Chinese Reds Urge Japs to Fight Purges
In Tokyo the Communist movement faces renewed turmoil after two purges of top strategists. A Chinese Red press agency urged counterblows against purges ordered by General MacArthur, as Japanese officials meet with Prime Minister Yoshida to consider harsher actions. Tokyo police tighten controls, 73 precinct chiefs ordered to curb anti-occupation propaganda and public meetings. Education Minister Amano signals stronger action against radical student movement amid student and labor support for communists.
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Far Eastern Commission
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LOKYO
Hidetaro Ikeda
Communist Party
Telyy Amano
Mine Finds An Anti Personnel Mine In Train Coal Tender
Pennsylvania Railroad officials investigate how an anti-personnel mine from the South Amboy blast area ended up in a coal tender of a crowded passenger train carrying 350 passengers from North Jersey to New York. Fireman Raysmong C. Clayton, among the injured in the South Amboy explosion, discovered the device in the coal pile after the train had left the station. Army officials noted the mine could have been set off by fire heat or agitation and suggested a screen over the coal hopper would have kept the mine from entering the firebox.
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Truman Urges World Rule Of Decency At Paris Conference
President Truman calls for a world rule of decency and brotherhood in a message to a four day, non governmental conference of Western intellectuals and business leaders. Arthur S Compton chairs the parley at Washington University with speakers KNIGHT Nicolson and Determan urging truthful reporting and opposition to forced tolerance.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
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St. Louis
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Orange County to Sponsor New College in Middletown
The Orange County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to sponsor a new college in Middletown under the SUNY community college program. The county will provide the Morrison estate valued at $242,000 as its contribution, with state funds matching the community sponsorship. Tuition will be paid by towns proportional to their student enrollment at Morris Lottere.
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Goshen
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Morris Lottere
Parked Car Painted In Public Scrape
Chicago report details William G. Gibron, 46, a statesman, discovering his gray model repainted bright red while he returned to his parked car. The incident occurred in a local parking lot yesterday after the car was left unattended.
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Chicago
William G. Gibron
Gibson
Hobbs Estate Over Million Probed in Utica
Utica industrialist Hobbs died December 31 bequeathing 596009 to his son naval Capt. Allen Hobbs of Washington DC and 354000 to Dorothy Jones of New York Mills his longtime secretary. State tax appraisal filed yesterday in the tax examiner's office. Hobbs led Oneida Bleachers Inc. and was GM of the New York Mills division of A Juilliard & Co.
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Hobbs
Naval
Allen Hobbs
Washington, D.C
Dorothy Jones
New York Mills
Oneida Bleachers, Inc
Cornerstone Dedication Planned Amid Marble Memorial Work
A replacement cornerstone is prepared as a 26 pound marble marker for a new Spar Gator Memorial dining hall site. The ceremony was set for Wednesday night with ceremonial unveiling at the Univer South site, highlighting a formal dedication and related prep work.
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Ye-Terday
Pe New Spar Gator Memorial
Last of Nine Scottsboro Boys Freed From Prison
The last of the Scottsboro defendants, Andy Wright, left prison with $13.45 and plans to head toward Albany New York. He maintains innocence after a six year court battle over rape charges tied to the 1931 Paint Rock case. Wright intended to visit his sick mother in Chattanooga before possibly meeting his wife in Atlanta and proceeding to New York.
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Scotisboo
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Allan Knight
Chalmers
Boston University School of Theology
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Paint Rock
Victoria Price
Ruby Bates
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Ozie Powell
Perote
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Clarence Norris
Haywood Patterson
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Thunder Bal Erie
Oral
U S Farms Overcome Late Start
Washington expects a delayed 1945 crop due to late planting and government acreage rules. Wheat corn and soybeans face smaller totals than last year amid varied regional prospects. A separate report describes Lloyd Gesch’s suicide after killing Mrs. Thelma Clark, a 39 year old golf champion, in Pontiac Michigan and injuring others before dying.
