Fire damages Milner Hotel and Clinton Avenue cornices
A downtown fire at the Milner Hotel and nearby Clinton Avenue building caused roof and cornice damage shortly after 1:50 AM. Firefighters reported the four story hotel had no residents affected and the blaze was confined to the exterior. The owner is listed as Miss Flora Britt.
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Alion Sound
Flora Britt
Army Plans Draft Recess During Christmas Season
Unclear draft schedule notes a 12 day break for physicals over the holidays. Army Secretary Royall says the pause allows recruits to spend time with families while awaiting December processing. Fire damage reported at a new store room with minor water effects amid the incident.
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Army
Royall
Gun Tragedy Ends Game Card Cheating Costs Life
A 13 year old boy, Raymond Up aghs, was killed by a shotgun blast during a heated game. Witnesses say Raymond claimed he had his finger on the trigger as he rapped across another boy’s knees. Prosecutor James Ny Medally and Inspector George Byanton reported that Jack and Russell confessed after an initial attempt to hide their story.
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Telghe
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Dawk
Nis
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James Ny
George
Byanton
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Russell
Krosher
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Raymond Wits
Gause Weanan
Weather drops 48 degrees in 14 hours near Canadian border
Forecaster Alex J. Gerber reports a sharp 38 degree fall from 18 above at 5 PM yesterday to 32 below at 5 PM today in Minnesota near Orr, with temperatures plunging toward the Canadian border. Authorities note readings on a government thermometer in the region.
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Tam
Jens
Forest
Alex ‘J. Gerber
Canadian
Dixiecrats and State Rights Shape Alabama Politics
A fragment from a feature on Alabama politics notes how the Dixiecrat faction and the state rights issue influence political fortunes. Marquis Chilas contributes a column, with related items listed on pages 62–63 and features including comics, horoscope, and pages 45 and 23 for pictures.
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I Atportant
Nort
Marquis Chilas
Hi Colutin
Ida Jean Kain
Dean Croswert
Mary Hateor H
Missing Flier Lands in Ohio with Troubled Flight Tale
A fragmentary notice reports Frank Nawack and nearby Polanis related flight incidents. The tale centers on Nawack departing Friday from Syracuse to Wichita, weather delaying him and prompting a police teletype Wednesday night as authorities tracked his route and the missing flier's movements.
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Polanis
Syracuse
Wichita
Hax
Lawir Koslowski
Lnday
Ars Koslowsk
Vigins
Slate
Kozlowski
NoWack
Vupriday
Snow blankets Syracuse area with heavy brief bursts
Snow belts stretch to Syracuse area including Brewerton Pulaski and Central Square. Inches of snow accumulate, sidewalks and roads slick while some rural roads remain clear. Residents report slow commutes and mixed road conditions across Pulaski Adams Center and nearby towns.
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Brewerton
Pulaski
Central Square
Brewenan
Tve
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Adams Canter
Traffic Inspected in Berlin as Russian Inspection Stops Routes
German mobile traffic between Eastern and Western Berlin halted for Russian inspection today. The So chi a Ministry ordered 18 inspect all German routes crossing the boundary.
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One Cent Milk Cut Sparks Farm Leader Debate
R F Kinney of Amenia speaking for the Eastern Mill Proficers Cooperative Association told 72 delegates at Hotel Onondaga that farmers cannot endure another small price cut. He warned a further one cent decrease would raise producer returns to about 35.63 per hundred after Jan 1, while current levels hover around 46.12 per hundred, with factory costs and labor rising and the dairy market under federal order shifts.
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Provident
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Hotel Onondaga
Ginny
Byarern
New York
Riad Peiro
Kinney
Whittaker Chambers Resigns as Time Editor
New York reports Whitaker Chambers, a former Communist spy and key figure in the espionage probe, resigns as senior editor of Time Magazine. Attorneys announced the move as Mrs Priscilla Hiss testified before a grand jury, linked to alleged Communist espionage.
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Kay
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Time Magazine
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Alper Hina
Federal Building
Sitteraent
Whittaker Chambers
Psplonope
Pine
Tinos
Chinese Ship Toll Rises After Explosive Disaster
Chinese vessel Isiangya bound south from Simmeha with about 4500 aboard faced a catastrophe as at least 3820 are reported dead or missing. Survivors recall chaos as hundreds rode without tickets. Cause remains uncertain, with theories of a mine or boiler overload.
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Isiangya
Simmeha Ality
Fragmented wartime reminiscence echoes in Vicksburg tale
A garbled passage recounts Elmer E. Wall of the American Legion in Vicksburg speaking of a Communist victory said to have shifted to defeat. The dialogue includes phrases about a father working and a bird and a minister’s page, reflecting uncertain wartime chatter from a damaged clipping.
