General Marshall Undergoes Operation At Walter Reed
Secretary of State Marshall was operated on for a serious ailment today at Walter Reed Hospital. Officials say the operation was successful and the prognosis is guarded. The Army hospital reported the procedure began around 3 AM with Col James Risborough supervising the treatment. Political and military circles await further word on Marshall’s condition.
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New Lease on Life High Court to Study War Crimes
The Supreme Court agreed to study the sentences of Japanese warlords and the authority of the International Court in Tokyo to review war crimes, with Justice Robert H Jackson arguing the issues are vast and could redefine presidential power abroad. Early appeals by Japan’s defendants saw mixed rulings and no review of sentences by the tribunal. The decision could set a precedent for executive conduct and international jurisdiction.
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Vacancies and delays- Fifth Judicial District Supreme Court
In the Fifth Judicial District, vacancies and illnesses hinder the Supreme Court calendar. Justice Jatres T Grose’s successor nomination by Gov. Thomas E Devs stalled, while another justice’s illness delayed sessions. Justice Frank P B Malpas presides, with Justice D Page Morehouse filling in. Equity terms run by Justice James T Cross. Supreme Court activity includes 100 cases across a district spanning Onondaga Oneida Herkimer Jefferson and Lewis Counties.
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Defense funding split sparks call to raise cap
Marquis Childs argues the armed forces remain divided despite unification and warns the budget stalemate could be resolved by letting the defense fund exceed 15 billion dollars. He outlines a topical, illustrative setup for each service and notes the piece appears on pages 36-37 alongside features like horoscopes, amusements, and editorials.
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Balmy Days in Syracuse Persist with Warm Temperatures
The Weather Bureau reports a 49th straight day of above normal temperatures in Syracuse with a forecast for continued warmth as tomorrow nears. Wednesday averages show temperatures about 16 degrees above normal and Tuesday opened near 10 degrees above typical.
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Gas Tax Increase Predicted Amid Snow Forecasts
Harrisburg reports a two cent per gallon gas tax rise likely, with a forecast of increasing cloudiness and colder weather. Authorities say the tax could reach 30 cents per gallon after adjustments, with the next slate of measures expected tomorrow as the weather cooperates.
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Witnesses Named in Communist Spy Probe Hearings
Washington reports the House committee on un-American activities votes to reopen hearings today with former Undersecretary of State Welles and Whittaker Chambers associate Alger Hiss as central figures. Mundt and Stripling prepare to testify. New York grand jury widens espionage probe as Chamber’s documents and Hiss files surface amid dispute over disclosure.
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White House to Seek 16 Million for Israel Aid
The White House announced the president will ask Congress to appropriate up to 16 million dollars for aid to Palestine refugees. The request follows a United Nations General Assembly resolution adopted November 19.
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Reds Drive Toward Peiping in China War
Nationalist forces pull back across multiple towns near Peiping as Communist units advance within 46 miles of the capital. Reported withdrawals from Miyun and Hangua followed days of combat, with explosions destroying aviation fuel and ammunition at Pewing South Field.
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No Money Trees Here Fare Takes Girl Cab Driver
A confused report describes a city taxi ride where a girl pays a $263 fare. The text references a cab driver and mentions a tax bill of $263. It also cites an individual named Thomas Jacks, a merchant seaman, currently in custody at Alice headquarters.
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Fine Print Leads to Fraud Suit in Insurance Case
Government lawyers used the fine print on an Westminster Insurance Co policy in a fraud case. The health policy offered 25 weekly benefits with small print noting confinement or illness conditions. Separate New York reports described dehydration and unrest in bars as bartenders faced shutdowns and licensing challenges.
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Greeks executed in Salonika crackdown on rebels
Seven Greek men and women were executed today by a king squad under military authority in Salonika. The convicts were charged with involvement in the Communist guerrilla revolt and alleged Kraser linked crimes.
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Advice Note From a Cotton Grower on Saunders Hopkiis
A fragmented reminiscence recalling guidance once shared by a cotton grower in Dallas. It cites a grandfather who led a Sunday School class and urged youths to take on life with caution, using the proverb about not being able to chew more than you can chew. The wording suggests a personal anecdote about prudent risk and life lessons.
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City Orders X Rays for Grocery Staffs Health Inspectors Begin Screening
Health Commissioner Dr Sargent announced mandatory X rays for food handlers in grocery stores dairies and similar establishments. Inspectors will schedule examinations at the Syracuse Free Dispensary with initial focus on restaurants grills hotels and fountains. About 200 workers were X rayed on opening day and more facilities will follow as the program expands.
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Four survive after Pacific C-54 crash ordeal
In the Pacific near Johnston Island, 43 aboard a C-54 perished or survived after a Sunday crash. Three dozen Air Force personnel drifted 49 hours on two crowded life rafts amid shark activity before rescue by Rendova near 520 miles southwest of Honolulu. Survivors were picked up after a two day air sea search. two men died and one jumped overboard after 30 hours.
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Pearl Harbor a Day Japs Want to Forget
Tokyo recalls Pearl Harbor seven years after the attack as crowds react to news that the US Supreme Court may hear appeals from warlords. Some Japanese feel shame and want to forget while others call the strategy mistaken, noting ruined streets and economic hardship.
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