Wicks Support Boosts Syracuse Medical Center Drive
Albany Senator Arthur H. Wicks Republican chairman of the Senate Finance Committee backs a state funded medical center at Syracuse University. In a letter to Senator John Hughes he says the new university board will study the plan and no action should occur until then while pledging to use influence for a Syracuse setup. Hughes argues Syracuse’s location and school affiliations make it a strong candidate and notes other reasons to locate the center there.
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Finn-Russian Pact Urged by Swedish Party
The Swedish People's Party urged Finland to open negotiations with the Soviet Union on a cooperative treaty. Officials expect no final decision before tomorrow as Stalin’s proposal to President Paasikivi is reviewed. The party, representing Sweden’s minority, wields influence in Finland’s foreign affairs.
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Popular Front
Rival Senators Clash Over Marshall Plan Policy
In a sharp Senate debate two leaders of opposite sides on the European recovery program faced off. Michigan's Arthur H. Vandenberg urged restraint and defense of democracy amid global upheaval while Minnesota's Joseph H. Ball led the opposition to the Marshall Plan. Marquis Childs notes the exchange and directs readers to related pages and features in the issue.
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Joseph H. Ball
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Marquis Childs
Clashes as Arab Forces Attack Jewish Unit Near Ramallah
Arab forces trapped a Jewish patrol near Ramallah in a two hour gunfight with 17 Jewish militiamen killed. British heavy guns shelled Arab attackers at a Jewish quarry. Arabs blew up a culvert on the road between Jerusalem and Mount Scopus as Hebrew University Jews joined British troops to repel attacks in Jerusalem. London predicted a Russian airborne landing after British troop withdrawal.
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Snowy Weather Leads to Overnight Ground Cover
The forecast predicts cold with more snow and a low of 12 and high of 32. An inch of new snow brought the total to seven inches nationwide, with light accumulation except in Rochester and Buffalo where no snow fell. Temperatures dropped slowly overnight, reaching 19 at 7 AM after around 22 earlier.
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Abdication Forcibly Placed On Mihai Of Romania
Former King Mihai announces abdication was forced and says he does not feel bound by it. He sails tomorrow for the United States as Buckingham Palace faces royal family turmoil and shifting political events.
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Battleship Pennsylvania scuttled near Kwajalein in 1947
Navy announced the scuttling of the battleship Pennsylvania near Kwajalein on February 10 after sustaining damage at Okinawa and limited seaworthiness from prior Bikini tests. Two other warships, the destroyer Trippe and the attack transport Bonner, were also cited as deteriorating and scuttled in February.
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Syracusan Arrested As Transom Burglar
Syracuse police announced the capture of William J. Cullen 24 of 931 State St as the city’s transom burglar. Cullen confessed to multiple thefts totaling over 2000 dollars, including a 1947 April 1 burglary at Tuttle Sales Co 584 S Salina St where he moved a 350 pound safe from upstairs to his car before disposing the goods near Dewitt. Detective Clerk Daniel J Sherlock and detectives Benjamin Roberts and Francis Garn led the months long investigation.
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Tidewaters
Dewitt
Wheat Pit Prices Jump On Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices rose on the Chicago Board of Trade amid news the government was re entering the flour market. Initial gains reached the daily permitted limit of 10 cents, later showing increases of three to five cents per bushel. Corn and oats stayed firm as Agriculture Secretary Anna Essey announced millers should submit bids to sell flour from 9,000,000 bushels of wheat.
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Otto
Fantastic Bomb Plot Crashed Before City Rail Terminals Attack
Police and federal agents responded to a rambling 15 page letter found at a postal station labeled Plan Vodka. The plan targeted Pennsylvania Station Grand Central and General Post Office during rush hour with suitcases of explosives and 27 trucks loaded with bombs to ferries and the South Ferry subway. Detectives hunt for the letter writer as authoritiesed tightened security at Times Square, Staten Island, and other key points.
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We Need Military Aid or Blood if China Speaks
During the committee hearing Wedemeyer argues for military aid to China and allied nations against totalitarianism while noting that economic aid alone cannot secure victories. He notes disputes with Marshall over aid and says propaganda claims of unworthiness by the Chinese government are part of the broader world Communist struggle.
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Five Nations begin talks on Western European union pact
Five nations Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg opened discussions at the Belgian Foreign Affairs Ministry on a Benelux inspired Western European union to curb Soviet influence. A draft agreement was submitted. talks were adjourned to Friday afternoon for further study by the French and British delegations.
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Greek Reds Nabbed For Guerrilla Bands in Piraeus Raid
Police report 80 individuals detained in Piraeus today as Greek Reds were nabbed for forming guerrilla bands. Charge against detainees includes re eructing young men for activism. Officers described it as a security operation targeting subversive groups.
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His Board Share From March Wind
An aged sandwich man battles a strong March wind as a passerby notes he earns only a dollar a day. Another man comments on the sandwich board that blows in the gusts, highlighting the curbside worker’s meager pay.
Mrs Lamarre Faces Quiz in Major General Case
The woman who denied Maj. Gen. Bennet Moyers claims to be his girlfriend was due to testify today as prosecutors expected to call Mrs. Mildeed Lamarre. Her brother Thomas E. Readnover was finishing his testimony. Meyers, former deputy purchasing chief, is on trial for allegedly persuading Lamarre’s husband to lie about wartime profits from Aviation Electric Company. The government says Meyers drew over 150000 in wartime profits and the Lamarres testified they received salaries but returned most money to Meyers.
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Pope Warns Irish Of False Theories
Vatican City report says Pope Pius XII warns the Irish people against erroneous theories gaining ground abroad. He commends the new Irish government and calls the dangers timely as forces of evil are active in many countries.
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Nine Die in Belgian Train Wreck at Jambes
Belgian railway officials report nine people killed and four seriously hurt in a train accident this morning at Jambes in southeastern Belgium. Local crews moved to the scene as investigators began documenting the incident and assessing damage.
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Italo French Pact Talks Set For Customs Union
A foreign ministry spokesman said Italy and France will soon meet to sign an agreement on a customs union. The move aims to deepen Franco Italian economic coordination and reduce trade barriers between the two nations.
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Foreign Ministry
Posse Shoots Four in Trap Near Swainboro Georgia
Four men and two women were wounded when a posse pursuing a slayer surrounded a house in Swainsboro. The occupants fired on officers as bloodhounds and aircraft aided the chase. All four were captured. The slayer Garland Fields, a Georgia Bureau of Investigation target, was killed nearby last night.
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Bureau of Investigation
Seven Missing After Italy Explosion In Milan
In Milan near Argisate and Induno a powder magazine exploded early today causing heavy property damage. Police say rescuers are digging for seven missing persons with fifteen gravely injured including four civilians and twelve military men hospitalized.
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Varese
Ruling On Union Shops In Taft Hartley Context
In Washington AP Ny Denham of the NLRB ruled that employers may sign union shop contracts if they are subject to Inter NLRB elections. The Taft Hartley Act outlaws the union shop unless a majority of employees voted for it in a National Labor relations Board proceeding.
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AFL Truce Ends in New York Amid Stock Exchange Deadlock
A two day truce paused threats of a strike against the New York Stock Exchange and the curb exchanges but ends with no settlement between the exchanges and their AFL union workers. The incident involves a stalled labor dispute as the truce concludes with no break in the deadlock.
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Revealing Report on Goebbels and Nazi Propaganda Chief
An inside style account revisits Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels and the Nazi propaganda apparatus, detailing the brutal tactics and rabble-rousing campaigns that shaped wartime messaging. The piece situates their influence within the broader Nazi leadership during the final years.
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