Romania's Communist Leaders Dominate Bucharest Scene
Leland Stowe reports in Bucharest that Romania mirrors Hungary in political climate with top four Romanian Communist chiefs wielding power. Emil Bodnaras leads from behind the throne, Ana Pauker commands influence, Gheorghiu-Dej shows energetic leadership, while the group’s Soviet training and exile shape Romania’s push toward a Soviet-aligned democracy.
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Soviet Union
Bucharest
Emil Bodnanas
Bucovina
Soviet Russia
Romania
Bodnaras
Romanian Communists and their top leaders outlined
The piece profiles Ion Maurer and other Romanian Communist leaders, noting Maurer’s Germanic traits, administrative skill, and influence in the government. It asserts their brains and leadership set the party apart, while acknowledging debates over adherence to Moscow policies and a more Romanian stance among officials.
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Rumania
Ion Maurer
Bucharest
Maurer
Democratic Bloc
Bodnaras
Moscow
Vienna
Hitchhiker Stabbed Driver Then Offered Blood in Florida
A hitchhiker stabbed and robbed a Samaritan near Sebastian, Florida, then rode to Vero Beach to offer his blood to the wounded man, George Dosiat of Manorville, L I. William Treacy of Brooklyn surrendered after telephoning the hospital to prepare for an emergency patient.
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Vero Beach
Fla
William John Treacy
Brooklyn
Treacy
George Dosiat
Manorville
L. I
Florida
New York City
Sebastian, Fla
Doglat
Monty to Stay Five Days in Moscow
Reuters dispatch says British Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery will visit Moscow for five days in January. The Imperial General Staff chief will fly via Berlin and stay at the British embassy as guest of Sir Maurice Petersen.
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London
INS
Reuters
Moscow
Viscount Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
Berlin
Maurice’ Petersen
Hunger, Disease, Unrest Plague Postwar Germany
Allied leaders forecast a bleak 1947 for Germany with hunger disease and unrest worsening as occupation stretches on. millions face semi starvation, tuberculosis and poverty while displaced persons and wartime labor strain resources. food remains the gravest problem with daily rations far below minimum needs even as economic unity and incentive loans are debated.
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Berlin
Germany
Allied Charity
Potsdam
Utilities plan big expansion in 1947 spending
New York CNP The Edison Electric Institute president Grover Neff predicts the electric utility industry could spend up to 1 billion dollars in 1947 on construction despite a recession and strikes. He notes 1946 output matched 1945 and set records in total sales and new customers, with 1946 production at about 222.5 billion kilowatt hours and residential consumption averaging 1 330 kWh per customer.
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New York
CUP
Grover .C. Neff
Edison Electric * ‘Institute
Neff
Nefe
Ex-GIs Return To Overseas Jobs Reported In Scranton
The Scranton office of the Pennsylvania Employment Service notes a steady rise in former servicemen seeking overseas job placements. There are over 1,000 classifications for postings in Japan Europe South America the Far East Alaska Canal Zone and other U S possessions. The Scranton area has the largest unemployment ratio in Pennsylvania.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Japan
Europe
South America
Far East
Alaska
Canal Zone
United States
Pennsylvania
Byrnes Holds Acheson On Board For Moscow Trip
National and international dispatches note Undersecretary Dean Acheson seeks resignation from his $12,000 post to return to law, but Secretary Byrnes wishes him to stay through the Moscow Big Four visit in March. Other items preview tax shifts, labor politics, and rail boxcar shortages with Britain’s nationalization and U.S. growth in focus.
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Associated Press
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Byrnes
Moscow
Republican Congress
German food innovations may take years to aid diet
Dr Canning notes German inventiveness could yield edible substitutes from coal and wood products, but factory production will take time. He warns five years before payoff while the U S Britain and France occupying Western Germany conduct monthly health checks to track malnutrition declines.
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WU. S
J. B. Canning
Germany
U. S
Premier Sunday Cross-Word Puzzle List of Clues
A long list of crossword clues covering horizontal entries from 1 to 140 and beyond. The items include definitions for words such as frightened, goddess, disputed boat, bulbous plant, death notice, and many others with numbers and odd spellings. The text appears as a scrambled puzzle clue inventory with solutions not provided.
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Air Hero
Canal Zone
Morning Skyguide on Venus and Jupiter Bright Planets
Prof Selby Maxwell explains Venus and Jupiter as bright morning stars visible in the southeastern sky at 7 AM. He compares Venus to Earth’s twin, notes Antares and Jupiter distances, and touches on space travel, V-2 rockets, and future space navigation.
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Selby Maxwell
North Dakota
Venus
Jupiter
Antares
Earth
New Mexico
Weather Brief from Syracuse by Dr Maxwell
A low centers over eastern New York bringing snow sleet and freezing rain across New England and northern New York. The map notes warm and cold fronts isobars and pressure systems moving eastward with varied temperatures across regions. Dr Selby Maxwell predicts five day Syracuse forecast from 6 AM to 6 AM.
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Weather Bureau
New York
New England
New York State
New York City
Ohio Valley
Ielfide
Plains States
Rockies
Wrinnef
Woverenting
Anlder
Maxwell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Tanker Burling ton Socony Aground in Hudson River
Coast Guard reports the 250 foot tanker Burling ton Socony ran aground in the Hudson River near Esopus Meadow light about three miles below Kingston. Tug Russell Poling No 20 has been dispatched to assist the vessel.
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New York
Coast Guard
Hudson River
Esopus Meadow Light
Kingston
Russell Poling No
Teachers Win Pay Strike in St Paul
Striking public school teachers in St Paul won higher salaries and better conditions and will return to classrooms Monday. Reopening 77 grades and high schools closed to 36,578 pupils since Nov 25 followed a conference with teachers and Education Commissioner Fred M. Truax. Action came after the City Charter Commission accepted a charter amendment that would let the City Council raise funds to meet the teachers demands.
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Paul
Minn
St. Paul
Fred M. Truax
City Charter Commission
Quake Rocks Island Azores Town of Terceira
A violent earthquake struck Terceira Island in the Azores on Saturday. Several homes were destroyed while the airfield sustained no damage and no casualties were reported.
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Lisbon
Terceira
Azores
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