Goldstein Takes Over Inquiry In Oneida Case
ALBANY AP news: Nathaniel L. Goldstein appoints Frank G. Pratt as special assistant to the attorney general to supersede Oneida County District Attorney Everett J. Arthur. Governor Dewey convenes an extraordinary term of the Supreme Court for Utica and special grand juries, with Justice William B. Munson presiding. Pratt will lead the special grand jury hearings as Goldstein says Arthur’s actions sought to disrupt the state investigation.
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Pratt
Arthur
Dewey
Goldstein
Oneida County
Grand Jury
Utica
Safes Fail to Open at Sears Service Station Raid
Yeggmen attempted to crack a concrete-embedded vault at Sears Service Station Erie Boulevard East and South Siatest, Erie, but fled after a front door and combination were battered. The safe reportedly contained between 2500 and 3000 dollars, with this being the sixth safe-burglary in nine days. Police arrived after discovering broken rear window while patrolling nearby.
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Erieblvd
S. Siatest
Veggymen
Goldberg & jSons
N. Salina. St
Mercury
Ernest Gafners
Jeoncrete
Steler
Wall Salon & Counter
Onondaga County Proposes State School Aid Change
Syracuse and Onondaga County legislators move to allocate 40 million dollars in education aid as urged by Governor Dewey. Plan cuts millage equalization from seven to five and raises floor aid per pupil from 89 to 120 dollars, increasing Syracuse’s next year funding by about 771 dollars. The total cost remains within the extra funds for schools.
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Albany
Onontaga County
Dewey
Syracuse
Trial of the T. S Communists Watched Worldwide
Marquis Childs notes the trial as a test of American justice and a global event. He previews editorial content in today's issue, with features across pages 22 to 26 including comics, horoscopes, radio, social notes, and a sports section.
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Marquis Childs
Capital Calling
Ana Zi
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Marr Haworth
Ing. Repier
Temperature Drop Reports Cold Night With 10 Degree Low
A cold front passed at midnight dropping the mercury about 25 degrees between 2 30 AM yesterday and today the Weather Bureau reported. Yesterday's high reached 45 with temperatures near 5 AM today.
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Weather Bureau
Cutter Collision Claims 12th Death in Coast Guard Crash
A 12th fatality from the collision between Coast Guard icebreaker Eastvind and the oil tanker Gulfstream is reported. Staman Apoz Stanislaus Coingreau of San Antonio Texas died of burns and injuries suffered in last week’s wreck, officials said last night.
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Coast Guard
Eastvind
Gulfstream
Staman Apoz
Miners Idle in West Virginia Fire Safety Protest
West Virginia miners walk off jobs in WELCT and nearby areas protesting alleged violations of the state's new fire safety regulations. The stoppages disrupt operations as workers demand stricter enforcement and safer conditions.
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Welct
W. Va
West Virginia
Subterranean Slide Breaks Salt Brine Feeder Lines
A subterranean slide near Ti Valley cracked salt brine feeder pipelines of the Solvay Process Co causing a crater about 150 feet in circumference and depths of 50 to 60 feet. Crews worked overnight with bulldozers to clear land and reroute lines, with repairs completed and lines back in operation. Clayton Morse of Tully supervised the effort.
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Ti Valley
Solvay Process Company
Gowna Power
Clayton Morse
Tully
Senate Chaplain Peter Marshall Dies at 46
The Senate Chaplain Peter Marshall, a Scottish-born clergyman and former mechanical engineer, died at 8 15 AM. He was 46 and served as chaplain since 1957. Survived by widow Sarah Catherine Wood and nine year old son Peter John, Marshall U.S. Senate role noted.
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Senate
Peter Marshall
Clerryman
Scotland
Marshall
Gich-Roger
AIS
Remabicans Democratg Reek Rim
Sarah Catherine Wood
Peter John, Marshall
Nanking Evacuated as Reds Offer Peace to All China
Nanking residents flee as Communist radio offers general peace terms to China from the southward moving government. Foreign Office confirms transfer toward Canton while Red patrols reach the Yangtze north bank near the capital. Officials say the move aims to complete by mid next month with government seats moved south.
