Eleven Nazis Convicted of Bulge Massacre Cleared
A review board reversed the Malmedy mass trial verdicts, clearing 11 German defendants once sentenced to death or life. General Lucius Clay approved the findings that the evidence did not sustain their convictions, with confirmation from U S officials that many had been commuted or not released.
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Washington
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Battle of the Bulge
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Boy dies after eight hour coughing attack in Esquelaos
John O'Brien son of Lestie and the late Arnold Arntz died from acute laryngeotracheal inflammation after an eight hour coughing spell. He suffered with choking and suffocation since midnight. Emergency care was attempted but the child died before ambulance arrival. Survivors include his parents a sister and maternal grandparents. Funeral services are planned at St John the Baptist Church with burial at St Agnes Cemetery.
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Lestie O'Brien
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Crouse-Irving Hospital
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Arnold Arntz
St John the Baptist Church
St Agnes’ Cemetery
Frankfurt
Jimmy Ybarbo
Wilma Ybarbo
Malden
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New Bedford
Jimmy
Ybarbo
Arthur Downer
Man Loses Arm After Rail Mishap in East Yards
FRANK HALEY a 31 year old of 25 Tinland et lost his left arm today in a railroad accident in the East yards of the New York Central Railroad. The incident occurred while work crews operated near a moving rail car. Haley received medical attention and was listed in stable condition.
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Tinlland
New York Central Railroad
Ives Mrs Smith Get Policy Posts
Police report a brakeman Haley on the New York Central fell from a freight car in yards injuring his arm and fracturing a leg. He was hospitalized at Beliston's Hospital where arm amputation was reported. Senators Taft and others discussed policy committee membership amid party tensions.
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New York Central
Beleston
York
Matzare
Maiques
Taft
Washington
GOP
Ali
President Truman policies spark calls for wide reform
The feature notes Truman’s proposed public housing, national health insurance, expanded social security, and universal military training as part of a broad program. It hints at revolutionary changes anticipated across America and lists pages for comics, horoscopes, editorials, and other regular features in the issue.
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National Health Insurance
America
Marquis Chi
The
Firemen Practice Session Interrupted by Fire Alarm Informal Game Halted
A local basketball team was halted during a practice as a fire alarm sounded at the 308 block of Montron Street. Firefighters arrived quickly, and the blaze was found to have started in a second-floor meeting room discovered by Lewis D. Conger, the business manager. The incident interrupted the session as players prepared for a game.
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Seat Heir
Iee
Lewis D. Conger
Inflation Peak Over Says G E Wilson in Syracuse
Charles E Wilson president of General Electric in Syracuse tells manufacturers that the worst of inflation is over and prices may gradually ease. He urges business unity to support the American system and notes proposals may raise taxes, but a stable status quo could lower costs and prices over time. Concluded on Page 5, Column 5.
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Charles E Wilson
General Electric Coin
Syracuse
Woman in court over harassing phone calls in Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia court Eva Parness faced neighbors accusing her of torturing them with persistent phone calls over six years. Four complainants testified they received calls daily after an earlier dispute with Parness and her sister in law. Kaplan and others urged action while denying further contact after a prior argument.
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Eva Parness
É¢Ver
Repeal Bill Offered To Restore Wagner Act
Senator Thomas offers a bill in the Senate to repeal the Taft Hartley Act and restore the Wagner Act. He would keep only the provision that raises the National Labor Relations Board to five members and seeks additional legislation on the age limits and related issues.
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Bert Thomas
Senate To Labor Committee
Thomas
Senate
Ameasdre
National Labor Relations Board
Denver High Senior Feels Winter Ordeal Amid Blizzard
Myria Dodero, 17, a Denver High School senior, and Phil Dewsing were stranded after their convertible skidded off a snowbound highway near Green three miles from town. They slept in the car as supplies ran low, surviving until a snowplow reached them on Tuesday afternoon. Dodero recalls staying warm with feet, crackers, and marshmallows. she and Dewsing planned to marry next spring.
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Myria Dodero
Mass Dodero
Phil Dewsing
Ca’ Green
Reeve
Dewey Tax Plea Sparks Battle in Albany Legislature
Albany Republicans and Democrats clash over Governor Dewey s demand for higher taxes to fund state expenses. He proposes tapping sources and a 40 percent personal income tax, while Democrats vow to probe the state surplus and demand action. Both sides await details as debates begin.
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Dewers
New York State
Dewey
Asie
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Elmer F. Quinn
Benjamin Felerg
Piattsburg
Washington
Westdiess
Quit GI Snubs Club Is Told RERUN
The Harnack House Club faces pressure as General George Hays warns that federal funds could be withdrawn if a policy persists to keep draft-age men off duty. The ultimatum underscores a heated debate over compulsory service and military readiness.
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George Hays
U.S
Slain in Raid and Truman Welfare Debates Rise in Congress
Washington reports bitter partisan fights over President Truman's social welfare proposals in his annual message to Congress. Debates center on health insurance expansion of old age aid and federal aid to education amid partisan tensions and dissensions among Republicans. The Philppine relief and Red Cross update appear in scattered notes as the nation fends off domestic and foreign pressures.
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Truman
Congress
Manila
Philppine
RIT
American Medical Association
Jocel Schol Resteris
First Hundred Days Seen In Congress Drive For Truman Agenda
Congress opens with Democrats aiming to push most of President Truman’s tax welfare and labor program. Senate majority leader Lucas vows speed, while Republicans warn of bankruptcy. Budget plans loom, with tax hikes and labor law changes under consideration amid education and social security expansion talks.
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St Lawrence
Reaction to program taxes party leaders wary of increase
Washington dispatch reports President Truman seeking new legislation to curb inflation with standby controls over prizes wares and allocations. Representative Boughton says government spending must be known before any tax hike and cites a request for 4 billion dollars in additional taxes. Ways and Means will study first, with no rush on taxes. Senator George D. concludes on page 11.
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Hill
Truman
Doughton
House Nccratic
Congress
Ito
Soney Boughton
Means
George D-Gal
HOUSING: Republicans oppose Truman housing plan
Washington reports Sen Taft leads GOP attack on President Truman proposed 1,000,000 low rent dwellings in seven years calling the bid too large. Democratic senators back an administration measure shortly after the president outlined the housing program in his state of the union message. The plan also includes slum clearance and 300,000 low cost farm homes over ten years.
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Taft
Ohio
Congress
Truman
Flanders
Trueman
Besmes
A Sad Picture of a Filmed Mouse Tragedy
A film star laments selfishness as a scene shows a mother mouse and her young in a trap. The narration describes despair and a stark moment beside a bacon rind, with the star reflecting on sacrifice and selfish behavior.
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Mother Mouse
Daven Tittle
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