Defies Ban Still Primate Stepinac Vows Fight
Yugoslavia. Vatican officials reject government removal as archbishop. Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac declares he remains the legitimate head of Yugoslav Catholicism and would resign only to follow the Pope, after release from Lepoglava Prison where he served five years of a six year term for alleged Nazi collaboration. He denied the charges and warned against political pressure.
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Krasic
Yugoslavia
Alojzii Stepinac
Art
Tito
Stepinac
Sam
Rome
Vatican
Lepoglava
Msgr
Bus Drivers Strike Paralyzes St Petersburg Transit
In St Petersburg Florida 106 Cay bus drivers walked out at 1 30 AM to press wage demands raising pay from 124 to 143 dollars per hour. About 38000 daily riders must find alternatives as services halt across the city in a labor protest.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
INS
Cay
St. Petersburg
Hungary Faces Winter Weather and US Note Fallout
Budapest reports ongoing winter as U S note prompts response from Hungarian government. Weather is bitter with highs near 60 F and lows in the 40s, while a southern storm brings showers and unsettled skies across the Midwest and East. Police pursue a suspect linked to a note about parachute incidents amid diplomatic tension.
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Hungary
United States
Bernate
Mercury
U.S
Air Force
Hungecy
Fis
D. S
Esterday
Ricago
As Il
Chicago
Gaty
Midwest
Denver
France
Syracuse
Leahy
Kansas
George Abbott
Platte
Gulf of Mexico
Chi Y- Andon Berei
Central
New Yor
Cne
Washington
Weather Bureau
Germany
Belgrade
Riots in Iran Turn Deadly as Reds Defy Government
Turmoil surrounding Mohammad Mossadegh's regime turns violent with police and troops clashing with Nationalists and Reds. At least three killed and over 200 wounded as demonstrations escalate after dawn. Looting and street battles erupt across major cities as authorities regain control.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossdegh
Siregis
Pol Fi
Pol Theo
Mossadegh
Ogdensburg Judge Cited in Removal Amid Armistice Fight
A chaotic report ties Ogdensburg City Judge Jonas Wells to removal proceedings as UN and Allied officials clash with Communist negotiators over prisoner exchanges and immunity waivers. The piece details hostility to discussing prisoner repatriation, ongoing truce enforcement issues, and a wider probe of local officials amid war and political tensions.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Reds
Lee Song Cho
William P. Muckels
Boward Lerte
Albany
Rhew
Nathaniel ‘L. Goldstein
Jonas
Wells
National Red Cross
Ogdensburg
Redcom
Davey
St. Lawrence
Twenty terror and tragedy in Wellsboro headlines
Disjointed report from Formosa details a newborn infant found dead near Taitung and earlier tremors unsettled residents of Wellsboro. Authorities investigate death as bridges and tracks suffered damage while price data and railway lines appear referenced in a fractured, unclear chronology.
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Tareh
Formosa
Wellsboro
Essex County
Taipei
Iday
Taitung
Congressmen Meet Marshal in Yugoslav Delegation Note
A brief page item notes congressional delegations meeting Marshal Fitoin Belgrade and mentions sections on amusements financial bridges and sports. Readership is directed to the next pages for full coverage and details within this regular issue.
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Fitoin
Belgrade
Washington
Oper
Frei
Amusements
Ing. Repter
Surf Ski Champion Killed by Shark in Australia
Australian surf ski champion Frank Okulich, 23, was killed by a shark off Merewether Beach Newcastle. Witnesses saw him dragged by a large shark as guards watched from 200 yards away. His body was recovered an hour later after multiple wave attacks, ending a dramatic rescue attempt.
