Snowbound Watertown Isolated by Winter Storm
Weather Bureau reports heavy snow hitting Watertown with up to six more inches possible. Winds up to 45 miles per hour worsened drifts, delaying trains and isolating the town for a second day. Syracuse area warned of further snow as travelers face continued travel disruptions and missed schedules.
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ORM
Weather Bureau
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Jouriol
Seay Anwarfield
Syracuse
Atta
Pune
Federal ruling clears Montezuma crossing plan
Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman approved New York State crossing Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge with a four lane highway after Fish and Wildlife Service consultation. Conservationists opposed the edge crossing as encroachment. the commission argues the roadbed aids flood control and traffic flow.
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New York State
Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
Oscar Chapman
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Fish and Wildlife’ Service
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Yedge
United Nations
Clark Sal
Seid
Commission
Baruch
Aeunion
Andrey
Vishinsky
Russia
Sera
Monroe
UPA
Russa
U.S. Navy
Wyldlife Service
Grunewald Subpoenaed In Tax Probe By House Panel
Washington sources confirm Henry W Grunewald was subpoenaed by the House Ways and Means subcommittee to testify on Thursday about a alleged $500,000 tax shakedown case involving ex-Capone attorney Abraham Teitelbaum. Grunewald, hospitalized in Georgetown with a stomach ailment, may appear in a closed session if physically able. His lawyer said he would challenge the subpoena if not fit to attend.
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House
Henry W
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Capone
White House
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Goveral
Thomas F. Sturphy
New York
Milton R. Young
Churchill backs British support for European Army plan
Prime Minister Churchill pledged full British backing for the European army during aLee day visit ahead of a meeting with President Truman in Washington next month. French Premier Rene Pleven described talks as excellent and said the conferees cemented peacetime relations. Eden and Salah Zidan Pasha discussed the Egypt dispute, and Churchill and Eden lunched with General Eisenhower, who urged full support for the plan.
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Churchill
Keith
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Rene Plevencg
Excelent
Jag Naver
Anthony Eden
Salah Zidin Pasha
Britain
Egypt
Eder
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Public service attitude urged by Marquis Childs
An editorial by Marquis Childs argues that a change in the American public’s attitude toward public service is essential. The page also lists features across sections such as Amusements, Financial, Bridge, and Radio TV with page numbers and department headings.
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Amusehhenis
Financial
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Indictments Name Ex-Police Chief in Gambling Probe
Canton area report says former Ogdensburg police chief Herbert Myers and four others were indicted by a special grand jury investigating gambling in St. Lawrence County. Myers faces 14 counts of neglect of duty along with charges of perjury and conspiracy to corrupt justice. other named individuals include William deBrocky Livingston and Joseph A. t Concluded on Page 7.
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Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence
Herbert
Myers
Ashley
The
Earth
Charles
William deBrocky
Livingston
Joseph
A.t
MIGS SHY IN BRIEF CLASH OVER KOREA
Fifth Air Force reports Sabre jets opposed about 200 Communist aircraft over Northwest Korea but Reds showed gun shyness. One Sabrejet pilot bailed out and was rescued. Two Marine planes were downed by antiaircraft fire but crews were saved. Air operations continued along the front as Turkish forces repelled probes near Pyongeong.
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Korea
Fifth Air Force
Red
Sacs
Maoneay
Pyongeong
Ohio River mishap ties up $300000 car shipment
In Golconda Illinois area a river accident carried away 150 new Plymouth cars valued at about 306000 dollars. The United States seeks action from a German vote commission while officials in Evansville Indiana report the cars were being moved from a riverfront yard during a high wind. Authorities say the commission cannot act immediately due to the weather and the political situation in the zones of Germany.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Germany
POW Camps Near Yalu Report Details Nationalities Held
A U S command spokesman described 11 prison camps between Pyongyang and the Sinuiju border area where 3,198 Americans and many other UN personnel are held. Camps are named 1 through 11 with locations near Changsong, Sinuiju, Changtong, Pyokong, Proktong, Pyongyang, Kengcong, and Pukchin. Australians, South Africans, Turks, Filipinos, Greeks, Canadians, and others are distributed across the camps. A Panmunjom report says Red prison camps plan an old-fashioned Christmas with apples delivered to prisoners.
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Proktong
Kengcong
Pukchin
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Panmunjom
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London Daily Worker
Willed Burchet
de Soir
North Korea
Tree Kills Youth in Mexico City Incident
A 17 year old youth, Manuel Arellano, was killed at home after contacting a live electric wire from a Christmas tree. The accident occurred as the youth started to bring the tree indoors. Authorities are investigating the electrical fault and safety measures.
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Manuel Arellano
Jillie Moron Seeks Refund Mistaken for Quarterback
A local gag note recounts a fan who attended a football game believing a quarterback would be offered as a refund. The joke plays on the word quarter as both coin and position, reflecting playful urban humor in today’s chuckle column.
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Jillie Moron
Draft selects Ho yoked draftee at 9 A M in Springfield
The lone draftee from Ho yoked is reported at the Induct Lion center in Springfield at 9 A M today after starting work at 7 A M. Lempke holds a 2 percent bonus claim while Phasasenn remains unconfirmed in the draft sequence.
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Induct Lion Center
Springfield
Hoyoke
D. Phasasenn
Red Army with Dean Report Hearten U S Wounded
Dean sons wife and mother report considering a possible captive status after he led a 24th Division group from Taejon in the Korean War. The Associated Press notes the claim seems almost too good to be true and reflects ongoing uncertainty about his fate.
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Associated Press
Jiam’ F. Dean
Taejon
Americans Find Joy and Sadness in Prisoner List
AAP report notes 3,198 Americans feared held by Communists as peace talks start. Mildred Dean in Berkeley expresses cautious happiness at news of a possible release. First official notifications may go out by early afternoon. Concluded on Page 7.
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Calif
Associated Press
Korea
Tokyo
U S Government Sets Meeting Over Steel Strike Threat
The government scheduled a meeting with the Steel Workers Union and company representatives to avert a threatened steel strike in December. Officials said the talks aim to head off disruption and preserve production while seeking a peaceful settlement.
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Pentagon hopes to make public casualty lists amid missing soldiers
Disjointed wartime notes describe Pentagon plans to publish casualty data after notifying next of kin. Missing Americans in Korea referenced along with orders to release rosters, while a Rochester case notes a man pleading guilty to bookmaking. The tangled text mentions prisoners in Korea and a Christmas bonus timing, implying delays in casualty confirmation.
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Rochester
Bernard E.namas
Peewee Aettor
Washington
U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue
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Uius Belto
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Dr. Rogers
UN lists 132,474 prisoners exchanged in Korean War
UN and Communist negotiators exchanged prisoner lists in Panmunjom. The communist tally includes 11,559 names with 3,198 Americans and 142 South Koreans among others. General Ridgway warned the list may contain errors and verification will proceed. Dean, missing since Taejon, was tentatively named among prisoners.
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Korea
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Heddow Atter
Tokyo
William F. Dean
Dean
Taejon
Panmutinjom
Associated Press
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William P. Muckals
United States
Red Cross
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