Netherlands to end hostilities in Indonesia Friday
The Netherlands told the United Nations Security Council that fighting in Indonesia would end at midnight Friday. Jan van Ro Ro announced plans to release President Sukarno and cabinet members captured at the start of Dutch operations, if they refrain from actions endangering public security. The council had called for a 24 hour cease fire and awaited assurances, while Dutch leaders discussed policy actions and delays in releasing the prisoners.
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Netherlands
United Nations Security Council
Duten
Indonesia
Dutta
Janjeman
Presdent Soekarno
Council
Council On
Holland
China
Republic
Java
Sumatra
van Boren
Hague
Netherlands Indies
Seskarno
Mohamed Hatta
Jagiazerta
Pegler Just 'Gnat' To Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt responds to Westbrook Peglers criticisms in a January Ladies Home Journal Q and A. She defends her family and notes she would not horsewhip Pegler, saying her sons and husband deserve loyalty and dignity, not personal attacks. The piece reflects ongoing tensions between Pegler and the Roosevelts and cites public sentiment.
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York
Eleanor Roozevelt
Westbrook
Bester
Roosevelt
Ladies Home Journal
Westbrook Pegler
Mr. Pester
Mr. Pegter
Editorial notes and feature placements in today’s paper
A scrambled OCR summary lists sections and pages for editorials and features. It mentions Marequis Childs, Jean Kain, Dr Dean, Haworth, and a mix of pages covering comics horoscopes and regular features with references to Amusements Financial Classifieds and page numbers for Deaths and Editorials.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Haworth
Spas
Winchell and Lecers
Army rated no match for Reds in North
Dr Chough, seeking a military alliance with the United States, said South Korea plans a well trained army to counter North Korean forces. He arrived from New York to visit friends and discussed U.S. funding and aid requests. He spoke after returning from a United Nations Paris meeting.
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P.O. Chough
United States
Ada
York City
Zhough
U. S
North Korea
Fcottes
Chough
United Nations
Paris
New Quakes Rock Reno
Renewed quakes shook Reno early today with shocks centered there and felt through the Sierra into Northern California. Three tremors about 4:55 A M knocked a seismograph at the University of Nevada away, part of a series that began Monday night with seven shocks in four and a half hours.
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Reno
New
Sierra
California
San Francisco
Fresno
San Joaquin Valley
University of Nevada
Rain Tonight Then Colder Weather Forecast
Local forecast warns of continued rain tonight with milder temps, then colder conditions and possible snow squalls tomorrow. Winds from the south shift overnight, while river and street surfaces remain slick in parts of the city. The sudden cold could bring slush and icy sidewalks, with frigid conditions anticipated Friday.
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Rnchester
Ernest L. Wooding
LeRoy
Jellomorrow Kids
Woodward
Genesee Memorial Hos
St. Mark's
Episcopal’ Church
LeRo
UN Orders Jews to Leave Negev Desert Conflict
Paris dateline reports the United Nations Security Council adopted a British backed resolution urging Israeli forces to retire from the Negev in Southern Palestine and calling for a ceasefire. The vote included eight for, three abstentions, with the US abstaining on all sections. Dr Ralph Bunche was empowered to delimit a demilitarized zone and oversee truce supervision.
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Negev
Palestine
Security Council
Israell
Egypt
United States
Russia
Soviet
Ukraine
France
Iim
Ralph J. Bunehe
le Counei
Bunche
Council
Laxe Success
Ens
Desert Battle in Negev Halts on Tentative Note
Israeli and United Nations sources report the second Negev battle may be easing with observers noting the Southern Palestine desert quiets. An Israeli spokesman described the fighting as slackening while unofficial reports suggest the clash near Egypt’s border is winding down as Egypt sends reinforcements.
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Israel
United Nations
Negev
Haifa
Palestine
Salg
Usas
Egypt
Jis
Pates
Hine
Governor Dewey Sets Tight Budget for 1949 50
Governor Dewey announced a state budget totaling over 2.0 billion for 1949 50 and ordered department heads to cut nonessential expenditures. He plans to survey each proposed item before deciding on new taxes. Despite cuts, higher taxes seem likely with requested appropriations up 330 million over last year and rumors of income tax and gasoline levy increases.
