ter
City Life
Kaln
Dr. Brady
Winchell
Paris Peace Conference Faces Rising Despair And Fear Of War
Report from Paris depicts gloom as hopes fade at the peace talks. Foreign and French residents describe atmosphere as worn out and hopeless with a sense war may come, even if not imminently. A discouraged optimist exudes fatigue as discussions stall and public sentiment turns toward disbelief in quick agreement.
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Paris
Luxem
Russia Backed Plot Exposes Spy Ring Across German Zones
U S Forces in Europe report a Soviet sponsored German clandestine movement operated in the American British and French zones. The alert follows 15 German arrests in Stuttgart with Soviet sympathies and claims the ringleader supplied Russian details of American troop movements. One defendant had previously worked for the American Military Government.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Europe
Stuttgart
Free Germany
Oper
Ating
United States Forces
Drum Stand Spurs Drive For Donovan in NY Senate Nomination
Lt Gen Hugh A Drum stated he does not seek the Republican U S Senate nomination from New York as Maj. Gen William J Donovan’s bid gains momentum. The Dewey associates and Donovan supporters proceed amid party convention tensions in Saratoga Springs.
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New York
William J
Wild Bill) Donovan
U. S
New York State
Hugh A.drum
Drum
Thomas E. Dewey
Saratoga Springs
Canada
Soviet Seeks Allied Troop Details at UN
At Lake Success the Soviet Union urged the United Nations Security Council to identify the numbers and locations of Allied troops and the whereabouts of Allied air and sea bases outside occupied former enemy territories. Britain tied Russia’s move to Ukraine's complaint against Greece over Albanian border incidents and British troop presence amid the campaign for the upcoming referendum. UN circles speculated on broader implications.
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Lake Success
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Britain
Ukraine
Greece
Bodies of four U S airmen arrive in Rome for shipment home
The shattered bodies of four U S airmen killed when their transport plane was shot down over Yugoslavia on August 19 arrived in Rome this afternoon for shipment to the United States.
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Rome
INS
U. S
Yugoslavia
United States
Palestine Trials Stern Gang Saboteur Sentenced to Death
In Jerusalem Jacob Menahem Alcalay, last of 23 Stern gang members charged with sabotaging Haifa railway yards last June, is sentenced to death by a military court. The British commander in Palestine already commuted death sentences for 18 co-defendants to life. Four girls tried with the group received life terms. Military authorities report a large cache of ammunition found in Dorot and Ruhama by airborne troops.
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Jerusalem
Jacob Menahem Alcalay
Stern
Haifa
Palestine
Dorot
Ruhama
U S Objects to Russo Swedish Trade Pact
Washington reports that the United States has raised objections to a Russo Swedish trade pact tied to a 300 million dollar Soviet loan. notes were sent to Stockholm and Moscow arguing a two nation deal may derail a United Nations trace commission meeting in London in October to map freer trade among all nations.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Stockholm
Moscow
United Nations
London
Klan Probe Opens In Pennsylvania
State police under Gov. Edward Martin launched a Klan investigation centered in the Chambersburg area over a newspaper ad signed Frankly unto Klan and I declared we did here to stay. The inquiry aims to reach other sections of the state as details unfold.
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Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Molotov accuses U.S. and Britain of meddling in Greece
At the peace conference V M Molotov charged that U S forces under the carrier Franklin D Roosevelt and accompanying cruisers and destroyers interfered in Greece’s internal affairs by entering Greek waters. He spoke during a second address at the conference in Paris.
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Paris
V. M. Molotov
Russia
United States
Greece
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Molotov
UNRRA chief protests Greek truck use amid monarchy plebiscite
Buell Maben says UNRRA will lodge a protest with the Greek government over unauthorized use of UNRRA trucks to transport supporters to a rally in Constitution Square ahead of Sunday vote on the monarchy. He estimates 400 trucks were used, with British troops and U S warships also involved in the tense period surrounding the plebiscite. Molotov accuses the United States of backing the Greek government as Soviet bloc criticisms rise amid Albania border moves.
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Greece
Buell Maben
UNRRA
Grek
Maben
Constitution Square
Constantin Tsaldaris
Molotov
United States
Roosevelt
Gregek
George
Little Rock
Cone
New
Corry
Piraeus
Nea
Warrington
Salonika
Macedonian Bulge
Bulgaria
Mediterranean
Albania
Baby Bobby Calguire: Minneapolis Superboy in Odd Ways
Ten month old Bobby Calguire, nicknamed Superboy, weighs 23 pounds and acts unusually active. He toddles, kicks a pup, and speaks clear words like dog and Mama. Doctors and parents say he’s notably peculiar for his age. He has drawn attention from local pediatricians in Minneapolis.
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Bobby
Superboy
Calguire
Anthony Calguire
Caleguire
Soe
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