Court Upholds 20 Percent Rent Boost in Jamestown Case
The Emergency Court of Appeals ruled rent director Woods could implement a 20 percent increase after overruing parts of local rejection. The decision upholds the sampling rule for rent board approvals, rejects the Jamestown board’s challenge to sample size, and allows the higher increase once leases permit. Woods may seek Congressional change to allow appeals from local boards, though automatic appeals remain uncertain.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Iipheit
Tisha KE
Woods
Nacda
Othe
James
Semple Group
Sandords
James Town
Jamestown Board
Cent
Serich
Tamestown
Ignat
Horthy to Make Home in Portugal and Switzerland
Horthy of Hungary plans a new residence outside his homeland. He left Genoa today with his wife daughter-in-law and grandson after arriving in Switzerland on December 18. The family will sail for Portugal later this week to establish a home there.
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VEVEY
Micholat “Horthy
Pearsald
Hungary
Genoa
Crain
Ais
Adstirat
Hin
Switzerland
Germany
Fortusal
Incedile
Ship Sends SOS Near Athens After Engine Trouble
The Patsmaanian vessel Tamba with 300 aboard was sent off a distress south of Antikyra off the Peloponnesus coast. The ship reported wing engine trouble and sent an SOS as rescuers were alerted.
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SOS
Athens
Tamba
Antikya
Peloponnesus Reas
Today’s Features Reflect Christmas Eve Curiosity
A fragment from a newspaper page notes holiday features about small children awaiting Santa and political loyalties amid tough times. It references columnist Mare’ nul Childs and mentions crosswords, amusements, classifieds, and reader columns across several pages.
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Tre
Mpaign
Amy
Mare’ Nul Childs
Rin
Jeng
Dean
Mary Smvarth
Sorescoe Autar
Fingal
Triplet Births Reported Amid Housing Struggles
Report from a four room apartment highlights two simultaneous triple births. A total of six children from the families of Mrs Sylvia Fagei and Mrs Jeanne Coldstan arrive as Santa Claus brings joy. Families face crowded housing with extended relatives sharing small spaces.
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Brookin
Santa Claus
Sylvia Fagei
Loura
Jeanne Coldstan
Goldsteins
Sam
Fannie Weinstock
Lita Weinstock
Fiery Roof Fire At Lake Side Home In Bemus Point
Paul Pierson faced embarrassment after his lake side dwelling at Bemus Point caught fire when chimney sparks ignited the roof. About 35 volunteers responded last night as damage was slight and Pierson sells five fingwisers. In Cleveland an 8 year old Eric Ehrman faced a puzzling walnut incident that left him choking and the father James H. Erman rushed him to the hospital. The story ends with an unclear refrain as the mystery remains unsolved.
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Paul Pierson
Pierson
Cleveland
Eric Ehrman
Eric
Robert H. Erman
JuRl Ks
Eric Umhurs
Henima
Erle
Injured Coed Sues for 65000 After Campus Accident
A 19 year old Syracuse University student and her father sue for 65000 in damages claiming injuries from a fall on campus during water main work on Oct 26 at 7 13 pm. The student seeks 50000 for injuries including fractures and permanent disability. her father seeks 15000 for medical expenses and future care. Filed by Henssack Dorr Ryan Shove of Syracuse.
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Srrneyxe University
Nonce
Sialm
Claire Konowite
Ner
Pavent
Robert Konowita
South St
Chestnut Hill
Mags
F’ Jcity
I Henssack
Dorr
Ryan & Shove
Sysracuse Law
Dutch Israeli Defiance Echoes At UN Meeting
Reports from Paris indicate ongoing Dutch and Israeli defiance of UN proceedings. The dispatch notes continued tensions as officials in The Hague resist calls for policy changes amid shifting international positions.
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Paris
Duhd
van Tagen
Rouwil
Litonesia
Hovela
Addis Head C P Smith To Be Buried Tomorrow
Funeral services for Coth ran F. Smith 57 president of The Addis Co were held yesterday and his burial is planned for 1 A.M tomorrow at Paul’s Episcopal Church. He died in his hotel after long illness, leaving a market role as a leading dresser of womens apparel. Friends may call at Fairchild Meech funeral home on Onondaga street between 7 and 4 and 9 P.M. Local business leaders remembered him as a prominent merchant.
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Cothran F. Smith
Addis Co
Paul's Episcopal Church
Bytad
Oskwood
Fairchild of Meech Funeral Home
Onondagast
Idas
Smith
Bunche
Falta
Basisor Israel
Feluja Messman
Security Council
Itcially Stores Association
Ional
Thelpe
Ins
Bssoci
My Smith
Syracuse
W. J. Addis Co
Qenoite
Bris
Wile
Iiliam E. Riley
Belmont
U Miliyears
Z. A
Negev
Holland
Expansion Under Their Direction At 1825 South Salina Street
A brief note records rapid growth under their direction at the business located at 1825 S Salina St with reference to a feature on page 6, column 54.
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Salina St
Korea Youth Plans Anti Red Society Merge to 6 Million
Korean youth groups, including middle aged members, announce intent to merge into a united anti-Communist front of about six million. They vow programs covering road repair and reforestation while focusing on anti Communist activity.
