Fire at Piccadilly Hotel Injures 13. $50,000 Loss
Thirteen persons fled down ladders in night clothing as smoke filled the Piccadilly Hotel. The blaze from a waste basket in the restaurant caused extensive damage, with several rooms affected and three floors smoky. Fire crews contained the fire after more than three hours.
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Piccadilly Hotel
Cithten St
Bremen
Williem
Connelly
Cers
Stephen Procopio
Albert Saracene
Chick Connelly
Harry Coon
Thomas McMahon
Torgether
Water Tower Co
Nofe
Crene
Cmake
Bremler
Quake Reported Near Montreal Supposedly Felt in Boston Area
A very weak earthquake near Montreal was reported last night. Daniel J. Linehan of Boston College said a shock 220 miles north of Boston was recorded at 10 05 12 P M.
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Weston
Bias
Montreal
Canada
Boston College Seismoqiagh slaUen
Fev
Deniel J. Linehan
Boston
Perilous Log 3AM in Congress Debates on Legislation
A fragmented note on congressional debates titled The Perilous Log 3AM. Editorial commentary by Marquis Childs critiques how Congress handles the current legislation as an example of American democracy in action. Additional listings reference pages for comics, horoscopes, and various features.
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Congress
Fane
Marquis Childs
Eagles Fight Puts Towns in Darkness in Arizona
In northern Arizona two eagles battled over a young goat on a power pole, causing a 44 000 volt line outage that left several communities without electricity for the night. Charred remains were found near the pole among tangled wires and burned cross arms. Police reported the event after noting the loss of power across the area.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Fower Co Jinemen
Poultry Inquiry Across Bangor Years Ago
A Bangor resident reported a setting hen had deserted its eggs and asked whether an inspector could investigate. The call was advised to consult a poultry expert.
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Hanuom
Bangor
Reds Urge Germans To Resist Plan
Russians and German Communists urged the German people to resist provisions of the Western Germany frontier adjustments proposed by the six power conference. They claimed the Ruhr would be taken and appealed to German nationalism amid the postwar territorial questions.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Arabs and Jews Accept UN Truce for Palestine
Arabs and Jews accepted the United Nations four week truce plan in Palestine. Count Bernadotte’s mediation took effect at 2 AM Syracuse Time Friday. Arab and Jewish leaders announced acceptance, with Tel Aviv and Cairo reporting replies before and after the deadline. Israeli bombing hit central Tel Aviv as the conflict paused temporarily.
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Cairo
United Nations
Palestine
Lake Success
Taren
Folke Bernadette
Syracuse
Ammen
Trang- Jordan
Tel Aviv
Bertdadette
Berdadette
Authentias
Sales Sucqeass
Beyption
Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha
Mat
Bidault Defends Six-Power Pact in Assembly
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault defended a six power pact before the Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee. He urged quick adoption of a Western Germany state plan as the cabinet had approved the accord, amid ongoing cabinet discussions and a fretful atmosphere in Paris.
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Bidault
Paris
Fotem
Georges Bidault
Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Radio Claims Halt to Korean Occupation Force
A Russian radio broadcast reports a reduction of the Soviet occupation force in North Korea and says the US occupation headquarters were made public but provides no reason or date for the decision.
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Seoul
Torceg
North Korea
Woman Charged in County Grand Jury Larceny Case
Mrs. Eileen Boyer 38 was indicted by a nine member Frantlim County grand jury on grand larceny and forgery charges in the Weed district appropriation of 414 200 from Peoples Trust Company where the funds were formerly held.
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Malong — Dmhcthd
Eileen Boyer
Frantlim County Grand Juty
Weed Res
Peoples ‘Trust Company
Tellar, AP
West Point graduate weds Miami bride at Army chapel
Second Lt Jesse Kelsey of DeWitt graduated from West Point at 10 30 AM and married Miss Anne MacDonald of Miami Florida at 4 30 AM in the West Point Catholic Chapel. They planned a honeymoon through the Adirondacks and Cape Cod then to Fort Knox and Fort Truths. Attendees included Kelsey family members from DeWitt and Syracuse area.
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Jesse ‘I. Kelsey
de Witt
West Point
Anne MacDonald
Clarence MacDonald
Mism
Pla
Jesse Kelsey
Dewviieway
United States Military Academy
Miami
Fla
West Point Catholic
St. Kelney
Smegon
Flarriel Kelsey
Wellington Td
DeWit
Clare MacDonald
Emerson
Kelsey
Brissea Deana? and
Rheaketh Welecy
DeWitt
Thayer Hotel
West Font
Adirondacks
Cape Cod
Fort Trogh'Khan
Fort Knox
Charles
Amiga Kelsey
George P. Ramball
J. J. Kelney
University of Main
Trade Policy Kept Secret Amid US Russia Tension
The United States kept details of trade with Russia secret, canceling plans for Secretary Sawyer to reveal which American goods Russia has bought recently. State Department objections followed a private call from Secretary Marshall, fueling speculation it could affect Western Europe aid funding battles in Congress.
