Dewey to Target Socialized Medicine in Albany Address
Governor Dewey will deliver his eighth annual message to the New York Legislature opening the 173d session. He will denounce socialized medicine and federal excise taxes, push civilian defense and state control of a defense program, urge reform of federal old age security, and weigh a possible third term as governor.
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Red Czechs Seize Catholic Records Amid Cold Crisis
In Prague Czechoslovakia authorities seized church records including birth and death certificates as the state asserts control over civil papers. The weather section notes sub zero temperatures with a record high and blizzard conditions in Utah and the Dakotas as a cold front advances across the region.
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Truman's Fair Deal Faces Second Congressional Session
Washington lawmakers opened the second session as Congress debated the Fair Deal. President Truman planned to deliver the State of the Union at 7 PM with networks airing the address. Democratic leaders expressed optimism about the nation’s condition as taxes dominated discussion.
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King Farouk Romance Row Weighs Egypt Vote
London papers report the 29 year old King Farouk's involvement in halting a romance to wed a 16 year old Egyptian commoner Miss Narriman Sadek. Egypt's first general election sees heavy voting outside Cairo with violence reported in pre election disorders. About 5 million eligible to vote for new Chamber deputies as campaigns run between five parties and independents.
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New Year Bullfights Roil San Jose in Costa Rica
In San Jose Costa Rica a free for all of New Year celebrations led to bullfights and a runaway bull charging through the streets. One person died and 17 were injured. Thirty three people were hospitalized.
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Notable Connecticut Senator Draws Presidential Prospect Talk
A Connecticut senator named Willamt Renton is highlighted as a potential presidential contender. The column by Marquis Chills on page mid 29 reflects on his prospects and media interest. The feature hints at broader political analysis across the day’s papers.
Aunt Jemima Dies in Diabetic Coma in New York
Miss Tess Gardella 52 known as Aunt Jemima on radio and vaudeville died early today in an ambulance en route to hospital after slipping into a diabetic coma at her home. She weighed over 400 pounds and had sisters, a priest, doctors, and six police at the scene.
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Ingrid Bergman Rumored Exhaustion Report Stirs Quiet Holiday Talk
Roberto Roesseltini admitted he reported actress Ingrid Bergman in a state of nervous exhaustion so her privacy could be preserved during Christmas and New Year holidays. The claim appeared in the Rome Daily American citing a British newspaper.
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Attlee Birthday Crash Injures Pedestrian in Syracuse
Nicholas Capurso, 60, of 608 Butternut St, was hit by a car at N Salina and State St. He was taken to Onondaga General Hospital in serious condition with possible skull fracture and facial injuries. Attlee marked his 67th birthday while in London.
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Walkout Ends As District Chief Orders Miners Back
United Mine Workers District 12 president ILugh White orders Hingis miners back to work after a walkout that spread across Indiana. The strike involved most mines in the district and 360 workers walked off at the Viking mine near Terre Haute.
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Rainy New Year Weather Loosens City Water Woes
New York City sees light rain as Weather Bureau and state forecasts warn of possible additional showers upstate. The dampening weather offers a drop in concerns over the citys strained water supply while New Year cheer remains cautious.
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A Mayor’s Quip On Knowledge Trade At Dinner
Mayor Rose of Johnston Pennsylvania gently rebuked a Princeton undergraduate at a dinner. After the youth spoke for half an hour on Greek literature modern music Sanskrit Chinese sculpture, the mayor warned it would be a good trade for any young man to exchange what he knows for what he doesn’t know.
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Formal Plea Submitted by Nationalists for U S Help Formosa
The State Department disclosed that Chinese Nationalists filed a detailed plea for American military political and economic advisers to save Formosa Ambassador Wellington Koo asked on December 23 for aid and for funds from the Economic Cooperation Administration. Koo urged more assistance as Communist gains in Shanghai prompted renewed requests.
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Six Miners Die in Explosion at Widizky Mine Austria
In Austria a gas explosion at the Widizky mine at Frohsdorf killed six miners and injured twelve, according to the government Department of Mines.
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Byrne Auto Victim in Syracuse Family Tragedy
Thomas J. Byrne, 66, of 108 Highland Ave, Syracuse native and local auto accessory businessman, died after a car crash near Laurel. His wife survived. two daughters and four Syracuse sisters also mourn. Autopsy cited heart and lung ailment. police name his death an accident.
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Edmund Keane
George Kinney
Hotel Fire Quelled at Onondaga by Fire Brigade
Fire broke out on the tenth floor upholstery room of the Onondaga Hotel at about 9 15 A M today. Howard Edgerton headed the hotel fire brigade which extinguished the blaze with minor damage reported. William Duck first noticed the fire and alerted staff. John Dacey assisted with sprinkler alarms as the Syracuse Fire Department investigated the incident.
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John Dacey
Mystery Man Jeb Maragon Indicted for Perjury in 5 Percent Probe
Jeb Maragon once linked to a 5 percent influence scheme was indicted on four counts of perjury. He allegedly lied to Senate investigators about income sources and government dealings. He could face up to 40 years if convicted.
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