Congress backs Marshall amid foreign policy unity
The article notes strong congressional support for Marshall, highlighting his record of firm yet cooperative leadership. It mentions plans to address joint Congressional sessions before his March 10 Moscow Foreign Ministers Council meeting and potential hires of Senate leaders to guide Germany and Austria talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Ceamry - Ons
Hiss
Congress
Marshall
Congressional
Ofvthn
Counsell
Moscow
Germany
Wand
Austria
Cold Syracuse Front Drops Readings Amid Snow Flurries
A cold front moved through Syracuse overnight causing a 24 degree drop in 12 hours. The Weather Bureau notes readings remain below January norms with more than three degrees colder than normal. Forecaster predicts an eight degree dip tonight followed by a ten degree rise Friday as snow flurries persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Jap Quake Death Toll Estimated Near 1600
The U S Eighth Army reports that about 1,600 Japanese were killed and a similar number injured in the Southern Japan earthquake and tsunami. More than 150,000 people were left homeless by the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yqkouwama
U.S. Eighth Army
Japan
Weather forecast for Syracuse area
The U S Weather Bureau reports snow flurries today tonight and Friday with continued cold conditions. Warmer Friday. Record high today 64 and record low 15. Sunset today 4 49 P M sunrise Friday 7 36 A M. Humidity 9 percent at 4 30 P M and 80 percent at 8 30 A M. Eastern New York remains generally fair and seasonably cold with a few snow flurries interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Epidemic in Cambridge Claims Seven Infant Lives
Physicians report a contagious diarrhea outbreak in Cambridge Massachusetts over the past seven months. The illness has plagued both young and old and is described as a viral disease causing severe dehydration and illness across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mt Hallee
Massachusetts
Price Dips Expected on Food Exchange Markets
Chicago reports suggest weakening wholesale prices across food exchanges with butter futures around 53 cents per pound and a 68 cent benchmark seen for summer. Eggs remain volatile while wheat and other grains show declining cash and future delivery values, signaling broader deflation in commodity markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santos
Syracuse Eyes Federal Airport Aid Boost in 25 Year Plan
The Syracuse city plan requests federal aid to accelerate its 25 year development, noting larger cities like New York and Chicago could influence Syracuse's timing. Parks Commissioner Willings A. Barry discusses the impact as Syracuse outlines a $2 million expenditure with half funded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Herald
Mevelal
CAA
Syracise
Swants
Cilies
Youls
Chicago
Syracuse
Willings A
Barry
Supreme Court Case Tests Supervisory Bargaining Rights
The National Labor Relations Board ordered suspension of proceedings on bargaining rights for supervisory employees until the Supreme Court decides if foremen are entitled to collective bargaining. The Court was to hear Packard Motor Car Co foremen case, viewed as a test of Wagner Act coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations. Board
Supreme Court
Packard
Motor Car: Co. of
Detroit
Foremen’s Association, of ‘America
Ind
Uniair
National Labor. Relations Board
Hairy chests and spray guns spark talk in New York
A fragmented report quotes Louis Feder debating male chest hair and grooming options as a novelty topic. The piece hints at emerging fashion trends and public curiosity during a chaotic page feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Feder
Feder
Elfth Emerg
Jon. Com
Dewey Plans 1947 Legislative Program In U S Carrier
Dewey prepares a 1947 legislative program including a 4000000 soldier bonus and other measures. Republican majorities in both the Senate and Assembly are expected to approve with little opposition. The main potential dispute centers on Dewey's salary stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Assembly
Dewey
G.O.P
Potatoes Cost Two Dollars A Pound In London Black Market
London buyers found potatoes priced at two dollars a pound as legitimate trade halted by a strike. Black market traders capitalized on blocked channels to profit from the scarcity and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Black-Arket
Bilbo Interim Appointment Discussed in Mississippi
Governor weighs interim Senate term for Theodore G Bilbo amid controversy over his election remarks and possible seating by the Senate. Mississippi legislators discussed Bilbo while a newspaper reported conversations and off the record comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Theodore G. Bilbo Sendlor
Dhene Senate
Mississippi
Bilbo
Senate
