Winter Blues Grip Syracuse As Snow Reaches New High
Severe winter weather dominates Syracuse with eight and a half inches since Saturday, and a two below zero low at 6 AM setting a cold record. Forecast calls for a zero to 20 degree swing, additional snow tonight, and milder but unsettled conditions later in the week. The county plow fleet is deployed, with forty-two plows operating as drifts linger and winds ease from the northwest.
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Andrew P. Keiler
U.S
Keller
Nut Laree Rotary
Pompey
Spofford
Raymond B. Traver
Panther Tracks Stir Salina Mystery Panther Tracks Stir Salina Mystery
In Salina a mystery panther on the prowl is suspected after large paw prints were found at the Salina Motor Co. rear lot on 3900 block of S. Salina Street. Edmund Stearns reports prints larger than a St Bernard’s and notes they appeared last Friday and again today as police investigate an elusive animal sighting.
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Syracuse
S. Salina St
Edmund Stearns
Salina Motor Co
Fox Police
Motor Company
Stearns
St. Bernard's
Fred Armstrong
Syracuses
Frank Pith
Aik
Arene
Piekik
Les
Train Kills Pupil Grinnell In
The east bound Rock Island Rocket struck a school bus three miles west of Grinnell today. Authorities said at least one child was killed and the bus driver plus three other people were seriously injured.
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Grinnell
Rock Island
Parliaments Great Britain Focuses on New Semi-Paralyzed Government
The NEP result of the Parliamentary elections leads to a year dominated by a largely inert administration. Marquis Clyd writes in a column on the editorial page. The issue also highlights Ida Jenn Kain, Dr Dean, Mary Haworth, and features across Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Horoscope, and City Life sections.
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NEP
Great Britain
Marquis Clyj Ld
Ene
Ida Jenn Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Oiber
Ing. Rep
City Life
Winchell W
Todai's
Tropical Zoo Faces Death From Coal Crisis Chill
Buffalo officials report a coal shortage threatens tropical birds and reptiles at the zoo. Curator Joseph Abgott warns continued cold could force heating to drop to 60–65 degrees, risking damage to sensitive specimens if an emergency coal shipment is not received promptly.
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Buffalo
Zoo
Joseph A. Abgott
Tropics
Abgott
Reds Seen Waging Purge in Bulgaria
Washington reports Bulgarian Communist leadership faces a sweep as two sensational trials are anticipated. Alleged targets include Yugov deputy premier and Gen. Ivan Kinov with other military officials. The purge follows Premier Rimov's death and signals renewed Communist fear of grip on the nation.
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Reds
Bulgaria
Wasiington
Americ
North China
Tsinglanlmraet
State Department
Esbtanksen
Fising Ciiiner
Adtates
Oday
Hana
Ano Yugov
Ivan Kinov
Kinov
Jairengy
Georgi Rimitrov
Miners Union Goes to Trial on Contempt Charge
The United Mine Workers pleaded not guilty to contempt for miners ignoring a court order to return to work. The union waived a jury trial, arguing miners acted individually, while the government seeks to hold the union responsible for the coal stoppage. The courtroom was crowded as federal negotiators tried for a settlement, but a new contract eluded both sides. 372,000 miners refused to work amid ongoing contract talks and national coal shortages.
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Miners Union
Washington
John St. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Orden
Araue
Richmond B. Keeth Rile
Uiion
Keech
Welly K. Hopkins
Lewis’ Union
Hopkins
Reech
Amion
White House
Charles Ross
Congress
Lewis
Page & Column
Leopards Trail Search Fails At Oklahoma City Zoo
Dogs fail to track the missing mountain leopard at the Oklahoma City zoo. Byron Denton and two others arrived with seven dogs to hunt the animal, but the scenting effort proved useless near the fence and cages. A helicopter from Fort Sill joined the search, shifting the hunt northeast of the 200 area as reports of sightings continued. The Denver Post chartered the plane for the operation.
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Oklahoma City
Byron Denton
Laveta
Fort Sillerrived
William Kent
Colorado State
Denton
Denver Post
Ship Pioneer Dale Struck Near New York Harbor
United States Lines reported its 5000pm Pioneer Dale strafed in New York waters. A small number of crewmen, about 50 aboard, sustained minor injuries. Captain James Knowleton ordered the vessel to return to Japan for further safety checks.
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New York
United States Lines
James
Knowleton
Dale
Japan
Britain to Try Fuchs Wednesday
London reports Dr. Kaus Fuchs a 38 year old German born physicist will stand trial Wednesday at 10 30 AM on charges of giving atomic secrets to Russia The trial will be in the Old Bailey before Chief Justice Lord Goddard and Attorney General Sir Hartley Shawcross The case follows an incident involving a dynamited power sub station and several explosions nearby in Alabama and a separate shoplifting charger in Vancouver B C
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London
Kaus Fuchs
Russia
Birmingham
Als
Alabama Power Company
Olds
Bailey Criminal Court
Lord Goddard
Hartley Shawcross
Power Company
Birs Aang
Vancouver
B.C
John
Mercy trial hears nurse claim doctor injected air
A nurse testified that Dr. Hermann Sander used an empty syringe on a cancer patient and then told her he would call the undertaker. The claim was aired during the mercy trial in Manchester XN. 1 uPi.
