Rescued Fliers From Greenland Ice Cap Return Home
Seven Air Force fliers marooned 3 weeks on Greenland ice cap were rescued by a twin engined CAT plane equipped with skis and take-off rockets. By noon EST, all seven were in good condition as they were loaded for transport to Goose Bay with Air Force crews and Arctic rescue specialists bearing on the dramatic operation.
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Washington
Greenland
Air Force
See
ir_ Force
Arcie Fliers
Navy
Saipan
Norfolk
Ice
Brent Balchen
Alaska
Aho
Balchen
Bluie West
Louth
Emil G. Beaudry
Westover
Mess. Air Force Base
USAF
Beaudry
Eluie West Eight
Sondrestram Fjord
Thule
Goose Bay
Laborador
Western Powers outline plan to rebuild after split
London reports a new Western plan to curb communism with a reorganized ruler as an arsenal. The draft statute and allied measures aim to keep the area disarmed, with contingencies discussed in a spring general congress. Luxembourg government faced precactions as the draft statute moves toward implementation on page six.
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London
Zor
Mace
Phas Eng
Europe
Sogmert
Belsuum
Rectory Fire Kills Priest Ends in Tragedy
A fire at the rectory claimed the life of a priest, with medical examiner Jota P. Hy-Jan documenting burns on the victim identified as Father Peel. The blaze shocked the parish and prompted an investigation into the cause of the fatal incident.
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Jota P. Hy- Jan
Peel
Highlights of the Year in Editorial Review by Ohman
Frederick G Ohman discusses lesser known year highlights on the editorial page. He explains why the mile return matters and preview notes on drivers and tender, touching on costly beefsteak pages and a photo page.
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Frederick G. Ohman
Coltinm
Blackout Tomorrow Police Guard Area During Test
Extra police to guard a power test area described by streets Livingston avenue Seattholm wbikd and E Calvin street. Units under Captain Irving Blanchard patrol on foot cycle and motorcycle to deter vandalism and looting. Police Chief Kinney urges parents to keep children away from the area as a precaution. Notices sent to 400 customers explain the test purpose and precautions.
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Rasttthayer
Asa
E Payvite
Livingston Av
Seattholm Wbikd
E. Calvin St
Commant
Cap
Irving Blanchard
Mater
Radin
Dunnia. Kinney
John I
Plane missing with 28 aboard in Caribbean search under way
A twin engined DC 3 charter craft carrying 28 people departed San Juan for Miami and went five hours overdue. Coast Guard and military planes joined extensive air and sea searches across 50 miles on each side of the Miami San Juan airway as operators reported position reports and refused contact.
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Miami
Fla
Puerto Rico
E.S.T
Coast Guard Air-Seal Faescue
Overseas Radio
New Orleans
San Juan
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Seach
Miami-San Juan
Baehama Island
Storm relief due in California forecast promises fair skies
San Francisco reports a forecast of fair skies easing California's stormy holiday weather. Highway snowplows and power and telephone linemen work to restore communications to the Jake county resort area, which had been snowbound. Three roads about 100 miles north of San Francisco remain blocked.
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San Francisco
California
Jake County
Election injunction blocks certification in Davies Fuller split
Albany reports Supreme Court Justice Backstein issued a temporary injunction barring the Secretary of State from certifying Democrat John C. Davies as winner of the 35th Congressional District race. Rep. Harbyn Fuller Republican seeks a declaratory judgment alleging irregularities in the November 2 contest in DeMega and Denida counties, with Davies winning by 138 votes. The injunction also stops the State Board of Canvassers from acting until the court rules on Fuller’s challenge.
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Albany
Tuntiee Iandove Boolsstein
John C. Davies Utes
House of Representatves
Harhyen Fuller
Fuller
Inn
Davies
Iloran Fuller
Rom [Heasth
DeMega
Denida
Backstein
State Board of Canvatsers
Secretary of State
Fuliers
New York Budget May Reach One Billion Dollars
Governor Thomas E. Dewey outlined proposals to raise the state budget toward a near one billion dollar total for the coming year. He plans talks with the Board of Regents on salary hikes for teachers and state workers, and potential tax increases including restoring the state income tax and an extra one cent per gallon gasoline tax. The 1949 budget could total about $980 million, up from $812 million in the prior year, with several tax ideas under consideration.
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Albany
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Alban Vernet Dewey
Board of Regents
Raney
Willy
Addon
Savernoe
Dewey
Weather shifts as warm air returns to Reno area
Warmer air moves in from the Midwest, with rain expected tomorrow and a changeover to snow the following day. Reno reports a fluctuating temp pattern, a high near 39, and a city council session adjourning after a period of 101 hours with temperatures around 31 to start.
