Syracuse boy wins Centennial Soap Box Derby in pageant style final
James Green, 14, of Baldwinsville, wins the Syracuse Centennial Soap Box Derby final at Crouse Park before about 35 000 fans. Crouched to victory, Green outpaces 61 rivals in a 22 race elimination, finishing the last heat with a cross finish just three feet ahead of Tack Merull II.
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Marie Wins Assembly Support for France Premier Vote
Marie Manehol Tonehecked veteran of the concentration camp era becomes Premier of France after a narrow confidence vote in the National Assembly. His plan for a centrist government centers on elder statesmen and a lean military budget amid postwar concerns.
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Local Design Prizes Awarded at Baldwinville Academy Meet
Winners announced for design construction and upholstery in a Baldwinville Academy event drawing a large crowd. Best design Robi re Van Aue kin, best construction Charles Britt, best brakes Ted Knale, best upholstery Robert Wiest.混 Spectators packed the grandstand as Derby Will parade sparked cheers and a few minor accidents. Ramet Bombieski Thor Parties School posted fast heats, clocking 33.36 seconds in one race, while race action and costs sparked debate in the coverage.
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Auto price boosts ripple through industry after hold the line plans fail
General Motors and Ford announce price increases for passenger cars up to 8 percent as automakers push to resist market pressures. The moves come as rivals weigh similar actions amid demand shifts and cost pressures facing the industry.
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Buck Rogers Like Flying Wing Stuns Eastern Airlines Pilots
Air line pilots Clarence S Chiles and John B Whined reported a night encounter 26 miles southwest of Montgomery Alabama describing a large wingless craft with two decks of square windows. They said the object resembled a Buck Rogers invention, four times the circumference of a B29, with bright light, no visible crew, and vanished into the clouds after passing within sight.
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Congress Opens Silent Session On Truman Show
Washington dispatch reports a wary Congress gathering for a special session called by President Truman. Early arrivals show party lines silent as debate looms and lawmakers target action on pending bills.
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Jets Leave For Germany
The fast group of American players planned to depart from Selridge Field, Michigan, at noon today for a tour in Germany. The six players were originally scheduled to base in Washington with the team, but travel changes were announced and the squad moved to the European trip.
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Baseball team involved in fatal bus-truck crash
A bus carrying a baseball team collided with a truck on a highway near St Paul, Minnesota. Five players died and fourteen were injured. bystanders aided others and pulled victims from wreckage as emergency crews responded. The crash halted plans to take the team to Duluth.
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C-47 Crashes In Berlin Killing Several People
A two engine American transport plane crashed in a street in Berlin’s SS Sector while delivering float and other supplies for the Russian Front blockade. The crash killed multiple persons and left several more injured as debris scattered. Farther details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Cissy Patterson Dies at 63 Editor Publisher of Washington Herald
Cissy Patterson, 63, editor and publisher of the Washington Times Herald, died yesterday at her home near Marlboro Maryland after years of illness. She supervised the paper since her husband’s death and was a prominent member of the Medill Patterson family, sister to Chicago Tribune publisher and related media figures.
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Wallace gains Progressive nomination in Philadelphia convention
Wallace formally enters the 1918 presidential race after a raucous party gathering at Shibe Baseball Park in Philadelphia. He accepts the Progressive nomination urging a get tough policy at home and a peace drive abroad, while the convention scenes show delegate chants and dramatic acclaim.
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The page lists features on poetry and arts including Boake, Poets Corner, Grossword and Art Chat. Amusements, music and a cinema life section are noted with page references. A sports and society column appears, and a small death notice appears on page 41.
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