Christmas Accident Leaves Girl Hurt After Sled Crash
Eleven year old Joan Anne Bajus returned to Maiterdale School after a Christmas break. a sleigh collision at Schilier Park fractured her liver, required two major operations and six transfusions during a five and a half week hospital stay at St. Joseph's before recovering enough to attend class.
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Joan Anne
St. Joseph's Hospital
Youngister
Rudolph Bajus
LeMoyne Av
BR. D. 2
Syracuse
Congress Approves 135 Million for Unemployment Relief
The House Appropriations Committee approved 135 million dollars to support state unemployment compensation programs starting July 1, with a potential increase to 5150 million if needed. The bill also funds the Labor Department Federal Security Agency and other agencies as part of a 2.21 billion dollar measure. Senate rent control filibuster clouds fate of extensions and possible 90 day renewal talks follow.
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National Mediation Board
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Truman
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Congress
Contempt Jails Man in Spy Hunt
William Rosen of Santa Monica California was found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to six months in prison for refusing to answer questions before a special grand jury investigating Communist espionage.
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New York
William Rosen
Santa Monica
Calif
Senate leadership lags as Democrats face filibuster stalemate
Today's editorial by Marquis Childs criticizes the 32 vote Democratic majority in the Senate for lacking leadership on controversial issues. The piece describes a filibuster stalemate and questions policy shaping, reflecting on the current political dynamic. The rest of the edition highlights comics, horoscopes, radio, and various sections across pages 6 to 32.
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Senate Democrats
Marquis Childs
Pexe
Campus Quiet After Feathers Fly at Middlebury College
Peace returned to the Middlebury College campus as 400 Rhode Island Red chicks, shipped to a dormitory by a prankster, settled in after Professor Hermann Wiederhold offered his farm as a quiet refuge. The incident began when Robert Corcoran from Southboro arranged the shipment for Barbara Baker, who then learned of the prank.
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Middlebury College
Hermann Wiederhold
Wiederhold
Robert B. Corcoran
Southboro
Mass
Barbara Baker
Wyomissing
Corcoran
Miss Baker
Rhode Island
Bequest of Mushrooms to Minor Heir in England
Michael G Mant aged 11 became heir to one pound of mushrooms from the will of Mrs Florence G De Fonblanque a leading suffragette. The bequest came as part of a larger will also leaving him ten pounds. The Mant family were friends of the De Fonblanques and the boy had praised mushrooms in childhood visits.
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Dunction
Eng
Michael G. Mant
Florence G. de Fonblanque
England
Michael
de Fonblanques
de Fonbiangque
No Rats Belief of RSPCA Cited With Mouse Care Tip
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals cites a telephone exchange as evidence of its square deal ethic for mice. An agitated woman asked how to help her pet mouse rough handled by a cat, and the official advised treating for shock with warmth and warm milk.
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London
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Dewey Budget Approved by Senate Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved Governor Dewey's 936.2 million budget 34 to 14 and sent it to the floor. The vote featured Democratic abstentions and Republican dissidents including Walter Mahoney opposing the bills amid a tax increase dispute. Debates now move to the Senate floor with a tough battle anticipated.
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Kirtland I. King Albany
Senate Finance Committee
Dewey
Assembly
House
Mahoney
Senate
Spring Weather Brief Passes Quickly
The Weather Bureau reports a brief spring spell lasting about 24 hours with rain tonight and a low around 35. Winter is expected to return tomorrow with snow flurries and a high near 37 and a low near 20 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Company Reports Higher '48 Income
The Si Regis Paper Company and subsidiaries reported net income of 14,959,806 for the year ended December 31, equal to 271 a share after preferred dividends, up from 14,631,325 or 2.66 a share in the previous year, per Watertown notices.
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Watertown
Si Regis Paper Company
Harvard Club Names Margaret Truman Woman of the Year
Harvard Hasty Pudding Club in Cambridge announces Miss Margaret Truman as its 1949 Woman of the Year. She is invited to be the first woman in 101 years to perform in the club's Sing In a Flash Pudding show, with a ban on singing any Yale songs. The 1948 musical Tomorrow is Mamana opens Friday at the Hasty Pudding Theater and runs through March 26.