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Newcastle
Australia
Avghark
Frank
Okulich
Merewether Beach
Ex-Tax Agent Tells Police Of Death Threats
Retired Internal Revenue Bureau official Anthony N. Skapiak said to Syracuse police that he has had two death threats. He fears threats linked to alleged graft investigations in New York City tax offices and believes targets may be tax agents who think he exposed them. His wife Grace Evans reported the anonymous call last night asking for Skapiak and asserting he is not dead yet.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Syracuse
New York City
Anthony N. Skapiak
Avery
James Dorsey
Skapiak
Dorsey
Grace Evans
Wos
West End Fire Leaves Two Families Homeless
A two story frame dwelling on Richmond Avenue and Wall Street burned leaving two families, Mr and Mrs Jonah Wisk and their four children, plus Raymond Phillips and Wisk homeless. Firefighters say no one was home at the time. Cause is unknown and the blaze destroyed the kitchen window area as it was extinguished. Page 24, column.
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Rich ‘Aml
Jona
Wisk
Raymond
Phillips
Churchill says world war danger lower than 1948 airlift era
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons there is less danger of a third world war now than during the 1948 Berlin airlift. He credited the United States and Western nations with deterrents that reduce risk, while urging quicker rearmament and noting concerns over RAF development. A typhoon looms near the central Philippines with the Soviet air force cited as formidable, the Manila weather bureau reports.
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London
Churchill Tid
House of Commons
Easis
Churchill
United States
Britain
Free Western World
Royal Air Force
Manila GP
Philippines
Manila Weather Bureau
Cislands
Costello Denies Senate Contempt
Gambier Frank Costello pleaded innocent to a federal indictment charging contempt of the United States Senate at a televised hearing in New York City. The superseding indictment cites most charges stemming from his refusal to answer questions put to him.
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New York
Monkey in Tree Triggers Riot and House Fire in Miami Beach
In Miami Beach a monkey in Ben Grenald’s tree drew a crowd as policeman Ward tried to coax it down with bananas. While onlookers laughed a two year old Douglas Grenald fell into a red ant hill, prompting an all around commotion. The stove pan left by Mrs Grenald caught curtains and woodwork on fire, Grenald put out the blaze but smoke sickened him. Flooding followed when laundry machine hoses released four inches of water into the kitchen. The monkey vanished amid the chaos and the family faced cleanup and confusion.
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Miami Beach
Ben Grenald
John “Ward
Grenald Oy
Douglas
Grenald
Time flies backward in Norwich headline oddity
A fragmented readout from Norwich shows a bizarre clipping where phrases like time didn’t stand and a wife named Tady figure in a puzzling, backward-arranged misprint, suggesting a printer’s error or garbled OCR repair on a local page.
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Norwich
Tady
Snow Storm Delays Travel Across Utah and Nevada
A major snow storm swept the intermountain states causing highway closures and power outages. Two deaths were reported indirectly from the storm as heavy snow blocked routes near Pequop Pass and disrupted communications from Nephi to southern Utah. Buses faced two hour delays and telephone lines were knocked down in central Utah. The storm dumped nearly a foot of snow in southern Utah, stranding travelers and hampering services across the region.
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Salt-Lake City
Intermountain
Wells
Nevada
Land Wendover
Pequop Pass
Utah
Nephi
Powet and
Talepl
Costello Contact Revealed in Senate Tax Probe
A transcript shows Lawrence Knohl, ex head of the Justice Department tax division, telling House investigators he may have earned up to 25000 from gambling. He admits some contact with Frank Costello in New York, once labeled a leading crime syndicate figure. Hearings record will be sent to the Justice Department for potential action.
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Washington
Larry Ohl
New York
T. Lamar
Justice Department
House
Knohl
Costello
Senai
Frank. Costello
New ‘York
Bouse
Candie
Truman
Jase
Justice “Department
Loring Black
Ascot
Headline Fragments From Monrovia Item Stand
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate items awaiting in it and headed by a person from Monrovia. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates or full names.
Food Index Hit No High Now
Washington report notes UP retail food prices show no significant increase, reflecting stable consumer costs amid mixed market signals. Analysts caution fluctuations may appear in next weeks as supply chains adjust and policy actions loom.
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