Veep and Bride Stage Curtain Call at the Met
Vice President and newlywed Mrs. Barkley appeared at the Metropolitan Opera in Tristan and Isolde. Mrs. Barkley quipped about Hollywood cheesecake prompting photographers. The Veep joined her after horse racing society dinner at the Hotel Plaza. He planned a Waldorf Astoria dinner speech on the welfare state.
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Veep
Bride
Met
New. York
Metropolitan Opera
Hollywood
Alben W. Barkley
Helen Traubel
New York City
Georgia
Associated Press
Wirephoto Opera
Barkley
Rome mother warns of threats in boy’s disappearance
A Rome mother of a 15 year old boy said her husband received threatening telephone calls from a woman who warned that her son would be killed if he spoke. The caller spoke in very poor English and tied the warnings to the boy’s disappearance and an automobile trade case connected to Rochester.
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Rome
Fort
Wayne
Ind
Orsenus
Brooks
Fedip
Rochester
Orsemus de ‘Bitely, Jr
Genesee River
Bitely
Orsemus
Anti Tito Fund Reported by Vienna Paper
A Vienna newspaper reported that Russia and Cominform nations are increasing a 250 million dollar anti Tito fund to counter Yugoslav leader Tito.
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Anti-Tito Fund
Vienna
Ins
Russia
Today features and observer compare British and American politics
A Wichita style compact notice lists features across the page including editorial columns by Marquis Childs Capital Calling, comics Deans Mary Haworth Idea Jean Kain Crossword Horoscope and Talking It Over on page 21 with references to pages for City Life Editorials and Letters and other sections.
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Observer
Great Britain
United States
Marquis Childs
Capital
Milky Way Milk Wagon Crash on Onondaga Street
A 21 year old Syracuse vendor avoided crying over split milk after his Byrne Dairy wagon was struck by a car driven by Miss Magdalena Berton. The horse Tony was injured and the wagon's milk spilled across the 700 block of West Onondaga Street. Berton received a summons for failing to control her vehicle.
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Avas
Onondaga St
Magdalena Berton
Delaware St
Byrne
John O'Connor
Roberts Av
Richard Haley
W. Onond Agast
Miss. Berton
Tony
O'Connor
Haley
Miss Berton
Five Cents, Five Years in Indiana Reformatory Case
Charles German aged 29 was sent to the Indiana Reformatory to serve a term of one to five years after pleading guilty to stealing a nickel in a street holdup in Noblesville Indiana.
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Noblesville, Ind
Charles German
Indiana Reformatory
Hawaiian Ranchos Crashes Dock At Alameda
The matson freighter Hawaiian Ranchos rolled over at Encinal Terminal in Alameda after a stubborn hold fire. Fireboats flooded the hold with water as crews fought the blaze and checked for casualties on the 8,353 ton ship bound for the Hawaiian run carrying sugar cane products.
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Alameda
Calif
Matson
Hawaiian Ranchos
Encinal
Pickled Pig Foot Holdup Shocks Atlanta Cafe
Cafe owner Judge Martin estimated his loss at 15 cents after a lone gunman held up the shop yesterday and demanded one pickled pig foot. The incident occurred in Atlanta Georgia.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin
All-Woman Jury Acquits Bartender Sparked Tears in Court
In Philadelphia an all female jury acquitted James Comber a 31 year old bartender of murder after a night of drinking. Judge Joseph Sloane criticized the verdict calling it a miscarriage of justice and one juror fainted as she was led from the box.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Sloane
James Comber
Hubert. E. Madden
Comber
John P. Walsh
Sloane
Local manufacturing outlook bright amid national strikes
President John T. Schenck of the Manufacturers Association addressed Syracuse Rotarians at Hotel Onondaga urging action against growing big business labor and government coalitions. He warned against "eimme-itis" the push for something for nothing and noted management and workers share goal of removing inequities while acknowledging social security cost questions. The talk signals a crusade for local job security and payroll stability amid broader economic tensions.
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Syracuse
John T. Schenck
The
Manufacturers Association
Rotary Club
Hotel Onondaga
Schenck
Sekenck
Eimme-Itis
America
Treasury Secretary Snyder Urges Balanced Budget Now
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told a Senate House subcommittee that the budget should be balanced now, reiterating a 31-year-old call to cut spending and keep tax rates high enough to balance receipts and outlays. He cited Truman’s estimate of a 5.5 billion dollar deficit for the current fiscal year and noted peacetime federal expenditures around 43.5 billion. He warned tax cuts last year worsened the outlook and recalled past surpluses in 1947 and 1948 while stressing the need for continued restraint and debt reduction.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Senate House
Truman
Soth
Congress
Syear
Treasury
Toledo
3 Inch Snow Likely Today Across State
Snow began at 2 AM and spread from Utica westward with 2 to 3 inches forecast for Syracuse. Syracuse had under an inch this morning while Elmira and Buffalo reported 2 inches and 5 inches in Erie, Pennsylvania. Temperatures will drop to around 20 tonight with flurries tonight and colder, dry weather the next few days.
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Utica
New York State
Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Elmira
Buffalo
Eric
Watertown
Stormy Weather Leads Police Charge in Washington
Police questioned 31 year old Earl Lee Thomas after he was found walking downtown with a loaded 22 caliber rifle. He said he was searching for a man who spit in his face and claimed it was raining.
