Joseph Prepares for Night Negotiations in Coppersmith Street
In crowded Jerusalem streets Joseph arrives with Damascus sweets to the Home of Anna Mary’s mother and Elizabeth kinswoman. Elizabeth brings news that Zachary will be called from obscurity to serve in the Temple, while Joachim introduces Joseph who claims to reveal love for their child.
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Joseph
Damascus
She Coor
Joachim
Anna
Mary
Elizabeth
Zachary
Ain Karim
Zachary A
Temple of
Jerusalem
Cold Air Sweeps State After Front Passes Syracuse
Cold air from Hudson Bay swept across the state after a front through Syracuse at 4 30 ABT. Temperatures stayed below freezing all day and fell to 15 tonight. Skies clear tonight with southerly winds bringing a 38 degree high tomorrow. A tenth of an inch of snow last night made streets slippery. the low at 11 15 PM was 19. Temperature at 5 AM 26.
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Hudson Bay
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Round-the-World Flight Expands Air Defense Vision
The Lucky Lady II round-the-world flight, described by Marquis Childs, is shown as more than a stunt. It signals a strategic push in U S air defenses, presented as a major arc in national security planning.
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America
Marquis Childs
State to Get Killer Pair Faces Murder Charge
Nassau County district officials say Raymond M Fernandez and Martha Beck will be brought from Michigan to Nassau to face first degree murder charges in the Janet Fay case. The death penalty applies in New York for first degree murder. District Attorney James Gehrig seeks a bench warrant to expedite their return after a confession. The Janice Fay case involved the body found in a Queens cellar.
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Mineola
Attornpy
Nassau County
Raymond M. Fernandez
Martha Beck
Michigan
New York
Attoriner
James
Gehrig
Te Pair
Fernandez
M Irs
Janet Fay
Albany
Walter Stream
Queens
15 Month Rent Law Extension Voted By House Committee
Washington AP The House Banking Committee voted 23 to 2 to extend rent controls for 15 months, rejecting a 24 month extension. The panel denied fines up to 5600 and imprisonment for landlords who isolate rent ceilings and rejected a Brown amendment to require ceilings to reflect reasonable returns and value. The full measure awaits House approval as supporters warn of a growing rent overcharge black market in cities like Philadelphia Atlanta and St. Louis since 1947.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Brown
D-Ga
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
Truman to Accept Forrestal Resignation and Name Johnson
President Truman is expected to accept James V. Forrestal’s resignation as Secretary of Defense today. Louis A. Johnson, a West Virginia lawyer, is named as his replacement, with a formal announcement possible at the news conference. An exchange of letters between Truman and Forrestal was prepared for release.
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Washington
Truman
James V. Forrestals
Defense
Louis A. Johnson
West Virginia
White House
Engineers Map Plans For 6 Safety Islands
The Bureau of Traffic and Lighting begins an engineering survey of six downtown intersections for permanent pedestrian safety islands to be built this spring. Plan includes State James Burnet Genesee Washington Montgomery Salina Onondaga Cortland and Burdists streets with construction starting around April 1.
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Bureau OF Traffic and Lighting
Common Council
State, James and Burnet
Genesee
Washington
Montgomery Sts
Salina and Onondaza
State and
Salina Sts
Salina
Cortiand Av
Two Syracuse pair held in Florida over forged checks
Two Syracuse residents Edward Gilchrist and Helen Graves were detained in Pensacola Florida on charges connected to forged checks totaling more than 1000 dollars. Police say warrants were issued for their arrest on New York Jersey forgeries and attempted fraud.
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Pensacola
Fila
Seaboard
Edward John Gilchrist
Helen Graves
Holland Sr
South
New York
New Jersey
Florida
Szt
Michael Kennedy
Gilchrist
Watertown
New York City
Jersey City
France Reports New Red Sabotage
Paris police confirm a fresh sabotage wave in northern coal mines amid Communist vows to aid Russia in a potential East West conflict. Authorities warned of intensified militant activity and urged vigilance.
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France
Paris
Ins
Russia
Local Woman Delivers 19th Child Then Returns to Work
Mrs. Joseph Betterath, 36, of Stacyville, gave birth to her 19th child the day before and returned to her job at an elevator plant after leaving the hospital early Tuesday.
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Stacyville
Joseph Betterath
Deputy Saves Trucker From Monoxide Death
Trucker Frank K. Thorne of Ottumwa, aged 25, was found unconscious from carbon monoxide fumes at a Cicero yard. Attendant Paul Van Der Veer and Deputy Sheriff Bert Reardon forced entry, removed him, and rushed him to St Joseph's Hospital where he regained consciousness and was listed in fair condition.
