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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1948

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Cambridge Blaze Kills Six In Family Home Fire

In pre-dawn flames at the exclusive Brattle Street area in Cambridge six members of H Alan Gregg II’s family die. The maid Edna Roper is hospitalized in critical condition after leaping from a third floor window. Firefighters from five communities battle the blaze in the North Cambridge business district. Three firemen are hospitalized for smoke inhalation.

Cambridge Mass Business Brattle. St Alan Gregg Ann Susan H. ‘Alan, III Peter Thomas Edna Roper Greggs Leas James Tierney Vanda David Ryan Philian Belanger Miss Roper Daniel Walsh Edward de Mont Harry McLaughlin Somerville

Arab Royalty Murdered in Chicago Style Slaying

An Arab League fact finding report says Imam Yehia of Yemen was killed in Chicago gangster style. His grandson and two friends also died. Sons rushed to Dar El Saad Palace to seize the throne as gunfire erupted wounding one prince and killing another.

Cairo Egypt Arab League Yehia Yemen Chicago al Ahram Arab League Committee Dar el Saadp Abd Alla Ibn el Wazir

Henry Wallace and the Democratic fold in today's features

The editorial column by Marquis Childs argues that attempts to bring Henry Wallace back into the Democratic fold reveal a lack of understanding of his vision. The notice lists page 24 and 25 sections including Comics Dr Brady crossword horoscope and other features like Amusements Inq Reporter Bridge Radio Classified Social City Life Sports Deaths Winchell Editorials and Letters.

Henry Wallace Wallace Marquis Childs Jean Kain Dr. Brady Mary Haworth

Bomb blasts kill 52 in Jerusalem Jewish sector

Jerusalem reels under a deadly blast that killed 52 people and left at least 88 injured as two hotels and nearby structures were wrecked. Haganah workers recovered more bodies, while streets were mined and security zones reinforced amid mounting tension between Arabs, Britons, and Jews.

Jerusalem Ben Yehuda St Haganah

Ball of Fire Hits Plane Over Lisbon Flight

British European Airways crew aboard a Lemion to Lisbon flight reported a ball of fire struck their aircraft during a storm, bouncing off the nose and tearing a hole in the rudder while passengers felt a violent bump. The plane was repaired before resuming service.

Lisbon Portugal British European Airways Lemion

Legislators Tackle Picket Lines in Albany Hotel Standoff

About 150 state legislators faced picket lines to enter DeWitt Clinton and Ten Eyck hotels as Morris Zuckman of Hotels and Restaurant Employes Local 472 said legislators must arrange entry themselves after the union gave advance notice. No negotiations were set. Nearby, 200 DeWitt workers and 260 Ten Eyck staff had walked out earlier for a shorter four day work week.

Albany A. F. Listelkers DeWitt Clinton Ten Eyck Morris Zuckman Employes Union

Tube Train Kills Fighting Man and Son in Subway Tragedy

In a midtown New York incident a 60-year-old man and his 27-year-old son were killed after tumbling under a moving subway train during a struggle. Police quoted the son Felix Leftkowsky saying he pushed his father as both men fell. the father Royal Lefkowsky died instantly while the son died later after his legs were amputated in hospital.

New York Felix Leftkowsky Royal Lefkowsky

Passenger plane crash at Mal Airfield kills 13 near Davao City

A passenger plane crashed and exploded today at Mal Airfield near Davao City, Manila. Thirteen people aboard were killed. Police and aviation officials began investigations into the disaster.

Manila P. I CUP Mal -Airfield Davao Chu

Dixie revolt hinges on civil rights law passage in Congress

Washington reports the Dixie revolt hinges on whether any of President Truman’s civil rights measures become law. Southern governors threaten to confront Democratic National Chairman McGrath as the crisis looms. Two Dixie senators warn that inaction could doom the rebellion, while passage could trigger Southern backlash including removal of the President and running mate from state ballots. A Senate poll suggests the filibuster may fail without Republican backing.

Washington Truman McGrath Congress South Senate

Yard Finds Bomb In London Threat

An anonymous caller warned occupants of Palace Chambers in Westminster that it would be blown up in three minutes. Scotland Yard officers found a 12 inch candy box with wires and batteries behind a letter box in a hallway.

London iPalace Chambers Westminster Colonial Office Scotland Yard Cannon Row

Penang Bookmakers Threaten Betting Silence Over Arrests

A Penang book makers spokesman warned that unless police stop arresting bookmakers they will refuse bets on the next Penang race meeting. The statement was issued today in Malaya.

