Soviet Shakeup Prompts Tougher Cold War View
A British dispatch from Moscow says Molotov is replaced as Soviet foreign minister by Vishinsky in a promotion rumor and foresees a possible hardening of anti western policy. Mikoyan’s replacement as foreign trade minister is seen as ominous, signaling shifts in Kremlin outlook.
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Moscow
VL M Molotov
Maurice Peterson
Molotov
Andrei ¥_ Vishinsky
Europe
Peterson
Russia
Paris
A. I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Kremlin
Br. A. Menshikovi
Josef Stalin
Petersen
Stalin
Gromyko eyed for top Soviet UN role in reshuffle
Western observers speculate Andrei Gromyko may become deputy to Andrei Vishinsky as Moscow reshapes senior Foreign Ministry posts after Vishinsky is named foreign minister. The move could return Gromyko to the UN scene while Molotov and Mikoyan remain Politburo members.
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United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
Andrei XY. Vishinsky
V. M. Kkolotov
Gromyko
Molotov
Vishinky
Jacob Milik
Vishinsky
General Assembly
Paris
March Warms Up Too In City As February Ties Records
The Syracuse area sees its second warmest February since 1902 with a 30.6 degree mean temperature and 59 percent sunshine. Andrew P. Heller notes February highs reached 63 and 57 on mid and late month dates, while snowfall totaled 12.5 inches and precipitation 2.04 inches.
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Syracuse
Andrew P. Heller
Aantal
Heller
Iith
Protestant Trial Ends in Bulgaria After Pleas for Mercy
In Sofia, Bulgaria, 15 Protestant pastors faced espionage and treason charges. All defendants pleaded for mercy and a chance to work under the Communist government. Verdicts due Monday or Tuesday. four principals urged for the death penalty, others face long terms up to life. Prosecution blamed American capitalism and church missions. defense sought mercy and extenuating circumstances.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Attornes
Columnist Teases Space Ride and Banter on Moon Trip
Frederick C. Othman writes a playful editorial note about Coltianist busy for a Navy ride in a jet toward the moon. He jokes next time a slow banat to Ohma could warrant a ring, previewing pages with comics and other features on the editorial page.
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Coltialnist
Navy
Frederick C. Othman
Women Urge Lottery Legalization in Philadelphia
A February grand jury presentment to Judge James Jay Gordon urged legalizing betting and lotteries in Philadelphia to save money on prosecutions and provide tax revenue. The judge disagreed, calling it funding vice rather than a solution.
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Philadelphia
Allwomen
James Jay Gordon
Commonwealth
Gordon
Friday family marks lifetime of Fridays and a new baby
In Windber Pennsylvania a couple born on a Friday recall their 1927 wedding and note their joy as their daughter, born yesterday, joins the Fridays on a Friday in 1945. The piece highlights the Friday connection with dates and family memory.
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Windber
Andrew Friday
Piers Again Struck in Jersey City
Loading operations at three piers used by American Export Lines remained at a standstill as a second walkout of longshoremen spread. SOG stevedores quit yesterday after resuming, protesting the hiring boss selection.
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Jersey City
JNS
SOG
Hirling
Hidden Gaming Raid Bares Secret Wall Panels
An early morning raid uncovered what Police Chief Jenn A Kinney called the most cleverly disguised gambling place here. Thirty two men were arrested nine as witnesses. Folding panels hid gambling tables. The basement at 501 Burnet al was said to be almost unde tectable. Detective Bernard Nelson led twelve raiders after a tip about two armed men. A glass door shattered and Detective Robert Hollands knee was injured. The venue, East Side Veterans Social Club, faced charges against Joseph J Cardone 26 and Dominick J Cardone 28 of 115 Oak st as proprietors with Dominick also charged over punch boards. The raid included five vice squad members and many detectives. Page 2 continues. Column 7
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Jenn A. Kinney
Hinner
Soi Burnet al
Bernard Nelson
Nelson
Robert Holland
St. Joseph's Hospital
East Side
Boat rests on Maxwell Hall steps amid Syracuse reports
A 16 foot hull appeared on the north entrance steps of Maxwell Hall as students in Syracuse noticed a sailboat stuck on the steps. Officials offered no immediate statement on high water or a possible link to ongoing fraternity initiations.
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University
Maxwell Hall
Sewer Gas Blast Rocks Albany Area
An explosion attributed to sewer gas shattered a section of Albany's west side. Two manhole covers were forced up, a drugstore window shattered, and plaster fell in a nearby store after a refrigerator compressor sparked the gas. No injuries reported.