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Wassingeon
United. States
Russia
Soviet Union
U. S
Sawyer
Marshall
State Department
Congress
Europe
New Form Needed for American Capitalism Speech
Robert S. Feare urged an offensive of American capitalism during a speech last night in Sacandaga. He labeled the current form antiquated and called for a new approach to inform the rest of the world about American economic principles.
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Sacandaga
Robert S. Feare
Ruseell
May
Wmaak
Aisa
Tartees
Rumell
Henry A. Wallace
Lightning Kills Five at Lisbon Power Station Site
Five men were killed and seven injured by a lightning strike near a Montearesa power station while sheltering under a tree during a meal break. The incident occurred in Lisbon Portugal amid a sudden thunderstorm.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Montealesra
Weather forecast laboring fog and improving conditions
Meteorologist Andrew Keller reports dense fog over the city from low clouds with a expected clearing this afternoon. He predicts warmer temperatures tomorrow with a high near 75 degrees and notes a low pressure system over Marsh Dakota could bring more rain in two days.
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Andrew
Keller
Syracuse
Tempernance
Marsh Dakota
Isaller
Explosion Kills Two in Minnesota Night Social
An explosion attributed to the Wur Force damaged a night social event at the Bicalinny aisensl in Ficatinnt Minnesota. Two people were killed and one injured in the blast.
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Ficatinnt
Happiness In Poverty in a Sheboygan Boarding House
A truncated quote from a Sheboygan boarding house resident reflects on happiness in poverty, noting that happiness exists but wealth makes happiness easier to attain. The fragment mentions Lake Michigan off Sheboygan and a dinner setting with friends present.
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Ea" Hobson
Inbar Lerder
Lake Wighigan
Sheboygan
Ote Evenue
Les
Morehouse Denies Move For Mistrial In High Court
Supreme Court Justice D Page Morehouse denied a mistrial petition in the Nowakowsky-Cosselly case after attorney George Van Lengen argued that radio reporter Fred Hillegas was a key witness and that his veracity was attacked. Morehouse ruled no charge that the evidence was untrue existed and warned against contempt as the trial continued.
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Supreme Court
D.page Morehouse
Fred Hillegas
Nowakowsk-Cosselly
Edward J. Nowakowsud
Frank 3. Castella
George van Lengen
New Wahowalels
Hillegas
Iegas
Morahouse
Mewakawati
Dy Tits
Morahaurs
Alee J
Calum
Heroine Leper Asks Care in U. S.
WASRINGTON (UP) Attorney General Tom C. Clark today signed an appeal by a Filipina war heroine for permission to enter the United States to undergo medical care for injuries. Mrs. Josefina Guerrero, decorated by the U S Government for saving American lives, had been denied entry by American authorities in Banka due to a law restricting aliens from entering the country.
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Wasrington
Tom C. Clark Todey
New York FreedomTrain Board Halts Meeting
The 11 member New York FreedomTrain Commission halted its session in Albany. Gerald H. Salisbury, managing editor of the Albany Knickerbocker News, heads a traveling display plan for New York’s historical documents next April.
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Albany
Sing
Iain Commlrnian
New York
Anil
Gerald H. Salisbury
Albany, Knickerbocher News
Two Year Draft Service Limit Adopted in Senate
Weary senators pressed a civil rights draft fight as the Senate approved an amendment to cap the Selective Service Act at two years and allowed 25 000 aliens to serve in the armed forces with later U S citizenship. Senate leaders hoped for swift House action, while rules committee resistance or a petition could complicate passage ahead of the GOP convention.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
House
Leo F. Allen
R-Tl
GOP
Aflen
Congress
Spankey Martin
G.O.P. Teaders
Wupitol
Langer
R.-N.d
Vandenberg Attacks Back Door Foreign Aid Cuts
Senator Vandenberg criticized House and Senate action on foreign aid funding during hearings. He warned cuts undermine Europe’s recovery and the policy to blunt Communism, calling Congress unreliable and impotent as it votes 5.98 billion for a 15 month program. He cited letters opposing the House reductions and questioned the Administration’s leadership.
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Wassingtion UD
V Cha Housa
Europe
United States
House
Vandenberg
Senate Appropriations Commie
Te Almoy
Vandenbo
Vandenherg
Congress
Truman Attacks Republicans In Western Tour Speech
President delivers harsh critique of GOP record in Congress during a Spokane to Butte campaign swing. He targets price control housing farm bills and labor policy, arguing Republicans harmed economic programs and employment acts while asserting Democratic leadership remains necessary.
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Truman
Teamma
Congress
Price
Republlcan
Washington
Lo Western Four
Wm Butte
Mont
Spokane
Wash. Sllen
SUE Presidente
Dominien
Labor Department
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