SYRACUSAN NAMED IN PALESTINE ARMS RAID
FBI and state police hunted eight trucks after a Palestine arms ring was broken with the seizure of nine men and more than 60 tons of cyclamite and 65,000 pounds of TMT. Explosives were found at a New Jersey farm owned by Charles Lowy, who was arrested for storing without a license. The eight other men arrested were Lowy employees from Syracuse and Asbury Park, with drivers Pond and Sessions among them.
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Freehold
N. J
Posice
Palestine Arms Wing
FBI
T.N.T
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Seneca Ordnance Works
Romulus
N.Y
Jersey City
Charles Lowy
Lawy
Zimel Resnick
Emergency Council For Palestine
Resnick
American Friends of Haganah
Jewish Underground Army In
Palestine
Lowy
Hubert Pond
Furman St
Syracuse
N.Y. Harry RR
Sessions
Stockholm
N. Y
David Chandler
George Evans
Edward Robinson
Charles Bond
Major Day
Angelo R. Tetticle
Pond
Roy Halloday
Storm Prisoner On Train Filed By Queens Butcher
Paul Lamonica of Queens filed a $2,000 damage suit against the Long Island Railroad at Jamaica city court alleging he was unlawfully imprisoned aboard a LIRR train for eight hours during the December 26 snowstorm. He says he boarded a Woodside train at 6 30 P M and remained aboard until 3 A M the next day.
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New York
Paul Lamonica
Queens
Long Island Railroad Company
Jamaica
Lamonica
Long Island
Woodside
Governor orders open roads amid Boston truck strike
Massachusetts Governor Bradford directed state police to keep highways open as he warned striking Boston truck drivers and owners that the nine day stoppage was getting completely out of hand.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Bradford
Senator Vandemberg cooperation in bipartisan foreign policy
A syndicated column notes Senator Vandemberg proposes removing the four year authorization from European aid legislation to show bipartisanship in foreign policy. The piece appears in the editorial page context with references to other features and page sections including comics, horoscope, and notices.
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Vandemberg
Congress
Marquis Childs
New Orleans Bank Robbery Nets $114000 In Cash
Four masked gunmen robbed a Midtown New Orleans bank before opening hours. They punched a janitor, herded about 25 employees to lockers, and forced the vault open. Detectives say $60,000 was taken from one vault section and about $54,000 from others.
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NW Orleans
New Orleans
A. P B. Inahorn
UN Palestine Parley Opens Urgent Talks on Partition Plan
At Lake Success the five nation UN partition commission urged immediate consultations among Britain the Jewish Agency for Palestine and the Arab Higher Committee over the Palestine crisis. The group aims to implement the UN plan to divide Palestine into Jewish and Arab states by October 1 with the Security Council ready to enforce it.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Palestine Partition Commission
Britain
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Arab Higher Committee
Holy Land
Partition ‘Commission
Thne
Security Council
Daniels in grave condition with bronchitis in Raleigh
in Raleigh North Carolina today the 85 year old World War 1 Secretary of the Navy and former editor publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer Tose phus Daniels is reported gravely ill from a severe bronchitis that worsened early Thursday.
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Raleigh, N. C
Tosephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Butter Prices Fall Sharp On New York Market
Wholesale butter prices dropped as much as five and a half cents a pound on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Retail prices in self service stores slipped six cents to 98 cents per pound for the week, while service-store butter fell four cents to 105.
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NEW York (P
New York
Marshall To Keep Post Despite Recovery Plan Debate
Secretary of State Marshall denied rumors he would resign if Congress rejects his European recovery program. He reiterated that Congress must meet all requirements of the plan or he will not undertake the job at all.
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Washington
Marshall
Congress
Cab Driver Robbed of $10 in 6th Holdup
Eugene L. Clark a 41 year old Canastota taxi driver was robbed of 10 dollars in his sixth holdup late Thursday night after a nerve rattling ride from S Warren Street to East Syracuse and back. The bandits ordered him to face away while frisking him and then fled. Police and deputies searched the area as Clark described the masked intruders before they dropped their disguises.
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Eugene L. Clark
Diamond St
Canastota
S. Warren St
Syracuse
Doubtful Stalin Death Denials Spark Confusion
Bern and Berner Tagwacht newspapers questioned Stalin's reported death after denials from Moscow failed to settle the matter. The Bund ran "Denials but not from Moscow" while Tagwacht cited official Russian agency calls reports nonsense and a Soviet envoy calling the reports a slanderous provocation.
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Bern
Switzerland
Joseph Stalin
Russia
London
New York
der Bund
Moscow
Berner Tagwacht
Yass
Stalin
Vladimiry Pavlov
City Board to battle ruling blocking teacher expulsions
New York City education officials prepared a two phase challenge to a State Education Department ruling that forbids ouster of teachers for Communist party membership. Board chairman Dr Ordway Tead said a reversal request was in the works and a possible appeal to the Legislature was being considered.
