Clash Flares In Palestine Reported By Trans-Jordan
London reports from Trans-Jordan in May say fighting resurged in Palestine after a fragile truce. Israel forces moved toward the border town of Akaba as Royal Jordanian authorities relayed word from Amman of renewed clashes and gunfire with Trans-Jordanian units.
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Trans-jordan
Palestine
Israel
Acaba
Foreign Office
Amman
Adullah
Bri Sa
A. Haikt
Bui Jt
Agqaha
Today’s Features and Regular Pages Listing
A compact page-wide index outlines today’s features across sections. It notes comics by Ida Jean Kain and Dean, crossword by Mary Haworth, horoscope, TV talk, and page placements for Amusements, Bridge, City Life, Radio, Deaths, Editorials, Sports, Letters, Winchell, Financial, and Pictures on pages from 7 to 36.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Amusements
Ing. Repter
City Life
Racio
Saviai
Winchell
Financial
Jailbirds this year in San Fernando jail farm
Police Lt. Chris Pfaff said advance scouts for swallows arrived in San Fernando and set up housekeeping at the jail farm two thousand birds short of the usual flock. The birds are expected to migrate to the San Juan Capistrano mission on St. Joseph's Day, March 13.
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San Fernando
Calif
San Juan Capistrano Mission
St. Joseph's Day
Folice
Chris Pfaff
Thei
Bic
Ogdensburg Blaze Destroys Sherman Grade School
A fire swept the 52 year old Sherman Grade School in Ogdensburg injuring no one as 150 to 200 pupils were escorted to safety by teachers. Superintendent Frank C. Roda said the two story brick building could be a total loss with an estimated value of 50 000 and replacement value of 260 000. Cause undetermined and believed to have started in a locker room on the second floor. Alarm sounded at 10 35 A M as flames roared from the roof and all fire equipment responded.
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Upstate
New York
Canastera
Frank C. Roda
Ogdensburg
Axis Sally Treason Trial Heads to Jury Deliberation
A federal court jury began deliberations on Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally. The 48 year old American born broadcaster faced treason charges for eight alleged acts aiding the enemy. Judge Curran instructed jurors to find guilt only if an act aided the enemy with intent to harm the United States.
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Washingson
Mildred
Sally
Cgreran
Curran
Miss Gillars
Pension Fight Up to Rankin
Washington reports the House leadership backed Rep. Rankin to push action on his multi billion dollar veterans pension bill. The rules committee refused to send the measure to the House floor, leaving Rankin to seek a motion under the unorderly rule to limit amendments. He plans to offer it Monday as the first test.
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Washington
House
Rankin
D-Miss
Plankin
Veterans Committee
Who Pays the Taxes In U S Federal Income Tax Study
Treasury data show 2.23 percent of filers earning above $6,000 a year pay 51.27 percent of total income taxes. About 2,227,013 filers above $6,000 paid $8.22 billion of $16.08 billion collected. Very few reported more than $31,000,000. many taxpayers earned under $3,730 and paid little or no tax due to exemptions.
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Treasury Department
Toman
Treasury
Mgs
Coliseum Boxing Card Canceled Over Faulkner Physical
The Coliseum headlined boxing event featuring Nick Barone and Buffalo’s Alien Faulkner was canceled when Faulkner failed a physical. Dr. Charles Heck, Syracuse Sporting Club physician, reported weak eyesight and possible cataracts raising injury concerns. Overseers Dowd and Leonard concurred, citing license issues. Concluded on page 28.
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Nick Barone
Syracuse
Allien Faulkner
Buffalo
Coliseum
Faulkner
Charles Heck
Syracuse Sporting Club
Rent Curbs in Senate Spar Over March 31 Expiry
Senate leaders face a clash on extending rent controls as Southern Democrats Sparkman and Maybank maneuver to pressure Mivers on whether federal restraints should lapse March 31. Myers pushed a 27 month extension as a key witness, amid House GOP behind closed doors weighing support.
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Washington
Senate
Libuster
Sparkman
D-Ala
Dixie
Maybank
D-S.c
Mivers
D-Pa
Sparrkman
Myers
Afi
Riakin
Mass
Express slowdown hits New York area terminals
The Raitheay Express slowed to a crawl across New York metropolitan terminals including Northern New Jersey. Workers failed to report at several sites while others moved little, raising concerns from Daniel J chairman of the express division of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Employees.
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New York
Wrasse
Peles
New Jersey
Daniel Juhairman
Express Division
The
Brotherhood of Railway and ‘Steamship Emplores
A.F.L
Agriculture Committee Backs Oleo Tax Repeal Limits Margarine Color
The House Agriculture Committee voted to repeal federal taxes on oleomargarine while barring the sale of yellow colored margarine. The action reflects policy changes affecting margarine labeling and market rules.
