Bandit Hunted After Week's Fourth Holdup Near Oil Firm
Police pursue a suspected armed bandit blamed for the county's fourth holdup in a week. The five foot ten, about 25-year-old youth wore a handkerchief mask and used a 32 caliber pistol. Victims include Hartel Petroleum cashier Edward Fisher of Liverpool and other locals. multiple holdups, one with $2,000 in cash and goods. State, city and county officers continue roadblocks and investigations.
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Harton Petroleum Co
Cold Springs Bridge
Mexico
Clyde Fine
Edward Fisher
Liverpool
R.D
Hartel Petroleum Co
Fisher
LeMoyne Av
Hark St
Liverpool Road
Sheriff's Office
Leach Dairy Co
Roberts
Wasmer
Leo Beebe
John Joy
Victor ‘Cueci Andohn Bond
Henry Coughtin
Andy Hoffman
Arthur Willis
Justin B. King
Clifford Black
Governor Dewey Signals Streamlined Inflation Plan Speech
Governor Dewey will propose a streamlined opening address to the New York Legislature to address inflation affecting 24 million people. He plans a shorter 11,000 word speech, focusing on general problems with later special messages on specifics, and finance is expected as a key topic.
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Albany
Dewey
New York
Senate
Assembly
Congress opens with slugging clash over world leadership
The 80th Congress begins its second regular session facing foreign aid, taxation, and domestic programs amid World War II era pressures. President Truman plans a broad 3000 word message to the nation as Republicans push for a tax cut and a record opposing the New Deal.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
James I. Webb
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Truman
Lional Frieuf
Parliament pardons 917 prisoners in Sofia
The president of Parliament signed a decree last night pardoning 917 prisoners, mostly minor Black Marketeers, in Sofia Bulgaria.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Wallace Bid to Run Third Party Shocks GOP Old Guard
Marquis Childs analyzes Wallace decision to pursue a third party bid as an independent threaten. Editorial notes in the newspaper outline today show pages 24 and 25 include Comics and various sections such as Amusements Financial Bridge Ing Rep'ter Classified Music City Life Radio Deaths Social Editorials Sports Letters Winchell Today’s Pictures.
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Wallace
G.O.P
Marquis Childs
Amusements& Financial
Ing. Rep’ter
City Life
Winchell
Greece to Bolster Army and Guard to Meet Yugoslav Hostile Threat
Premier Themistoklis Sophoulis announced with United States consent that Greece will raise its army by 12 000 soldiers and boost the National Guard to 50 000. The move aims to aid anticommunist neighbors and free the army from guard duties to pursue guerrilla rebels led by Markos Vafiades who proclaimed a Communist state but remains active. The decision followed a two hour talk with Dwight B. Griswold, head of the American aid mission.
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Aehens
United States
Themistokles Sophoulis
Creece
Onitan
Sophoulis
Dwight B. Griswold
Markos Vafiades
Cireece
Colunut
New Garsson Probe Opens on Wartime Contracts
A Federal grand jury in Baltimore began a new probe into Henry and Murray Garsson, wartime munitions makers convicted last June of bribing a Congress man. The investigation will focus on renegotiation of wartime contracts held by the Garsson brothers.
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Baltimore
INS
Klenry
Murray Garsson
Justice Department
Garsson Brothers
Rescue of 13 Survivors from Spender Wreck Near Kodiak
Coast Guard cutter and Navy tug carried 13 survivors from the Alaska peninsula wreck of the Spencer to safety after up to five days stranded. Ten frostbitten crew aboard the Spencer, which hit rocks on New Year's Eve, and three volunteer rescuers from the Mataco and Coulter Clover were rescued amid a brutal gale. The Mataco and Coulter Clover, racing to reach Kodiak, were expected to arrive around noon local time as winds eased and the rescue was completed.