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Dewey
Admnistration
Gaveney
W. R. Douglas
Douglas
Nebraska Storm Tidings Leave Roads Blocked
Nebraska was buffeted by high winds as a snow and sleet storm moved away toward Iowa. Roads clogged and communication lines were cut. Early today Chadron in the northwest reported five degrees above zero as temperatures plunged.
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Umama
Nebraska
Planeloads of War Brides Missed Deadline
Two planeloads of war brides failed to meet the midnight deadline under the Alien War Brides Act. Several arrived just under the wire. others were delayed and expected today. Immigration officials will decide on state arrivals. One bridegroom, Gabor Rona, rushed from California after marrying in Germany to secure a visa. A German war widow, Charlotte Mench, arrived with her brother-in-law after a husband’s death in Russia respective service.
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Othem
Lette
Jase
U. S
Gabor ‘Rona
Califfornia
Wa, Be
London
Mys
Germany
Uhl
Blostom Beenstell
Los
Carl Mench
Clarks Kling
MN. J
Enak
Charlotte
Nine Japanese officers to hang for American airmen beheadings
The court-martial sentences condemn nine Japanese officers including three generals for the beheading of 43 American airmen. Eight were executed on August 10, 1945 and 17 on August 15, four hours after Hirohito’s surrender broadcast. Seventeen others received prison terms up to life. Witnesses testified airmen were decapitated after retribution for Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Names of condemned include Lt Gen Isamu Ikoyaima and Maj Gen Kyusaku Fukushima.
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Hilo
U. S
Eighth Army
Hiroshima
Nagasai
Isamu ¥ Ékoyaima
Kyusaku Fukushima
Shoshin Ito
Kiyoharu
Tomomori
Yusei Waka
Hirei Nakayama
Kentaro Toji
Masahiko Marazaki
Taxpayer’s Bill Out Of This World And Other Oddities
A humorous notes item reports tax collector W R Douglas collecting six dollars in back taxes from a farmer who claimed divine guidance. The reporter also notes a ten dollar counterfeit bill recovered by police and a general roundup of oddities from New York and Chicago.
Reds Rounded Up in Greece Roundup of Communists
ATHENS Greece authorities launched a large scale roundup targeting alleged Communists in the Peloponnese region. Police conducted raids and detained several individuals as part of a nationwide security sweep. The government framed the actions as maintaining public order amid political tension.
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Reds
Athens
Greece
Peloponnen
Eccentric Opera Remarks Blur Rudy Vallee39s View
A garbled recollection cites Rudy Vallee praising Carmen and Bizet but laments a failed performance. The speaker contends best work was overshadowed by critics, mentioning Bizet’s death soon after protection in 1875 and a Neach attack that reputedly struck him amid the controversy.
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Bally Vallee
Higt
Hiuwic
Hat Bizet
Marshall Rests At Carolina Home
Secretary of State George C. Marshall is resting at Liscombe Lodge in Pinehurst North Carolina after undergoing a kidney operation at Walter Reed Hospital three weeks ago. Doctors in Washington say he will undergo a long period of recuperation and will remain away from official duties for an indefinite time.
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N. C
George C. Marshall
Liscombe Lodge
Marshall
Washington
Walter Reed
Exposition Groups Back Farm Plan For State Center
Albany report details a State Conference of Farm Organizations program endorsing Governor Dewey. It calls for a Central New York medical center near schools, revised milk payments, a 1949 State Fair, and expanded school lunch aid. Dewey welcomed the plan after a long farm leaders meeting.
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Ier
Conference Board
New York
State University System
New York City
Dental
Syracuse University
Albany
Rochester
Farm Board
Greenland Rescue May Cost 500000 in Air Force Effort
Government estimates it may spend about 500000 for the Greenland ice cap rescue of 12 Air Force personnel after the C-47 crash. The operation included three failed attempts, one B-17 loss, two gliders, and at least 14 aircraft involved, with one flown from Alaska to Greenland.
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Hington
Trustees Executors Take Addis Co Control After Death
The Addis Co Inc appoints 16 trustees and executors for the estate of Cothran F. Smith who died Sunday. Surrogate Charles Milford Jr. presides as law firms Costello Cooney Fearon design the trustees and officers including Rosamond Underwood Smith and Thomas W. Smith. The group holds a substantial stake in the corporation with no amounts stated, and the notice concludes on page i.
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Addis Co, Inc
Cothran F. Smith
Smith
Charles
Milford, Jr
Charles E. Cooney
Costello, Cooney & Fearon
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