Truman Urges Christmas Seals To Speed TB Eradication
President Truman told the National Tuberculosis Association that the nation stands ready to accelerate tuberculosis eradication. He urged widespread use of Christmas Seals to fund work by voluntary associations linked to the NTA. A Hungarian government note reveals Homer Bigart was ordered from Hungary and reached Vienna after border crossing efforts, highlighting press involvement in the era.
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National Tuberculosis Association
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Vienna
New York
Homer Bigart
Hungary
Neason
Gvernment
Blgart
Itis
New York, Herald Tribune
Accidents Fire Levels Building Horseneads Pl
Explosion of an oil powered team cleaner near Webster, Indiana, and delays in repairs threaten a loss potentially exceeding $200,000. Firemen report the blast damaged a shop and caused extensive damage to a mechanical repair facility. Authorities note production was halted due to weather conditions.
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Slymitd Hy
Webstoy
Induytstax Motor
Pery
Piven Yepple Shop
He Foo
Denmy
Irograse
EelKing
Tol Yac
Mnstoall Feorne
Helwan T . Si Pabius Vfralo
New York
Tedelin Ey Scanakt Que Kataetien Oe Telephone Co
Lafayette
Tee Eat Pablue
New Jersey enacts broad ban on televised criminal trials
A sweeping reform in New Jersey bars televised criminal trials in municipal and smaller courts and restricts court broadcasts of proceedings. The new rule tightens coverage limits, prohibits certain trial visuals, and emphasizes preserving courtroom decorum during public sessions. The measure affects local tribunals and signals a shift in public access to live justice processes.
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New Jersey
Arenton
Talovidiny
Chiang Kai-shek Aid Request Pressured Truman
Mme Chiang visited Washington seeking American aid for Chiang Kai-shek's forces. U.S. officials showed growing doubt over Chiang's ability to stem Communist advances. Mme Chiang, staying with Mrs Marshall, did not reveal future plans or offer new concessions.
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Chiang
Suel
Marshall
Baer
Farouk Rejects Palestine Annexation Plan
King Farouk of Egypt rejected annexing Palestine and Transjordan urging unity under a local ruler. Soviet Pravda urged greater emphasis on scientific research and ideological education in the USSR. General MacArthur said repatriation of Japanese POWs would be suspended during winter due to rough weather. Manila Pact draft faced delays from technical and weather conditions.
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Transjordan
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Communist Party
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Manila
Klan Initiates 300 in Macon Amid Cross Fire In City
In Macon Ga Klansmen claim they support equal chances for Negroes while two fiery crosses blaze near a Negro store and a gas station. Dr Samus Green of Atlanta heads the order as 2300 Klansmen attend initiation at the city auditorium. Investigators find smoldering rags after the incident. Grand Dragon says Klan seeks white supremacy but does not hate Catholics Jews or colored people.
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Ku Klux
Samus Green
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City Auditorium
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Dragon Green
Klan
Ner
Anc Ned
Prison Guards Foil Break Attempt at Washington State Prison
Prison guards thwarted an attempted breakout at Washington State Prison as convicts tunneled to liberty. Officers used a guard vehicle to block the yard and pursued the escapees who were still digging when captured.
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Wabean Afar Bbs
Washinown State
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Youth Returns To Bride 13 To Keep Her Love
DETROIT om Lather Garolt McCoy 1K was seeing Wit Alt love today. After a 3,000 mile flight from Anchorage to re turn him to his bride Ruth Lida of three months. McCoy vowed never leave her again. He sneaked aboard a plane to return and was helped by immigration men and workers who lent passage money. He found Ruth after arrival.
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Garolt McCoy
Anchorage
Alaska
Itasaatowaway
Ruth Lida
Yung McCoy
McCoy
Lida
Anchorare
Jill Ruth
Minneapolis
McCor
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Russia Criticizes U S Policy in Korea
Pravda notes Soviet criticism of United States Korea policy and asserts Moscow supports an independent democratic state in the region while mentioning covert background and published documents in Soviet press.
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Paris
Theft Kills Trip Of Palio Children
Grannis 96 an intel who stole 4 rasuere shut tered the hopes of 12 young polio patients for Christmas at home. The children had been promised braces that would have permitted them to leave their hospital beds by Christmas. Charles A. Rhyne, President of Carolina Brace Manufacturing Company, said he reported the untold case yesterday. The set contained the records of the children's measurements and scarce tools for brace fittings. He said the measurements cannot be replaced before Christmas.
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Intel
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Christams
Charles A. Rhyne
Carolina Brace Manufacturing Company
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Ite
300 Friends Fight to Save Doomed Man
Russia cracks down on labor in Berlin as Soviet authorities move to tighten control of unions in the Soviet zone. Protests erupt as East and West tensions rise, with clashes and arrests reported amid efforts to restrain opposition to Soviet policies.
