Political clash over miners fund and Lewis showdown
The article reports Sen Elbert Thomas endorsing a permanent welfare fund for miners and noting President Truman’s likely court battle with Lewis to end the U M government contract. Dworshak signals a showdown and punitive legislation may follow.
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Truman
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Colin
Battle in Jerusalem as British forces raid Jewish districts
Reported clashes unfold in Jerusalem with police and troops entering streets under fire from attackers. Explosions and bursts of machine gun fire drive residents to seek cover amid the rapid, chaotic scenes linked to Friday’s British decree recalling Jewish immigrants to Cyprus.
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Cyprus
Temple Fire Routs 750 at Cleveland Heights synagogue
A fire at a Cleveland Heights synagogue forced 750 people from the building as flames ripped through the structure near Spira Hall. No word on fatalities, but many children were evacuated safely as responders battled the blaze.
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Hughes
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S. A
Saat
Spira Hall
Riots in Shanghai injure over a hundred protesters
Shanghai police used tear gas fire hoses and blank shots to disperse rioting sidewalk salesmen after protests against police cleanup operations, injuring more than 200 people. The unrest arose from stallholders blocking postwar traffic and the city faced Saturday spread of disturbances.
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Shanghai
Weather forecast for Syracuse area and region
The Weather Bureau forecast cloudy and warmer today with snow flurries and color tonight and Monday. Highest Saturday 44 and lowest 27. Record high today 66. record low 1934 and 2936. Relative humidity 58 percent at 0 P.M. Mostly cloudy in eastern New York with light rain or snow north portion Sunday. colder Sunday night.
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Syracuse
Wesither
New York
Crumpled Paper Reveals Unexpected Miracle Hint
In a hazy scene a child named Betty discovers a crumpled paper and odd drawings on a floor, hinting at a hidden miracle. The moment shifts as she notices a note about a continuation on Page 15, Column 2, inviting readers to follow the unfolding mystery.
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Tom
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Ingary
Langest
Pyner
Normmy
Laska
Lights OK For Downtown Christmas Displays
A terse notice indicates merchants and property owners may light displays and outdoor Christmas trees as part of a coordinated program. Officials emphasize safety and compliance with local ordinances for the season.
Churchill Spends 72nd Birthday Quietly at Home
LONDON UP reports Winston Churchill spent his 72nd birthday quietly at his Westerham Kent home Saturday. He read congratulatory letters and cables most of the morning, then drove to London Saturday night for a small family dinner party.
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London
Churchill
Westerham
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Romanian Leader to Make Public Address to Newly Elected Parliament
A Romanian leader will make a rare public appearance today to address the newly elected leftist Parliament for the first time in his six-year presidency, signaling a significant political milestone amid ongoing reforms.
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Romania
Re? Simess
Santas from New York recruit on street corners
A clerical effort in Manhattan recruits elderly unemployed men as Santa Clauses. The program trains about twenty bearded volunteers over age sixty to posed as Santas receiving 84 dollars a day, using psychology to win children’s trust and bolster the Christmas spirit.
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New York
Santa Clauses
Manhattan
Trampling Deaths Hit Evita Peron Celebration in Argentina
At a Saturday public event in Santa Evita de Peron, fourteen people died in a crowd surge and many others were injured. The government building was overwhelmed as emergency services struggled to respond to the surge.
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Toouman
Argentina
Senara
Evita DePeron
President Truman and family ride home after Army Navy game
President Truman and Mrs Truman left Philadelphia aboard a special train with daughter Margaret as a surprise guest. A congestion delay caused the late departure from near the Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. The score near game end had Navy within striking distance as the final whistle blew.
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Philadelphia
Margaret
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Navy
Royal Romance Report May Bring Briton Nathure Next Spring
Paris dispatch reports Philippe of Greece may seek British naturalization through marriage to Princess Elizabeth. International News Service says the romance could lead to Philippe becoming a British subject, with approval reportedly under consideration by Queen Elizabeth. Publication notes the alleged plan was prepared for pages of future confirmation.
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Elizabeth
Eparis
Philippe of
Greece
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France
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Eizabeth
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UN Arms Limitation Debate Stirs UN Plan to Speed Assembly
The United States and Soviet Russia urged worldwide disarmament and prioritization of the atomic bomb. Britain disagreed with both on atomic weapons and rejected Russia's broad disarmament plan while pressing to include modern warfare in talks. The UN Political Committee will meet Sunday at 3 PM to press toward Dec. 11 completion, with veto issues taking center stage.
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Francis W. Carpenter Lake
United States
Soviet
Russia
Saturdey
United Nations
UN Assembly
P. Mest
Army Beats Navy 21 to 18 in Football Classic
Army defeats Navy 21 18 before 102000 spectators in Philadelphia as part of the Army-Navy clash. Other notable scores include Notre Dame 26 over California 6, North Carolina 49 Virginia 14, Auburn 47 Florida 12, Georgia 35 Georgia Tech 7. Sports pages cover more game stories.
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Navy
Truman
Philadelphia
Notre-Dame
California
Holy Orcas
Boston College
North Carolina
Virginia
Macy
Land
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Duke may join Young to buy into New York Central
Cleveland dispatch reports rumors that the Duke of Windsor may use part of his fortune to back Robert R. Young in a bid to gain control of the New York Central Railroad. The Duke and Duchess are guests of the Youngs at Fairholme Newport and were expected to visit Cleveland December 17, with further details continued on page 15.
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Cleveland -Prosy
Duke of Windsor
Fortune
Robert R. Young
The
Alleghany Corp
New York Central Raiload
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Youngs
Fairholme
Newport
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Coal Hope Dims For Union Amid Fines Debate
government moves toward penalties for mine operators as part of a broader effort to enforce union rules. federal authorities push for fines up to 400000 while delaying nationwide coal production actions. officials say applications for penalties are being reviewed despite initial resistance by the agency.
Pittsburgh Coal Company threatens daily fines for strikers
The Consol idation Coal Co announces a plan to levy a daily fine of $1 on about 4 500 striking workers at its western Pennsylvania pits. Fines will be deducted from back pay when the mine resumes operation and the strike ends, with funds withheld from earned wages until work is restored.
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Washington
Interior Department
Il Mlegal
Ettsburgh-Consolidation Coal Co
Pennsylvania
Pwace
Inside 26 Poets Classified Politheal Chessword
Fragmentary OCR item shows a classified page with headings and page indicators. It hints at sections like Politics, Society, Editorial, Financial and Pictures but content is unreadable. The readable text provides only scattered labels without coherent events or names to summarize.
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