Protestant Group Considers Vatican Conference on Liberty
A plan for a historic conference on religious liberty between Protestant leaders and the Vatican is debated at a four day Christian influences meeting. Delegates weigh conditions for liberty, while a majority pushes U S efforts to deter Soviet ideology and urges ending racial segregation.
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Cleveland
Vatican
Department of International Justice
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Mindszennyv
Ordass
U.S
Soviet Russia
Russia
United Nations
UN- American Activities Committees
Australia Rocked by Two Heavy Garin Shocks
AP reports two strong Garin shocks hit New South Wales with severe damage in Dalton Township, 48 miles north of Canherr, as initial casualty and impact assessments begin.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
Dalton Township
Canherr
Hoover Commission Split On Public Power Reforms
The Task Force findings reveal deep rifts among Hoover Commission members over public power issues. The discord is noted despite many proposals aimed at improving the management of large federal enterprises and their operations. Marquis Childs contributes a column on the editorial pace.
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Hoover Commission
Commission
Marquis Childs
Weather forecast for central New York snow expected
A weather summary from the Syracuse area notes heavy snowfall potential. The forecast predicts up to five inches if colder, with Syracuse possibly receiving an additional inch or more before the storm ends tonight.
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New York
Oieguer
Cardinal Spellman Ends Eight-Week Grave Diggers Strike
Cardinal Spellman announces settlement of the eight week strike by grave diggers at Calvary and Gate of Heaven cemeteries. about 100 seminarians and priests dug graves under his direction to clear more than 1000 bodies awaiting burial. The agreement grants an eight and a third percent wage increase to raise basic pay to 6 135 weekly with existing benefits. Union leader David Sullivan says six day weeks remain, most workers have returned, and the cardinal calls the strike unjustified and immoral.
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New York
INS
Francis Carolinal Spellman
Calvary
Gate of Heaven
Calvary Cemetery
Cardinal Spellman
C.I.C. Food, Tobacco
Cardinal
David Sullivan
A.fu. Union
Sullivan
Explosion Kills 41 at Powder Factory Scene Near Bautzen
Neue Presse reports 41 German workers killed in a powder factory blast near Bautzen in Soviet occupied Saxony. The Goda factory, producing powder for Soviet authorities, was the plant involved.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Fhe
Neue Presse Today
Bautzen
Saxony
Goda
Housewives Sit In Red Trial Jury
Five housewives are among 12 tentative jurors for the trial of indicted Communist leaders. Both defense and prosecution have yet to exercise challenges, and any may be replaced. Judge Harold R. Medina completed examination of the jurors.
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New York
Harold R. Medina
Baseball Bat Attack Injures Byron Pickering
Police investigate a baseball bat assault on Byron Pickering at 305 James Street. He suffered a fractured nose, bruised mouth, and a head concussion but did not require hospitalization. Two men armed with a bat fled after striking him as a car backed into the road.
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Byron XII
Pickering
James St
Jim
N_ State st
Uni
Ering
Charles Heath
Heath
Former Army officer Angell convicted by court martial
George W. Angell, ex lieutenant colonel and Tufts football alum, was found guilty by an Army court martial of provoking language and striking an officer after a jeep collision with Lt Col John A. Jimerson. Sentencing will be reviewed by Col. 7. F. L. Davis.
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Toryo
MacArthur
George W. Angell
John A. Jimerson
Peru
FL Davis
Oficer
Angel
Attorner
Angell
Truman
Tufts
Walter Camp
Camp
West Point
Dwight D. Tisenhower
Compromise Would Decontrol Some Rents
Washington AP A plan to scrap rent ceilings in over 100 rural and small city areas as Congress battles rent control on big cities and defense zones. Patman said the measure seeks to curb increases while 14,060,000 dwellings face possible controls lapse March 33. The Banking Committee approved a 15 month continuation with eviction safeguards and damages for overcharges.
