Three youths held after tavern bombing in Manhattan
In New York a Marine sergeant died and 14 injured when a phosphorous grenade exploded in an Upper West Side tavern. Mark Sutter, Patrick Shahanan, and James Eugene McDermott were arrested after a chase, with McDermott fatally wounded by police. Magistrate set bail at 10,000 dollars for the two youths.
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Fetony Court
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Shanahan
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Manhattan
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Christmas carols spark family memories in Patriot Quiz
Santa era quiz features residents naming favorite carols like Noel, Silent Night and O Holy Night. Readers share why these tunes fit Christmas mood, with notes on home singing, school choirs, and radio programs.
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Westmoreland Av
Michael Mancini
Worden
Janet Jordan
Stinard Av
Truck Driver Dies in Pond Near Holley
Carlos Conden, 43, was found dead in the cab of his dump truck in a shallow pond about a half mile south of Holley, Orleans County. An autopsy will decide if he died before or after the truck left the road and entered the water.
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Holley
Carlos Conden
Orleans County
Conden
Goren on Bridge Strange endplay yields ten tricks
The article analyzes a bridge hand where declarer can win ten tricks despite four apparent losers. It details an endplay theme where East and West each lose one trick twice, and discusses bidding overcalls and the diamond finesse. The narrative notes declarer’s alternate line achieving nine tricks and how a hidden ninth comes from a trump promotion.
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Nationalist leaders retired in streamlining move
Gen Chen Cheng premier since 1949 and two other generals were retired in Formosa to streamline the Nationalist Army as part of a broad restructuring plan.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chen Cheng
Douglas to Push Economy Drive
Senator Douglas of Illinois vows to continue his economy drive for government spending cuts when Republicans gain power. He has routinely pressed for reduced federal outlays, challenging Truman administration officials during his tenure in the Senate.
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Washington
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Economist Douglas vows nonpartisan reform in new Congress
The former University of Chicago economics professor says he does not want to be accused of partisanship in the upcoming session. He promises to be a fighter for the economy while aiming to avoid harming Republicans. He plans to squeeze waste and lost motions out of government.
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Congress
Douglas
Queen's Address Delayed For First Time In Years
A historic royal address is postponed to a later time signaling an unusually late start. The change marks the first notable delay in years, prompting attention from officials and the public.
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London
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