Storm snarled transport as plants idle in freezing winds
Freezing winds and a snowstorm crippled transport along the eastern seaboard, delaying air and surface networks for nearly a day. An army of sanitation workers cleared routes in New York City to keep arteries open while milk supplies arrived amid delays. Three deaths were reported in Long Island, Westchester, and New Jersey as trucks lagged behind schedules.
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State fears walkout as Buffalo teachers plan strike
Gov Dewey's administration faces heat over a pending permanent teachers salary program funded by new local taxes. An unnamed source says no concrete assurances will be offered to satisfy the Buffalo Teachers Federation, which claims two thirds of the city's 2,900 teachers and demands a 2400 to 3600 dollar minimum salary. The NYS Teachers Association president calls the plan the worst piece of chicanery.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area and Eastern New York
The U S Weather Bureau forecast calls for continued cold and brisk winds tonight and Sunday. Tonight cloudy with small snow flurries in the north portion and diminishing winds. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer. Highs around 20s and a record today of 65 set in 1930.
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Blizzard Aftermath Sparks Dozens Of Small Crashes In Syracuse
Syracuse police logged about 20 minor automobile mishaps after a blizzard last Friday. Accidents clustered along Erie Blvd W and Geddes Street near the Atlantic coastline area as slippery streets hindered travel. Investigators reported no serious injuries amid the string of collisions.
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Chemists Fix Blast Cause In Downtown Los Angeles
Chemists determined a 300 ton mixture equivalent to 3600 pounds of explosive triggered the downtown Los Angeles blast. The mixture of perchloric acid and acetic anhydride caused the Conner electro plating plant to explode, destroying much of a block and rattling the city square. Fifteen people were killed and 158 injured. workmen continued the search for missing persons as police and fire officials assessed the damage.
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Snow proves good bank save by Philadelphia youth
John Laporte, 21, shielded his watch and $11 by tucking them in a snow bank during a tussle with two thieves in Philadelphia. He and police later recovered the items after the assailants fled.
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Twenty-One Die In Chinese Air Force Plane Crash
A Chinese Air Force transport plane crash near Chungking killed 21 aboard. Reports said icing caused loss of control as the aircraft, coming from Sichang, broke a wing in the high altitude conditions.
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Compromise Budget Cut Talks Roil Senate and House
Washington reports a Senate Republican leader pushing to cap budget cuts at 4.5 billion while a compromise could reach 34 billion. The House favors a six billion cut, driving a partisan clash on President Truman's 1948 budget and defense commitments as leaders debate where reductions should hit and the impact on foreign policy.
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Tait Lashes At Lilienthal In Senate Clash
Washington sources report supporters of David E. Lilienthal face a tough confirmation fight for chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. Senator Taft announced his intention to vote against Lilienthal, branding him power hungry and soft on communism while Senator McMahon of Connecticut weighs in on the Senate committee hearing.
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Luciano in Custody in Cuba Deportation Probe
Cuban Secret Service reports arrest of gangster Lucky Luciano for questioning as U S authorities halt legitimate narcotic shipments to Cuba. The move follows protests by Dr Jose chairmi and Cuban public officials over Luciano's presence and influence.
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Ives urges joint group to map new labor laws
Senator Ives proposes a joint House Senate committee to hold private talks with union and management leaders before labor legislation. He cites limited liaison between committees and says a joint panel could craft a workable program, as hearings pause and lawmakers await the Senate move.
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Explosion toll from Mohawk Valley blast rocks Utica area
A massive explosion at the Mohawk Valley Knitting Machine Corp plant at Thirday and Catherine streets injured 25 people, with one man missing and feared dead. Debris spread across 35 or more stores, windows shattered seven blocks away, and a bridge near the plant stood intact. Fire and police responded, with victims treated for shocks, burns, and concussions. Authorities suspect a gas main break as a possible cause, though no explosives were reported in the building. Further details noted Timothy Beesman believed trapped in the ruins, and multiple residents treated at nearby hospitals.
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Morgenthau arc and the public private line debate
A column by Marquis Chitty discusses the Morgenthau controversy and defends the need to define by law where public and private documents separate. The feature appears amid editorial pages and regular sections listed for today. The piece connects to the ongoing tension between transparency and confidentiality in government records.
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Little White Lies Help Keep Us Sane
Hollywood report quotes Alive Lavere in noting that absolute truth is unhealthy for modern people. She cites George Washington’s famed lie as an ancient example while warning that strict truth telling can breed anxiety and distrust. Parents are urged to avoid forcing constant honesty on children and to use indirect questions to encourage truth without fear.
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