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Elmer E. Wall
American Legion
Vicksburg
Wille Won
Jem
Ttle
Nose Matters in Doctor’s Odd Study on 47 Subjects
A doctor named Dr. Robert Franklyn analyzes a cohort of 47 subjects and notes that only one shows a deviation in nasal prominence. The report mentions personal dynamics and a scattered set of observations about noses and behavior, with no clear resolution or common outcome.
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Robert Aln Franklyn
Mosing Arouind
Franklyn
Thay
Mali
A. Wanyan
Viserous Circle BORTON UF Tavern Incident
An intoxicated man assaulted a tavern keeper and collapsed later, dying from a heart seizure. Police arrested another patron for drunkenness. The chaotic scene at the Tonbury tavern involved multiple witnesses and an ambulance.
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Palice Sy. John
Bolmes
Tonbury Tavern
Fragmented OCR News Note From Bellevue Parade
A garbled OCR fragment mentions events at Bellevue and a parade or gathering. It appears to reference signs and a person named Fravance and possible activity around a line or path. The readable portion is too incomplete to determine a clear event, date, or participants.
Evangelist Crowd Sermon Sparks City Debate
Citizens gathered as police removed a street evangelist after he asked pedestrians "Heaven or Hell" over a loud speaker. Commissioner George E. Davis called the question impertinent and an intrusion into private life.
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War Footing Expands Across Globe and Provinces
The article notes extended martial measures and heightened control in numerous provinces and Formosa, with NAMING WIL Presdent and Krleshok leading crisis response events tonight. Baramlee coordinates defense while Far Werte oversees regional operations.
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reunited mother and daughter after Berlin trip
In Berlin two German girls observe paths of Ruth and Lada as a man from Newark recalls a past romance with a woman named Ursula. The interview reveals a personal history tied to the era and an $8 gift as a small reunion moment.
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Bada
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Fire destroys Avalon Theater in Lowville blaze
A fire at the Avalon Theater and Western Union office in Lowville caused over 150000 dollars in damage, with the building nearly leveled. Forty volunteers and 16 hoses fought the flames, saving nearby properties including a Methodist parsonage and Mrs Savaly Yourey’s residence. The Western Union loss and a new autographic system were not fully tallied. Temperatures were near freezing during the snowstorm.
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Eant
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Stueture
Premier Named in Hungary Government Shakeup
Budapest reports claim that Budapest minister of agriculture and leader of the Smattellers party is named premier of Hungary. The move signals a major cabinet reshuffle and potential policy shifts.
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INS
Sivan Tobl
Agriculture
Lvader
Smattellers’ Party
Wax
Hengary
Father of One Twin Court Ruling in Sweden
In a Swedish case the court found Alan Wasna father of only one half of a twin set. Based on blood analysis the judge ruled he is the father of the boy but not the girl and ordered alimony only for the son. Legal observers note a similar 13 year old ruling.
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Atockholm
Weekend Oil Cold Weekend Forecast by Weather Bureau
A cold weekend is forecast with frigid temperatures from Lake Superior to Texas. Reading near International Falls Minnesota expects subzero levels while Minneapolis and nearby towns see similar lows. Winds from Lake Ontario will intensify, and added snow showers are possible tonight with continue cold conditions through Sunday.
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Texas
Syracuse
International Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
Lake Ontario
Las Rashe
Negroes' Pets Barred From Dog Cemetery Report
A blistering report on racial discrimination in Washington says segregation touches many areas, including a dog cemetery that barred burial of dogs owned by colored people. The study by Dr. Joseph Hin and colleagues analyzes prejudice across government, venues, and services.
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Columbia
Joseph al Aohing
Hin University
Chil Lag
Churchill urges wartime unity and Israel recognition in Commons speech
Winston Churchill called for Labour to recognize Israel immediately and appoint a diplomatic representative to Tel Aviv. He urged renewed Franco Spain cooperation with the Allies, a peaceful settlement with Russia, and broader Western unity to secure Europe, while warning the United States might guarantee security. He cited Stalin and a bipartisan U.S. approach as key to lasting peace.
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Winston Churchill
Israel
Franco
Spain
Russia
Commons
United States
Europe
Churchill
Britain
World
Tel Avn
United Nations
Germany
Western Europe
Josef Stalin
Apel
AMS
Stalin
Chicago Hotel Fire Ravages Five-Story Hubbard Hotel
A five story 208 room Chicago Hubbard Hotel on North Clark was swept by flames early today driving dozens of residents to the street. Fire officials reported no fatalities though one man was hospitalized after being overcome. Flames soared over 30 feet as the blaze raced through the building at 417 North Dearborn across the Chicago River.
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