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Washington
Earl Lee
Thomas
Willie’s Reward Story Delivers Lesson on Generosity
A Philadelphia baseball manufacturer at a luncheon recounts a father son tale. The father offers Willie a five dollar gold piece and a silver dollar to choose. Willie declines the small coin and asks for the larger one, prompting a lesson in generosity.
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Wilson
Shive
Philadelphia
Willie
Wilie
Dake
GE Seeks New Union Election After U E Oust
General Electric suspended contract negotiations with the United Electrical Workers after the CIO backed a new right wing union, and GE asks the National Labor Relations Board to determine which union may represent its 125000 production workers. GE withdraws a contract offer and sets another meeting with UE representatives for next Wednesday.
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General Electric” Company
United ‘Electrical Workers
CLO
G.E
National ‘Labor: Relations Board
United
Electrical
U.B
C.I.O
International
Electrical, Radio and Machine
LU. E
LUE
G. Ev
U. E
U.K
National ‘Labor Relations* Board
G. E
U.E
Elaine Scott divorces Zachary Scott over temper fits
In Santa Monica California Mrs Elaine Scott testified that actor Zachary Scott displayed frequent temper fits in front of guests. She said he threw a tantrum and an ashtray causing guests to leave, leading to his divorce filing yesterday.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Elaine Scott
Zachary Scott
Thieves Take Two Sinks From Monroe Apartment
Two burglars entered Mrs. Ivy Rayner s apartment and reversed the usual theft by taking two kitchen sinks while leaving other belongings untouched. The theft occurred yesterday in Monroe Louisiana. Police investigated the unusual burglary.
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Monroe
Ivy Rayner
Shell Catalina crash lands near Banka Island
Dutch sources report a Royal Dutch Shell Catalina flying boat crash landed near Banka Island Batavia Java. Several casualties feared as rescue efforts start.
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Batavia
Java
Royal Dutch Shell Oil Company
Banka Island
Ward to Leave Mukden With Staff in Week
Consul General Angus Ward said he and all staff and dependents will travel by train to Tientsin in Communist China. Three American ships are due there between December 6 and 17. Ward and four aides face charges after a trial and were jailed for several days.
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Mukden
Washer
Angus Ward
Communist ‘China
State Department
Ward
Tientsin, A
Fhve
Crash Kills 20 on Brazilian Airliner in Storm
A Real Airlines DC-3 crashed in Sao Paulo state during a rainstorm, killing 20 of 22 aboard. Two survivors, a woman and her five year old daughter, were the only others to survive. The plane was en route from Sao Paulo to Jacareinho and may have attempted a forced landing at Ribeirao Claro Field outside Ribeirao Preto.
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Rio DE. Janeiro
Brazil
Airlines
Sao Paulo
Ribeiao. Claro
Rio de Janeiro
Jacresinho
Riberao Claro
Gold Digger Ordered to Fill Holes in Helena Pasture
In Helena Montana Justice of the Peace George Hambridge ordered Julius Jannett to refill about 400 holes dug in a pasture while searching for gold. Jannett claimed to be too busy but was told to make two reasonable efforts. Brian OConnell reported loss of a calf and demanded cattle protection while the diggings continued.
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Helena
Mont
Julius ‘Jannett
George Hambridge
Brian O'Connell
Yarich
Jannatt
J. P
O'Connell
GIs to Study Atomic Defense in Bavaria
London Reuters reports from Frankfort that an atomic defense training program will start soon for all American troops in Germany. Four leading Army experts told senior officers at Heidelberg about plans to open an atom defense school in January at Kitzingen in Northern Bavaria.
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London
INS
Reuters
Frankfort
Germany
Heidelberg
Kitzingen
Bavaria
Deer hijackers sought after Waterloo hunting incident
Elton Butts shot a buck on the last day of hunting season and was attacked by three men in Waterloo. He awoke to find his deer missing as deputies under Sheriff Clarence Bell pursue the suspects.
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Jameslown
Elton Butts
Butts
Waterloo
Clarence Bell
Jury Gets Yule Spirit
A New Orleans jury acquitted Donald Easterwood of murder and awarded his wife $100 to help them start over. Judge Frank T. Echezabal called the jury action noble and unusual and it will enter criminal court annals as a charitable gesture.
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New Orleans
Frank T. Echezabal
Criminal Court
Donald Easterwood
Samuel Jones
Flood Strikes British Columbia as Army Quells Evacuations
The Canadian Army deployed to help scores of BC residents forced from flooded homes as a second storm in a week struck the province. Torrential rains followed 40 mile per hour winds and advanced from the Pacific yesterday.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Pacific
Chinese Reds Warn Against Aiding Nationalists Fleeing China
In formal notes from Peiping foreign minister Chou En-lai, the Chinese Communist regime warned the United States and other nations not to shelter Kuomintang forces fleeing China. He said any country giving shelter would be held responsible for consequences.
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Washington
China
United States
Chou’ En-lai
Red Regime
Peiping
Sirens of Treason in American Magazine Sunday
The article reviews Sirens of Treason about Tokyo Rose and Axis Sally, noting the prosecution of their alleged betrayal and how their wartime broadcasts were used by Axis powers. It discusses gendered perceptions of women and wartime propaganda in a period magazine essay from The Sunday American Magazine section.
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Tokyo
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