Arms Slashes Debate Opens Before UN Security Council
The UN Security Council opened with delegates seeking a preliminary procedural debate on a broad arms reduction program. The Soviet government urged a commission to implement GA guidelines within 90 days, while the United States pressed for priority on atomic energy control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United: ‘Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
United States
Continuity demands top officials stay through 1947
Editorial notes foreign policy continuity with State Department leaders including Secretary Marshall urged to remain in place through 1947. Marquis Childs comments on the editorial page discuss government stability and policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreigen
State Department
George
C. Marshall
Marquis ‘Childs
Ecohmn
Quiz Actress In Grid Bribe Case Testimony
Ida McGuire, a Hollywood bit player, testified at the District Attorney Hogan office as prosecutors seek higher taps in the probe of bribery involving two New York Giants players. Alvin Paris was convicted on two counts for attempting to fix the December 15 title game against the Chicago Bears, facing potential prison and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Merle Etapes
Frank Filchock
Parts
Giants
Chicago Bears
Five Boys Born in Wulin Quintuplet Quints Reported
The Chinese Central News Agency says in Wulin, Henan Province, quintuplets were born. All five boys are reported healthy and in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
INS
Today
Wulin
Henan
Providence man robbed after saving youth years ago
Tony Bahry, 35, of Providence told police he was held up at gunpoint and robbed of $50 by a Fall River youth. Bahry had rescued the youth from drowning 15 years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Tony Bahry
Fall River
Mass
Two Truman nominees face Senate fight for confirmations
At least two top nominations sent to the Senate by President Truman confront possible confirmation battles. Frances Perkins is nominated to the Civil Service Commission and Dion S Myers of Ohio to head the United States Housing Authority. A Republican senator, speaking on condition of anonymity, says both choices drew adverse criticism after discussion at a recent Republican Steering Committee meeting. Both nominees already hold recess appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman
Frances
Perkins
Civil Service Com+mission
Dion S.myers
Ohio
United States Housing Authority
Republian Steering Committee
Congress
Tug and Barge Damaged by Fire in New Jersey Harbor
A fire on the two stack tug Nottingham badly damaged the vessel and an adjacent empty barge tied at Pier 17 of Central Railroad of New Jersey in New York Harbor opposite the Statue of Liberty. Both craft are owned by Cullen Transportation Co. of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Nottingham
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New Yorke Harbor
Cullen Transportathon’ Co
New York City
Labor expands on vetoed measure in Case bill
Washington reports Rep. Francis Case outlines a new labor bill expanding on last year’s vetoed measure. The plan seeks to ease government action against strikes and add an emergency commission to study settlements while restricting union coercion and broad industry bargaining. Hearings are targeted for January 20 with Senate and House leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis Case
R-S. D
Case
House
Congress
Senate
Ball
Cr-Minn
Taft
Ohio
Hy Alexander Smith
John L. Lewis
Army Navy budget split among Republicans in Congress
Washington CP reports Republican leaders clash over defense costs as Rep. Taber urges drastic cut in Army Navy outlays while Sen. Taft warns against cutting. Taber argues the military can operate with eight billion dollars in the next budget year starting July 1. He says if Truman seeks more, steps will be taken to trim. Tart, chair of the Senate GOP Steering Committee, says Republicans want to find budget reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Rep. Taber
N.Y
Taft
Ohio
Ok Taber
New House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Congress
Tart
Senate G.O.P
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. United
World Informed
Shall
Army
Hickam Field
Nanking
China
Honoluludu
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign’Relations' Committee
U.S. Weather Bureau
U. S
Baeees
Miami
Eseceaee
Binghamton
Minneapolis
Boston
Montreal
Eeees
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Toes Moines
Pittsburg
Rochester du Galveston
Louis
Kansans City
Exchatig Markets
Sweer
Swift
U.K
Elmer
Queenie
Paul
Stobridge
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mike
Wrigled
Udge
Jinworth
City, Life
Inq
Iain
Moe Social
Brady Ad
Quints
Neavy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!