Penang Malaya

Communists Order Police Crackdown In Prague

Prague dispatch reports Czechoslovakia amid political crisis as police arrest foes and seize party headquarters. Security police surround government buildings and embassies while passport stamps tighten travel. Notables jailed include Dr Zdenek Marjanko and Zdenek Uhl with searches for Vladimir Vrajina. Premier Gottwald seeks to stabilize talks as Benes consults.

Prague Czech National Socialist Party Ir Ane Ats Polioca Hending Ministry of Interior Reds Zdenek Marjanko Justice Employe Vladimir Vrajina National Socialist Party Zdenek Uhl Medical Students’ ’Union Jiri Pink theEngineers’ Union Klement Gottwald Eduards Benes Colunut

Clay Charges Russ Forays Into Bavarian Border

Gen Lucius D. Clay, American military governor in the U S zone, said Soviet soldiers are crossing from Austria into Bavaria to forage for food and press demands on German farmers. He noted a sharp rise in border violations near the Soviet zone as he reported conditions in the U S sector to Washington.

Berlin Austria Bavaria Luclus D. Clay Clay Washington U. S Bavarian Wiere

Washingtons Welcome Son Named George Washington

A nine pound two ounce son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs George Washington and promptly named George Washington The father is an attorney and was born on Washingtons birthday This brief birth notice records the names and date of birth for a child of the Washington family.

Los Angeles George Washington Washington

Pleasant Drier Weather Forecast With Warmer Temperatures

Meteorologist Andrew P. Jxellern says fair weather will continue today and tonight with a rise in temperature tomorrow reaching about 38 degrees. Today’s high near 27 with a low around 165 degrees indicates a misprint. The weekend storm was shifted away as pressure patterns moved snow to sea, though New York City received six inches.

Andrew P.jxellern New York City

Two Brothers Die in New York Apartment Fire

Two young brothers Harold May Jr age 6 and Michael May age 5 died in a New York apartment fire that also seriously burned their parents and baby sister. The blaze began early today, investigators say.

New York Harold May, Jr Michael

Not as Good Either a Churchill Art Joke in Hollywood

A fragment quotes Joshua Logan describing Winston Churchill as a good painter and better bricklayer. A Hollywood anecdote recalls Churchill's daughter visiting, a film star asking if her father is an artist and Logan noting Churchill paints landscapes and is not as bad as his painting.

Winston Churchill Joshua Logan Churchill Hollywood

Hill on Move Shifts Road Toward Noble County Line

Caldwell Ohio reports a moving hillside continues to push State Route 21 toward Duck Creek near Noble Washington Seoul North Korean lineal leaders have launched a propaganda campaign for the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea as the Soviet zone occupation divides the nation. A patrol says the hillside has moved earth height 12 to 18 inches, threatening homes on Karl McAfee and Edwin Minek properties with evacuation already ordered.

Caldwell Ohio Duck, Creek Noble Washington Seoul Karl McAfee Edwin Mineks

Truman Ends Island Visit in Virgin Islands Tour

President Truman wrapped up a goodwill tour of the Virgin Islands with a St. Croix luncheon alongside Gov Hague and local officials. He urged Congress to renew the Virgin Islands Company's charter to bolster the islands' economy before departing aboard the Williamsburg for Guantanamo Bay and a nine day vacation in Key West Florida.

Christiansted J.st. Croix Virgin Islands Truman Congress Caribbean St.Croix Willam TH. Hague Williamsburg Naval Base Guantanamo Cuba Key West Fla

Truman urges large scale low cost housing plan

In a lengthy message President Truman urges Congress to fund and extend low cost public housing and rent controls for five years, proposing 100,000 units annually for five years, lower building costs, improved codes, and new materials. He calls for continued rent controls to protect tenants and reduce evictions while stressing housing shortages drive up prices and urging action to boost production and modernization.

Washington Trmay Congress Costa Truman

Man Charged In Fatal Shooting In Jamestown

In Jamestown, Robert Stewart, 35, was charged with first degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Rolland Joseph Frick, 39, of Shorlands, at Stewart’s home near Chautauqua Lake. Frick, a Government surplus supply store operator, was wounded fatally after an early morning argument. Stewart confessed to shooting him with a .32 caliber revolver.

Jamestown Robert Stewart Rolland Joseph Frick Shorlands Chautauqua Lake Frick G. Harry Nelson

Rockefeller Bride Back in New York City

Winthrop Rockefeller and Barbara Sears returned to New York City after a brief Florida honeymoon and went to Rockefeller’s apartment at 770 Park Avenue The couple traveled by train and Rockefeller expressed surprise at the wedding’s Florida attention.

New York Winthrop Rockefeller Barbara Sears New York City Florida Rockefeller 770 Park Av. Rockefeller

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