Cold Weather Tied to Russia Siberia Chinook Backdrop
Washington report quotes Dr. Jerome Namias of the Weather Bureau linking severe cold across much of the United States to conditions in the Russia-Siberia region and eastern Pacific. He cites unusual patterns producing a January warm spell followed by a deep European winter and a forecast of continued cold mayhem for weeks in the U.S.
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Weather Bureau
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Evacuation of Jews Shifts to Area B in Jerusalem
British troops moved into security Area B as nearly 1,000 Jews faced noon evacuation. Only about half had left, as martial law fears rose after the Jewish National Council rejected cooperation with the British. Evacuations continued amid confusion, with four former peaceful areas to be turned into barbed wire compounds ahead of a promised crackdown on underground activity.
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Jewish National Council
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Senate Finance Panel Backs Indefinite High Luxury Tax续
Washington. The Senate Finance Committee approved indefinite continuation of wartime excise taxes on furs cosmetics and other luxury items. The panel’s move supports maintaining high levies amid ongoing wartime revenue needs.
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Washington
Senaie Finance Committee
Weather outlook for Syracuse area with light snow flurries
The Weather Bureau forecasts occasional snow flurries and continued cold. High around 23, low near 3. Sun sets at 5:24 PM, sunrise Friday at 7:14 AM. Record highs and lows noted for today in history, humidity around 69 percent in the evening.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Priliy
Weekend Cold Snap Promises Zero Readings
The Mercury reports a rising trend today but warns of an extremely cold weekend. The Weather Bureau notes temperatures lingering near seven degrees this morning, averaging six degrees higher than Wednesday. Tonight's low near 10 degrees with light flurries and some wind. Friday expected 10 to 20 degrees. A new high pressure area from the northwest could arrive by Friday night or Saturday morning, risking further zero readings. rapid arrival may push readings well below zero.
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Weather Bureau
Ruling Near US Portal Pay Suit Opens to Government
The United States Government becomes a party to the Mt. Clemens Pottery Company suit, potentially unlocking nearly 5.09 billion in portal to portal pay claims. Federal Judge Frank A. Piened will sign an order allowing the attorney general to intervene, while the voter group renews a request to join. Edward Lamb, representing the pottery workers, opposed no objection to intervention. the government’s move follows the 1941 suit initiation.
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Mt. Clemens Pottery Company
Frank A. Piened
Bcome
Edward Lamb
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Byrd Explorers Find New 2000-Mile Coast
Rear Adm Richard E Byrd announced new coastline extending about 2000 miles and 125000 square miles of previously unknown continental area in the U S Antarctic regions. He described four days of exploration, about 20 islands and peninsulas, and a large bay inland on the Roosevelt Sea. The announcement came at a news conference as preparations began for an early northernward departure before Antarctic winter.
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United States Navy
South Poiny
Antarctica
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Sugar Crop in Negros Producing Less Than Normal
Governor Rafael Lacson reported that Occidental Negros Province sugar production is only about 0.3 percent of the normal crop, a sharp shortfall for the Philippines sugar industry.
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Occidental Negros
Paliippines
Rafael Lacson
Eisler Contempt Charge Looms Over Refusal to Testify
Washington reports Gerhard Eisler branded a dangerous terrorist by his sister as the House Un-American Activities Committee seeks contempt for his refusal to testify under oath. The FBI labeled him a maker of Communist policy in the United States. Eisler’s sister Elfriede testi?fied against him, claiming he would rebuild a Nazi movement with a different Fuehrer name. Robert Stripling cited a 1941 immigration oath to challenge Eisler's credibility. Eisler was escorted from the committee room and the panel urged contempt of Congress.
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House -on-Americain, Activities Committee
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FBI
United States
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Syracuse Teachers Plan Walkout Amid Strike Threats
Heated dispute over salary legislation in Albany spurs a statewide teacher walkout threat. Secret polls at Syracuse schools show strong support for strike action, with petitions demanding President Robert W Oliver’s resignation and widespread rounds of ballots across Eastwood, Nottingham, and Onondaga Valley Academy.
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Just Named O M Gardner New Votive Post
O M Gardner died of coronary thrombosis in London hours after sailing aboard the America liner to take a new diplomatic post. Gardner, 64, was named to succeed W Averell Harriman as ambassador to Great Britain, a move announced a month ago. His death occurred at 3:20 AM in a London hotel room after a long illness. President Truman expressed shock. Mae Alexander, secretary, and Margaret Truman paid respects. Gardner had previously served as Undersecretary of the Treasury and Governor of North Carolina.
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Miami Weather Freezes Pipes Forced School Closures
The temperature plunged as thousands of winter visitors faced freezing pipes in Dade County. The hot sun failed to warm iced water lines prompting the closure of public schools in the area for the day.
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Wreckage Not Missing Transport Plane Sighting Debated
Richmond area search for a missing Navy transport plane turns uncertain as officials report wreckage sighted by an Army Reserve pilot may not be the aircraft. Navy and Army Reserve confirm ongoing checks for confirmable debris near the southeast Richmond region.
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Navy
Two Term Presidency Amendment Sparks House Battle
Democrats object as Republicans push a constitutional amendment to restrict presidential terms. Debate centers on a two-thirds House vote and a required Senate tally before referral to the states. The disputed proposal would affect who can hold the office and for how long.
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Soldier linked to Dahlia case dated in Los Angeles
A Fort Dix soldier described by Army officials as dating Elizabeth Short in Los Angeles on January 9 was held today as investigators await Los Angeles police word. Maj. Cornelius Morris said the man reported his mind went blank after the date and recalled waking at a Pennsylvania Railroad station in New York City. The 29-year-old former combat infantryman underwent psychiatrist evaluation and was recommended for hospital care.
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Los Angeles
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Democratic opposition to power amendment shocks readers
Editorial column by David Lawrence discusses opposition to a constitutional amendment linking the presidency to a two term limit. The piece appears amid a list of pages for features, crosswords, horoscopes, financials, and classifieds. No dates or places are specified.
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David Lawrence
Heyeo Margarine Makers Face New Farm Rules
Heyeo Margarine Company faces fresh guidance amid farm production constraints. Regulators outline compliance steps impacting supply lines, pricing, and labeling as authorities seek to stabilize dairy product flows and consumer access.
Rocky Clings To Fix Denial in Boxing Hearing
In New York State Athletic Commission proceedings Rocky Graziano testified he did not know men who offered a $100000 bribe to throw a fight. The hearing, led by Chairman Eddie Bogan, concluded today with Rosenblum, his attorney, closing after calls from Graziano, trainer Whitey Brimstein, and physician Dr. S Sym New. A decision was to be announced at 1 P.M. tomorrow.
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New York State
Athletic Suiiision
ROK
Hoover arrives in Berlin amid food sanctions debate
Former President Herbert Hoover reached Berlin by train from Frankfurt amid discussions on food sanctions and relief efforts in Germany. Hoover's visit signals attention to economic pressures from postwar reparations and hunger, with officials noting his inspection of relief measures.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hero Officer Arrested In Gem Smuggling Case
SAN FRANCISCO WP an Army officer Col Edward Murray with a distinguished record faced arrest and a customs probe over $210 000 in diamonds brought from Japan. At Oakland Army Base customs seized 338 gems valued at $200 000 after he failed to declare them. Murray wearing the Legion of Merit relinquished a safe key as authorities confiscated the gems. He faced a special board to determine next steps and was confined to quarters at Fort Mason while awaiting Tokyo proceedings.
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Bank of Japan
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