Baruch warns on veto at UN atomic energy talks
At Lake Success Bernard Baruch told UN Atomic Energy Commission delegates the United States cannot yield atomic bomb secrets without excluding the veto from any international control plan. The American stance stalled amid Russia silence and new friction with France and Britain. Delegates adjourned the issue until Monday as Gro myko abstained and Alexandrov remained present but silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
United Nations
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
U. N. Assembly
Baruch
Commission
Senate
Russia
France
Britain
Andrei A. Gromyko
P. Alexandrov
Alexandrov
Debutante Virginia Black Burns Reported Healing
Virginia Black debutante daughter of Doubleday & Co. president Douglas M. Black and Mrs. Black is reported recovering from first degree burns at Doctors Hospital. She was to debut tonight at the Hotel St. Regis after a party Friday night where a careless cigarette caused the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
INS
Virginia Black
Douglas M. Black
Doubleday & Co
Black
Doctors Hospital
Virginia
St. Regis
Weather forecast for Syracuse area includes rain squalls and cold snap
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain changing to squalls with strong winds this afternoon and tonight in the Syracuse area. Much colder tonight with a low around 15. Sunday will bring snow, wind, and a much colder day. Friday’s high was 25 and low 7. Sunset 4:37 p.m. Sunrise Sunday 7:36 a.m. Record high for today 57 in 1936. record low -7 in 1933. Relative humidity 87 at 8:30 p.m. and 82 at 8:30 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mtami
Orton Ceee
Cee Ingham
Tinneapol
Buffalo
Steve
Montreal
Chicago
New Orleans
New York City
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Fittsburgh
Detroit
Rochester
Galveston
OBIE
Loula
Kansas City
Sheaaes
New York
Ohio
Valley
Reed Revolt Targets Senate Leadership in GOP Rift
Senator Reed of Kansas predicts eight or ten of seventeen new Republicans will back his bid to disrupt leadership plans in the GOP controlled Senate. He says if he fails to win the Commerce Committee chair, he will seek the Public Lands chair, and may challenge Senator White for floor leadership and the commerce post. The potential shifts could rearrange committee chairs including lands and tax handling finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
Kartisas
G.O.P
Senate
Commerce Committee
Public Lands
White
Maine
Post
Commerce
Tobey
New Hampshire
Lands Group
Lands ‘Committee
Senator Butler
Nebraska
Butler
Millikin
Colorado
Weekend weather forecast warns of ice and snow
A chilly weekend is forecast with freezing rain and snow. The Weather Man predicts a thaw Friday night followed by a freezing, icy Saturday night into Sunday with strong winds and dangerous highway conditions as snow falls statewide. Concluded on Page 2.
Fireman Missing In Train Crash Near Auburn North Carolina
A Southern Railway passenger train and a freight train collided head on near Auburn eight miles from Raleigh. Early reports say no passengers were killed. the passenger train fireman is unaccounted for. The engineer of the passenger train No. 64 from Greensboro reportedly set brakes and jumped from the cab upon seeing the freight. The trains were not moving fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Upa
Southern Railway
Auburn
Greensboro
Justice Dept probes New York butter price manipulation
Attorney General Tom Clark directed the Justice Department anti trust division to investigate New York butter market activity after groups alleged artificial price support by traders. The inquiry, undertaken with U S Attorney John F X Megroeoy, follows a joint federal state program linking milk producer prices to butter price levels in the prior 30 day period ending the 24th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom
Clark
Jaweb
New York
Butte Market
Reading
Agriculture
Department
Anderson
A. Justice Department
Council of New ‘York
Wendell: Berge
U.S
John
Meg Ghoey
New York Butter Market Probed For Possible Price Violations
Albany reports a state inquiry into the New York City wholesale butter market to assess potential legal violations after a sudden price drop. Governor Dewey ordered the probe amid a federal investigation into suspected market manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York City
Dewey
Fcc approves 10 percent boost in Western Union rates
The Federal Communications Commission approved another 10 percent increase in Western Union message rates. This adds to a prior 10 percent hike effective since June 12, bringing the total increase to 20 percent, and the rise remains in effect indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Riots in Bari as food strike enters second day
In Bari, Italy, a city of about 200,000, mobs clash with police during a general strike over food shortages. The unrest left a university student dead and 25 injured, including six officers, as authorities failed to meet demands for relief from hunger and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bari
Japanese Premier thanks U.S. and British forces
Tokyo reports Premier Yoshida thanked General MacArthur and Allied occupation forces for their speed and generosity in delivering relief supplies to victims of the earthquake and tidal wave disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yoshida
MacArthur
U.S
Jack the Snipper Strikes Washington Trolley
