Soldier seeks divorce from Russian wife in Binghamton
In Binghamton a soldier, Sgt. James M. McMillin, seeks a divorce from Galina Dunaeva Bicenish. The U S State Department labeled Galina a Soviet spy who seduced him while both were stationed at the U S Embassy in Moscow. McMillin, from Boulder Creek, California, defied orders to return home, claiming infatuation not politics. Gallina, who returned to the United States, is home in Binghamton. divorce notices appeared in local papers and a statement will be deemed if she does not answer.
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Driver Dies as Car Crashes at Ash Street Hotel
George C. Hunt of Buckley is killed when his vehicle crashes at the Ash Street hotel intersection. He had been treated by a physician for a heart ailment, and was removed to the morgue by Onondaga General Hospital attendants after the collision near State Street.
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Quads Birth Dates Differ at Hamburg Hospital
In Hamburg Germany AP reports a set of newborn quadruplets with differing birth dates. Two arrived November 4 while the others came on December 2 and 8. Doctors say all four are healthy. total birth weight 12 pounds. The Haugs have two other children, a daughter and a son. The father is a tailor.
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British plan for Palestine accord stalls in UN committee
British proposal to renew the Palestine problem faced a narrow 25 to 24 vote in the United Nations Political Committee with nine abstentions and three absences. The plan sought a three nation conciliation commission under Big Five control to negotiate Arabs and Jews, with the United States and Britain supporting a commission that could consider the 1947 partition and Bernadotte recommendations. Soviet and Arab bloc opposed, while India and Guatemala aligned with them on various points.
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Editorial on lobbying laws and constitutional authority
David Lawrence critiques President Trumas stance on lobbying law strength and clarifications. The page notes features across sections including comics, obituaries, crosswords, horoscopes, and sports with Today’s Pictures on Page 13.
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Main Burst Ties Up Times Sq Traffic
A water main burst underground near Ald Sl and Broadway disrupts surface traffic at the start of the morning rush hour. No subway service disruption occurred despite a southbound express detour near the BMT Mine routes. Major lines converge at Times Square causing concern of a possible service impact.
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Toll of war refugees doubles Titanic losses in disaster
A Shanghai bound Chinese liner exploded amidship with thousands aboard, raising the death toll for refugees to around 3,000 and marking the worst sea tragedy in memory. Survivors report a sudden blast with some hint of sabotage, while authorities assess overdue boatloads and unsafe overloading practices.
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Probers Identify State Department Spy Inquiries Uncover New Evidence
Washington reports reveal the House inquiry into alleged espionage links to the State Department and Chambers. Vital documents seized while lines connect to former officials and Time Magazine editor. subpoenas issued for sworn statements. The investigation, led by Robert Shipling, aims to prove a Red underground network involving government figures in the 1930s and 1980s.
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Quake Strikes Maria Madre Island Penal Colony
An earthquake rocked Maria Madre Island penal colony off Mazatlan Mexico causing damage and civilian injuries. Emergency crews and a seven-ship two-aircraft transport response were dispatched as authorities assess casualty figures and update travel and safety advisories.
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Police Chief Dies In Riot Explosion Near University
Police chief died today in an explosion during student rioting near a university campus. The blast occurred in a medicine school area as protesters shouted slogans supporting a government faction led by Nokrashy Hasha. Police called it a fatal riot incident and said the chief succumbed to injuries at the scene.
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Television Preview Teems With Echoes of Past Viewers
A garbled notice outlines a local TV section preview with mentions of special programming and entertainment segments. It notes timing around Sun May and references wider media outlets, though many words are unclear. The item hints at broadcasting events and viewer guidance in a period tone.
UN Session Ends in Week Amid Ramadan Tensions
The United Nations Assembly near completion as it faces ongoing debate on action regarding unline shed items. The committee stayed discussions through September 21 with no final decision announced.
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Truman Piano Duo Delights at Press Club Dinner
President Truman and daughter Margaret entertained at a National Press Club dinner for minors and military guests. The pair performed a piano duet described as lively and warmly received, with the crowd giving strong ovations. The event featured other entertainers as part of a lengthy program.
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Louis Mayer Weds Widow in Desert Honeymoon Plans
Louis Mayer of Movin magnate and widow Lorena Danker wed today in Yuma officiated by Justice of the Peace R. Lusewtn. The ceremony drew reporters and photographers as a party left by car for a private breakfast and then to Winterhaven, California, for a brief honeymoon before touring to Hollywood.
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Pioneer Moccasins tsan Glaspell’s Prov Town dress remarks
Novelist Glaspell who died in Provincetown Massachusetts shared views at a luncheon about women’s footwear. She criticized wintry weather footwear for lack of protection and recalled ancestral sayings about moccasins lasting through rough conditions.
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Seven-Hour Fog Closes Roads Highways In Syracuse
Heavy fog blanketed Syracuse from 1 A.M. to about 3 A.M. closing roads and city traffic. A car crash near MacDonald Road injured two people. The Weather Bureau reported the coldest fall temperatures with a 22 degree low and scattered flights delayed or canceled. Police described injuries at Onondaga General Hospital and noted a parked-car violation issued for obstructing a street light. Music critics awaiting Benny Goodman faced travel disruptions as private plane schedules faltered.
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Telephone line theft shocks Gull Bay to Dark circuit
Repair crews found a two mile telephone line cut and copper wire stolen amounting to about 300 pounds valued over $200. The culprit remains unidentified though the line was taken from trees along the Gull Bay to Dark route. Police investigated the copper theft in a remote area.
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Court orders eviction over television set dispute
Judge Charles J. Scotten ruled yesterday that Charles P. Hoan must leave his Wilmington riverside war housing home by December 1 after findings that a lease clause barred tenants from using backs, trails or screws. The case centered on ownership and installation of a wall television antenna attached to the dwelling.
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Railroad Laborer Killed by Passenger Train Near Crossing
A New York Central Railroad section laborer, working on track 1 about a quarter mile west of Wie Armbay crossing, was struck and killed by a westbound passenger train. Foreman Fred Rooker reported the incident. Coroner Harry L. Gilmore ruled it accidental death.
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Horn Noise Is Charged
JOSEPH F. SAMWEBBER of Auburn was arrested at 1:45 A.M. on a charge related to blowing an automobile horn. He pled guilty in Traffic Court and was fined $10 by Judge William H. Bamerick. Det. George Tura, who arrested him in the 206 block of West Fayette Street, said Samwebber repeatedly honked the horn and tried to remove the officer's badge. When asked for his operator license he claimed a companion took it and left the car. Return of the passenger and another son to police headquarters followed. no horn was heard.
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Christmas Gifts Mail Urgency Warns of Delays
Postmaster General Donaldson warned that this year's Christmas mail swelling has created severe congestion and transportation problems. He urged immediate mailing of parcels to ensure gifts arrive before Christmas.
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