Boy and Fireman Saved as House Fire Breaks Out
A fire on the second floor and attic of a house at 52 Oakwood Ave damaged a unit while a three year old boy and a firefighter were rescued. Herman May, the boy, was carried to safety by his grandfather and treated at Onondaga General Hospital in good condition by noon. The blaze started from defective wiring between the bathroom and ceiling. firefighters cut through the roof to vent and extinguish the fire.
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Styrey Bouse
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William Bastedo
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Cor Jnettus Cook
John Dacey
Eninwetok Pointed The Way to New Weapons Rise
The Atomic Energy Commission reported advances in atomic weapon design and production. Tests at Eniwetok Atoll last spring showed substantial gains in energy release over previous models. The commission outlined steps to expand production and safeguard major plants while noting ongoing study of fissionable materials and reactor applications. Concluded on Page 7, Column 2.
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Stalin signals willingness to meet Truman on peace pact
Stalin told an American newsman he would meet President Truman at a mutually acceptable venue to discuss a peace pact and gradual disarmament. He offered a joint Soviet American declaration of peace intentions and suggested easing the Berlin blockade if a separate Western German state is delayed. Western capitals reacted with guarded caution, noting past similarly stated offers.
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Fire chiefs plan talks after Mattydale project stay refusal
Fire chiefs from five volunteer departments meet Syracuse officials over denied access to the Mattydale housing project on old Army base. They cite insurance gaps for personnel injuries on federal reservations and plan further discussions with Connelly and Mayor Cosgrove after a recent fire highlighted protection gaps.
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Connelly
Mattydale Army
Paul Coombs
Syracuse
Coombs
Fairview Corps
Mattsdale
Tenn
Jasper E. Perrigo
Lancourt
Walter E. Miller
Martydale
Swart Barrow
F. H. Haitenbeck
Hinsdale
Wiliam O. Bryerton
Mattydale
Arthur Cole
Arthur Ie Ammerman
North Seracuse
Snowy trail nets two youths in $1600 burglary
Footprints in snow led Sheriff deputies to two youths linked to a $1600 burglary at the Leonine Avenue home of Nicholas Lizo. Cosme Menge, 27, of 209 Fac mete, and another suspect were tracked from LeMoyne Avenue to Factory Avenue and Erie Boulevard. Jewelry and $40 in cash were recovered after investigators questioned residents and sifted ashes in a station furnace.
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Nicholas Lizo
Cosme Menge
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Feelore Av
Arthur Kesson
Clarence Walker
Menga
Erie Blvd
Liza Ho
Liza Hore
Lize
Norway Expected to Join NATO Pact Talks Soon
Officials in Washington say Norway is expected to join the seven nation talks on the North Atlantic security pact and invite about six more countries, including a Soviet pressured Norway, to become full participants in the project as a dramatic reply to Soviet pressure over the weekend.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
North Atlantic
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Russia
North Atlantic Alliance
Snow Forecast For Syracuse Sees Up To Seven Inches
The weather forecast predicts four to seven inches of snow for Syracuse today and tonight raising ground cover to about one inch. Temperatures dip to 25 degrees tonight then rise near 30 by tomorrow with accompanying snow flurries as temperatures rebound.
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Today's features and page references listed
The page lists features such as comics, horoscope, and regular sections. It notes Amusements, Financial, Reporter, Classified, Radio, Life, Social pages, Deaths, Sports, Editorial and Letters with page numbers. It mentions names like Mary Haworth and Dr. Dean and indicates page 12 for figures.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
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Indell
Iran's whole fleet docks at U S port in Houston
W Houston Texas reports all 15 ships of Iran's merchant fleet anchored at Fort Houston. The 20,000 ton Iranis, crewed by 31, arrived as a gift from the United States. Albany notes the New York Veterans Bureau, created two years ago to disburse World War II bonuses, sometimes handles domestic relative scenes.
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United States
Albany
New York
Veterans’ Honus Bureau
Sound Truck Curb Upheld by High Court Decision
The Supreme Court upheld a ban on sound trucks emitting loud noises in Trenton New Jersey. Justice Reed delivered the majority opinion confirming the regulation after challenges by Charles Kovecs international representative of the CIO United Steel Workers. The case involved a test broadcast from a sound truck in front of Trenton City Hall during a printers strike. The court previously struck down a Lockport New York ordinance for granting excessive discretionary power to a city official to deny permits for loudspeakers.
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Ci.o.united Steel Workers
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Frenton City Hall
High Court
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Douglas
Uke Ioud
Nevices
Truman Open to Stalin Meeting in Washington Amid Western Unity Push
The White House said President Truman is willing to meet Soviet Premier Stalin in Washington as part of a pattern of attacks on Western unity and the North Atlantic alliance. Stalin signaled possible talks on a suitable date while Russia issued criticisms to Oslo officials, highlighting Norway as key due to its border with the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
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Headliner nominates Jesse Donaldson for master general
President Truman named Jesse M. Donaldson to master general today, indicating a pivotal appointment. The nomination highlights Donaldson as a key figure in the administration, signaling possible shifts in senior leadership.
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Washington
Truman
Jesse M. Donaldson
Asgar
Bank Robbery at Mercantile National in Miami Beach
The Mercantile National Bank of Miami Beach was robbed shortly after eight in the morning. Two armed men bound gagged and hogtied two night clerks E T Jeter and J W Cameron as they attempted to place night deposits in a small depository. The robbers escaped with an estimated sixty thousand dollars.
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Axis Sally called radio volunteer in wartime case
A wartime radioman testified that no one compelled Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally to broadcast for Germany during the war. The trial record notes a published prize detail for Faire.
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Axis Sally
Washington
Mildred Eb.axisgillars
London Clinic performs complex operation on Mrs Myrna
Doctor reports the procedure carried out on Myrna, described as a perfect wife in Tollswood movies context, was performed very successfully at the London Clinic today.
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London
Iemz Loz
Tollswood Movies
NBS
General Hodges Retires After 43 Years in Army
General Ney York Hodges commander of the army retires from active duty at age 62 after 43 years of service. Hodges, born in Perry Georgia, plans to settle in San Antonio Texas.
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Courtney H. Hodges
Army
Hodges
Perry
San Antonion
Tex
82 Men Pass Police Exams
The County Civil Service reported 82 men passed the patrolman exams and 54 for firemen. Medical exams follow within 10 days with about one third failing. Final eligible lists expected in three weeks. Officials plan to appoint 36 police officers immediately and possibly place 35 more.
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Herbert B. Myron
Commission
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Connelly
A. Kinney
G O P Must Meet Test Ives Tells S U Class
U S Senator Irving M Ives urged Syracuse University graduates to put the welfare of the ordinary man first in a commencement address. He warned the Republican Party faces peril if it fails to align with the people and criticized party ineptitude amid national issues. Concluded on page 5 column 4.
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U.S
Irving M.yves
Syracuse University
Ives Wold
Ives
New York
VA Cuts Costs by Closing Branches
The VA plans to save about 310 million dollars by eliminating 67 branch offices. Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr. says 71 regional offices and all VA hospitals will report directly to headquarters, streamlining operations and removing the 29 branch offices.
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Carl R. Gray, Jr
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Banish War Plan Proposed by Helen Bolton
Helen Bolton, a film seller and peace advocate in Baltimore, advocates naval disarmament by funding world warship construction through popular subscription. She argues soldiers should pass and share military upkeep, urging governments to cede navies to the people. War would end if her plan were adopted.
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Baltimore
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