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Iowa
St Joseph's Hospital
Cicero
Frank K. Thorne
Ottumwa
Paul van der Veer
Syracuse
Socony
van der Veer
Sheriff's ‘Office
Bert Reardon
Tre
Thorne
21 Lives Lost In 3 Fires Across North America
At least 21 people die in fires in Michigan Nova Scotia and New York. A widowed mother eight children and a roomer perish in a Lakewood Michigan frame home fire. Three more children may have died. Seven die in a Halifax Tenement blaze. Four die in a farmhouse fire near Still Water New York. Two men and two children perish in Saratoga battlefield area fire. Names include Robert McNeil 86 Georgianna Skenie 2 Millard Skelie 55 Calvin Wadsworth ?
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Michigan
Nova Scotia
New York
Lakewood
Mich
Muskegon
Halifax
N. S
Scill Water
N.Y
Saratoga Battlefield
Robert McNeil
Georgianna Skenie
Millard Skelie
S. J
Calvin Wadsworth
UN Membership For Israel Moves To Top of Agenda
The UN Security Council placed Israel’s application for UN membership first on its agenda amid expectations of a swift and favorable decision. The move signals heightened focus on Israel’s bid within the council and international diplomacy.
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UN Security Council
Israel
United Nations
Island Vanishes from Tonza Group in Pacific Warning
Wellington receives a signal from the naval frigate Hawea reporting the disappearance of Fal con Island, a small uninhabited volcanic member of the Tonza group in the Pacific. The notice comes from the Navy office in Wellington.
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Wellington
Falcon Island
Navy
Wellngton
Hawea
120-Pound Woman Slugs Purse Thief On Street
Unemployed seamstress Mrs Eileen Mainhard, 22, fought back after a man tried to grab her purse on a street corner. She said she hooked an elbow around his neck and flipped him into the gutter as police arrived to arrest Fedro Sole on suspicion of attempted robbery.
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Los Angeles
Eileen Mainhard
James Ortega
Fedro Sole
Skier Detained After Crossing Into Soviet Zone in Harz
A skier accidentally breached the Russian blockade in the Harz Mountains and was held by police for two days. He was compelled to give ski lessons to officers during confinement.
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Brunswick
Germany
Harz
View of Nicaragua Disturbance Cited by Coffee Importer
In Chicago Jose Santos, a coffee importer, warned of considerable disorder in Nicaragua and its impact on the country’s coffee trade. He urged stability and productive work over fighting, likening the climb to a hill to economic progress.
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Nicaragua
Jose Santos
Chicago
Missing B-29 Refuels Globe-Spanning Flight Near Luzon
Air Force reports a B-29 with nine aboard vanished after refueling the globe circling Lucky Lady II. Brig. Gen. Jared V. Crabb stated the craft met the B-50, then failed to return to Clark Air Base. Search shifted from rugged Luzon mountains to Baler Bay area after witnesses saw a low altitude firing. Concluded on page 25.
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Air Force
Luzon
Itanker
Jared V. Crabb
Clark Air’ Base
Clark Air Base
Baler Bay
Clark
U S Backed Clay Order Supported by U S Note
The United States government issued a note to Russia backing General Lucius D. Clay in his demand to withdraw the Soviet Repatriation Mission from the American zone in Germany. The note labeled Molotov's protest as misrepresentation and distortion of fact and was released by the State Department.
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Washington CP
United States
Russia
Lucius 1D
Clay
Germany
State Department
Stolotov
Nolotovs
Moscow
Fire destroys Chapel Street school in Canastota
Fire swept the 72 year old Chapel Street school in Canastota today causing an estimated $250000 loss. About 317 junior high pupils and 500 Spencer Street students were evacuated as crews from Canastota Oneida Chittenango and Wampsville battled the blaze. Fire officers expected a total loss and arranged possible care for displaced students at the high school.
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Chapel St
Oneida
Walter G. Clifford
Spencer St
Poe
Clifford
Chapel
Canastota
Chittenange
Wampsville
Spencertreet
Canastota Village
Oneida Barracks
Madison County
Cardinal Directs Digging of 600 Graves at Calvary Cemetery
Cardinal Spellman led 160 seminarians and priests to bury about 699 bodies left unburied during a seven week strike. Workers, amid snow, formed ten groups to dig graves while Spellman supervised from a front seat, promising volunteers would return daily until the task is done.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Seminarians
Calvary Cemetery
St. Joseph's Seminary
Yonkers
IwMork
Cardinal Spellman
Jin
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Fulton Oursler
Titian’ School
Frick Art Reference Library
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Repter
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Roday
Marbank
Flanders
R.-Wi
Congress
Forrestal
Safety Islands
Trafic
W. Frank Kavanaugh
James Sts
Burnet Av
Kavanaush
Allina Day
Trucker
Israel Nears
U.S
Herald-Journal Wire
Leland Wright
Wright
Ruth Robinson
Spencer St. School
Kenneth Lee
Paul W. Bona
Cardinal
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