New Yorkers Probed Over Unemployment Claims in Florida
The Labor Department will open an office in Florida to investigate 1500 New York residents claiming unemployment benefits while vacationing there. Spokesman says many are seeking sun, some workers with legitimate claims. The state pays about 22,000 weekly to unemployed New Yorkers in Florida. Concluded on page 9.
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Department of Lator
Florida
New York
Division of Employment
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Rosent New
VP Adopt Babies After Flight Delays
Mary and Irene, two babies from Meaford, Ontario, were adopted by VP and relatives during a long Atlantic voyage. Stewardess Virginia Waller said the children behaved well, befriending many passengers, sleeping in cribs during two unplanned overnight stops, and sharing meals with the group.
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Irene
Meaford
Ores
Virginia Waller
Jay Waller
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Evernight
Teles
Okla
Ocester
Miss Waller
Food Tridex Declines Wholesale Food Index
The document reports a decline in the wholesale food index this week for 31 commonly used foods. It notes prices per pound and references general wholesale costs but provides no specific figures or named entities beyond the index itself.
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York
Danai Bradstreet
Leap 20 Feet at Pipelines Sparks Fire in Batesville
A fire near the Big Inch pipeline in Batesville Indiana burned nine hours after a power failure at a pumping station. Texas Eastern Transmission officials said the blaze was under control and pumping would resume once the fire dies out. The Big Inch and Little Inch lines carry fuel to multiple states with separate pumping stations for each line.
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Morris
Kala
Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation
Today’s features and pages listed for readers
The paper outlines content across pages 32 and 3B with comics Dr. Deans and a Mary Haworth Hardscope feature. It also notes Talk Over on page 13, amusements 26, finances 27, Bridge 34, Ing. Reporter 21, Classnex 23 31, Radio City Life 19, Social 1041, Deaths 36, Sports 23 27, Editorials Winchell and Letters, plus Todays Pictures on page 10.
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Mary Haworth
Ing
City Life
Inauguration Day Draws Massive Washington Crowd
Thousands pour into Washington in holiday mood for Harry S. Feawen's inauguration. Millions expected to attend with trains planes and autos bringing people from across the country. The atmosphere is festive despite party tensions as the nation awaits the new president's ceremony tomorrow.
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Washington
Harry S.feawen
Trey
Jackson County
Send-off Dinner Sparks Truman Inaugural Festivities
President Truman and Vice President-elect Barkley attended a $15-a-plate send-off dinner as inaugural week festivities begin in Washington. Truman urged Democrats in Congress to align with his plan, promising a four-day weekend federal holiday ending Friday to extend the celebrations.
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Truman
Harry
Missouri
Congress
Truman Barkley Cink
Kaemt
Barkley
Dent
Anexd
Washington Area
Truman Signs Pay Bill Raising Presidential and Aide Salaries
President Truman signed a bill boosting his pay from 37 5,000 to 60,000 a year and raising the salaries of Vice President-Elect Barkley and Speaker Rayburn to 98,000. The measure also grants each a 50,000 expense allowance with no required accounting, while the President’s 40,000 fund remains tax free but subject to expenditures reporting.
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Washington
Truman
Barkley
Rayburn
White House
Plane Crash Victim Dies as Berlin Airlift Losses Rise
A plane returning from Berlin crash in the British zone killed the pilot and raised American and British aircrew deaths to 34 in the effort to supply the blockaded city.
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Berlin
Oneida Lake Ice Break Traps Fishermen Rescue Team
Twelve fishermen were rescued when ice broke on Oneida Lake near Cleveland and Rand. A boat operated by Carlton Winn and crew pulled them from a floe to open water and to shore at Bernhard Bay. Reports name Clarence App and Fr Batchelor among rescuers. several others were saved by Eyre.
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Clarence Béilinger
Minetta
Land
Donald Mosher
Fulton
Cleve
Rand
Clarence App
Batchelor
Sha
Ubin Joe
Bernhard’s Bay
Carlton
Winn
Yshora
Eyre
Bat
Smoen
Trees Knocked Down by 62 Mile Gusts Rattle City
Strong winds from a Lake Huron storm toppled trees and limbs early today, cracking windows and damaging signs. The Weather Bureau warned of cold fronts lowering temperatures to 15 degrees tonight as gusts averaged 46 mph with 62 mph readings, continuing since midnight.
