Family of eight homeless after fire destroys their home
The Lowe family eight, including six children, loses their bungalow near West Monroe as a fire consumes their residence just after the final mortgage payment was made. Mrs Lowe had recently returned from Syracuse General Hospital after transfusions and improved health. Mr Lowe, employed by a local distributor, left for work as the blaze began.
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Jews to Act UN Told Form Jewish Militia in Palestine
The Jewish Agency for Palestine urged the United Nations Security Council to enable immediate formation of a Jewish militia in Palestine, saying action is urgent as the General Assembly partition plan faces scrutiny and Britain’s mandate ends May 15.
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Envoy Quits Over Regime in Belgium
Bulgarian minister to Belgium Vas ail Youroukov resigned stating he can no longer represent a regime he views as established by violence against the will of the people.
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Belgium
Vasail Youroukov
Editorial on secrecy illusion of atomic age and invasion fears
Marquis Childs argues secrecy around atomic weapons fuels illusion of safety in the United States. The piece contrasts 1939 complacency with today and notes broader sections on pages with features, comics, crosswords, and various departments.
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Danish Princess Anne Denied Papal Dispensation
The NCWC reports Pope Pius XII refused a dispensation for Princess Anne of Denmark to wed Mihal of Romania. Mihal, Greek Orthodox, sailed from Southampton aboard the Queen Elizabeth and plans to marry in Europe. The Vatican denial was attributed to reliable sources not connected to the Vatican.
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Zion Drive Booms as Palestine Defense Appeal Surges
Contributors respond to an emergency appeal with 35 million dollars in cash to fund defense needs in Palestine. Henry Morgenthau Jr., general chairman of the United Jewish Appeal Campaign, announced the progress as the drive aims for a total goal of 250 million dollars.
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Henry Morgenthau
United Jewish Appeal Campaign
Dewey Pushes 160 Million Plan for State University System
Governor Dewey urged a vast bias free state university system costing 60 million to set up and 50 million annually to operate. He backed three bills to create a decentralized state university, two year colleges, and four year institutions with anti discrimination measures.
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Supreme Court
Syracuse Cold Snap Deepens to Eight Below
Temperatures plunged 26 degrees from 4 PM yesterday to 8 AM today reaching eight below zero, nearly tying Syracuse's March record set in 1944. Residents complained of bitter cold after milder days, with forecasts calling for more cold, windy weather and a rise to near freezing by tomorrow afternoon.
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Ex-Union Leader Sentenced 26 Years for Perjury
Harold Christoffel former president of Local 248 United Auto Workers Milwaukee plant Allis Chalmers Co was sentenced to two to six years in prison for perjury after denying under oath he was a Communist. Judge Curran denied a new trial and struck a second count related to Communist affiliation.
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Arabs killed in clash on Tel Aviv Haifa highway
A Haaganah communique reports 30 Arabs killed and many wounded in a four hour battle with Jewish forces after an Arab attack on a Jewish settlement at Machiel along the Tel Aviv Haifa route.
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Truman Nominates McVeagh Ambassador to Portugal
Lincoln McVeagh of Connecticut now ambassador to Greece was nominated by President Truman to be ambassador to Portugal. He would succeed John C. Wiley at Lisbon, who was recently transferred to Iran.
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Lisbon
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Iran
The Goebbels Diaries Behind the Curtain of Nazi Secrets
A dramatic preview promises access to innermost thoughts of the Nazi leadership in the 1942 to 1948 war years. The serialized diaries are touted as an intimate written record, with the first installment scheduled to begin Monday.
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Granddaughter Out in Syracuse as Eight Below Hits
A 90 year old woman and her granddaughter were left homeless after eviction from a four room downtown Syracuse apartment as temperatures plunged to eight below zero. Mrs Lillian Arnold and her elderly grandmother Mrs Carrie Stacy had resided in the Hendricks Building for seven years with belongings moved to Fayette Street. Mrs Arnold said her grandmother had recently moved from North Barbigo. They sought temporary refuge after the eviction.
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Three Finnish Parties Oppose Soviet Pact
Three Finnish parties the Conservative Agrarian and Liberal groups urged President Paasikivi to reject Stalin's proposal for talks with the Soviet Union. Committees said they oppose negotiations and rejected a Finnish Soviet military pact or any pact modeled on Hungary and Romania.
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Joseph Stalin
Ammonia Tank Blast Kills One, Wounds Five in Pittsburgh
A Denholm Packing Co ammonia tank exploded injuring five and killing James Bell, about 45, a stationary engineer. About 100 employees worked inside as two fire alarms rang and ambulances rushed to East Liberty. Windows shattered as residents reported the blast.
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Denholm Packing Co
James Bell
Fremen
East Liberty
Bargain over 160 boxes of dandy breath candy
Europe’s counsel to lend money without interest is mocked as easy to advise but hard to do. The remark recalls Aunt Amanda’s line that advice is easy to prescribe but hard to take.
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Amanda
Ady
Truman Seeks End to War Assets Administration
President Truman asked Congress to wind up the War Assets Administration by June 30. Remaining domestic surplus property totaling about 5.4 billion will be disposed of at home, with 600 million abroad to be sold or transferred to owning agencies, mainly the Army and Navy. He proposed consolidating procurement and disposal by moving the Bureau of Federal Supply to the Federal Works Agency.
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Mississippi River Disaster Sinks Natchez Near Greenville
The Natchez river boat rammed a bridge on the Mississippi River near Greenville and sank in about a minute. Thirteen men were dead and 26 known survivors. two bodies were recovered. The Sohio Latonia towed eleven survivors to Greenville, with one engineer from Greenville in critical condition. Captain William Al Howell observed the capsizing from the pilot house. Survivors were transferred to other vessels, including the Casablanca, while the Natchez pilot Walter Haas of St. Louis was among those believed missing. The Natchez was owned by Federal Barge Lines and chartered to Standard Oil Co. Continued on Page 8.
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Nixon cites un-American Activities panel on Condon case
The House committee faced with Dr Condon and alleged Soviet links cites its own public interest. Harriman argues it would harm national security to release papers while Senate and House atomic panel consider a separate investigation to halt public smears against scientists.
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London Daily Report on Mairoi Renco Mangues Incident
A fragment from the London Daily references Mairoi Renco Mangues and a quoted statement about a found item. Details are sparse and context unclear, with terms like Afulea and Loda appearing amid garbled text. Further readable elements point to a local district named Tete.
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