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Manchester
uPi
Dr. Hermann
Sander
Attica Terms Handed Down In Robbery and Mercy Killing Cases
In Attica Court a 24 year old nurse described a mercy killing death of Mrs Abt Berto, 59, by air injection, while a 41 year old country doctor faced murder charges. Two Massachusetts robbers were sentenced to seven and a half to 15 years. A judge suspended one grand larceny sentence and designated Attica Prison for confinement. John J Donahue, 46, was acquitted on related charges after an earlier indictment with Rancourt and Dunn.
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Elizabeth Rose
Sander
Imur
Abt Borreto
Massachusetts
Glenn Keep
Syracuse
Wwere
Leo W. Breed
Soapdaga County Court
Victor
Rome
Wonen
Deere
Breed
Attica Prison
John J. Donahue
North jSortuate
Onondaga Grand
Rancourt
Dunn
Eee
Yates
Two in Bribe Case Fined
Two former Alcoholic Beverage Commission investigators from Syracuse were fined in Cayuga County Court after pleading guilty to bribery for doctoring ABC reports about an American Legion post. Nathan Greenberg, 51, formerly of Syracuse and now of Brooklyn, was fined 500 dollars and given five years probation.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Auburn
Forme
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Syracuse
Cayuga County
ABC
American Legion
Nathan Greenberg
Cheney St
Brooklyn
Man Kills Himself On Third Attempt In Arcadia
Police said William E. Scott, 76, a track clerk, quarreled with his wife and after three methods of self harm, including driving into a wall and jumping onto railroad tracks, killed himself. The case involved another man, Benjamin Hershoffer, 44, linked to prior bribery charges from Auburn. Authorities noted probation and suspended sentences, with investigations into related bribery and casino reports.
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Arcadia
Calif
Willam E. Scott
Gerald S. Hewitt
Benjamin Hersheoffer
salt'Springs Jd
Syracuse
Heuyttrump
Hershdorfer
Auburn
Port Byron
American Legion
Cain
Paul Shanahan
Syrarbse
Shaughnessy Finds No Remedy for Tax Extraction Pain
Internal Revenue Col lector Frank J. Shaughnessy complained a new book offers no relief for pains from tax extractions. The Revenue Bureau sent a Tiedica dictionary to judge health qualifications of his employer, but Shaughnessy says no salve eases the pinch of high living costs.
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Internal Revenue
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Revenue Bureau
Shaughnessy
Mrs Gray Named As Marcy Visitor
Governor Dewey nominated Mrs Earle V Gray of Skaneateles to a seven year term on the board of visitors at Marcy State Hospital in Marcy. The nomination was expected to come before the Senate in tonight's session.
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Albany
VLP
Dewey
Earle V. Gray
Skaneaseles
Marey State Hospital
Marcy
Senate
Gray
Mas
Daniel H. Conway
Oswego
World death by own action dust warned by Szilard group
Dr Szilard and three fellow scientists warned NBC round table that an H bomb could be used to create a radioactive dust cloud spreading globally. They described a weaponized dust formed from harmless elements made radioactive, carried by wind, contaminating air and earth for years. Szilard cited 500 tons of heavy hydrogen yielding 50 tons of neutrons as a path to a five year dust. Bethe Brow Seitz joined the discussion.
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Alton L. Blaweslee
New York
120 Sallard
Szilard
University of Chicago
Szflach
NBC
Jim
Hans Bethe
Cornell University
Harrison Brow
University of
Chiago
Frederick Seitz
University of Minois
Labor's lead cut in tight British election race
In London the Labor majority in the House of Commons shrank to seven seats with one of 625 districts still voting. The smaller margin raises the likelihood of a general election this year. Hints suggest Attlee and Churchill may delay until fall under a gentlemen's agreement, while the Communist Daily Worker hints at a backdoor coalition. Delayed returns from remote Scottish districts gave Conservatives two wins near Liberals. The selection occurred last Thursday.
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Labor
House of Commons
Scotland
Israel Asks Arms From Great Britain
London AP Foreign Office said Israel asked Britain for arms and that the government is in contact with the United States State Department but not ready to reply formally.
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London
Foreign Offce
Israel
Great Britain
State Department
Posision
Stewardess Injured as Plane Window Blows Out
A Pan American Airways Constellation flying from New York to Miami suffered a cockpit window blowout injuring stewardess Josephine Pou, 21, who was asleep beside the window. Passenger Mays dragged her to safety as the plane descended from 7,120,000 feet along the South Carolina coast. Meanwhile Senator Joe McCarthy accused Republicans of stalling on State Department personnel and warned of potential hearings on Communist infiltration if administration authorities do not reveal names.
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Meami
INS
Americat Airways
New York
Miami
Josephine Pou
Michael Mays
Pan-American
South Carobnia
Washington
Jpsepti BR
McCarthy
Special Foreign Relations
Cing
Union Claims Win In GH Election
DETROIT Union claims a smashing victory in the General Motors union shop election with turnout about 200000 of 240000 eligible voters. The UAW says roughly 90 percent voted for a union shop amid floods blizzards and hostile conditions.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Clalmlet
General Motors
Soch
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
Unpopular remark triggers grave-digger tale
An old quip features Edward Stet-Linius recalling a grave-digger who, while digging in a churchyard, is asked who is dead. The digger replies Senator Blank with the response No complaint, Everybody satisfied, illustrating a dark joke about public opinion.
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Edward FR. Stet- Linius
Senator Blank
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