Fire Destroys Chapel Street School in Canastota
Fire gutted the Chapel Street school in Canastota damaging the Spencer Street annex while the gym remained unused. Principal Lawrence Waldo ensured every classroom was checked as parents were contacted and students were said to be safe. Fire units from Canastota Oneida Chittenango Wampsville fought the blaze, with water drawn from the Erie Canal. Heating plant in the building provided heat to both sections and the Spencer Street building was left without heat.
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Pope urges children to pray for less fortunate sisters
In a Lent radio message Pope Pius XII appeals to American children to remember sisters worldwide in need. He says many have never known a mother's welcome or a smile and urged prayers and generosity to provide blessings they lack.
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Governor Dewey Urges Swift Anti-Pollution Legislation
Albany report says more than 1 billion gallons of treated sewage and industrial wastes contaminate New York waters every 22 hours. Governor Dewey sent a special message to lawmakers urging rapid action to halt progressive water degradation.
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Dutch Recognize Interim Indonesian Representative Body
Batavia Java reports the Dutch government grants temporary recognition to a new representative body for 7.5 million people in the occupied Indonesian region. The group, formerly meeting informally at Semarang, is now the area’s official temporary representative body.
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Interior Department Celebrates 100th Birthday
The Interior Department marked its centennial with President Truman urging vigorous action on irrigation and flood control projects. Secretary Krug hosted an open house for cabinet members, Congressmen, and other senior officials.
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Albany State University approves two year Jamestown college plan
The State University Board of Trustees approved in principle a plan to establish a two year community college near Jamestown. The project would be sponsored by Jamestown or Chautauqua County and may open in the fall at a War Assets Administration owned plant by Jamestown airport. The college would offer two year technical and general courses with transfer paths to four year institutions within the state system.
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Democrats Map Budget Stand in New York City
Democrat legislators meet state Democratic Chairman Paul L. Flur in New York City to decide their stance on Gov. Thomas Dewey's budget and tax increase program. The meeting may determine the outcome of the Republican revolt in Albany to cut $162,000,009 from the governor's record $935,000,000 budget.
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Red Ties Debate Over Truman Nomination Print
Senator Cain releases letters to President Truman and John Steelman criticizing the nomination of a Washington state official to chair the National Resources Board. Cain argues the appointee must protect America in war and in peace, challenging Senate confirmation.
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Germans study U S farms to boost western agriculture leaders
Washington (AP) The Agriculture Department disclosed today that German farm leaders are being brought to this country to study American agricultural methods. The aim is to prove agriculture in western Germany and lessen dependence on imports through education and familiarity with U S farming practices.
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