Churchill Urges Western Unity Against Moscow
London reports Winston Churchill declares Western Europe must unite quickly to demand a showdown with Moscow before atomic weapons are developed, warning war could come anyway but stressing the confrontation offers the best chance to prevent it. The U.S. backs a plan for Western European unity to counter Soviet expansion and nuclear threat.
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Record cold waves grip Syracuse region tonight
A brutal cold wave tightens its grip as temperatures plunge across New York and neighboring states. The U S Weather Bureau warns of subzero readings, with Syracuse facing 10 below tonight and possibly 16 below Saturday night. Winds 20 to 30 mph aggravate the chill, as early spots report minus figures from Minnesota to North Dakota.
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Meat Pack ers Forecast Adequate 48 Meat Supply In Postwar
Washington UP reports Western meat packers spokesman tells Senate Banking Committee that meat supplies in 48 will be well above prewar levels though a temporary spring shortage is possible. T Blaine Liljenquist of the Western States Meat Packers Association opposes restoring price controls or rationing as ineffective for better retail distribution.
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President Truman Baruch discuss UN Korea bid rejection
President Truman and Benard Baruch held a long talk in the White House study about a Soviet rejection of a United Nations Korea Commission entry plan. The Soviet UN delegate Andrei Gromyko sent a note denying access as a weapon in regional policy.
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Today’s Features and Page Listings Highlight Contents
The page announces assorted segments across the issue including Comics with Ida Jéan Kain and Dr Braay, a Mary Howorth Horoscope, and a Talking It Over on page 21. It notes Amusements 34, Financial 35, Bridge st IngReporter 7, Classified 3739, Music, Life, Rexlle a6, Deaths 20, Social 28-20, Editorial 24, Sports 32-33, Letters 24, Winchell 26, Today’s Pictures Rage 18.
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Kay Francis Stricken. Manager Held in Investigation
Kay Francis the actress was seriously ill today under mysterious circumstances in Columbus. Stage manager Howard Graham was booked for investigation of assault to kill. Francis was removed from her hotel to White Cross Hospital in fair condition and remained unconscious hours after arrival. Police said Graham claimed Francis summoned him to her hotel room and had taken sleeping tablets. investigators found evidence of a wild party in the hotel room.
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Roundup of Burglaries and Car Thefts Arrests in CITY AND STATE
Police report a dawn roundup arresting five young men in a surge of burglaries and car thefts. Suspects Howard J. McCall 19 Liverpoo, Rick G. Nagie 19 Steuben St, John J. Mc Donald 19 SUSN Townsend St, John D. Scheibel 28 Curbun St, Donald W. Tucker 17 Ross Pk. Confessions tied stolen cars and home break ins to a single ring. Officers Ken Merrill and Rob Flahdrigal led the state police team with detectives Donohue Chappell Reap, coordinating overnight interviews at police headquarters. The group allegedly targeted homes on Hobincawrd and Willian Hills Dr, with cars recovered abandoned after crashes. The roundup followed nights of field work and car trail leads.
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Ruapehu Volcano Erupts for Ten Minutes at Noon
Mount Ruapehu in New Zealand, a 12 000 foot volcano, erupted at noon for ten minutes. A spectacular vapor burst reached about 6 000 feet before signs of activity ceased. It was the mountain's latest eruption in months.
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Amish bishop denies guilt in ten year restraint case
GOSHEN Indiana a grim white bearded old-order Amish bishop Samuel Hochsletter 75 faces assault battery charges after a neighbor found his 41 year old daughter Miss Lucy Hochsletter chained to a bed in an unventilated room for a decade The sheriff said the daughter shown with vermin and filth was kept in a demented state the bishop claimed the act followed Amish custom a sanity hearing was planned for the daughter
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Stassen Cites Pauley Trade Gains Amid Price Drop
Harold E. Stassen testified before a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee claiming Edwin W. Pauley profited from grain moves totaling 96 535 in two sectors after a Secretary Anderson speech lowered prices. He said 40 175 came from grain trades and 56 360 from lard and oil deals aligned with Agriculture Department purchases. Pauley, present nearby, reacted twice, demanding to confront Stassen with the committee watching closely.
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Senate Budget Cuts Spark White House Spending Debate
Senators debate trimming three billion from current budget as House pushes for five billion in cuts. Bridges signals target remains five to cut, while discussing potential funding shifts for recovery programs and defense. The dollar figures and positions reflect a split on how to manage Iranan era expenditures and recovery efforts.
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Hotel Fire Destroys Landmark in Laurentian Village
A fire swept the new 60,000 Roneyeprne Hotel at SE Marguerite Station, Quebec, destroying the building and causing 65 people to flee. Wire reports identify a single woman as the suspect, with no further details available on injuries or causes.
Chuckle Dandy Dialogue Sparks Mock Exchange
A playful fragment shows a speaker offering a joke about 8 din Mit and a veiled cipher asking Minnie for the “jee inal shid.” The exchange shifts to a social cue about offering a “lee today” and a curious reply “Indy?” as a horizon theme emerges.
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Hunger Riots Hit Munich as Bavarian Workers Strike
Reported hunger strike and protests paralyzed much of southern Germany with Bavarian workers and commuters opposing U S Army trains. Suburban areas of Munich saw crowds threaten conductors and demand work, prompting emergency trains for personnel. Rail authorities rushed measures as dozens of cities faced walkouts.
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Retail Sales Up Despite Storms Boosts in Week
Retail sales edged higher in the week ended Wednesday despite heavy snow and cold across sections. Dan & Brad’s market study noted gains in midpriced and clearance items, with several retailers reporting steady demand and cautious optimism for January.
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Eisenhower ends bid for 1948 GOP nomination in letter
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told supporters he cannot accept any presidential nomination and has withdrawn from politics. The Army press office released his letter to Leonard V. Finder of the Manchester Union Leader stating his decision is definite and positive, removing himself from the political scene. Dewey aides welcomed the move as quashing doubts about Eisenhower entering the race, while Finder and others warned that military subordination to civilian power remains essential. Eisenhower’s stance is likely to stir activity among Dewey Taft Stassen Warren camps as four other candidates seek the nomination.
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Sunday Herald American Parade and Weekly Highlights
The Sunday Herald American promotes its picture magazine Parade and weekly features including American Weekly romance adventure and mystery PUGE The great comic weekly ALRO Don’t miss the second chapter of FDA’s personal Jotters from his early years.
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