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Washington
Tight Woods
House
Truman
Congress
Enate
Banking Committee
Gunmen Raid Area Near Bonner Spring School
Three gunmen entered a rural area near Sinai school in southwestern Wrandotie County, terrorized residents, and ransacked desks. Deputies and state patrolmen searched the north and west area while residents armed themselves and guarded their homes. The men wore red trousers black coats and blue white shirts similar to staff at a Kansas facility.
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Bonner Spring
Iworeom
Wrandotie County
Jioday
Fara
Sheriffs Office
Sinai Rural School
Sherif Ray Ferguson
Mighwar
Wadsworth
Leavenworth
Kan
Sally Gillars Convicted of Treason Faces Week-Long Sentence Fate
Sally Gillars, known as Axis Sally, was found guilty of treason for broadcasting wartime German propaganda. The maximum penalty is death, with a minimum of five years, plus fines and citizenship loss. Her attorney, James J. Laughlin, plans to seek a new trial and then appeal if denied.
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Washington CP
Mildred E. Caxis
Sally Gillars
Laughlin
Edward M. Curran
Miss Gillars
Moorestown Man Fined for Thumbing Nose at Officer
Martin English of Moorestown New Jersey was fined $2 a finger by Camden Police Judge John Dimona after English thumbed his nose at Patrolman Patrick Carr following a reprimand for striking a pedestrian. The judge warned of higher costs if anger persisted.
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Camden
NM. J
Martin English
Moorestown
N. J
Patrick Carr
Carr
John PL. Dimona
English
Dimona
Dayton police seek suspect in three check forgeries
Dayton police today sought a suspect described as a facetrons forcer who allegedly took three checks totaling 3123. All three instruments were signed with the name William Moneymaker.
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Dayton
Facetrons
William Moneymaker
Taking to Music The English 10 Get Out of Their Troubles
Allan Fletchkiss of the Screen Actors Guild says in Los Angeles that taking to music is a remedy. Mrs Hotchkiss notes prosperity and a second-hand piano delivered to His Cottage. The next day the piano is wheeled away as a neighbor warns Tom. The navy tells a lady to hush as he departs for his first music lesson.
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Allan Fletchkiss
Screen Actors Guild
Los Angeles
Navy
Sixth District Judge Appointment Move Backed by Law Group
A bill urged by the Onondaga County Law Association to raise Supreme Court Justices in the Fifth Judicial District from nine to ten was approved by the State Senate. It faces Assembly action and gubernatorial approval. The district covers Herkimer Jefferson Lewis Oneida Oswego and Onondaga counties with four Onondaga resident justices named to the appellate division.
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Onondaga County Law Association
Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial District
Senate
John MM. Huches
Syracuse
State Assembly
Thomas
Dewer
Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis
Oneida
Onondaga
Oswese
Clifford Hi. Sear
Frank P. Malpass
Jesse E. Kingsley
Francis D. McCurn
Dion
Exposition site questioned by state fair panel
A minority report on the State Fair Commission’s work questions the Mattydale site for a permanent year around exposition. It argues the Syracuse grounds can be expanded to Onondaga Lake and warns the majority’s $25,006,000 estimate undervalues the property and costs. The minority cites hearings, human programs, and potential site expansion while criticizing state agencies and management.
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Albany
State Fair Commission
James G. Lyons
Syracuse
Onondaga Lake
Solvay Process Company
Acikual
Mattsdale
Thrill-Seeking Train Bandit Shot. May Recover
Lyman Ramsdell, 23, a high-risk suspect linked to a West Virginia train robbery, was wounded by police in a pawnshop near the White House after a pursuit. He underwent a 90 minute operation at Gallinger Hospital with police and medical officials reporting hopeful prospects if infection is avoided.
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Washington
Cpi
West Virginia Hills
Lyman Rams
Dell
White House
Ramsdells
George L. Ashton
Ramsdell
Maertinsburg
W. V
Gallinger Hospital
Tro Ramsdell
Elwood G
Sweeney Saidj
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West End
Central High School
John S. Cave
District 3
Second Service Command
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