Dope Ringleader Bail Set At 150000 In Harlem Case
Empire State reports name Joseph Pip the Blind Gagliano as alleged dope ring leader in East Harlem. Bail set at 150000 with four others at 15000 each. sixth man hospitalized, bail to be axed later. Also notes new power for judges allowing Court of Claims judges to perform marriages.
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New York
Joseph
Pip the
Gagliano
Frank S. Hogan
East Harlem
Charles “Little Bullets
Albero
Hogan
Harlem
Albany
Nathaniel J. Goldstein
Court of Claims
Farmer and three children die in lantern accident
A farmer and three of his eleven children burned to death when a lantern manned by a younger child kept watch as gasoline was poured into a car tank. The mother Mary Clark and three other children suffered serious burns.
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Taylorville
Mary Clark
Notable British Judge Lord Russell of Killowen Dies at 79
Obituary outlines the deaths of Lord Russell of Killowen aged 79 in Tadworth, a leading British judicial figure. Also notes Cularrence G Sheffield 61 president of Julius Garfinckel Company department store with ties to Detroit Los Angeles New York City Washington DC. Colonel Wilson Walter Crosby 74 WWI officer retired civil engineer and Grand Canyon supervisor in Coronado California. Starling W Childs 76 veteran investment banker and Yale benefactor in New York City. The Rev Thomas Yeoman Williams 61 Congregational minister and labor relations specialist at Queens Hospital Jamaica.
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Lord Russell OF
Yale University
New York City
Thomas Yeoman Williams
Queens Hospital
Jamaica
Europe Battles Cold as Dockers Strike Roils Europe
A brutal cold wave grips Europe with zero to 13 degree readings across Germany France Belgium and England. Antwerp dock workers strike 13 000 delaying vital shipments as troops are sent to unload.
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Europe
London
Germany
France
Belgium
England
Mediterranean
Nice
Turin
Italy
Taranto
Abo
Trafic
Antwerp
Brussels
INS
G O P Rift on Page Brings Brown Candidacy Hint
Clarence A Brown of Ohio raised no formal candidacy with only vague leadership availability noted. He cited no Capitol Hill talk backing, while Wolsey Jenkins and Halleck show political maneuvers amid Ohio and Pennsylvania influence in party power plays.
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Clarence A. Brown
Ohio
Tatt
Bricker
Capitol Hill
Brown
Georgia Governor-Talmadge Dies After Long Illness
Georgia political figure Talmadge died after a prolonged illness in Jacksonville Florida. His career spanned 1927 as agriculture commissioner to governor terms and defeats for the U S Senate. His tenure involved court battles over race based primaries and use of state troops to enforce policy amid reform and controversy.
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Talmadge
Jacksonville
Fla
Talmadgets
Georgia
U. S. Senate
Richard B.russell
Walter George
Roosevelt
Lawrence Camp
George
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
James v. Carmichael
Atlanta
Lily Wii
Te Eer
Japan Quake Devastates Wide Coastal Regions
A massive offshore earthquake near Wakayama struck Japan at 4:20 AM causing a 7 to 10 foot tidal surge. Wakayama Kochi Osaka Kyoto and Shikoku suffered widespread damage with hundreds of houses destroyed and several thousand displaced. infrastructure and communications were severely disrupted as the Japanese and American Red Cross coordinated aid.
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Shikoku Island
Hanaii
Japan
Seiichi Omura
Red Cross
Honshu
Shikoku
Kainah
Tokushima Strait
Osaka
Wayakama
Aigo
Hiroshima
Kure
Kyoto
Boston College
Wakayama
Shingu
Earthquake Strikes Kochi Shikoku Town USA and Haasts Tokyo Area
Disaster hits Kochi and Takoke with buildings toppled and people buried. American troops escaped unscathed as 25 Hiroshima houses collapsed and 750 were damaged. relief plans awaited from Gen. MacArthur headquarters amid Japan’s material shortages.
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U.S. Navy
Kochi
Takaoke
Horishima
Gen
Douglas
MacArthur
Abduction Probe by Sheriff’s Posse Near North Central Illinois
A 100 man sheriff’s posse hunted a North Central Illinois city of 21 000 after the abduction of a woman. Sickles robbed Dr Stirling Stackhouse’s home posing as a reporter, tied wrists, gagged two children, and fled with the woman before being seized by authorities.