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Thelma Clark
Lloyd Gesch
Court Orders Phones Back Yonkers Daily Times
Yonkers Daily Times won a court order directing immediate restoration of its telephone service after Public Safety Commissioner O Hara cut 12 trunk lines to stop racing information. The paper published anyway. the court will hear why the restoration should not be permanent in White Plains.
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Yonkers Daily Times
Public Safety
Patrick F. O'Hara
the Times
O'Hara
Times
Supreme Court
Benjamin Rabin
Bronx
New York Telephone Co
White Plains
Man Admits 2 Big Fires and Rubber Aid Round Trip
A man admits starting a $260000 lumber yard fire and a second blaze that destroyed a $100000 dance pavilion two years earlier in separate incidents. Meanwhile UNRRA aid rubber consignments from Venice to Baltimore aboard the S S Bacchler return to the United States after a Atlantic crossing and may have been routed through Canton Ohio for the Buxbaum Company.
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Buxbaum Company
Canton
Ohio
United Nations Reliefs and Rehabilitation Program
Buxbaum
Binghamton
Dog Talking About Beer Makes Man a Dry Quest
A quirky New York report describes Art Devha training a German shepherd Blitz to speak 16 words including phrases about beer. The piece mixes dog talk, a Brooklyn setting, and a nearby arson-and-train-wreck case involving Lawrence Brungess, with Brungess confessing to fires and attempts to derail a passenger train.
Fugitive Back in Sing Sing Held Without Bail
Edward Connelly, 40, a Sing Sing escapee, faces grand jury action on third degree arson and obstructing railroad tracks. He fled prison after six days of freedom, was recaptured with guards returning to work after a six week strike settlement. Union and employers reached a new contract boosting wages. Connelly's escape noted as the first successful break in years. Police report he fled to Brooklyn. officials withheld detailed terms. A separate item warns of a six foot poisonous snake sighting in New York.
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Edward Connelly
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Bank Foiled Fake Hold Up at Woodbury Savings Bank
Connecticut State Police halted a robbery at Woodbury Savings Bank when two actors in costumes entered with rubber noses and tortoise shell glasses. They demanded cash, taking between 10000 and 12000 dollars before fleeing into nearby woods. About 100 troopers searched the area. a helicopter was to join the hunt later today.
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Spy Suspect May be Tried in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn federal indictment accuses a spy suspect of plotting to hand wartime bomb data to the Soviets. The case centers on charges tied to attempts to contact German and British agents, with arrests linked to Philadelphia and a Brooklyn grand jury identifying multiple defendants. The investigation names locations including New York City Boston Cambridge and Santa Fe with dates starting in December 1933 and extending over a long period.
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John
Hard Roe
Sam
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Ureiter Pmr
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England
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Cambridge
Mass
Santa Fe
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Soviet Seeks Voice in Antarctic Talks
Soviet representative ARHIUE Us Urlmuss informs the United States that Moscow desires a voice in any international discussions on Antarctica. He notes a potential future role for the Soviet Union in shaping talks and decisions affecting the continent.
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Urlmuss
United States
Alexander Panbas
Ingrid Bergman Marriage Outlook Cast into Doubt in London
Ingrid Bergman’s attorney denied plans for a UK marriage to Roberto Rossellini and questioned legality under British law. In New York, hotel staff walked out amid wage talks, with 750 workers at a 28 story hotel idling as elevator crews and others joined a union protest. The Hotel Trades Council seeks 20 percent boosts for lower paid workers and 15 percent for those earning above threshold, with other tipping staff affected.
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London
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
England
York
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Stauler
Juarez
Mexico
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APL
Hotel Trades Council
Hotel Association of the
Cy of New York
Stafler
Nationalists Defy Red China Planes Threaten Invasion
Nationalist leaders in Formosa vow to counter Red China air force. Gen. Wang Shi Ming known as Tiger Wang says Nationalists can handle Reds as Soviet air sets are used. Deputy chief notes technical means to destroy enemy forces. Mainland reports warn of a large invasion force massing opposite Formosa with a strike expected next month.
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Tiger” Wang
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Masung
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