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Margaret Truman
Harvard Hasty Puddles Club
Old Social and Dramatic Club
Alan Miss Truman Winslow
Missruman
Yale
Manana
Hasty Pudding Theater
Suspect Held for 13 Syracuse Burglaries
Police say Benedict J. Krzyvkowski, 21, of 116 Lakeview, is tied to at least 13 local burglaries with about $1,600 in loot. Detectives and Patrolman Chester Piatkowski captured him after tracing loot to his home, with tasking by Capt. Metzger and Deputy Chief Arnold.
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Syracuse
Benedict J. Krzyvkowski
Lakeview
Wiliam Metzger
Krzykowski
Chester Piatkowski
Metzger
Piatkrowskal
Fred J G. Arnold
Krevkowski
Krzykowki
Arnold
Piatkowski
James McDonald
Russell Malcolm
Odom Sets 5000 Mile Solo Flight Record to Teterboro
Bill Odom lands at Teterboro after a 5000 mile non stop flight from Honolulu in a Beech Bonanza Waikiki Beach. He holds an older record of 2401 miles and kept radio contact with Civil Aeronautics officials during the voyage. A New York romance followed as Evelyn Thompson agreed to marry him after the return flight.
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Bill Odom
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Teierboro
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Adom
Evelyn Thompson
California
Cold Wave Threatens Midwest Food, Fleeing Residents
A sharp Arctic air mass moved into the North Central states today, lifting temperatures to 10 below zero in Pembina North Dakota. The cold front was expected to push across Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa while Nebraska and Iowa rivers overflowed, forcing hundreds from their homes.
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Nebraska
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Minnesota
Pembina
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Wisconsin
India Deploys Troops to Confront Rail Strike
Government announces deployment of troops to combat a nationwide railway and telegraph strike organized by communists. Bombay police and military guards ordered to shoot anyone attempting damage to rail lines or essential public service properties.
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New Delai
India
Government of
Truman Names ICC Nominee
President Truman nominated Hush W. Cross of Jerseyville to be a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The nomination was announced in Washington.
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Washington
Senate Defeats Press Confidence Bill in Albany
The New York State Senate votes 36 to 38 against the Desmond-Mailier confidence measure. Senator Elmer F. Quinn labels reporters untouchable, arguing against shielding confidential sources without a Supreme Court public interest ruling.
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Albany
Senate
Desmond-Mailier
Elmer F. Quinn
Lenaie
Quinn
Fred G. Moritt
Manhattan
Tax Refunds Lifted by 1945 Overpayment Backlog
Officials report refunds for overpayments in 1945 income taxes averaging about $50 each. The filing deadline for 1948 returns is in a week, with early refund prospects noted. About 30 million of roughly 55 million returns have already produced refunds, totaling around $500 million to date.
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Washington C
Earier
Business Failures Rise to 185 in Week
Dun and Bradstreet reported an uptick in business failures to 185 for the week ending March 3, up from 180 in the prior two weeks. The credit rating firm notes a renewed rise in corporate bankruptcies and financial distress across sectors.
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NFAW
York
Dun & Bradstreet
Credit Rating Organization
Bulgarian clergy sentenced in espionage case
Clergymen in Communist Bulgaria receive prison terms with four life sentences and others up to 18 years after being found guilty of spying and black market currency dealings. All defendants stated they would not appeal as judges announced verdicts amid tears and statements of loyalty to socialism.
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Bulgaria
Pease Ane
Lso
Vassil Ziaphov
Socialist Republic
Ziapkeyv
Yanko Ivanov
Nikola Naumov
Georgi Chernev
Angel Diven
Alexander Zahaziev
United States
Britain
Ziapkov
Axis Sally Pleas Made in Treason Trial
Final pleas for acquittal and conviction were lined up for the Axis Sally treason trial. Prosecutor John Xf. Helles Jr. and defense attorney James J. Laughlin prepared closing arguments after lengthy days of testimony. the case was not expected to reach the jury until tomorrow.
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Washington
James J. Laughlin
Mildred
Gillars
John Xf. Helles, Jr
tomOrToTw
World Peace Foundation policy lecture in St Paul
Benjamin B Sherman urged a global peace strategy based on overwhelming power in all forces. A recalled joke compares the idea to a girl who drops a cat into milk to scare away a mouse, illustrating a grim analogy for force.
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World Peace Foundation
St. Paul
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