Truculent Tragedy Deepens as 52 Feared Dead
Rescue divers struggle with the sunken submarine Truculent in the Thames Estuary after a collision with a Swedish tanker. Nine bodies recovered, fifteen rescued, with sixty eight aboard the vessel. rescue craft and Zest assist as authorities fear the loss of life may rise.
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Chatham
Eng
G. B. Middleton
Chatham Navy Yard
Thames
Royal Air Force
Scotland
Duckmenn
Admiralty
Barrow Deep
Zest
NLRB clears boss Legree skit amid election clash
The National Labor Relations Board ruled a boss may perform a Legree type skit and crack a whip among workers, a move seen as aimed at swaying an NLRB election at Charron Manufacturing in San Diego. Textile Workers Union opposed, vote ended 78 to 184 against the union. Company manager Walter Berry said the idea followed a union pamphlet portraying him as a wolf.
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Washington GP
Simon Legree
National Labor Relations Board
Textile Workers
Walter L. Berry
NLRB
Charron Manufacturing Company
San Diego
Calif
Berry
Truman urged REC power expansion in hearings warned
Editorial page by Marquis Childs discusses President Truman calling for significant expansion of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation powers amid ongoing hearings. Also notes features, pages for comics, crossword, horoscope, and various sections including sports and editorials. Today's pictures on page 20.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Truman
REC
Marquis Childs
Canada Delays Action On Colonial Air Lines Case
The Air Transport Board said no immediate action against Colonial Airlines over the Montreal to New York service. The board noted a parallel U S Canada service had been refused and will await further intergovernmental talks and potential Supreme Court interpretation before deciding.
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Canada
Colonial Air Lines
Ottawa
Air Transport Board
Montreal
U.S
U. S
United States
Supreme ‘Supreme Court
Winds Bring Rain and Mild Temperatures to Syracuse
The Weather Man says Syracuse will see rain but avoid freezing rain faced by cities to the east. Southerly winds keep above normal temperatures with occasional rain, tonight at 38 and tomorrow 52 for the high, and a low near 32 tomorrow night.
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Syracuse
Here
Chrysler Warned UAW Of Strike Over Contract Talks
Detroit based UAW warned Chrysler Corporation that a strike deadline will be set next Wednesday if progress in negotiations does not meet expectations. The warning signals potential labor action amid ongoing contract talks.
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Detroit
C. Sv C
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corporation
Rossellini Plea Heard In Italian Court
In Turin an Italian court of assizes heard a plea to recognize a Vienna decree annulling Roberto Rossellini and Marcella de Marchis marriage as valid in Italy. The state opposed recognition, but observers called it a formality. Rossellini’s Rome attorney denied drug-use claims tied to the annulment.
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Turin
Italy
Court of Assizes
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Rossellini
Marcella de Marchis
Vienna
Rome
Rosselini
Mario Luzanti
Police raid North Salina tavern nets eight arrests
Police seized alcohol at Mitchell's Restaurant 107 411 N Salina in a 2:15 A.M. raid led by Deputy Chief Mathew Salinski. Two bartenders Anthony D Mitchell and Peter Silvia, both 37, were charged with selling intoxicants after hours and released on $1,000 bail for court on January 27. six patrons, two women, were detained for court appearance.
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N. Salina St
Mathew Salinski
Mitchell
N. Salina,st
Nathan Mitchell
Danforth St
Anthony D. Mitchell
E. Laurel St
Peter Silvia
E. Division St
George Vinette
Friday the 13th births in Utica family affair
Mrs. Gordon Slocum of Utica welcomed a daughter weighing five pounds and 13 ounces born Friday the 13th. A second daughter was also born on a Friday the 13th, with details noted in the same report.
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Armand Michaud
Congress Ov
Papa Michaud
Nanette
Lorraine
Sacqueline
Urica
INS
Gordon Slocum
Utica
Slocum
Women designers push unusual menswear at Met exhibit
At the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute show, women designers unveil bold menswear ideas including a sleeved nightwear top, backless and collarless shirts, pleated styles, and a masculine beach skirt titled panting. Designers named include Mrs. Brooke Cadwallader Lilly Cadhe Elizabeth Phelps Clare Potter Sophie of Saks Tina Leser.
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Costume Institute
Brooke Cadwallader
Sible
Clare Potter
Sophie
Saks
Tina Leser
Discovery Color TV Demonstration Seen on Regular Set
A Washington reader reports seeing a color television demo on a standard set. He describes a compatible system broadcast that appeared in black and white in his living room during a daytime nap.