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New York
City Board of Higher Education
State Education Department
Communist Party
Ordway ‘Tead
Ice closes George Washington Bridge in New York
The George Washington Bridge was closed to vehicular traffic shortly before noon as large sections of ice broke from overhead cables and fell onto the roadways.
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New York
George Washington Bridge
Strategy Parley Amid Manchuria Advance Reported
Censored dispatches say Chiang Kai shek planned a flight to Mukden for a strategy conference as a new Communist drive pressed within eight miles of the Manchurian city. The report reflects heightened wartime tensions and military posture in the region.
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Nanking
Chiang Kdishek
Mukden
Manchurian
USO Honored For Seven Years Of Service To Troops
President Truman announced the United Service Organizations are discharged with honor after seven years of entertaining and comforting U S forces and allies. He said the USO fulfilled its commitment and war time duties completely with distinction in a White House ceremony.
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Washington
Truman
United Service Organizations
U. S
USO
Film Figures' Trials Set
Washington reports ten Hollywood writers and producers pleaded innocent to contempt of Congress charges and were ordered to stand trial separately starting February 9. John Howard Lawson will be first, with Dalton Trumbo February 16 and Albert Maltz February 23 among others.
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Washington
Hollywood
John Howard Lawson
Movie Free Innes
Dalton Trumbo
Albert Maltz
Alvah Bessie
Samuel Ornitz
Herbert Biberman
Edward Dmytryk
Adrian Scott
Ring Lardner
Lester Cole
Price Index Jump Reported in Large Cities
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a .7 percent rise in the cost of living for moderate income families in large cities from mid October to mid November. The consumer price index reached 164.9 percent of the 1935-39 average, a new record high, confirming its earlier estimate.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Invasion sparks clashes near Jerusalem from Syria frontier
British troops clash with 800 volunteers of an Arab People's Army crossing from Syria to attack Jewish settlements in upper Galilee. Two settlers injured in a two hour battle near Dan and Szold. Arab attacks, water line sabotage, and convoy deliveries amplify tense conditions as fatalities rise to 643 since partition.
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Jerusalem
Arab People’s Army
Syria
Upper Galilee
Paws Kaukil
Ixfay Szold
Henrietta Szold
Dan
Moly
Old City
Amth Pias
Walling Wall
Chmnter
Salevy Herzog
Stern Cang
Oly Land
Navy to provide four submarines to Turkey amid aid to Greece
Washington reports four fleet-type submarines will be transferred to Turkey as part of US aid to bolster Greece and Turkey against Soviet influence. Six additional submarines will go to Greece, with delivery to Turkey set for April along with eight motor mine sweepers and support ships as 1,000 Marines head to the Mediterranean.
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Washington
Turkey
United States
Russia
Vinson Od-Gin Lnter
Greece
Mediterranean
U. S
Taft pledges lasting tax cuts in reply to Truman program
Senator Taft of Ohio attacked Truman's state of the union as a path to national bankruptcy and urban chaos. He pledged that Congress will not follow it and that Republicans will push their own program to cut government expenses and reduce taxes for good. Taft spoke on radio as part of a campaign response ahead of the fall elections.
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Washington
Taft Cr«Ohiad
Truman
Congress
Taft
Tarr
Mr. Truman
Ohio
Santa Claus
Train Derailed By Open Switch Near Marion Indiana
A three car Big Four passenger train derailed seven miles south of Marion Indiana due to an open switch. Three trainmen suffered minor injuries while 12 passengers escaped unharmed. State police noted the padlock on the switch had been beaten off and the switch thrown open.
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Marion
Ind
de Aument
Here
George Daugherty
Short thaw ends as bitter cold returns to Syracuse
Strong winds and a plunge in temperature follow a brief January thaw. Temperatures fell from 42 to 36 by noon as a 30 mile per hour wind gusted to 44. Downtown Syracuse darkened as lights went on and motorists used headlights. Rural areas suffered baby blizzards with plows clearing drifts. snow squalls and colder weather expected tonight and Saturday.
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Jay B. Travor
Spafford
Stassen Claims Army Aid Profited $1 Million in Commodities
Senate inquiry hears Hy administrative insiders profited about $4 million trading in commodities since the war. Harold Stassen, GOP presidential hopeful, asserts Edwin Pauley earned roughly $1 million and did not lose $100,000 as claimed. He urges full investigation and suggests legislation to bar government officials from food commodity markets.
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Washington
Hardlay
Stassen
High Administration
Senate Appropriations
Edwin W. Pauley
Army
Royals
Pauley
Minnesota
Slassen
Walace H. Graham
Ralph Davies
Hawaii
Anderson
Hannegan
Truman
Davies
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