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the Weather Bureau
Eraea
Lake Huron
Weather Bureau
Coast Guard Cutter Eastwind Crash Kills Ten
Ten Coast Guardsmen die and nineteen injured in a fierce collision off the New Jersey coast between the 404 foot cutter Eastwind and the Gulfstream tanker. Fire on the Eastwind threatened ammunition stores as crew battled to control the blaze.
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New York
Coast
Heast
Coast Guard
New Jersey
Government calls for immediate cease fire and peace talks
A formal government statement urges both government and Communist forces to cease fire at once and for delegates to begin peace negotiations. The Executive Yuan must coordinate proposals with four ministries and the Kuomintang to present a unified peace initiative. Premier Sun Yat sen reportedly threatens resignation as a decision to negotiate remains unsettled.
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Ancen
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Isia
Yuan
Xuan
Ani
Yin
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80 Planes Hunt For British Craft
Fighty planes and a score of U S warships including two carriers and the battleship Missouri search today for a British airliner down somewhere in the Atlantic. The rescue operation expanded to cover 37 000 square miles for a trace of the British American Airways four engined Tudor Arie which disappeared with 20 persons.
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Maporton
Bermuda
U. S
Nclud
Atlantic
Toderater
jAmerican
Airways
Holding His Own In Bloomington Kellogg Bets On Expansion
Illinois clothing maker Ernest B Kellogg visits Bloomington and discusses rival growth as Gordon Selfridge plans new stores in London. Kellogg notes the expanding competition and the idea of bold signage as Selfridge boosts presence with a large display.
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Ernest B. Kellogg
Illinois
Bloomington
Trust Ruled In Lamp Industry Case In New Jersey
Federal Judge Philip Forman ruled in the district of New Jersey that the government’s charges against General Electric and several lamp manufacturers stand. The court instructed the government to request a case fixed for consideration of the decree to be entered.
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General Electric-International Cen- Co
Tes
Westing- 6
Corning Glass Works
Philips
Consolidated Electric Lamp Co
If & 313
Pare Omnion
District of New Jersey
General Electre
Forman
Grand Jury Hears Chambers Again in Espionage Inquiry
In New York a federal grand jury renewed its inquiry into espionage charges. Chambers, a former Communist inquisitor, faced further questions. Felix A. Insterman, an electrical engineer, did not discuss his testimony with reporters.
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Vinio
Sagre
Whittaker
Chambers
Questio
Felix A. Insterman
British and Dutch union delegates walk out of WEITU board
British land and Dutch delegates to the Work Federation of Trade Unions executive board walked out today. They said they would have nothing further to do with the WEITU, accusing the agency of communist propaganda.
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Faria
Work Federation of Trade Unions Executive Board
We.t.u
Propegance Agency
Man Given 30 Days to Eat in Pittsburgh Case
Detective Parker testified before Magistrate McDiarmid about two men accused of hiding food. George Thomas 37 claimed he was powerful hungry because his pockets held food. He received 30 days to satisfy his hunger. In Rochester another man admitted taking $3 and promised to repay, with a separate note about a theft case and balance.
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Puctsburgh
J. Voyle Parker
2 Man
Searchers Barred From Scotland Mountain Rescue
Wind and rain hamper ascent as American search team remains barred from reaching the crash site on the Scottish hills. Two B 29 Superfortress airmen are believed dead after Mondays crash in the Argyll region, aiding efforts to recover bodies stalled by weather and terrain.
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Tochgoiliead
Scotland
Rocky Scottish Mountains
Ar ‘Yl Hille
Fire at Moran's Restaurant Sparks $40,000 Loss
Fire at Moran's on Genesee Street inpk caused by an oil furnace explosion. The two story wooden building housed a restaurant and deli. Fire departments and volunteers battled the blaze for two hours, with extensive damage to the rear interior and roof. No injuries reported to Moran or family of five.
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Jemen Wage
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Thejert Coe
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