Attempted wreck halts two Chicago streamliners
In Chicago last night two north western Railroad passenger streamliners the Valley 400 and the Twin Cities 4100 were damaged after striking 500 pounds of steel scrap piled on tracks. Officials call it a deliberate wreck attempt with switch bars angle irons tools and tie plates placed on rails. No injuries reported though more than 500 aboard.
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Chicago
MNS
Northwestern Railroad
Valley 400
Twin Cities
Sisters Drown After Fire Traps Them in Tub
In Murray Utah a mother placed her two daughters ages 10 months and 3 in a tub of water to escape a small blaze under the crib. Mrs Kathryn Wrathal fled for water, tried to breach a wall, then fainted. Firemen later pulled the children from the tub.
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Murray
Utah
Kathryn Wrathal
Diane
Linda Ann
Tying Shoestring Restores Sight After 12 Years
Foster M. Wilson of Johnstown Pennsylvania credits tying his shoe string with restoring his sight after 12 years of total blindness. He reports a beam of light followed by fog and a light haze, then near 20 20 vision with thick lenses. Doctors previously warned he might never see again due to detached eye portions. He is married with 18 year old twins.
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Johnstown
Foster M. Wilson
Wilson
Fire Wrecks Building At 729 S Crouseau
A fire caused by spontaneous combustion destroyed a two story workshop at 729 S Crouseau. Fire crews from three engine companies battled the blaze for two hours and ten minutes, wiping out about 30,000 feet of moulding and damaging paints and tools. The shop was operated by Clayton Hall and owned by Jacob Brownstein. Capt. William Uva reported a passerby alerted Engine Company 16 around 3 18 AM.
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S. Crouseau
Clayton Hall
E. Adams St
Jacob Brownstein
William Uva
Engine Company 16
Ohio Gasoline Cut Slashes Retail Prices
Standard Oil of Ohio announced a price cut of one half cent per gallon effective today. The new price for X-70 is 24 cents and for Sohio Supreme 26 cents.
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Cleveland (P
Standard Oil of Ohio
Witty Exchange Reveals Marriage Wish Irony
A labor economist Robert Nathan recalls a young wife who asks her husband to fulfill every wish. He replies that perhaps all wishes are met. She concedes that she would have preferred not to marry him, highlighting a humorous ironical moment about married life.
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Robert Nathan
Tack
33 Parcels of Land Near Hancock Airport Sold by U S
The Federal Government sold thirty three parcels of land adjoining Hancock Airport that had been eyed as a public recreation park. Former owners and priority buyers bought the property. unsold lands may go to Syracuse city and Onondaga County. Some parcels are used for housing, Air National Guard, or leased to Farm Credit. The area near the thruway was proposed as a veterans memorial site and recreation area.
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Hancock Airport
R. Walter Riehlman
Walter F. Downey
General Services Administration
Mattydale Army Airbase
GSA
Riehlman
Thomas J. Corcoran
Air National Guard
Farm Credit Association
Central School District No. 3
Diocese of
Syracuse
Battle Looms Over Buffalo Airport
Buffalo area dispute heats as Williamsville mayor Otto H. Peters threatens a federal suit to relocate the municipal airport. He urges moving the facility to Grand Island and converting Williamsville land to housing. Buffalo mayor Joseph Mrnk declines comment awaiting parks commission input.
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Buffalo (P
Williamsville
Buffalo
Otto H. Peters
Joseph Mrnk
Grand Island
Mruk
Parks Commission
China Vote in UN Security Council Looms
The 11 nation UN Security Council meets today with a Soviet resolution to eject Nationalist China and open the door for Mao Tze Tung's Red China regime, as the bloc considers the future of the big power seat.
Coal Emergency Seen In 36 Cities Amid Shortages
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce reports a critical coal shortage in 36 cities after President Truman denied an immediate plan to use emergency powers. It notes stockpiles are at their lowest in years and that several Army camps and federal buyers face coal supply issues.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Today
Truman
Chamber
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chambers of Commerce
Chicago
American Retail Coal Association
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers i Association
Moody
Ito
Second Corps
Interior Department
Secretary of Interior
Chapman
Hidden Taxes in Everyday Purchases
A reader is directed to the Sunday issue of The American Magazine to read the story Hidden Taxes, which describes taxes embedded in common items such as bread, eggs, a suit, and a new house with figures like 15, 2, 100, 116, and 700 as examples. The piece highlights how tax components appear in ordinary goods and urges readers to consult the magazine for details.
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Amer Jaican Magazine
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Legree
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Bridge
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City Life
Winchell
Chrysler
C.so
Joseph Donohue
Charles Health
Robert Miller
Anthony Mitchell
By John Rosenburg
New York
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By Joseph C. Goodwin
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Ohio
Buffalo Airport
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Lewis
White House
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