Marshall Conscription Plea Aimed at Russ Propaganda
Marshall urges universal military training to supply armed services and counter Soviet propaganda. He expects new enabling legislation soon and a civilian commission to study the training problem. State Department plans first Russia broadcasts on Feb 17 as Marshall warns against linking atomic energy control with disarmament. He insists no disarmament until international security exists. Senate Armed Services views universal training as immediately necessary. Concluded on Page 2.
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Youth, 15, Admits Mattydale Burglaries
A 15 year old, resident of the Army Air Base, confessed to tying burglaries in Mattydale and stealing about $150, a 22 caliber revolver, and food over the past three weeks. An identification bracelet found near a home led to the arrest by Corp. Merrill and Detective Thomas Smith. The youth admitted to recent burglaries and was taken to the police station for questioning. authorities plan further inquiries. He previously lived with his mother. his father had been away.
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Smilth
Ross
Pollet
Austin
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Weather Synopsis for Syracuse Area Today and Tonight
U S Weather Bureau forecast calls for snow flurries and colder conditions in the Syracuse area today. Continued cold with occasional snow flurries tonight and Sunday, with a low expected around 4 and a high near 29 on Friday. Sunset at 5 27 P M and sunrise Sunday at 7 11 A M are listed, with historical extremes noted as 60 and 22 for record highs and lows. East of New York remains mostly cloudy and cold with possible snow flurries in the northern portion.
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Indicted High Nazis Accused of War Crimes
In Nuremberg the United States charged German industrialists as war crime conspirators. Brig Gen Telford Taylor led the indictment against Friedrich Flick, 63, and four associates Otto Steinbrinck, Konrad Kaletsch, Bernhard Weiss, Hermann Terberger. The case links industrial leaders to Nazi political and military crimes. details continue on page 2.
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Konrad Kaletsch
Bernhard Weiss
Hermann’ Terberger
Germany
UN Session Veto Seen In Arms Plan Jam
In New York the United Nations Security Council faced a stalled arms reduction effort. The United States and Soviet Union maintained their core positions on atomics control, raising the likelihood that a veto could block substantive action. Close observers expect a showdown vote with veto implications, shaping the path of global disarmament negotiations.
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New York
United Nations’ Security, Council Today
Raisi
Russia
United States
Ruston
Commentator Conked After Roosevelt Broadcast Fist Fight
In New York a one punch studio fight erupted after a broadcast featuring Elliott Roosevelt and his wife Faye Emerson. Radio commentator Fulton Lewis was struck by Dick Hardly, a representative of the publishers handling Roosevelt’s late father’s book. The fracas followed the Meet the Press program and drew in several media figures from Scripps-Howard and the New York Times Tribun...
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Fulton Lewis
Dick Hardly
Duell, Sloane & Pierce
Roosesvelt
Law
Ronservelt
Henry J. Taylor
Scripps-Howard
Warren Moscow
New York Times
Bert “Andrews
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Sef Stalin
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Lewis
Levis
Britain warns of complete disaster over power cuts
London government warned Britons that failure to cut electricity use could bring “complete disaster” within 10 days as the coal crisis worsens. Labour Cabinet member Emmanuel Shinwell said crisis management depended on public cooperation with voluntary reductions. Separate U S reports note House Labor Committee hearings into union rackets and reactions to labor and political strains amid coal shortages impacting industry.
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Emmanuel Shinwell
Washington
House Labor Committee
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Shawcross
Géhern
Galtteerin
Hartley
R-N.j
Prices Soar In Grain War
Wheat futures in Chicago and Kansas City climbed to near record highs as government and millers engage in an unprecedented war for wheat. March contracts rose to about 2.20 in Chicago and 2.12 in Kansas City, highest since 1920.
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Talmadge Blasts Judge in Georgia power fight
Gov. Herman Talmadge accused Superior Court Judge Claude Porter of preemptively siding with acting Gov. Thompson in a bid to control the governorship. Porter had ruled for Thompson’s claim, while Talmadge’s attorneys defended his executive-power bid at a McDonough hearing.
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Courageous Kerr towed by courage into wedding
Legless Kerr 28, who lost two legs and an arm in a 1937 traffic crash in Los Angeles, plans to wed Clark Robert Taylor of Roseburg Oregon at First Presbyterian Church next Friday. She learned to walk on artificial legs, ride, write with her left hand and dance, becoming self supporting and author of Banners of Courage.
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Senator Vandenberg Declines Presidential Bid
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan, speaking at a State Republican convention press conference, said he is not a candidate for the presidential nomination and does not wish to be. He added he would be numb if he were insensible to the compliment the suggestion implies.
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Arthur H. Wandenberg
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Truman Urges Fight Against Heart Disease Campaign
President Truman called on Americans to fight heart disease, saying the national effort will affect about 400 000 people this year. He urged thoughtful citizens to be alarmed by the rising incidence as health groups press a campaign.
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Trueman
White Russia Demands Reparations From Germany
White Russia urged the foreign ministers' deputies to force Germany to pay 4.5 billion dollars in kind for 18 billion dollars of war damage. The demand was presented by White Russia's foreign minister K. V. Kiselev. The move followed Russia's approval of a clause in the Austrian treaty about withdrawing occupation forces within 90 days after signing.
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Russia
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K. V. Kiselev
Fire destroys 100000 tons coal at Lynn wharf
A waterfront blaze in Lynn Massachusetts on the waterfront and factory district destroyed more than 13000 tons of hard coal at the Sprague Breed Stevens and Newhall coal wharf. The fire menaced the area causing extensive smoke and structural damage to adjoining warehouses and facilities. Authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene to prevent further spread of flames.
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Today’s Features on Editorial Page Include Constitutional Amendment Opinion
A column by David Lawrence discusses an amendment linking presidential tenure to two four year terms as substantial confirmation of a belief among statesmen that there is no indispensable man. The page lists features including comics, horoscope, amusements, bridge, financial, churches, radio and a classifieds section.
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Mary Haworth
Ape Boy Happy With New Face Returns Home
David Ruge, a 17 year old once labeled Ape Boy, leaves Grand Rapids after a facial reconstruction by Dr. Ferris Smith. He plans to return to Chicago, where he had attempted extortion years prior, hopeful his new appearance will improve his life and prospects.
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David Ruge
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Syracuse Braces for Bitter Winter Front
A severe cold front swept into Syracuse and Owen County turning temperatures near zero and driving the area to its coldest in memory. Overnight lows dipped below zero with wind chills. readings varied from 19 in Albany to seven in Rochester while a weather roundup noted a nationwide bite of winter from Wyoming to the Gulf Coast and the Atlantic seaboard. The cold will persist at least through Monday with flurries and an inch of snow reported in parts and total ground cover near three and a half inches in 24 hours.
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New British Formula Faces Arab Rejection Over Holy Land Plan
Undisclosed British cabinet proposal for Holy Land meets Arab leader warning that admitting another Jew would trigger war. Palestine Arab delegation recalls being handed the plan on a night of uncertainty as talks resume with Jewish agency lenders looming next steps.
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