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Pelsonal
Canton
Yangtze River
Foreign Office
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ozark Mule Love Life Is Fishy in Florida Hatchery
Biologists investigate Ozark mules a new hybrid fish at the U S Bureau of Fisheries aquarum Superintendent Albert Wilson says the mammy was two goldfish and the Pappy a carp A Missourian developed them and sent to Florida to raise as fish bait Florida bans import unless they can reproduce Doubts arise if these hybrids can produce offspring and their fate in a half acre pond remains uncertain
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Ozark
Belgian Congo Launches Native Radio Service
In the Belgian Congo a new radio service for locals begins this month. The program, led largely by Africans including announcers and technicians, aims to replace older instruments and integrate native dialects with the white man’s radio presence.
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Leopoldvigle
Belgian Congo
Plane Crash Fatal to 7 in Berlin Soviet Zone
A British airlift plane carrying German children and sickly passengers crashed in the Soviet zone near Schoenberg Hospital last night. Seven people were killed and 18 injured, with six other Germans among the injured. Soviet air authorities notified Allied authorities of the casualties.
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Berlin
Schoenberg Hospial
Allied Air Safety Center
German Pianist Gieseking Cancels New York Tour
In New York Walter Gieseking canceled his U S concert tour after immigration authorities detained him at LaGuardia Airport. His lawyer said Jewish and other groups protested his admission due to his performances in Germany under the Nazi regime. Gieseking left voluntarily after an immigration hearing and compared his prospects in Europe and the United States, noting he could earn more abroad.
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Pianst
Walter Giese
Parktedar
Cacneme Hall
Hitler
Germany
Gieseking
Prisy
France
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Anciils
Enowzhani
Reduced Sales Tax Schedule Begins at 25 Cent Level
FRED L. DOLBEAR announced a new tax schedule effective March 1. The one cent tax applies to purchases over 25 cents, with rates rising by cent bands up to $3.38 and beyond. The plan mirrors a prior 2 percent tax in effect, but details include banding errors and unclear thresholds while outlining per cent charges as purchases rise through specified ranges.
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Fred L. Dolbear
Dolbear
Dolberr
Heseid
Palstrenith
Sian
Trade council for mutual economic aid formed in Moscow
A new council for mutual economic assistance was announced by the Soviet Union and five Eastern European states including Bulgaria Hungary Poland Romania and Czechoslovakia. The talks in Moscow aimed at broader economic cooperation with the USSR and Marshall Plan nations and left open the possibility for other countries to join. Finland not in the plan could apply for membership, and the arrangement may echo the European economic cooperation concept. Concluded on page 14, column 2.
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Council For Economic
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Czechovslovas
U. S. SR
Organization For European Economic Operation
London
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Europe
Council of Mutualsistance
Finland
Mayor proposes study of Syracuse Police department
Mayor Frank J. Costello announced a study may be conducted to define lines of authority within the Syracuse Police Department. Irving G. Berman, director of the Bureau of Municipal Research, spoke after a lengthy conference with officials including Corporation Counsel Lyle W. Horn and police chief John A. Myrom. Edmund J. Noewinski noted the mayor's staff was involved in the discussions.
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Frank J. Costello
Syracuse Police Department
Irving G. Berman
Bureau of Municipal Research
Seid
Res.des Ihe
Lyie W. Horns
John A. A. Myrom
County Civil Serite Commission
Stewart Myrons
Edmund J. Noewinski
Times Talk at Farm Bureau Fends Off Confusion
George B. Eastman of the Tyese Farm Bureau spoke at a community event in Car t sa about clock changes and time, noting mixed beliefs and the fear of missing time as clocks move forward or back. The dialogue reflects local confusion and a desire for clear guidance amid the seasonal shift.
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George B. Eastman
Tyese Farm Bureau
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