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Kodiak, Alaska
Zodiale
Coast Guard
Navy
Ieee Trer Sen
Alaska Peninsula
Uip
Spencer
Kodiak Island
Mataco
Syracuse Weather Outlook Turns Warmer Midweek
A weather forecast shows light snow and slightly cooler temperatures followed by a warm high near 82 Wednesday. Tonight’s low is 25 with today’s high around 34. A cold front in the Midwest brings light snow but the nation generally sees near normal temperatures.
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Syracuse
Middle West
New Look At Senate Boys In Long Trousers
Washington dispatch notes the Senhle paige boys entering the second session of the 80th Congress in long trousers signaling a formal change in dress and style. The report highlights a shift in attire as part of a broader move toward modern congressional appearance.
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Washington
Senhle Paige
Loday
Ives backs stand by meat rationing plan
Washington Senate support grows for a standby meat rationing machinery as Flanders plans to authorize measures. President Truman's cabinet food committee will end Thursday meatless days while preserving meatless Tuesdays and poultryless days to save grain for relief aid abroad. Agriculture Department warns of spring meat shortage and Senator Ives signals readiness to vote for rationing if shortage proves severe.
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Ives Crn
Mieray
D-Mont
Truman
Ecabinet Food Committee
James A. Spillwell
Siiliwell
Cabinet Food Committee
Agriculture Department
Flanders
R-Vt
Congress
Palestine Hotel Bombing Sparks Denunciation in Jerusalem
The Palestine Government denounces the Haganah for bombing the Samiramis Hotel in Jerusalem, killing five and wounding four. Government statements deny Jewish sources claiming the hotel served as Arab bases. British high commissioner Sir Alan Cunningham contacted David Ben Gurion over the security crisis as recovery continues with a victim named Mrs. Azzis Zereb pulled from the wreckage.
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Haganah
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Stasusansnt
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Najaca
Wiurluwa
Alan Cunningham
David Ben. Gurion
Jewish Agency Executive
Cnuntters
Azzis Zereb
Key Nazi Aids Face War Crimes Trial
Twenty one top Nazi civil servants including eight Foreign Office leaders confront war crimes charges. Prosecution leader Brig. Gen. Welford Taylor declares them key architects of Hitler's world conquest plan. von Welzenegger and eight Foreign Office executives are singled out for dishonor. Other defendants include Meissner Dietrich Durrer Berg Koerner. Charges cover war crimes crimes against peace and crimes against humanity.
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Foreign Office
U. S
Adolf
Baron Trash von Welvsaveker
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Vatican
von Welznecker
Otto Meissner
Hindenburg
Hitler
Otto Dietrich
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Richard Durre
Gottloeb Berg
Paul Koerner
Goering
Princess Anne Codes Romani King Mihai Talks In Lausanne
Princess Anne of Bouron Parma finally spoke with former King Mihai of Romania after days of waiting. Prince Rene announced the pair will travel to Switzerland to meet Mihai and perhaps pursue marriage, while Mihai cited political reasons for abdication and refused to comment on any engagement.
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Openhaven
Mihai
Romania
Helen
Lausanne
Switzerland
Copenragen GD
Anne
Bouron-Parma
Rene
Aus
THES
Minai
Specialist Arrives In Moscow
London dispatch says specialist Dre Elis Bervin, a Swedish cancer expert, has arrived from Stockholm to consult with Soviet physicians on the treatment of a patient whose identity was not revealed.
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Cap
Exchange
Moscow
Dre Elis Bervin
Stockholm
Tre Thins Neen
Maryland Prison Break Foiled in Daring Plot
A bold prison break plot at the Maryland State Penitentiary was foiled when authorities found an unarmed gun in a weapons stash near the facility. The thwarted plan involved a notorious gang member and was narrowly stopped before any breach occurred.
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Baltimore Cins
Maryland State Penitentiary
Plain Call Bloel
Truman Prepares State of the Union Preview
President Truman closes edits on his state of the union address and calls Cabinet to the White House for a preview. The message, about to be 33 000 words, will be reviewed at 4 p.m. Then he will address Congress at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday with a 40 minute delivery to be broadcast and televised.
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Oswald D. Hoek
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Joe R. Hanley
Lee B. Mailler
D. Mallory Stephens
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