City Budget Plans Highlight Large Capital Improvements
Mayor Prank J Costello outlines a multi year capital program totaling about 1.9 million for improvements including street widening and paving. He cites 1.1 million earmarked for capital funds and suggests remaining funds may come from transfers and reserves. The plan includes a 2.3 million rehabilitation and new construction program urged by the Board of Education and a street resurfacing effort estimated at 1 million.
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Board of Educations
Banks Face U S Action Over Mortgage Charges
Attorney General Clara and U S officials allege a conspiracy among Chicago banks and brokers to suppress mortgage competition in violation of the Sherman Act. Courts may order refunds to customers for fees and commissions collected and paid to brokers tied to Federal Housing Administration transactions.
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Chicago
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Nortzazes
Study of Marshall Plan Costs Slated
Washington reports a planned examination of Marshall Plan costs for a second year. Senate leaders Connally and Vandenberg will chair hearings with budget experts from the Economic Cooperation Administration to assess expenditures and outcomes.
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Congress
Connally
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Feonom ¢ Co
Dpperanar Adiminisration
Bedell Smith to Return to Washington Amid Post Uncertainty
U S Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith plans a return to Washington near year’s start possibly to resume Army duties, with President Truman facing the task of filling the diplomatic post. The feature notes other pages and columns including editorials, horoscopes, and sport items in the same issue, guiding readers to specific sections.
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Walter Bedell Smith Wall
Washngton
Wascon
Truman
Meraui Childs
Surgeon Removes His Own Appendices in Hamburg
Dr Theo dor Herr repaired today that he removed three of his own appendices in an operation lasting an hour and a half. After sewing the incision he returned to hospital duties in Hamburg near Rensburg where he had lived since fleeing East Prussia. He worked without a murmur with a nurse and assistant handing instruments and reported no bleeding complications.
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Theodor Herr
Herr Ported
Rome
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Rensburg
East Prussia
Court of Appeals rules on screwball slang and damages ruling
Ann a polis readers learn the Court of Appeals upheld a Montgomery County jury verdict finding unjustified charges of disorderly conduct against James P. Crowe of Ste. Spung. The court clarified slang terms like screwball do not by themselves prove criminal intent, while Navy medical officer Captain Thomas Kennedy appeals a malicious prosecution finding that awarded $14 00 in damages.
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Court of Appeals
Edward S Demplamne Jv
Ste
Inomas F Kennedy
Navy
Kennedy
Cleveland Police Detective On Serene Night Radio Interview
Detective Lt David B. Kerrum of the Cleveland Police discusses crime gender differences and criminal matters in a radio interview from the Breck Chip. He asserts no trouble finding evidence and notes a disturbing trend among offenders, with emphasis on women’s behavior compared to men.
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Cleveland
David B. Kerihem
Police
Minister Guilty Of Speeding In Pasadena Court
Reverend Harold A Lindsay pleaded guilty to speeding 70 miles per hour on a parkway and other traffic violations in Pasadena. Judge Rogers gave him a 350 fine and criticized his attitude toward the court while noting a minister’s responsibility in driving.
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Las Angeles
Harold A Lindsay
Pasadena
Tudge Rogers
Ned Lepton Sea Ve Malty
Riots Bring Action in Egypt Declares State of Emergency
An emergency was declared across Egypt amid rioting that has left numerous dead and hundreds injured as protests and clashes continued through the last forty eight hours. Authorities urged calm and mobilized security forces to restore order nationwide.
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Egypt
Milksh ed League vows price fight in six state milk shed
In Albany the Milksh ed League Cooperate Association for Agriculture says many milkshed farmers will resist price dips after World War II. Leon A Chopin reports price requests for next year, including 6.6 per hundred for January to March and 5.44 for April May, with a plan to cut retail prices by a penny in January and again in April. The Milk Dealers Association seeks to tie Class 4 pricing to Boston markets.
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Loray
New York
Uney
Leon A Chopin
Dausmens League Cooperate Association
RLS Agriculture Department
New
Boston
Bikini Bomb Test Report Hidden From Public View
President Lruryan stated the suppressed Bikini Bomb Test Report would not be released or altered. A journalist at Ars press conference noted the report’s status remained unchanged as ongoing inquiries continued.
