Mercy Trial: Attorney Reveals Defense Strategy
In Manchester court, defense hints that patient Mrs. Abbit Borato may have died before air injections as prosecutor claims the country doctor killed her. Amid tense testimony, Louis E. Wyman questions whether Dr. Sander or other doctors pronounced death, while hospital records are cited. Concluded on Page 7.
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Hermann X. Senders
Louis E .Wyman
Sandér
Abbit Borrato
Harold I. Loverud
Hillsporo County Hospital
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Sander
Pecards
William L
Piney
Wien
Wyman
Wepian
Loverud
Crannage Dies After Long Illness in Hillsboro
J N Crannage 41 longtime secretary of the County Republican Committee and noted legal figure died after a long illness. native of Rensselaer he studied at RPI Troy and Albany Law College earning his degree in 1933 before joining the bar. He clerked for State Senator William C Martin 1936-40 and later practiced with Blitman Crannage and other partners.
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PRM Y
County Republican Committee
Josephs Fei ‘Myr
Cranage
Renselaer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Albany Law College
Union University
William C. Martin
Martin
G. Frank Wallace
Mr. Martin
Ben Wiles
Wiles and Martin
Marvin, Hand, Searl, Bush
Cleveland Home Looted by Hooded Gunmen in Jewelry Heist
Hooded men burst into the Cleveland residence of Mrs Mather while seven servants slept. They used a submachine gun to threaten her, searched a second floor bedroom where jewelry valued around 350000 dollars was taken after forcing open a book for a safe combination. The robbers fled with the loot after seizing items from a dressing room cabinet.
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Mather
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Tron Ca
Riel
Go Slow on Asia Aid, Acheson Asks
State Department warning urges caution before rushing aid to Southeast Asia. Acheson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Asians must seek help and take the lead in any Marshall Plan style recovery, tying aid to their own demand and to broader European recovery programs.
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Acheson
Washington
Dean Acheson
Congress
Southeast Asia
Shelfi Asiatics
Senate For Foreign Relations Committee
Wheat Sale OKd Under Marshall Plan
Washington authorities authorize Britain to purchase 45.09 million dollars of American and Canadian wheat under the Marshall Plan marking a significant postwar trade move.
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Washington
Great Britain
Truman and Acheson oppose new Soviet overture claim
Editorial notes President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson believe any new Soviet overture would backfire. The piece appears in a Washington birthday themed section with references to pages for comics, horoscope, and other features.
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Truman
Acheson
Soviet Union
Marquis
Chitts
Washington
Werner Not Chicken Is Plucked From City Market
Suspense hangs over the City Market as Werner Otto Werner, city custodian, faces possible dismissal after 31 years on the job amid a weighing fee dispute with chicken farmers at N Salina St and Oswego Blvd. Farmers backed the fee, then included it in poultry price, while Werner argues he is protected by Civil Service dates.
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Oswego Blvd
Broad
Werner Otto Werner
Werner
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Frank F. Hadnon
Chick
Harmon
U S Suspects Spy Is Plant In Frankfurt Report
U S Army authorities in Frankfurt report arrest of a young Russian woman described as a possible Soviet espionage agent. An army spokesman called a confusion agent someone who sows disorder to aid spying efforts and divert attention from real espionage activities.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Pim
U.S
Bradley Gives Defense Plan
Washington reports lawmakers study the nations civil defense stance in the atomic age. General Omar Bradley was to brief the Joint Chiefs on potential enemy attack types and civil defense measures amid Moslem Christian clashes in Asmara Eritrea.
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Agena
Sua
Omar Bradley
Regina Rowiskerja
Heidelberg
U. S
Joint Chiefs
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Asmara
Eritren
Senate House
Riots Shut Down El Stations Amid Snow and Arrests
Police report rapid violence as New York City sees "El" closures and secret sessions to curb unrest. In five days, roughly 150 arrests and over 250 wounded or dead in linked strikes and clashes. Traffic slowed by ice, snow, sleet and hazardous conditions. Officials consider further measures starting March 1.
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New York
Don’t Park Car In Street Tonight News Notice
Police tows 23 cars last night to clear streets for snow plows. Violators face 1 to 7 AM parking violation charges and will pay towing fees.
