Iron Curtain The Real News Delayed By Red Danube Visit
Leland Stowe reports from four Central European countries Austria Czechoslovakia Hungary and Romania offering a grounded view beyond Armageddon era rhetoric. He notes the Danube region remains complex with red tinges and cautious progress amid postwar tensions. He traveled at personal expense for firsthand facts.
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Misleading Iron Curtain ideas and Soviet influence described
The piece argues the Iron Curtain term is misleading and over simplistic. It notes that free Polish and Romanian elections were not frankly reported and warns that Winston Churchill popular ideas distort Danubian conditions. It concludes that Soviet influence dominates Hungary and Romania, shaping narratives.
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Rumania
Prices Fall Across U S as Sales Dip Reported
The New York led plot notes a nationwide drop in wholesale prices and a sigh of slower retail sales. Economists anticipate further food price declines over six months while departments urge price reductions on shirts dresses and sheets. Futures markets show growing expectations of cheaper food as reports cut margins.
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Associated’ Press
OPA
National Retail Dry Good Association
Fifth Avenue
Five Die In Private Plane Crash Near Rensselaer
A two motor private plane en route from Indianapolis to Chicago crashed five miles southeast of Rensselaer Indiana killing five aboard. Papers found in the wreckage identified pilot I J Enger of Minneapolis and suggested passenger Ralph Allen Wheeler of Austin Minnesota.
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Weather outlook for Syracuse area a damp start
The Weather Bureau predicts snowfall flurries and slightly colder air today in the Syracuse area with a high near 45 and a low around 33. Partly cloudy conditions return Monday with cooler temperatures and sunset at 5 10 P.M.
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Scarface Capone Dies After Pneumonia Attack
Gang boss Al Capone dies at 7 25 P M EST after pneumonia attack at his Palm Island estate in Miami Beach. Mae Capone collapses beside him as brothers mother father and son Al Jr attend the bedside in a historic Prohibition era end.
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Chicago
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Government shifts housing duties to private industry
The 1947 housing policy statement says private industry must meet housing needs under existing controls. Officials acknowledge high building costs and stress veterans may face limited home access. Government goals are not fixed as in 1946, with prior starts totaling millions and continued uncertainty into 1947.
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Ito
Federal
Frank Ry ‘Chieedon
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Raymond M. Foley
Fleming
Labor laws get priority in House reorganization push
House Republican Charles A Halleck urges quick finalization of Congressional reorganization. He cites the Reorganization Act reducing committees from 48 to 19 and calls for a full new staff arrangement. He says Republicans took control at a time when the act was already reshaping the House and emphasizes swift preliminary work as a verdict on their effort.
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Van Johnson Marries Ex Mrs Wynn in Juarez Quickie Divorce
Hollywood report says actor Van Johnson wed Evie Wynn in Juarez Mexico four hours after she obtained a Mexican divorce from Keenan Wynn. The ceremony at 2 PM was performed by Civil Judge Raoul Arozco. Custody of their two children may require U.S. court action.
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False arrest suit filed over San Francisco kidnapping case
Earl Shelton, operator of a San Francisco modeling school, sues three Lodi police, and parents of Alice Dann Devine and Devine herself for 400000 in damages claiming false arrest and confinement for hours. He alleges humiliation, mental and physical anguish, and widespread publicity from newspapers and radio.
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Shelton
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Devine
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Black Dahlia case pages hint at killer name
Police dismiss a price claim to name the Black Dahlia slayer as detectives warn that a missing page from the Black Address Book may hold a clue. The FBI checks fingerprints on an envelope while brief mention of Elizabeth Short and a tall blonde woman named Caral Marshall appears in the installment.
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Su Granteed
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FBI
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Rival to Byrd Beaumon’s Expedition Sets Sail
An unnamed expedition sails from Beaumont bound for a private exploratory mission in the snow and ice. The voyage aims to reach uncharted northern regions as a continuation of polar exploration efforts.
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Pfjnn- Ronhe
Beaumont
Today's Features and Pages Listed by Section
The schedule outlines sections for Amusements Music Books Poetry Corner Classifieds Political Crossword Periscope Deaths Radio Weather Women's Editorial Sports Financial Winchell and Today's Pictures on page 11 and 8 respectively, with page numbers and topic groupings.
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Dr. Maxwell's
Graduate Coed Wins Jackie Graduation at Syracuse
Ruth Bisgrove Hofstra, a Syracuse University student, graduates with a mathematics major as her husband Donald supports her. At Hendricks Chapel Jack, the baptized baby, stirs emotion with organ music echoing in the ceremony.
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Ruth Bisgrave Hofstra
Ruth Bisgrove
Steelworkers pact boosts wages and back pay for 225000
U S Steel Corp announced agreement with United Steelworkers on job classifications that will raise wages and provide back pay to about 225000 production and maintenance workers across CarnegieIllinois Steel Columbia Steel American Steel and Wire Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad. The deal takes effect February 1 and aims to prevent a strike by resolving a long running dispute.
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Contract extended as Detroit Chrysler UAW reach 30 day deal
DETROIT MUS. Chrysler Corporation and the CIO United Auto Workers announce a 30 day extension of the contract to avoid a midnight deadline for new steel industry agreements. The pact includes wage increases totaling about 17 million dollars annually and retroactive pay near 32 million dollars under a 5.4-cent per hour formula. Negotiations will continue Monday for further wage adjustments and benefits. Page 2, Column 32.
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