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Midwest
Weather Bureau
Reno
Tomeraw
al SA
Boy's Brain Clot Linked to Old Sled Accident
Fifteen year old Davi Trickey of Watertown remains in serious condition at Syracuse Memorial Hospital after a brain hemorrhage tied to injuries from a sled accident. Doctors determined the clot stemmed from earlier heat injuries and he is under close care at Henry Ford Hospital.
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Davi Trickey
Watertown
Syracuse
Nave
Ford
Detroit
Hay
Mercy
Attn B
Ecker
Price Fixing to End TEN CUS D GOV rise colt Tanay publed
An OCR damaged item reports a milk price fixing incident beginning with a reference to TEN CUS and a government rise. The text mentions Watertown and Gunlfoyle, a youth involved in an accident, and police officials recalling a severe head injury linked to an obstacle during coasting.
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Watertown
Gunlfoyle
Mrs Yaarten Sentenced to 20 Years in Military Prison
In Marburg a 23 year old German woman was convicted of killing her American soldier husband in his bed after a seven day sensational trial. The court ruled malice aforethought and rejected self defense or passion as grounds for extenuation. The defendant plans appeals to the Military Government Court of Appeals in Nurnberg and then to a U.S. Federal Court.
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Marburg
Mit Yaartin
Masolay
Sears
Carminens
Yaartin
Illing
Tex
Ybarka
Ybareo
Saia
Military Government Court of Appeals
Nuernberg
United States
Federal Court of Decensat
Allera
Aitesses
Fire causes $7,000 damage in Rochester area
Fire swept through the Aweptwa North Side buildings causing an estimated $7,000 in damage. Chief damage was to Rahak Ton Tne, dealers in waste paper, as authorities investigated the blaze.
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Rochester
Rahak Ton Tne
Dark humor from Dover and a tale of aging lords
A garbled, cryptic passage presents quotes about a Delaware shipping post as punishment for criminals and a crab dealer’s remark in Dover. It mixes odd names like Martin Collas and Lord Chestafield with a tale of a once grand figure aging, blindness, and a friend’s inquiry into his wellbeing, ending with a paradoxical claim of being dead yet refusing to reveal it.
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Delaware
Martin Collas
Dover
Mr. Colfax
Chester
Lord Chestafield
Chestérick
Accidents and Dispute Surround Faye Emerson Wrist Injury
Faye Emerson Roosevelt, wife of Elliott Roosevelt, was reported to have slashed her left wrist. Sheriff C. Fred Close cited Dr. H. Sherman Hirst stating the wound was self harm related, while family members deny. Mrs. Emerson’s mother, Jean C. Young, says it was accidental during a search for aspirin, with the actress claiming she didn’t notice the razors in a drawer.
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Pougikertsur
Faye Emerson Roosevelt
Elliote Roosevelt
C. Fred Close
H. Sherman Hirst
Jean C. Young
Woman's body a dummy of finder in Pasadena scare
A passerby saw what appeared a gruesome scene on Colorado Street in Pasadena as a woman’s body hung from a tree. Police arrival revealed a store mannequin dressed in clothes. Harold Walker climbed a pole to cut it down and the dummy was removed. Gordon Biddle in Wilmington reports a Christmas necktie theft tied to a home break in.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mo Loris
Colorado St
Greg
Harold Walker
Wilmington
Gordon Biddle
Bombing Case Fears Rise After Balcony Package Drops
Mexican Congressmen flee the Chamber of Deputies as a suspicious package plummets from the balcony. A guard detained a chamber pistol while Leo Enders Rono, a German pianist, claimed the briefcase slipped from his grip in poor Spanish.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Leo Enders Rono
Welles Condition Satisfactory After Unconscious Find
Police reported former Secretary of State Summer Welles was found unconscious in a frozen field near Oxon Hill, Maryland, early Sunday. Doctors declared his condition satisfactory barring complications. an earlier plan to question him was dropped, and Mrs. Welles expressed satisfaction there was no risk to play.
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Wallington
Summer Welles
Welles
Oxon
Ifill
Snow Clamps Salt Lake City With Snowfall Records
More than two inches of snow blanketed downtown Salt Lake City overnight as the weather bureau reported at least three new snowfall records set today.
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Balt Lake City
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Student assassinates Egyptian premier in ministry shooting
A student in Cairo shot dead Prime Minister Mahmoud Fahmy Nekrashy Pasha in the Ministry of Interior. The killer, wearing a police uniform, fired five times, claimed affiliation with the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, and was arrested immediately. King Farouk and officials mourned the slain leader as Egyptian troops fought in Southern Palestine.
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CAMOP
Mahmoud Fahmy Nokreshy Pasha
Ministry of Interior
Egyp
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