Hiss Pleads Innocent To Perjury Charges In New York Trial
Alger Hiss pleaded innocent to ten counts of perjury after a grand jury indictment in a high profile espionage probe. Federal Judge John A. Clapey set bail at 85 000, with two government witnesses expected to testify. If convicted, Hiss faces up to five years per count and a heavy fine. The case stems fromFiles police and Senate findings from the recent 12 month investigation.
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Tax Quarrel Renewed Across State Lines
In SALGATLCK Conn up per Nivien Kelleias renewed her dispute with the government over with holding 19 percent taxes. She claimed her employer did not withhold taxes, demanded indictment, and noted previous attempts to collect taxes and penalties. The case recalls a prior spring when taxes totaling 437.70 were unpaid and 1,885.40 plus bank amounts were collected.
Southern Governor Conference backs regional compact for Negro education
The Southern Governor Conference approves a regional compact to fund higher education for African Americans, aiming to improve reforms beyond prior federal measures. The plan seeks sustained support within the region and broader national attention.
Fragmented OCR Snippet on Front Teeth and Names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions front teeth and various garbled names and phrases. It seems to reference individuals and a possibly political or social rant but lacks clear context, dates, places, or actionable details. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent event or report.
U S Blocks Joint River Power Plan
The Tre Dan administration blocked New York State and Ontario provinces proposed river power project at the U S, stating the State Department will not submit the New York Power Authority's joint commission application for inter national boundary water use. The decision followed careful consideration by the administration and State Department.
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Dewey Accuses Administration of Narrow Selfishness
Albany reports Governor Dewey denounces President Truman's administration as narrow and selfish in denying New York authorization to proceed with the St. Lawrence River power project. He claims the plan would protect New York’s right to develop its own power while accusing the federal government of political interference.
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Suit Accuses Rubber Firms Amid Cartel Breakup Bid
The U S Department of Justice charged a world cartel involving rubber producers including the Goodyear-led consortium and partners in New York London and Amsterdam. The civil action targets antitrust agreements that restrain import and export trade and price here.
French Army threatens to demolish Berlin air hazard towers
French engineers moved to blow up two radio towers near Berlin that served the Soviet and Western signals, after awaiting a Russian response to a blockade. Brig. Gen. Jean Ganaval reported to Russian authorities but received no reply, prompting demolition preparations in the French sector.
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Fire destroys eight Oneida stores in major downtown blaze
A late night fire in Oneida damaged eight downtown stores on Phelps and James streets, with five to six more affected by smoke and water as responders fought the blaze for hours. Chief Edward Voelker and Sherrill crews assisted, one firefighter overcome by smoke, and the total damage estimated at 225000 dollars.
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Career Expands Buffalo Prison Time for Felon
Berl Mograss headed to Asia Prison after a felony conviction. He received 78 to 30 months in prison after pleading guilty to an attempted theft of a wristwatch. His record includes 90 prior misdemeanor and violation convictions with 61 suspended sentences and fines totaling 25.
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Probe Hitler Trade Bid Secrecy Was Urged
Washington reports reveal House Un American Activities Committee documents suggest alleged theft from State Department files and claim Alger Hiss handled copies. The material centers on foreign policy in Europe and the Far East and includes testimonies tied to Winthrop Chambers and other figures.
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House Un-American Activities Computee
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Unclear OCR Story From Felicity Praire Oregon
Fragmentary OCR text from an Oregon item mentions Felicity Prairie and Bradents voting on a change. Names and places are garbled. key details about people, dates, or events are not recoverable from the readable portions.
Damage to British Carrier Is Probed
A damaged British carrier is under investigation after an Admiralty statement said a misfire struck the engine room. The blast damaged the light maintenance area and oil piping while engineers assess the gearbox and main engine components.
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London
Lamon
Janbolagie
Fragmented OCR prompts unclear title
Text is garbled with partial quotes and misread words. It mentions a woman, a game, and a voice named Joan Fontaine but lacks coherent facts, names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a proper news item.
Syracuse Probing Low High School Graduation Rates
Syracuse officials announce an intensive self study to uncover why only a small portion of local high school students graduate. Superintendent Paton notes the district is below national norms and will survey students, guidance staff, and leaving students to identify causes and needed program changes.
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U S urge Supreme Court to reject Tojo ruling stance
The United States government urged the Supreme Court to reject any move to cede power of judicial review over wartime actions. Officials warned such a step would threaten international stability and peaceful dispute resolution, impacting global affairs and national policy.
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Setitek
Truman Urges Labor Law Repeal and Wagner Act Return
President Truman backs repealing the Taft Hartley Labor Act and restoring the Wagner Act. AFL leaders including Groach and executive committee members conferred with Truman at the White House with Secretary of Labor Norbert Jobitt also present.
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Amergan Federation of Labor Executive Committee
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Pilot bails out as aircraft crashes in Germany
An American Navy air crew member bailed out safely after a plane developed engine trouble and crashed near Neublers Alc Bree in WIFSBADEN Germany. The pilot was identified as F. R. Parker of Weathertorn Fox and survived a shaken escape.
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Flash Floods Block Roads in West Virginia and Maryland
Water from a heavy 24 hour rain saturated north central West Virginia and Weston Maryland. Several communities were cut off as highways were flooded or blocked by landslides. A 50 foot cliff collapsed, damaging a house and injuring a child who escaped with minor scratches.
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Snow Melt Expected As Front Passes Over New York
Weather bulletin notes milder air and rain behind a front that will move through the state. Snow accumulations up to six inches were reported earlier with high winds and clearing skies tonight, followed by a drop in temperature and a rise in moisture tomorrow.
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New York State
Syracuse
Veterans protest roams city over pensions
Crowds of veterans demonstrated for higher pensions outside a government building in Rome. Police restricted access with fines and mobilized reserves as several veterans were reportedly subdued with minor injuries.
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Nar Velarahy
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Body of missing man found near Manasquan coast
The U S Coast Guard announced the body of one of two missing men from the trawler Balentre was washed ashore at Minagquay Beach. The vessel reported men washed overboard in strong winds and heavy seas.
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N. 5
U. S. Coast Guard
Minagquay Beach
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