Toothless FEPC Bill Passed in House Amid Debate
The House approved a weakened FEPC bill 241 to 176, stripping enforcement teeth and falling short of President Truman’s wishes. It declares no discrimination in employment based on race or creed but offers no penalties, sending the measure to the Senate after a long debate.
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Truman
Senate
Shouie
Comantine
Elect
Congress
Trem
Inig Phil Jughtr
Boxer Dies Of Injuries After Ring Knockout
New York reports boxer Laverne Hoar a 24 year old Plainview Texas farmer died from injuries sustained in a middleweight bout with George Smail off in New York on his birthday. He was knocked out in the 10th round and died 14 hours later at St Clare’s Hospital marking the year's first boxing death.
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New York
Laverne Hoar
Plainview
Tex
George Smail
Hey
Peer F
St. Clare's Hospital
Roach
Action to Black Rail Strike Looms
The White House said President Truman will likely create an emergency board to avert a nationwide railroad strike. The Brotherhood of Conductors and Trainmen have called a strike to start at 6 AM Sunday.
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White Royce
Truman
Brotherhood of Conductors
Record turnout in vote tests Britain’s future government
London voters flocked to polls in a pivotal national election pitting Clement Attlee’s Labour against Winston Churchill’s Conservatives. Early reports suggested a close result as the nation weighs continued welfare state measures against a shift toward private enterprise. The outcome would determine Britain’s path for five years across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Clement Attlee
Winston Church UI
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Trains Delay Hours by Inferior Coal Strike
Trains on the New York Central ran hours late due to a coal shortage and poor coal quality. Buffalo to Syracuse delays affected multiple services, with engines swapped and schedules far behind all morning.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
John Delaney
Central
Luscaroray
South Shoe
Tate
Chitagoan
Westwound
Albanyn
Lake Shore
Workers Seek Five and a Half Day Week in London
Nine months into a six day week London street cleaners pressed for a five and a half day schedule claiming wives compel Saturday chores. One worker quipped we just can't stand the missus.
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London
Cold Weather Brings More Snow to Syracuse Area
A bitter cold front and more snow hit Syracuse with 11 inches on the ground at midnight and 105 inches since Monday, as the Weather Bureau warned of continuing snow squalls and gusty winds. Roads remained slippery as crews cleared pavements and plunge temps dropped. A passerby died while plowing snow on Montgomery Street, while city plows worked to keep unpaved streets passable amid freezing rain and sleet.
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Weather Bureau
Pra
Ave.etter
Ene Alii
Edward J. Chamberlin
Montgomery St
Department of Public Works
Crises in Syracuse area shut 16 schools
Syracuse area coal shortage and blocked roads forced North Syracuse Central School to close 16 schools. State measures to ration coal loom as officials ponder seizure and price controls. Automobile Show undecided while theaters may stay open. Authorities move to allocate scarce fuel to high priority users amid ongoing shortages.
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Albany
Ehils Dever
Washington
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Lewis
Someshat
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Erie. Pa
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North Syracuse
State Fair Coliseum
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Hie
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Trator
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Wien
Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association
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Jefferson Street Armory
Action Canio
Dewey
Agat Ig
Statuel
Bertran D. ‘Tallamy
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Apo
Syracuse Municipal
Edward B. Applan
Municipal Water Works
Jet
Ben Cops
Assemblyman
Wiie
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Jocal Federal
Jack Frost
John Lewis
Morrow
Robbins
Clayton Eastwood
Cotutmt
Chennault Loses Fight for Planes in Hong Kong Courts
The Hong Kong Supreme Court dismissed Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault's claim to seize 520 million in Nationalist aviation assets. The ruling gives the Chinese Communist government possession of 40 transport and passenger planes and related ground equipment owned by China National Aviation Corporation and Central Air Transport Corporation. Chennault argued he bought the Hong Kong assets when the two firms moved operations to Formosa last fall.
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Hong Kong Supreme Court
Clairo
L. Chennault
China National Aviation Corporation
Central Air Transport Corporation
Chennault
Hong Kong
Formosa
Close Bargainer Harry Hayden Calls War Contracts Profit
A Washington dinner remark by advertising executive Harry Hayden cites tough bargaining in war contracts. He notes the need for a keen, inventive approach and references a Smithson anecdote about a dentist visit and a joking one dollar fee.
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Advertisng
Washington
Smithson
Joasen
Sraithson
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