Three-Way Probes Into Atlanta Hotel Fire Claim 120 Fatalities
The Winecott Hotel fire in Atlanta has risen to 120 dead as multiple investigations begin into Saturday’s disaster, the nation’s costliest hotel blaze. Three names were added to the death toll including Mrs. George D. Burch, 20, of Chattanooga, who died from injuries after a rope broke while she tried to descend ten floors. Her husband, who was injured last week, had descended to teach fire ladders. Two other victims were later identified.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse and region
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy conditions with continued warmth for the Syracuse area. Light showers possible tonight and Tuesday with low around 45 and highs near 54. Record highs and lows noted. extended forecast includes rain in northern portions and little temperature change through Tuesday.
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Fire at Barry Hotel Leaves 12 Dead in Saskatoon Blaze
Saskatchewan authorities identified 11 victims as a spectacular three story fire at the Barry Hotel near downtown Saskatoon raged Sunday. The blaze destroyed the hotel register and records hindering exact guest tallies. Officials estimated fewer than 400 people were present, with some bodies burned beyond recognition and 18 injured.
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Saskatchewan
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Albert Hix
Coal stocks stripped all winter hangover text
Washington reports a winter hangover from John Lewis coal strike with coal stocks down to about 70 million tons. Government response, looming next year, and labor tensions shape policy with courts and White House under pressure as Congress considers action amid injunction battles.
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Egypt Urges Troop Recall Amid Soviet Threats
A leaked report cites Bevin warning that Britain must keep forces in the Middle East to counter a Soviet threat in Palestine. Svertenko echoes the claim, while the league questions the need for continued British troops, noting no clear Soviet danger aside from Britain's fears.
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United Nations debate on arms reduction proposal
A revised United Nations arms reduction amendment calls for balanced withdrawal of troops stationed outside home and immediate removal of foreign forces without host government consent. The amendment, opposed as vague, contends it could force withdrawal from Panama Canal fortifications. Page 8 column 3.
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Top GOP Budget Problems Highlight Tax Plan Delay
Washington Senator Taft Ohio named two main issues for Congress: finalizing a governmental budget by February 25 and delaying tax legislation until the budget policy is reviewed. He suggested an income tax reduction depends on the 1948 operating budget, estimated near 30 billion dollars.
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Stocks Rally After Settlement Edges Toward Peak
New York stock exchange prices moved upward today after a settlement in the coat stake, with many issues rising one to six dollars a share. The opening showed potential for a market surge, while some profit taking trimmed gains later as trading continued. The ticker tape lagged boor trading for half an hour and 950000 shares changed hands in the first hour, the heaviest since last January.
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Yule sales set record in biggest Christmas spree
United Press reports the nation logged the largest pre holiday shopping rush in history as department stores and shops in many cities saw 20 to 30 percent higher sales than last year. Durable goods and electronics vanished quickly while some items remained scarce. projections for New Orleans hit 40 million dollars, Dallas sales up 31 percent through December 1.
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Heat Record Is Broken by Warm Weather Surge
The mercury climbed to 62 by noon, breaking the date’s 22 year old high of 59 degrees. It marks the sixth straight day above normal temperatures with more than light rain expected tonight and Tuesday as moisture increases. Sunday’s 54 came close to the record for that date, during a mild spell extending into the week.
Trade Pact Talks Between Soviet Norway Sweden Under Way
An authoritative source says a new trade pact among the Soviet Union Norway and Sweden is being negotiated here. Negotiators aim to pattern the agreement after Russia Sweden ties but keep it modest. They hope to iron out remaining details tomorrow.
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Liberte Sinks After Le Havre Collision in Storm
The 49,746 ton Liberte, previously the Europe, sank at Le Havre harbor after a storm tossed accident. French Transatlantique officials said efforts would try to pump and refloat the water-filled liner. The ship was ripped from moorings in a gale and struck the wrecked Paris, settling upright on the bottom. rescue crews removed the crew by morning.
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Safe 7000 Dollars Stolen From Utica Market
Deputy Chief Dennis Janklewieg reports a 30 inch by four foot safe containing $7000 was carried from Santo Tomaino Market at 819 South Street during the night. The strong box was raised and found at 7 30 A M when owner Tomaino opened the store.
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Views Exchanged On Standard Aims
The State Department announced informal exchanges of views on standardization of military equipment among the United States Great Britain and Canada. A spokesman said Finland’s natural development does not imply political arrangements or commitments.
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Ground Planes Grounded Vikings For Instability Tendencies
British European Airways announced its British built Vickers Vikings have been grounded temporarily due to a tendency toward instability under fe lw ing conditions.
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Resignation Pressure Seen as Victory for Allen and RFC Ties
Editorial page notes Wyatt's resignation as Federal housing expediter is framed as a win for Senator George Allen and his business allies, signaling the end of the RFC and its connections. The piece references editorials across sections including Amusements, Classified, Life, Inq-Reporter, Comics, and Sports, with page cues such as page 19 for pictures.
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Supreme Court to review contempt rulings in miners case
The Supreme Court agreed to review the contempt convictions of United Mine Workers Union leader John L. Lewis and the UMW, fined 3.5 million and 10 thousand dollars respectively. Jan 14 set for argument as production resumes slowly in coal and related sectors after the weekend strike end.
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12th RH Baby Saved at Boston Hospital
Surgeons at Children's Hospital Boston saved 12 newborns afflicted with a mysterious condition by draining diseased blood and replacing it with new blood. The latest case, Diane Seavey of Wakefield, born nine days ago, showed severe jaundice and low red blood count but improved after the hospital’s new pump system and blood bank method.
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