A thief nicknamed Jack the Snipper cuts hair from girls on a Washington trolley. In three days victims include 12 year old Diana Shlarsky, 12, 28 year old Miss Jean Thompson, and 18 year old Miss Janice Rome, all left with shortened tresses. Witnesses describe the culprit as a tall young man with curly dark hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack
Diana Shlarsky
Jean Thompson
Bob
Janice
Rome
Trial Finds Palo Alto Man Not Guilty in Brother's Knife Slaying
A Santa Clara County superior court jury acquitted Don R. Willett, 40, of Palo Alto, a contractor, of murder in the knife slaying of his brother Richard. The jury's verdict ended a highlighted case that had drawn local attention to the family dispute and violent crime charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Santa Clara County
Palo’ Alto
Contractor
Richard
Hollywood Headlines Put Stars in U S News
Hollywood headlines focus on Rita Hayworth’s influenza illness delaying production and her marriage news for Burt Lancaster and Norma Anderson. Don Ameche’s car theft is reported, publicist Robert Taplinger gains freedom in a contempt case, Arnold Pressburger seeks Hedy Lamarr’s film appearance within three months after childbirth, and Kay Aldridge welcomes a son as pregnancy prompts contract cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Rita
Hayworth
Orson Wellés
Burt Lancaster
Norma Anderson
USQ Antevidiner
Arnold
Pressburger
Superior Court
Hedy Lamarr
Kay Aldridge
Caluvan
Plane Crash Bodies Found On Laguna Peak
Coroner aids and a Marines rescue party planned to recover 12 Christmas Eve air disaster victims from a distant Laguna mountain peak. The Western Air Lines transport carrying nine passengers and three crew members crashed near the peak, wreckage scattered with Christmas packages around. The site lies 50 miles east of San Diego, near a previous American Airlines crash last March. The discovery confirms earlier Christmas Eve observations, including a pilot’s report from another transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Aids
Av. S ‘Marines
Western Air Lines Transport
Laguna
Here
American Air Lines
Two Die and 21 Hurt in Michigan Air Crash
An American Airlines extra flight crash landed in International Friendship Gardens three miles east of Michigan city. The pilot and co pilot died of injuries. Thirteen others were taken to Clinic Hospital and eight to St Anthony’s Hospital. The plane departed Buffalo at 8 42 a m for Chicago and crashed shortly after 9 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ind
American Airlines
International Friendship
Gardens
Here
Robert Vinzant
Clinic Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
Buffalo
Chicago
Senator Johnston forecasts cash pay for veterans in 80th Congress
Senator Johnston of South Carolina predicted that cash instead of bonds for veterans will be among the first acts of the 80th Congress. He told a reporter he will propose revising the terminal pay law of 1946 on the first day of the new Congress, January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington CP
Johnston
D-S.c
Congress
Ship Sinking Off Norway After Hull Damaged
The 7,176 ton United States freighter Am Mer Mar was damaged by a submerged rock near the southern tip of Norway. She was reported sinking slowly today after the rescue of her crew of 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
United States
Am-Mer-Mar
Norway
Two Die in Blast at Pound Ridge
Two men were killed and a third injured when an explosion at a house where futures were being installed occurred at noon today. Police investigated the blast, which occurred in Pound Ridge and involved construction or installation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound Ridge
Plane Crash Kills 12. 9 Passengers and 3 Crew Die
Trans World Airways reports Constellation Star of Cairo crash near Shannon Airport leaves 12 dead. 9 passengers and 3 crew members perished. 11 others hospitalized, two in serious condition. Survivors treated for shock. crash details under investigation. Victims include Simone Clerc Paris and Marie Zelaanegora New York City. Crew list includes Herbert Burmeister and Edith Delaby. Scene on Melican Island, two miles from shore, rescue by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rineanna
Trans. World Airways
Constellation Star of
Cairo
Shannon
Paris
New York City
Simone Lucienne
Clerc
Pierre’ Drayfus
Herman Koegel
Allan’ Ce Lanyon
Washington
Maurice S
Picard
Flushing
N.Y
Clementine
J. Pugh
Philsadelphia
Alexander
TWA
Melican Island
Lawyers urge Congress to wipe out portal to portal suits
David Lawrence reports in his editorial on the controversy over wage claims by labor unions. Several lawyers studying the issue express the opinion that Congress has power to wipe out such litigation overnight. Page notes include Amusements, Classified, Financial, and various columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
David. Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irish Isle
Senate of
Syracuse
U. 8. Weather Bureau
Kansan
Cincinnati
Edwin Nichols
Gail
Elizabeth
N. Y
California Peak
U. S
Rita Hayworth
Ida Lupino
Ella Raines
Italy
Robert Taplinger
Warner ‘Bros
Charles Victor
Harry Cohn
Columan
Herbert Burmeister
Ngineer
Walter
Bride
Alexandria
Robert? Sa
Osterburg
Edith Augustine Delaby
Charles
Newark
Limerick
Shannnon
Fergus River
Sidney P.‘ Herrington
Holyoke
Masa
Pan-American Airways
Haworth
Raini
Dr. Brady
Welt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!