Flanders Seeks Packer Backing for Meat Rationing Plan
Senator Flanders says he will confer with Agriculture Secretary Anderson to win big meat packers to support rationing amid a predicted spring shortage. He met Chicago packers who warned of reduced beef supply and possible black markets, and he aims to explore voluntary versus mandatory rationing and timeframes for implementation.
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Washington
Flanders
Anderson
Truman
Chicago
Landers
MEA
Agriculture ‘Department
Passport Accord Eases Travel Between Bulgaria and Yugoslavia
The Bulgarian government announced an agreement with Yugoslavia allowing nationals of both countries to cross borders with passports but without visas. The accord aims to simplify travel and strengthen relations between Sofia and Belgrade.
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Sofia
Yugoslavia
Republicans Face Truman Row Over Grain Policy and Costs
In a column on the editorial page David Lawrence argues Republicans are using grain policy to attack the Truman administration. He notes accusations that GOP cost of living rhetoric mirrors prior campaigns and points to the editorial sections and feature placements across pages 32 and 333 with listings for comics, horoscopes, and various departments.
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Truman
G.O.P
David Lawrence
Ida Jean Kain
Brady
Mary ‘Haworth
New head named as Dodge ousts P.W. wholesale chief
Dodge announces a wholesale reorganization at Pintle Works with Raymond He Dodge becoming Acting commander and the dismissal of Hon. amid city upheaval. Mayor Costello orders Edmund J. Nowinski to send a letter demanding cooperation and courtesy from all departments. Dodge will earn 35,000 annually,-equivalent to Billion. Concluded on Page 8 Column 6.
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Charles the
Reymond He Dodge
Afton
Costello
Edmund .J
Nowinski
Éhatt
Billson
Dodge
Yeaar
Public
Albany
Greeks Break Reds Siege at Konitsa Amid Relief Evacuation
A Greek communique reports 5,000 Communist troops hammering Konitsa since Christmas. A relief column entered from the west after dislodging rebels at Bourazani Bridge, driving them toward the Grammos Mountains as evacuation of the city’s 1,000-strong garrison began.
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Kénitsa
Garrigan
Bourazani Bridge
THI
Grammos
War Ministry
Albania
Konitsa
Ixonttsa
Thieves Tap Park Meters In Syracuse Neighborhood
Thieves raided parking meters in Syracuse near E Willow Street and North State Street, removing coin boxes. Police opened daylight investigations and checked other streets while noting the city’s 1,650 meters yield about $2,500 weekly.
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Syracuse
E. Willowst
N. State St
Freak Accident Slams Plane Wheels At Atlanta Airport
Twenty one passengers were shaken up but none seriously hurt when an Eastern Air Lines twin engine plane collapsed its landing gear during a sudden squall at Atlanta airport. The aircraft was thrust into the air and then slammed to the pavement as a strong gust struck the runway.
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Atlanta
Eastern Air Lines
Tornadoes Claim 15 in Louisiana and Arkansas
Deadly tornadoes rampage through northwestern Louisiana and southwestern Arkansas killing at least 15 and injuring about 200. Cotton Valley and Seton report fatalities across multiple towns while Haynesville and Dykesville see casualties. A school official dies when a gymnasium collapses.
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Sureveport
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Louisinna
Akansas
Statding
Cotton Valley
Shreveport
Seton
Dykesville
Haynesville
AL Village
Ark
Giiner
Vanceville
Herman Jones
Bossier City
Jones
Bossler Parish
10 Dead In Rail Wreck Near Otterville Missouri
Otterville Missouri reports at least 10 killed when two Missouri Pacific streamliners crash in a snowbound icy stretch. Sedalia chief Anson Finnell said 18 others may have died as the westbound Eagle rear-ended a prior train ten miles east of Otterville.
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Otterville
Calliston
Missouri Pacific
Here
Anson Finnell
Sedalia
Eagle
Employment bureau listing asks wide job range
An employment bureau asks applicants to register for work offering a long list of possible tasks from mowing lawns to driving trucks and caring for children, but the reply is there are no openings.
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Crete
Tragic New Year’s Fire Claims Three Family In One Home
A 2533 S State Ave fire killed Mrs Anne McLaughlin and her two children, Michael and Patrick, and trapped Gardl Enbold and Howard Enbold Jr. Two other children were rescued and the Baum family avoided the blaze by staying with relatives. Firemen arrived about 1:15 AM to find the structure burning extensively and Mrs McLaughlin perishing near a front window.
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S. State
Anne Melaughlin
Michael Melaughlin
McKinley iSchool
Patrick Melaaughlin
Gardl Enbold
Howard Enbold, Jr
Howard
Habold
Leroy
Baum
Linda
Baums
McLaughlin
Firaman Aald
Eabold
Francia Jd. McLaughlin
Tragic Fire In Syracuse Destroys McLaughlin Family
Neighbors recount a New Year tragedy as Mr and Mrs McLaughlin and their two children Pat and Mike died in a fire at 2533.8 State Street. The couple had returned home late, woke to smoke, and could not escape. The victims were described as a loving family and the community mourns their loss.
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Eranois Mey
Ayngedy “Ghruck
Todnuyv
Mr. Mcloughlin
Dru
Anne Meyeebiin
Ee Pat
Mike
Mee Laughlin
Pat
Hitle
Mer
Johaughlin
Mclaughlin
Eabold
Poliing
Meade
William Monroe
S. State St
Weather alert for Syracuse area from 1948 storm
Sleet and strong winds forecast to hit Syracuse as a low Ohio Valley disturbance moves east at about 85 mph. Meteorologist Andrew Keller warns of temperatures below freezing with highs near 28 and very cold tonight with winds up to 35 mph into Friday.
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Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
Washington
Ohio Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jore
Two Children Die in Boston Oil Heater Fire
Two children, Mary Cosello aged 13 and her brother Paul 6, died in a Boston apartment fire caused by an oil heater explosion on the second floor. The blaze marked the year’s first fatal fire in the city.
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Boston
INS
Mary Cosello
Paul
Fatal Fire Tragedy On New Year Eve
A deadly blaze in the Aberdeen apartments on Van 1 1046 claimed a 14 month old child and trapped the Mee Laughlin family. Edward Mee Laughlin tried to rescue his wife and children but flames barred entry as neighbors heard calls for help. Firefighters arrived after 7 25 A M with Ernes Goebel District Chief.
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David
Aberdeen
James
Edward
Marsha Stuty
Ernest Goebel
I. Wremon
Eabold
Carol and
Howard Eabold, Jr
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