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Leuman
Aoauty
Ars
State highway routes reshaped in central New York
The State Department of Public Works announced route designation changes effective January 1 affecting central New York roads. Several highways are rerouted, with new links between Brain Rates and Fulton, an amended Oswego route, and added southern end segment on Route east of Cheda toward Sconondon Comets. Rome Long Lake and Tupper Lake alignments remain unchanged. details continue on page 4.
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New York
Verhanes
Syracuse 1
Oswego
Elide
Fulton Innerby County
Cheda
Sconondon Comets
Rome Long Lake
Tupper Lake
Platishing Wall
Temperature Drops Bring Winter Weather Tomorrow
A rough forecast indicates temperatures will fall below normal with wintry conditions and intermittent snow. Today averaged above normal, but tomorrow will trend back to normal. lows near 2C and winds light. Cold weather then continues through Saturday with continued unsettled conditions in the region.
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Mom Canada
Lamarrow
Weather Bureau
Man in Newark Faces Charge After Illegal Entry Case
A legal entry charge was filed against Ed Lada 28 of Newark in a wartime context. The case involves a US Army man and a woman named Ursula Schmidt of Zehrendaxe, with restrictions on visitations noted.
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Two Syracuse Priests In Chinese War Zone
Two Syracuse priests are reported in danger while in China near the war zone. Rev Pobeut Fs Frank plo of Syracuse sent news of missionary island refuge but reports no contact. Father Kinner has not word of meetings and Father Frawley, son of the jet Service, is referenced with a distant connection to Grace Street resident Yakko Myan.
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Dtay
Pobeut
Frank Plo
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Nba
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Wrong Smith Arrests and a $1000 Claim in Ithaca Case
In a 1946 Onondaga County dispute, Arthur C Stallman of Ithaca says he was falsely arrested in Preble after a check written by Stallman bounced. Howard R Smith, deputy, testified the incident involved a cedar steel and handcuffs, with the arrestee later released as a mistaken identity.
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Slim
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Prette
Letiny
Alex
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Howard R Smith
Tihaca
Marshall Sits Up For Breakfast
Washington reports Secretary of State Marshall, who recently had a kidney operation, enjoyed breakfast at Walter Reed Hospital. A hospital official said he had a good night and was resting comfortably, with Marshall showing steady progress and responding to medical care.
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Walter Reed Hospital
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Stalin Returns After Vacation in Moscow
Moscow reports Stalin resuming duties after a vacation. The leader appeared rested and in good health, amid a reshuffle of Cycehoslovakia’s Premier Anton Zaporowis and a delegation from Cech officials visiting for talks with Russian leaders.
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Moncow
Prine
Costly Forgetfulness in a Banker's Tale and Death
An Arkansas man planned to leave his fortune to three friends who each received $100 gifts. A missing $300 check to the undertaker uncovered a fatal oversight, revealing how a Connecticut Yankee in a peculiar tale led to a costly lapse and the man’s death.
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Arkansas
Tymer FM
Truman Chiang to Meet Tomorrow in China Talk
President Truman indicated that discussions with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek would be on the agenda during a planned meeting tomorrow. Mrs Truman accompanied him as they hosted China’s first lady at a White House news conference.
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China
Malame Chiang Kar-shek
den Tomaira
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Accused Man Mum On Charge In Congressional Spy Inquiry
Washington hearings on alleged handling of secret government papers unfold with former State Department official Wadleigh testifying he accessed confidential documents only while in government service. The inquiry centers on connections to Chambers Hiss and a noted spy ring, with tense exchanges between witnesses and committee members.
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Wadlceigh
Chambers
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Hiss
Wediagh
Truman
Fred Nack
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Wind
Waaleah Sieon
Arne Chanman
New York City
Mtonday
Wadleigh
State Department
Carnegie Foundation For International Peace
Tsing
Vienna
Hands Off Policy Declared Over China by Foreign Secretary
In a House of Commons statement the foreign secretary outlined a hands off stance toward Communist China. He noted that economic constraints and our position prevented any material action while stressing the government’s warning to the Chinese regime.
Editor Moves Base in Berlin Switch to West Germany
An unnamed editor moved the base from Berlin to West Germany amid shifting allegiance. The article notes a Soviet backed outlet and a military source confirming the transfer as authorities described. The piece suggests an ethical theater and defense context within the Soviet army newspaper network.
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