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Illinois
Finch
Sickles
Stirling’ Stackhouse
Stackhouse
Qavam Gains New Support Amid Azerbaijan Crisis
Occupation of Azerbaijan by Soviet backed forces bolsters Premier Ahmed Qavam and his Democrat Party of Iran as parliamentary elections near. With insurgent leaders ousted and fleeing across the Russian border, the leftist Tudeh Party remains the standout opposition to Qavam’s lineup.
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Tehran
Azerbaijan
Ahmed Qavam
Democrat Party of
Iran
Tudeh Party
Qavam
St Paul Teachers Continue Four-Week Strike
In St Paul Minnesota 1165 public school teachers extended a four week strike after rejecting a Charter Commission proposal to end the strike while the commission reviews a new wave of considerations.
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ST. .Paul, Minn
INS
St. Paul
Charter Commission
Weather Fracture and Multi-Vehicle Crashes Reported
A weather related crash on Catharine and E Wil low streets injured Mrs Enright who was taken to St Joseph's Hospital. Thelma Laurie and Norman Brown were among others hurt in separate collisions. Trains and bus services faced delays across the region as storms slowed travel and caused multiple accidents with several fatalities reported in New York City.
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Carl Bayless
Kansas
AP Witephoto
Syracuse University
Homer-Tully Highway
Norman Brown
Westfield
N. J
Anne
Meyerburg
Green Lawn
New York Central
Greyhound
Auburn
Utica
Syracuse & Eastern
Camillus Hills
Thompson Vd
Lakeland Hill
Canandaigua
Addison Carrier
White House Decked for Christmas Mistletoe Without Truman Women
The White House is festively decorated but Mrs. Truman and Miss Margaret Truman are at the family home in Independence Missouri. They will join the President on Christmas Day.
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Washington
White House
President Truman
Mrs. Truman
Margaret Truman
Independence
Portal Pay Suits Near Billion Dollar Threat Across Cities
U.S. unions press $60 to $120 million claims in port to portal pay suits under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Detroit and Midwest districts lead actions, with retroactive demands dating to 1944 from Celanese Corp. of America and related plants. Lawyers predict area totals could reach near a billion dollars.
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U.s.supreme Court
Mt. Clemens (Mich
Cleveland District Court
Pittsburgh
U.sc
Midwest
Springfield
C.so
United Steel Workers
General Steel Castings Corp
National Enameling « and Stamping Co
Granite City
Chicago
United Auto
Ford Motor Co
GLO
Laclede Steel Co
Laclede
Madison and Alton
South Bend
Ind
CLO
United Farm Equipment Workers
Oliver Corp
Oliver
Shelbyville
Charles City
Comerland
CSO
Textile Workers
Ameelle
Celanese Corp. of America
Bilbo Runoff Victory In Mississippi Primary Saga
The report details Terry Bilbo winning the runoff after besting four opponents in the first primary and returning funds to Liber man. Senator Ferguson questioned repayment after Liber man’s reported death. Bilbo cites Christmas plans near Poplarville. Subcommittee members Mead and Tunnell are not in the new Congress.
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Terry
Liberman
Ferguson
Dreamer
Poplarville
Miss
Mead
Tunnel
Congress
Senate
UN Session Adopts Cana dian Proposal on Baruch Plan Wording
The commission adopted a Canadian backed stance urging Baruch plan wording to match the General Assembly resolution on arms reduction. It notes the Security Council veto framework and that Soviet Гromyko refused substantive discussion, calling for analysis to ensure alignment with the GA resolution.
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General Assembly
Iewas
Assembly
Security Council
The
V. Ss
Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Atomic Commission
Inet
General
Rusts
Yule Party Promises Grand Festivities in City
A feature length cartoon film and a magician stage show by Ernie Simon and Harvey Huston highlight a city Yule party. Singers will lead Christmas carols as organizers ensure safety with police and fire crews on site. The event is billed as one of the grandest of the season and set for Monday December 23 at 9 AM.
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Ernie Simon
Harvey , Huston
John. A. “Kinney
John Sloan
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