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Korea Youth Plan
Anti-Red Society
M. Sibn
Tito Threatens Shift to West
Belgrade reports Tito warns Cominform that Yugoslavia may divert raw materials and machinery from the bloc if fade agreements continue. The parliament debate contemplates adopting this course to obtain needed equipment from the other side.
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Tito
Belgrade
Marshall
Yugostavia
Farliament Auning & Bitugel
Yugoslavia
Cardinal Mindszenty Arrest Shocks Hungary in Turbulent Week
Budapest reports say Cardinal Mindszenty, a fierce opponent of Hungary’s communist leadership, was arrested on unspecified charges. Officials promised a detailed statement later and hinted at possible surprises, while opposition leaders warned of broad government action against Catholics linked to him.
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Budapest
Windsrentys Reiman
Hungary
Pleson
Valen
Mindszenty
Taran Barankoris
Ais
Spacenes
Prev Wer Tstavan Dobi Asd
Preml‘ Maiyan Rakosi
GI Student Rolls Decrease Reported in VA Data
Washington reports a drop in World War II veterans in college rolls. Veterans Administration says total on November 39, 1947 was 1,051,000, down from a peak 1,213,000 in December 1947, indicating shifting enrollment among veterans.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Saipan Struggles Through 100 MPH Winds To Greenland
Seventeen crew aboard the carrier Saipan face a brutal gale as it plows toward Greenland to rescue 13 stranded Air Force men near Saipan. Winds near 100 mph tear antennas, lash decks, and leave many seasick while communications cling to three of four remaining antennas.
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Greenland
Saifan
Ward Greenland
Air Faves
Anpouhee
Secretary Royall Opposes Immediate Europe Troop Increase
Secretary Royall said Western European officials asked for a larger American troop presence in Europe but that no increase has been determined or recommended. He noted no plan to boost forces in Germany and denied reports of Clay retirement. he cited Berlin blockade as influencing plans. He also referenced Soviet camps housing about 13,600,000 people.
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Berlin
Seny
Kenneth Betall
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Robert Murphy
Royall
Europe
Rovall
Germany
Rotall Sabri
Army
C Lay
Two to Be Arraigned On Robbery Charges
Two men Joseh Van Wie and Auduy Gake, both 20, will be arraigned this afternoon on first degree robbery charges after admitting assaulting Stanley Sterwave of Shellmands. Police recovered $142 from a check and a watch, with details provided by the prisoners. Sterwave received medical care for a head wound after the attack on Lake Shore.
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Stanley Sterwale
South Bay
Lake Shore
Kenneth Merrit
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Joseph van Wie
Auduy Gake
Clay
Sge
Stoerill
Lewis Pace
Sterwave
Sterwate
Sternaie
Cicero
van Wie
Gass
Cracgers
London assault victims details unclear in fragmented report
A partial dispatch from London describes a man named Sterwate telling troopers he was walking near Lake Shovery when two men attacked him around 1:30 AM. He alleged they pushed him into a ditch, kicked him, and left him with chilling temperatures noted as coldest of the day.
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Sterwate
Britain
Shovery
London
Miller
Hall
Southwest Winds End After Frigid Weekend Breaks
Weather summary reports near zero readings over the weekend with a sharp cold spell. Southwest winds ease as a front shifts, bringing a moderating trend tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures drop to single digits in some areas, forecast to rise to near 50 degrees tonight or tomorrow with cloudy skies and light snow in spots.
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ifReral Fnvesassenue Ib
Lomocraw
Davention
Sera
College
Prigisey
Lekes
Cedhrail
Reds Arrest 6 Americans on Border, Germany
German police reported that six Americans were arrested by Russians yesterday on the United Sister-Soviet border in Germany. None have been returned. Hessian State police said no reports received, the Americans were seized after a violent exchange of gunfire. They were described as members of the United States consulates. one German border policeman accompanied them.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hessian
Wiesbaden
United States
Constantiars
Twins Delivered Three Days Apart in Portsmouth
A physician reported delivery of twins by Mr and Mrs Samuel Faulkner in Portsmouth. Kathleen weighed over four pounds at birth, with the other twin unnamed in the report. The births occurred three days apart, highlighting a rare twin delivery event in the local community.
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Portsmouth
Si. Kl
Samuel Faulkner
Fragmented overheard chatter as bonfire erupts at neighbors
A group of housewives chat by back fences when two bonfires suddenly flare. Sparks rise and one woman jokes about a husband who works late, while others react with speculation and humor. The snippet hints at gossip and a rumor about disguising work or scandal.
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Henry Morgan
Sim
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Royals
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Addis
C.P. Smith
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Israel
Holy Land
Egplan
Security Counel
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van Royen
Nethersands
Jaroh A. Mabie
Netherlands
Malik
Intera
Vasil A. Tarasenko
Philadelphia
Iey
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Phi Delphia Quietopnanter Mopot
Hugh B. Hester
Inungary
Budapert
Foreign Ministry
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Saipan
Fort Norfolk
Pgw
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Avere
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