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Washington
INS
House Agriculture Committee
Elephant-Size Woe Besets Girl
Genevieve Cyprus Yonkers known as Jungle Jenny, a 22-year-old nurse maid to 133 wild animals aboard Flying Noah's Ark, faced six baby elephants causing chaos after boarding in Bangkok. They disturbed a 23-foot python, Java monkeys, gibbons, tigers, leopards and refused to disembark until Cyprus used a peanut vending machine penny ploy.
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New York
Brunet
Genevieve
Jenny
Ot Yonkers
Singapore
Bankgkok
Siam
Idlewild
Cyprus
Seaboard & Western
Body of missing Oswego man found in sunken car
State police report Francis McMahon 27 of 83 East Bridge Street Oswego was found dead in his submerged car in the Iwesgo River near Minetto. The car door opposite the driver was open and investigators consider the possibility a passenger may have drowned and been carried toward Lake Ontario. A married woman reported missing from Fulton around the same time remains unlocated. Two Fulton men first spotted the waterlogged vehicle two weeks ago, misjudging it as the river surface until returning today and confirming a wrecked automoble downstream of a tree trunk.
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Francis McMahon
E. Bridge St. Oswego
Iwesgo River
Minetto
Lake Ontario
McMahon
Fulton
Frank
Wallace Bolson
Chine 7
Siung
Grid Shrine Bill Is Voted in New York Assembly
The New York Assembly unanimously passed a resolution urging the National Football Shrine and Hall of Fame to consider Cazenovia as a site. Sponsored by Assemblyman Milmoe, the measure notes Cazenovia as Gerrit Smith Miller’s birthplace and near Cooperstown’s Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Cazenovia
Senate
National Football Shrine and Hall of Fame, Inc
New York
Heeler Milmoe
Canasioia
Can
Milmoe
Gerrit Smith Miller
Momee
Cooperstown
San Francisco Earthquake Touches Central California Coast
A sharp quake shook the central California coast near Hollister, 100 miles southeast of San Francisco. Windows cracked and plaster fell as the 2:28 AM local quake centered near Hollister caused damage reports in the region.
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San Francisco
California
Ot Damarce
Hollister
Holster
Food Index Dips to 5.81 as Weekly Wholesale Prices Fall
New York report shows the Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index slipping to 5.81 this week, down one cent from 5.82 and 32.1 percent below the 6.61 peak last year. The index measures the cost of a pound of common foods.
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New York
Dun & Bfanstreet
SAFE Landing Gear Fails 18 Get Extra Ride
Eighteen Syracuse passengers aboard an American Airlines aircraft received an extra leg of travel after a hydraulic system rupture forced an unscheduled stop in Buffalo. Pilot Dan Henry diverted to Buffalo for repairs, allowing cross country connections. overall 27 aboard the liner, plus five Rochester-bound passengers, were accommodated in the revised itinerary.
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Newark
N. J
American Airlines
Buffalo
Dan Henry
New York City
Syracuse
Rochester
Xepair
Accused Cato Woman Ignorant of Spy Charges
Miss Turner of Cato, daughter of Rev and Mrs W O Turner, teaching in Athens, Greece, denies spying allegations in Bulgaria. She says she learned of the charges from letters and Greek papers she cannot read, after serving 18 years as a school principal in Lovetch and 21 years in Bulgaria. she was named by Rev Basil Ziapkov as a contact in the British American setup.
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Cato
Tony Turner
Athens
Greece
Astoa
W. OC
B. Turner
Willeges
Miss Turner
Lovetch
Bulgaria
Bassil Ziapkov
Jansko Nokolov Ivanov
Officars
Acheson Outlines Key Points of Western Treaty
Secretary Acheson described the Atlantic Treaty as defending nations against aggression. He cited four achievements including formal U S Western Europe ties, alignment with the UN charter, pledged self defense, and reducing insecurity to aid recovery among signatories. He noted results from Senate briefing.
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Washington
Achesen
Acheson
RusiSta
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
Canada
Western Europe
Association Nations
Europe
Move Mapped On Filibuster Move Mapped On Filibuster
Washington Democrats push a Senate filibuster move to limit debate. Lucas of Illinois files a petition to limit debate, seeking a ruling by Vice President Barkley on procedural limits amidst a tense party split over rule changes. Southern opponents resist moving the issue forward.
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Washington
Senate
Demarsatis
Lucas
Illinois
Barkley
Fragmentary quote from youths on communism and law
A scrambled dialogue fragment shows a speaker named Juan and others debating communism and punishment. The text includes shifty phrases about being good to avoid a two dollar reward and mentions names such as Johnson Hastin Danker and Siar thai Waits.
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Johnson Hastin Danker
Juan
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