Georgia official cites Columbians confessions in plot to take over US government
Atlanta reports that Georgia Attorney General BuFord Cogk announced confessions by two Columbians members. The men Jamey Ralph Childers and Lamar Waller allegedly tied to a plan to incite violence and flip political power, with references to a Nazi league and orders for flaggings. Confessions implicate editor Bill Arnall and prosecutor Dan Pulte in documenting letters and plans. The Fulton County prosecutor may seek further indictments.
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Columbians, Inc
United States
New York
City
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AntiNaszi Lenguo
Goule
Jamey Ralph Childers
Lamar Wallee
Pioty
Phey
Ralph. Mc.Gin
Dan Pulte
Flovy
Cook
Mary’ Burke
Murder Trial Test Boy, 3, Shows Revolver Fear
In Lansing a packed court hears testimony from Clayton Smith Jr, a blond three year old, about his father’s revolver firing and killing his mother, as the boy briefly toys with the pistol under the judge’s chambers and is guarded by relatives.
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Lansing, Mich
Clayton Smith
Lansing Pollce
Ite Fala
RoRanne
Smith
Bontrivo” Smith
Floyd ‘Smith
Warm Rain Streak Expected With Unusually Warm Week
Weather report notes above normal temperatures and light rain through Wednesday. A high pressure system along the Atlantic coast drives warm air. temperatures reach a record 64 degrees, about 20 degrees above normal, with light rain in the forecast.
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South Swhiey
South Atlantle
Weather forecast for eastern and central New York area
Light rain and mild temperatures expected today and tonight across eastern and central New York. Temperatures range from mid forties to mid sixties with a forecast of near normal to slightly above normal through midweek, then turning colder Friday with a warming trend Sunday.
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Byraquse
Westnorlay
New York
Communist forces push toward Paoling Hopei capital
Chinese Communist leaders declared a new offensive to drive toward Paoling the Hopei provincial capital as fighting raged in Henan Shansi Shantung and Hopeh provinces. Officials in Northern Manchuria say the Communists are ready to mobilize about 150000 to 200000 troops for a new campaign.
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Shansi
Shantung
Hopeh
Manchuria
Iran Troops Attack Azerbaijan Border Battle Update
Iran reportedly attacked Azerbaijan with troops and aerial artillery, capturing 13 border towns as fighting flared along the mountainous frontier. Authorities said government forces advanced along the Ghaflukuh Mountains toward Tabriz corridor, with multiple frontier townships taken in the southeast clash, as reports from Teheran and Tabriz circulated.
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Abriz
Mianoh
Tatf
Taka
Azerbaijan
Ghaflukuh
Tadio ‘Tabriz
Janfar
Pishevari
Costumn
Next Big Four talks in Moscow aims at German views
Diplomats in Moscow push to hear small nation perspectives before major powers meet. Foreign minister hopes to reverse stance and align on Germany policy. Page 6 column 3.
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Moscow
Westam
Wonistex
Germany
Greek forces repulse new Communist thrust in Thrace
Greek Third Army spokesman reports 300,101,000 bandsmen openly supplied by Bulgaria opened a three mile front around Corsiavos in western Thrace. The new Communist thrust began on the night of December 6 and is opposed by one battalion of Greek troops with artillery support to defend the village.
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Salonika
Bulgaria
Corsiavos
Thrace
Elkhowt
Tde
Baldness linked to endocrine activity says Northwestern pro
Associate professor at Northwestern University notes baldness aligns with endocrine function after clinical study. Dr Herbert Ratener of the American Academy of Dermatology outlines that baldness occurs mainly in men, with rare instances in women and children, and mentions hormonal therapy options like stilbestrol though practical limits exist.
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Northwestern University
Herbert Ratener
Bilty
Monleys
Uly
Rea
B. Rakoff
Jefferson Medical” College
Philadelphia
Ported
Border breach reports near frontier with Bulgaria
A spokesman said that armed men were seen openly carrying weapons and supplies across the border into Bulgaria at night. The report notes that border guards observed the movements and that authorities concluded the item on page 6, column 2.
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Gence
Bulgaria
Inside Labor Injunctions Debate Spawns Revision Call
A clipped editorial notes ongoing court actions and injunctions affecting labor and employers. It calls for revising the LaGuardia Norris anti injunction net to require injunctions apply to both parties or to neither.
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Tattay
Editorial Pao
LaGuardia- Norris
Wisconsin picket war leaves 56 held after clash at Allis-Chalmers
In West Allis near Milwaukee 900 officers battled roughly 1 500 strikers and sympathizers at the Allis-Chalmers plant as police report 23 injuries. About 66 people were arrested during a half hour of clashes at the gates. The United Automobile Workers strike has lasted 228 days.
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CLO
Allis-Chalmers
West Allis
C.so
United ‘Automobile
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Hotel Lincoln Fire Routs 700 Guests
A 13th floor room fire at the Hotel Lincoln near Times Square forced 700 guests from their rooms as a precaution. The blaze damaged the room and adjoining furnishings but did not breach the steel door to spread. Louis Fairjaub, 41, of Washington, who raised the alarm, said he woke to flames and escaped with a water-soaked towel.
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New York
INS
Lincoln
Times Square
Louis Fairjaub
Washington
Gas Flow Halted by Pipe Blowout Near Longview
A feeder line to the Big Inch pipeline blew out near Longview Texas today halting gas supply from the Carthage field. Nearby crews worked to isolate the leak and restore service as soon as possible. County emergency officials urged consumers to conserve gas until repairs were completed.
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Longview
Tex
Carthage
Moves Speeded To Avoid Coal Tieup in April
Washington lawmakers set March 81 as a deadline for labor control bills to avert a possible coal strike. Both parties aim to pressure Congress as John L. Lewis’ order to resume mining by April 1 looms. President Truman seeks a legislative framework balancing labor responsibility with public welfare amid disputes in coal, steel, oil and transportation. The Supreme Court also weighs in on coal dispute issues including foremen unionization under Wagner Act.
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John
L. Lewis
Congress
Truman
Lewis
Clarke N. Clifford
White ‘House
Supreme Court
Air Mishap 28 Reported Dead in Crash
Tokyo dispatch reports a C 46 transport plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Tsama Air Base near Osaka. 28 of 29 aboard were reported killed, with one survivor. Unconfirmed casualty figures and withheld victim names frustrated early notification efforts.
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Tokyo
Tsama
Osaka
Okyo
Fukuoka
Kyushnu
New Sugar Stamp Valid Jan 1 Through April 30 1947
The OPA announced a new consumer sugar stamp for five pounds will be valid from January 1 to April 30, 1947. It is expected a second 1947 stamp will be made good before this one expires, increasing the current five pounds per four months. Industrial sugar allotments for the first quarter of 1947 remain unchanged from late 1946.
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Washington
OPA
UN Public Opinion Shapes World Policy
Public opinion increasingly guides United Nations actions as diplomats debate security forces and disarmament in a tied vote on withdrawing forces from non national territories. Sir Hartley Shawcross challenged delegates to heed public sentiment amid the fragile balance of power.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Hartley Shawcross
Bhawcross
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