H W Smith's Body Lie In State At War Memorial
Hurlbut W Ewith Smith 86 Syracuse industrialist and civic leader will lie in state at the War Memorial Auditorium he helped found. He died at 6 35 PM yesterday at 1311 James St after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University with public viewing today 10 AM to 6 PM.
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H.W. Smith
War Memorial
Hurlbut W. Ewith
Syracuse
Mr. Smith
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters
Joe
James St
Corcoran
Sumth
MR. Sitlh
Fairchild & Meech
W. Onondaga
St. Sphere
Memorial Hall
Maison St. Ywest
Hendricks, Chapel
Syracuse University
Ellsworth Reamon
Betts Memorial Church
Wiliam P. Tolley
Charles C. Roble
Po Floyil Diefendorf
Roland Pond
E. Lawrence Smith, Jr
Wilbert L. Smith
Sheldon Smith
Charles Smith
Lester F. Smith
Hudson
Groton
Codland
Smith
War ‘Memorial Auditorium
U S Senators and Rep Visit Strasbourg and Western Europe
The U S Senators and Representative visited Strasbourg Germany and then toured several Western European countries. They voiced concern about forging Western unity for defense and policies amid ongoing postwar adjustments. Marquis Childs notes this in his regular feature.
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U. Rs
Repho
Thesembly
Strasbourg
Germany
Marquis
Childs
Dewey Backed as Possible Nominee by Albany Figure
Albany Republican activist Van Duzer declares Dewey could emerge as the presidential nominee at the proper time. He supports Taft for the nomination and says Eisenhower has not publicly declared candidacy. The feud with Dewey spans years as political strategy shifts.
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Albany
Blyman Wilson C. van Duzer
Eisenhower
Gover
Dewey
van Duzer
Middletown
Robert E. Taft
Ohio
White House
Vant Duzeé
Delney
Joe R
Hanley
Eisenhotwer
van Dizer
Heath
Steel Talks Reach Crisis in Pittsburg
Steel wage talks loom as United Steel workers arrive in Pittsburgh with top strategists and policy committees to push a peaceful settlement or prepare for a nationwide strike. Washington officials prepare to pressure wage and price issues and aim to sign a new contract before a January 1 strike deadline. Cyrus S. Ching is expected to convene industry negotiators if a walkout is authorized.
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Pittsburg
Allcs
CSO
United Steelworkers
Us.w
Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Fire guts Plattes Grounded Church in Duanesburg
An 11 year old Reformed Presbyterian church building in Duanesburg was destroyed by fire. The Rev. Harry H Kiners said the cast-iron frame structure likely housed $23,000 in damage and the cause remains undetermined after foggy conditions delayed a full investigation. The church, rebuilt after an 1835 fire on the same site, sits near Schenectady County.
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Duanesburg
Harry H. ‘Kiners
wWt
Normne-church
Yepairs
la Bourget
Chis
Schenectady
FREAK BLIZZARD PARALYZES WATERTOWN AND BUFFALO SUBURBS
A massive blizzard dumped three feet of snow on Watertown isolating the city and closing all schools. Southern Buffalo suburbs also saw two feet of snow while trains ran hours late. Snowbound roads halted bread and milk deliveries and city officials sought state aid to clear routes. Hundreds of soldiers from Camp Drum were stranded overnight.
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Watertown
Buffalo Feather Bureau
Buffalo
New York
St Cesls
Camp Drum
Dear Santa Letters From Syracuse Box Ask for Doll
A Syracuse North Side girl writes Santa from a post office box at the Syracuse post office. She says she has been pretty good and asks for a doll. The letter notes her little brother is good all the time and asks for a Happy suit and white handguns. Postmaster Myron J Parkinson explains Santa has an arrangement with the Post Office to receive letters addressed to him.
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Santa Claus
St Nick's
Syracuse
Myv
Myron J_ Parkinson
Postofice
No Progress as Christmas Armistice Hopes Fade
News from Korea reports Allied and Communist subcommittees failing to make progress toward a 30 day cease fire extension. Negotiators meet again tomorrow but only 10 days remain before the November 27 truce deadline. Key issues policing the armistice and remaining terms delay final agreement.
