Record Cold Grips Syracuse as Temperatures Plunge
Syracuse woke to the coldest February in two years with 22 below heres and three below by noon. Weatherman Andrew P Keller described a strong north flow from a high from Lake Superior to Tennessee and a low over Nova Scotia. Transportation suffered as a New York Central freight breakdown and bus freezes delayed trains and buses. Predictions call for five below tonight and up to 29 above tomorrow.
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American Airlines
New York Central
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Montreal
Greyhound Bus. Lines
Norwich
New York City
New York
Watertown
Coal Conservation Urged as Brownout Tightens
William Robinson warns homeowners to conserve coal as bitter cold worsens scarce supplies. State officials threaten short weeks for nonessential businesses if coal conditions do not improve, with potential closure of amusement venues. Merchants pledge better cooperation amid brownout violations. enforcement deemed misdemeanor with no arrests planned.
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Solid Fuels
Robinson
Sant Frederick E. Youlon
Chamber of Commerce
Werchaniy
Final Plea Vogeler Faces Fate Tomorrow In Hungary
In Budapest US businessman Robert Vogeler and six others faced spy charges as prosecutors urged severe penalties. Court adjourned until tomorrow for verdict. Vogeler, claiming confession without pressure, sought a milder sentence and lawyer’s assistance.
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Robert 4. Vogeler
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People's Court
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Grula
Sonar
Ogeler
Copenhagen
Oslo
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Washington
Russia
San Francisco
Per
Harry Bridges
Moscow
Sotte
United States
F. Joseph Donohue
Woman Passes Driving Test Then Collides Into House
Mrs Terry Lee Auer aged 43 graduates with honors from a driving school and solos with her husband in their new car. Police say she forgot the steering wheel on a turn, sending the car into a house. Her husband was taken to hospital.
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Los Angeles
Terry Lee Auer
15 Arraigned In Dock Fight
Fifteen men faced court today after a bloody melee that broke up a National Marine Union meeting. An armed group of about 30 entered Tom Mooney Hall raiding the upstairs gathering of 200 rank and file members. Police report weapons including a tear gas gun knives clubs a blackjack and a gun. Four men were hospitalized and held for further treatment.
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New York
Ci.c. National Maritime Union
Tom Mooney
Hall
Curran
Today’s features and sections listed with page numbers
The page shows a contents listing for today’s newspaper with sections such as Comics featuring Jean Kein and Dr Dean Cressword, Mary Haworth Horascnpe, Amusements on page 22, Finances on 23, Sports on the 24, editorials on 26, and pictures on page 10. It notes Deaths on page 12 and Radio-TV City Life.
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Jean Kein
Dean Cressword
Mary Haworth
Sridge
TV City Life
Sock
Winchellov
Letters
Congressman Crawford Freed After Guilty Plea in Assault
In Upper Marlboro the 61 year old Representative Crawford paid 2850 today and was released from jail after two days on assault charges involving a young prizefighter employed on his farm. Magistrate Alan Bowe fined him 25 and 3.50 in costs. Crawford claimed the act was voluntary and refused a cash bond via a bondsman. He had been held since Saturday afternoon after arrest on counts tied to a Crawford office employee.
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Crawford
ReMich
Peppery
Congress Froga
Alan Bowe
Prince Georges County
Ray Hanbury
Buffalo Coed Sought in Miami Mystery
A two day search by the Miami Missing Persons Bureau for Mary Mimi Buggan, 20, a Buffalo, New York coed and Cornell University student, who arrived by plane from Panay on February 16 en route to New York, failed to locate her. Detectives were assigned to find why she vanished after arriving at Miami International Airport and visiting her sister Mrs Batlar Smith, wife of an Army captain in Panama.
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Miami
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Mimi) Buggan
New York
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Panama
Frank J. Nowakowski
Miss Huggan
Cornell University
Cheers Send Doctor To Trial as Slayer
Manchester New Hampshire residents cheered Dr Hermann N Sander as he faced a life trial for allegedly murdering a patient dying of cancer. The doctor’s wife Alne stood by him as jury selection began, with 145 veniremen called and a cautious opening by Superior Judge Harold E Westcott.
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Doctor
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X. H
Hermann N. Sander
Alne
Triad
Harry Wright
Harold E. Westcott
Hillsborough County
Wescott
Louis ©. Wyman
William L. Phinney
Sakdet
Abbie C
Borrolo
New Hampshire
Sander
Associated Press
Dr. Sander
Gas Price War Blooms Across Regions
Gas price cuts spread nationwide with motorists in the west and midwest saving up to five cents a gallon. Oil company spokesmen say surplus and local competition drive the trend, which began about four months ago in several cities including Los Angeles San Francisco Milwaukee Salt Lake City and Indianapolis with reductions mainly one to five cents on regular and premium grades.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Oil Company
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San Diego
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Tucson
Ariz
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Main
Seattle
Five Fishermen Rescued From Ice Floe Near Sebewaing Michigan
Five floe fishermen stranded overnight on a Saginaw Bay ice cake were rescued Sunday by a ski equipped airplane. They said they kept warm by huddling in an igloo and pacing a large circle scratched in the snow. Names listed: Andrew Draschil, John Draschil, Paul Schweitzer, Robert Eisencruber, Karl Kindlinger.
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Sebewaing
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Rve
Sagan Bay
Lake Huron
Franklin Hoffmeister
Phone Strike Talk Called
Washington arranged a bargaining session for tomorrow with Western Electric workers as part of a looming nationwide telephone strike led by the Communications Workers of America. Chief Chin said the meeting aims to meet the Feb 24 deadline amid other duties, while a further 150,000 telephone workers could join after March 1.
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Washington LP
Cyrus
Ching
Federal
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
2.1.0
Why Not Tax Single Girls Too Debate Sparks in New York
A New York woman proposed a tax on unmarried women as a substitute for cosmetic taxes, suggesting a ten dollar annual fee for the privilege of being free. Rep. Kilburn and a bachelor correspondent mocked the idea, while the writer argues that if men are taxed for singleness, women should share the burden. The letter, from Niagara Falls, hints at deeper gender tensions over maturity and financial independence.
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Washington
New York
Rep
Kilburn
RNY
Jery
Niagara Falls
Contempt Fine Possible Over UMW Actions In Coal Dispute
Washington reports that Judge Richmond Beech extended a no strike order against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers to March 3, with miners largely ignoring it. Contempt action against the UMW could yield heavy fines. Congress debates seizure ideas, but Truman shows no plan for government seizure authority.
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Feneral
Richmond B. Beech
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Beech
Stelke Lorder
Lewis
Beners
E’. Howse
Rayburn
Spy Trial Goes On Recess For Week
Federal judge Time Sylvester Ryan ordered a one week recess in the Coplon espionage conspiracy trial to allow the government extra time to study the case and a new survey of potential evidence and witnesses involving Judith Coplon.
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New York
Sylvester Ryan
Coplon
Judith Coplon
Boxcars derailed block Lehigh Vadley Railroad tracks
Two miles west of here thirty eight boxcars derailed blocking both main line tracks of the Lehigh Vadley Railroad. Willard station agent Vincent Armitage said the incident disrupted service and required urgent inspection and clearance efforts.
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Ovid
Lehigh Vadley
Vincent Armitage
Willard
Critics Fire Back as Youth Groups Defend Modern Times
In Washington Joseph Condon of the American Youth Congress says American youth is all right, rebuking critics who liken youths to old maids and accuse them of impudence. The exchange reflects tensions over changing social norms and youth conduct.
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Joseph Condon
American Youth Congress
Washington
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