Buffalo Mayors Tries To End Six Day Teachers Strike
Mayor Bernard J Dowd sought a conference with City School Board and Buffalo Teachers Federation after a six day strike by 2400 penale teachers. An immediate meeting was urged with the mayor council president and federation president when a new date was set for March 1 or 2, 1947.
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Buffalo
Bernard J
Bernard J. Dowd
Kneeland
Wilkes and Federation
Raymond
Ast
Charles
Common Council
Board of Education
Wintry Spell To Hang On In Upstate Weather
The Weather Bureau forecast continued wintry conditions for several days with snow, cloudy skies, and little temperature change. Tonight and Sunday look cold with a low around 22, after a 20 degree reading Friday night. Greyhound bus service to Watertown resumed as main roads clear, but secondary routes north of Syracuse remain congested.
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Weather Bureau
Jefferson
Oswego
Mercury
Tennessee
Greyhound
Watertown
Syracuse
Weather Opaque Fragments Highlight Light Snow and Cold
A fragmentary weather note reports cloudy conditions in eastern New York with light snow flurries in the north and increasing cloudiness in the south. Tonight and Sunday show rising temperatures but remain cold with a low around 2 and highs near 30.
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New York
Syracuse woman dies in riding accident
Mrs Dorothy M Redfield, 34, of Syracuse, died in a riding accident Friday. Her husband Sapte Fy Redfield and children Mary Splianbethy and Scott F Redfield will attend services as funeral plans are set, with burial in Syracuse and arrangements reported at J P Bur funeral home.
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Dorothy M. ‘Redfield
Syracuse
ORION
Baby Cyclone Rocks Polar Boat During Severe Seas
Aboard MT Olymeus UB High seas battered and caused a ship to roll as much as 32 degrees. A dozen men were slightly injured amid bedlam as waves 10 to 30 feet battered the vessel near the storm area. Explorers aboard the polar craft faced a chaotic and dangerous situation.
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Olymeus
Injured in Ko Shin House Explosion Reported
A fragmentary police bulletin notes multiple G persons injured in an explosion at the Ko Shin House. Details on casualties or cause remain unclear in the available text.
Fragmentary OCR Item on Page 9 Cohimn 8
Readable text fragment cites an entry on page nine with a column or column line label. Details are sparse and names or events are unclear in the surviving OCR.
Washington terror department seeks more class insight
A fragmented headline hints at a Washington terror department initiative. The text suggests seeking further details on class or security policies, but the readable snippet lacks concrete names, dates, or actions.
Fragmented OCR list of states and territories
Incomplete OCR text lists U S states and territories such as Florida Louisiana Mississippi North and South Carolina New York New Jersey Iowa Indiana Nebraska Oklahoma Arizona Idaho Washington California and other fragments and spellings. The readable portion shows a garbled compilation of place names rather than a cohesive news item.
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Florida
Mississippi
South Carolina
New York
New Nell
Iowa
Indiana
Stucky
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Regents Endorse State Education Resolution on Teacher Salaries
The New York State Board of Regents approved recommendations from the Governor's education committee, following reactions from Syracuse and Buffalo teachers and a rejection of the committee's earlier report. Chancellor Wallin released the plan, aiming to encourage young people to enter the teaching profession and raise standards statewide.
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Regents
Syracuse
Buffalo
Spaulding
Wholsia Meimbe
New York
State
William J. Wallin
Youth Who Shot At Teacher Held: Detained Without Charge
Ajuvenile suspect identified as William Henry was held at a juvenile detention home after firing at a teacher. Detective Kiam Wangner stated the youth remained in custody without formal charges issued.
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Kiam “Wangner
William
Henry
Alaska Air Rescue Saves B 29 Crew From Ice Plain
Three civilians flew their small planes to rescue seven airmen from a barren ice and snow choked flatland between Anchorage and Dillingham. The men were brought to safety last night and seven hospitalized with injuries not disclosed. The Alaska Air Command initially reported 15 aboard but later counted 14.
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Atella
Anchorage
Dillingham
Alaska
Alaska Air Command
House Group Aid End Demand in Strike Debates
A prepared statement for the House and Senate labor committees accuses the company of arrogance and arbitrary conduct in the strike. The document, aimed at R. J. Thomas of Detroit, portrays union testimony as a smoke screen to hide management abuses.
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House
Senate
House’ ‘Labor “ ‘Committee
R. J. Thomas
Detroit
Mice
College name change reflects coed policy shift
Albany reports the State Board of Regents announced Sarah Lawrence College will no longer use the word college for the Bronxville campus site and will revert to Sarah Lawrence College with enrolled men alongside women amid broader coeducation moves.
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Albany
State Board of Regents
Sarah Lawrence ‘College
Stor
Bronxville
Sarah Lawrence College
Senate bill moves to join Democratic and Republican measures
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Senate measure similar to a Wiley sponsored plan, near top of agenda. It mentions a House passage, a Senate Judiciary Committee approval, and aims to align with the other bill’s language and purposes.
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Artimene House
Eeadsnip
The
Senat
Wiley
Wis
Senate
Paetre
Dee Wley
Senate Juditary
Greece Aid Estimate Sparks U.S. Debate on Balkan Aid
Washington sources say the United States may have to commit up to 250 million dollars this year to sustain Greece as a democratic bulwark. The figure arose during a top secret White House conference with President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall and congressional leaders.
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Washington
United States
Greece
Soutcor ‘Baye
Truman
Marshall
White House
Marines guard at Port Chicago dock strike
About 200 Marines in full battle dress paced before the Port Chicago ammunition depot during a guard action. Civilian labor at the unloading yards continued under military supervision as guards maintained order and security.
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Port Chicago
Calif. CP
Chicago
Jerusalem blast at club kills and wounds many
A major bombing at a fashionable Jerusalem King George Street club kills at least 15 and injures many more as police and British troops search wreckage. About 50 were believed inside. 12 survivors were moved to ambulances minutes later.
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Jerusalem
King George Nv
King Vaerin
Boy Flees Nude on Porch Found on Neighbor’s Porch
Seven year old boy fled unclothed through snow and sub freezing weather. He hid on a neighbor’s porch to escape the cold. His father and mother were surprised to learn of the incident at suppertime.
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Philadelphia
William
Preno
Marjorie
Flooded Streets Drive Bolivian City Rescue Efforts
Residents of Trinidad in Bolivia report crocodiles in rising floodwaters as heavy rains threaten half the city. Officials warn waters may submerge 5,700 square miles around the capital of the Beni department. refugees face wild animal danger amid evacuation by airboats.
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la’ Paz
Bolivia
Trinidad
Mamore
Ivarl
Jilkely
Banik
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