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Fanmungom
Korea
E.S.T
Five-Way Inquiry Under Way Over Florida Liner Crash
In Elizabeth New Jersey authorities probe the Florida bound three engine C 46 Mart Airline crash near Newark Airport that killed 56. Rescue workers recovered the final body as investigators from Civil Aeronautics pursue records and await official statements. Pilot Lyons from Miami is noted among the victims. authorities say the case hinges on established aviation rules and duty of care.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Lake Michigan
Fojbe
Capitols
Joseph O
Civil Aeronautics .Authority
Who
State Department
Review Board
Truman
Loyalty Quiz Reopened in State Hearing
State probes reopen hearing on loyalty quiz amid review board findings. Officials emphasize only reasonable doubt on loyalty grounds as the department faces renewed scrutiny.
Churchill Eden Lunch With Churchill Eden Talks
A garbled report describes a public hearing where figures including Churchill and Eden are referenced amid talks on government changes. The text mentions a horse operation, a commission, and inquiries tied to Eisenhower, Truman, and a parochial school context in London and Washington.
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Muesud WA Ferete
State Crime Commission
Paris
Britain
Empire News
Troy
Winston Churchill
Francis Edward Mahota
Anthony Eden
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tombins Cove
London
Commission
Joseph M
Proskauer
Mahota
Ta Exi
Church of Plain
Churchill
Immaculate ‘Conception
Noll
Dent Truman
Washington
Earlyfone
John McLaren
York City
Coli
Unrest in Mexico City Nightlife District Sparks Violent Brawl
A chaotic street scene in Mexico City's nightlife area led to a bloody brawl in a crowded venue. Police reported many spectators knocked from seats as bottles flew, with no arrests. Investigators described a chaotic night before officials sought to curb vice and corruption.
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Mexico
City
Hudson River County
Gover
Dewey
U.S. Army
Murphy to Head Commission Cleaning Up Federal Misdeeds
Washington reports indicate Judge Murphy will lead a new commission to root out public officials who betray trust with protections for honest officeholders. President Truman and Murphy reportedly discussed the role during meetings in Washington as the White House signals a broad probe into federal employees.
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Rewenork
Ftomas
Murphy
Alger Hiss
Aolders
Washington
Ity Review Hoard
White House
Joy-tan
Learred Hare
Truman
Yi Murphy
Jett
Air battle over Korea as UN forces damage MiG-15 jets
United Nations forces said five Communist jet fighters were damaged after a dogfight in northwest Korea. Twenty American Sabre jets cornered ten Soviet-built MiG-15s, damaging two in a 25 minute clash at altitudes from 35 000 to 35 000 feet. Ground action followed as patrols raided the frozen front, marking a no fatality day since last August.
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Eighth’ Army
Korea
United Nations
Tax Mess Hinted in New York City Probe
Federal Tax chief Dunlap says the New York inquiry into tax irregularities is broad and tough, potentially involving upstate areas and many phases. He declines to confirm specific individuals while announcing Frank W. Lohn will lead the Internal Revenue Bureau’s intelligence division as longtime official William Woolf retires.
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Washington
Dunlap
New York
Syracuse
Albany
New York City
Daniel Bolen
Carroll Mealey
The
Revenue Bureau
Joseph Nunan
Frank W. Lohn
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tax Service
Lobn
William
Woolf
Gas main bursts cutting 1000 homes in Baldwinsville
A Break in an eight inch gas main in Baldwinsville cut gas to nearly 2000 customers at 8 AM. Crews from Niigata Mohawk Power Corp joined about 24 workers to control the break near State Fair led about 200 feet from Willis. Weather may have caused the rupture and pressure dropped as service was restored shortly after 9.
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Baldwinsville
Sandot
Niigata Mohawk Power Corporation
State Fair
Qrest’ of
Willis
Power Company
Baldavingville
Wife Expecting Twins Husband Held as Burglar
Charles J. DeLooze pleaded not guilty in police court to third degree burglary after a wine drenched incident at a Wester Rag and Metal Key. Detectives found an electric heater and money to pay hospital bills as his wife nears delivery. the couple is expecting twins.
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Charles JL. DeLooze
DeLooze
Almond
Tiga
George
Bernard J. Nels
Bn DeLogre
Dee
DeLoozes
Ralooze
Ned Fer
Rand Fury
Retaken 2dslands and Red Radio Claims
Unclear telegram style report from Seoul cites Red Radio claiming retaking positions on the Korean coast and listing casualties and captures. UK sources note confusion over exact location and numbers amid ongoing North Korean communications.
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Red Radio
Seoul
Korea
Pyotgyang
Red
Wang
Brazil Toll From Train Crash Reported in West State
A Brazilian news agency reports a deadly train crash in a western state, with several people killed. The chaotic dispatch notes unclear details and quotes a saying about money failing to influence events.
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Rio
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City Life
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Eden
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