City Questions how drivers faced December snowstorm
Yaquiri Reporter gathers opinions from New York Central Railroad Station staff and local businesspeople on how city drivers managed the first snow event. Conductor, car dealer, and parcel post carrier discuss road conditions, use of chains, and the need for better winter prep and traction aids.
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Senate panel splits over report on Germany occupation
In Washington a Republican move to publish a confidential start Investigator's report on conditions in the American occupation zone of Germany widened a Senate War Investigating Committee split. Kilgore charged the move misrepresents the inquiry and cited a War Department objection.
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Debt Payment Move Urged by Cannon in Debt Reduction Plan
Chairman Cannon of the House Appropriations Committee urged a law mandating a minimum yearly debt reduction of 5.009 billion dollars to shrink the 262 billion dollar national debt rather than pursuing tax cuts. He warned that tax cuts would push the debt onto future generations as the GOP weighs spending and tax plans.
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Woman Faces Jury In Bayonet Death Case
Mary Drew 31 of Paterson New Jersey stands trial in Nevada for the murder of a 24 year old former Gilton New Jersey man on Sept 25 in a hotel room quarrel. Prosecutors say a blood stained bayonet weapon was found in a closet. Her defense is provided by lawyers arranged by her estranged husband a former New Jersey war veteran.
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Disapproval of Britain's IF D R Memorial Grows
London readers express strong opposition to a British memorial showing Franklin D. Roosevelt standing. Marjorie Lawrence and Augustus John join critics who argue such a portrayal sanitizes Roosevelt's earlier affliction. They urge directing the $200,000 fundraising to infantile paralysis research instead.
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Half of U.S. Army Now Is Overseas
Gen. Thomas C. Handy states in a interview that about half of the U S Army is abroad and there is no current plan to reduce forces in Germany or Japan He notes the minimum occupation troops in Japan has been reached and contrasts troop distribution with Germany where more troops are stationed due to Japan’s centralized governance and lack of zone division.
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Four Women Implicated in Windsor Gems Smuggling
The Daily Graphic alleges four well dressed women smuggled the Duchess of Windsor jewels into France immediately after the theft. They reportedly cashed the less expensive items and moved the valuable gems through Dover and into Belgium via Brussels and Antwerp for re cutting.
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