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Sanchoita
Agel Rundsetau
Spy Hunt From Page One Details Emerge From Maryland Farm Case
Investigators press forward in a high profile spy hunt linked to a Maryland farm. The inquiry centers on alleged state secrets and arable methods, with figures such as Roy J. Hamlin chairing a steering group and judges weighing legality and potential appeals. Evidence references Katherine law, Mesalger, Gewnsea Lawsan, and Virginia Ostrander among others as the case unfolds. The prose hints at a broad, tangled web of loyalties, court actions, and possible insanity findings while noting ongoing hearings and potential appeals.
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Roy
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Federal grand jury convenes amid film reveal and committee pressure
A federal grand jury will hear the Tamions case amid calls from the Houta Activining Committee to expose the film. U S Attorney Anmonticnd Luikay and the BX are involved as the investigation proceeds.
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Anmonticnd Luikay
Houta Uaitirs
Murder Shocks WHIPTAKET CHAMBERS After Apartment incident
A complex sequence at the Maryland apartment complex ends with a man, Chapman, dying from a collapse after an argument and alleged espionage probe fallout. Witnesses describe tense moments as police searched the site and an elevator incident drew attention. The report notes a former Nae employee involved and ongoing investigation by authorities.
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Eshelion
Ghaibard
Yayor
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Drnaday
Tim
Washington
Alora
Chambers J
Ledohwy
Chapman
Hess
Mrs. Drooney
Rooney
Chipman
Saas
Japantead Companio Save Force
Inka
Mistletoe Supply Cuts Rule At Holiday Stores
Fragmentary OCR shows shoppers in Chicago amid holiday bustle as mistletoe stock is plentiful but mounting restrictions limit displays. The note references allied markets, anticipated demand, and constant chatter about festive decor and door adornments.
Tavern Owners Wives Picket In New York
In New York a group described as tavern owners' wives picketed outside taverns. They claimed contracts with unions were involved and voiced concern over conditions. An official stated the protest did not bode danger to peace and dismissed it as unrelated to broader labor actions.
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Ligier Tenens
Manhattan
Pen
Castine
Omstieyer
Method of Seeing Movies Criticized
A former state official and witnesses discuss how audiences interpret films from 1930 to 1948. The grand jury, House committee, and police investigate alleged subversive plays and perversion rumors. Finland’s theatrical scene and Cold War angle surface through mentions of censorship and cultural clashes.
Truman and Dewey Meet at Gridiron Club Dinner
President Truman and his rival Thomas E. Dewey will share a dinner at the Gridiron Club tonight marking their first meeting since the campaign. The event is slated as a social gathering in Washington with reporters and guests awaiting brief remarks.
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Washington
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Go.p
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Thomas E. Dewey
Ince
CE Hess
Netherlands Break Talks with World Peace Group
Fragmented overseas reports say the Netherlands halted discussions with a UN mediation group. The Indonesian Republic may receive international aid as talks about an interim government for allied forces continue amid uncertain outcomes.
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Netherlands
Todiy
United Nation
Indonesia
Repaired 53 Historic Documents From New York
National Archives specialists repair and preserve 53 prize historical documents from New York State dating to 1653. The items will travel on the New York Freedom Train beginning next month, sponsored by state newspaper groups and Associated Dailies. Documents arrived from New York City guarded by state police and will be overseen by architect Wayne C. Grover with preservation plans using an apcate process.
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National Archives
New York State
Emntra
New York
New York City
Merman Robinton
B. FP. Lang
Cambridge
Stily
P. Dwyer
Gene
de. Wayne C. Grover
Flushing
John Rowney
Pelne Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
Russian Cooperation Is Foreseen in Rochester Luncheon
In Rochester, Francis H. Russell said a united Western alliance with Soviet Russia may be needed if democratic societies collapse. He urged strengthening ties to avoid world division, while other speakers warned of aggressive communism and stressed responsible policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Toussia
Tm Rvorks
Pefmil
State Department
Ollbetad
Severd
Rochester Institute of International Affirs
Francis H. Russetl
Austin
Soviet Russia
Umes
Vera M. Dean
The
Foreign Policy Association
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Welles
Ste
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Gordon P. Saville
City Club of
Rochester Association For the United Nations
Russell
Publc Affairs
Soviet Union
Joommunis
Berlin
Europe
Twenty freight cars derailed in Watertown yard incident
Twenty empty Nopper-type freight cars derailed early today in the New York Central Railroad yards in Watertown. An emergency crew and steam crane were dispatched amid reports of wreckage and switching errors. Authorities expected the derailed cars to be cleared by tonight as investigators review origins and possible causes.
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Abraham Lincoln
Delegsies
H.C. Farnham
Ately Hall
Lew
Norwood
Watertown
Dungan
Albany
Benjamin Franklin
Platishure
York
Aunt Het By Qoreat Quillen in a Warm Hotel Scene
A snippet shows Moti quietly in a hotel, a group of Mah white figures passing by, the jal alley deserted, and a mood of quiet isolation. The text hints at tension and restrained action in a small, atmospheric setting.
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Qoreat Quillen
European views spark call for U S leadership abroad
Senator returning from a four month Europe tour urges strong American moral and military leadership. He claims Western Europe fears U S power and argues the United States must back its stance on Palestine and global affairs to aid small nations.
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Teving
Soran Tao
Nbaul Uus Ignsi
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