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Albany CP
Albany
West Side
Plast
Idrus
Richard Friemling
Central Av
Ontario St
Attlee Tours Tempelhof Airdrome During Berlin Airlift Visit
British Prime Minister Clement Attlee began a two day inspection of the Berlin airlift by visiting the American operated Tempelhof Airdrome. Weekend ceremonies mark the 250th day of the airlift operation.
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Berlin
Clement Attlee
Bern
Tempelhof
Tariff Cuts Restricted as Congress Pressures Truman
The Republican led Congress warned President Truman that tariff reductions cannot fall below peril points without harming U S industry. The Tariff Commission reported peril points on 100 to 500 commodities in twelve prospective trade agreements, signaling limits to any reciprocal trade extension.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Tariff Commission
G.O.P
Congress
Millikin
R-Colo
Finance Committee
Mrr
State Department
U. S
Miitikin
Tariff Commission
Hungarian situation discussed with President Truman
Chapin reported to President Truman that the Hungary situation drew deep interest. He told reporters Truman asked sharp questions and showed strong concern about events in the region.
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Washington
Seiden Chatin
H Rr
Truman Todar
Hungary
Chapin
Truman
War comment from Dr. Margaret Richardson
Dr. Margaret Richardson of the Women's League for Peace and Freedom voiced in Washington that statesmen like Bismarck favored war only when deaths would occur anyway in the future. She cited Bismarck saying the cost of war is the loss of men who would die years from now regardless.
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Margaret Richardson
Women's League For Peace and Freedom
Anay
Washington
Iamarck
Phony Filibuster Dominates Senate Debate
Southern Senators brand the anti filibuster tactics as phony while the administration seeks closure. Senator Russell predicts victory when the test comes up and cites 58 votes to block a gag on debate. Rent control expires March 35, with a House compromise extending controls 15 months as the Senate wrangles over rules changes.
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Washington
Russell
Truman
Barkley
Senate
House
Bank Bandits Rob Denmark Bank For 35000
Three men staged a meticulous bank robbery in Denmark Wisconsin yesterday as an elaborate protection system failed. Two masked bandits took nearly all the bank's cash, about 35000, with only 500 remaining. They fled in a car driven by a third man.
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Denmark
Wis
George de Broux
Denmark State Bank
Wisconsin
Trans-Jordan to Name Yafo Former Mayor as Envoy to Washington
Dr Yousef Haikel will be designated Trans-Jordan minister to Washington with a formal announcement expected soon. Haikel, a well known Palestinian Arab, previously served as mayor of Jaffa when the city was under Arab control.
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Ameman
Transjordan CP
Yousef Haikel
Trans-Jordan
Washington
Yousef
Jaffa
Eight in More Nations May Join West Pact
Washington reports several nations may join the Worth Atlantic Alliance talks. Norway joined eight negotiators including the United States, Canada, Britain, France, The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Denmark plans a Washington visit to explore treaty possibilities next Tuesday. Iceland and Portugal show interest but wait for invitations. Ireland refuses to join while divided. The treaty aims to secure North America and western Europe with a finish expected by month end.
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Washington
Norway
de Morgenstierne
Department
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Denmark
Itais
Iceland
Portugal
Ireland
Iso
North America
Europe
FBI arrests two in New York spy case at UN
Federal agents detained Judith Coplon, 27, and Valentine Gubitcher, 32, in New York after following Coplon to the city. Coplon, an Interior Department employee, and Gubitcher, a Russian National U N official, face conspiracy to commit espionage charges with bail set at 20 000 and 100 000 respectively. The case centers on alleged theft of confidential security information linked to the United Nations building project.
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Washington
United Nations
Justice
FBI
New York City
U. S
Department of Justice
Fr Caurier
New York
Justice Department
Judith Coplon
Brooklyn
N. C
Department
Valentine Gubitcher
U. N
Trygve Lie
U. N.S Promanent
Gublichev
Soviet Union
Lie
Gubitchey
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miss Coplon
Safe robbery at Syracuse Coal Co prompts security review
Robbers used a golf course caddy cart to move a safe from the Syracuse Coal Co office at 120 E Ostrander Ave and fled with about 309 dollars after ripping the safe open. It was the second theft in four months, with 3150 paid for two new safes yesterday. Detective Roberts and manager Carl Myrto described entry through a pried front door and unlocked safety measures. The safe and a two wheeled cart were found 73 feet from the building.
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Syracuse Coal Co
E. Ostrander Av
Weges
Veges
Carl Myrto
Yegis
Benjamin Roberts
Myrto
Br 2 Neightor
Myrno
Geggs
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