Grounding of Missouri Triggers Court Martial for Key Officers
General courts martial ordered for Missouri commanding officer Capt William B D Brown and officers Comdr John B Millett and Lt Comdr Frank G Morris after Chesapeake Bay grounding Jan 17. Trial set March 27 at Norfolk Naval Base with open proceedings. Capt Brown hailed for engineering watch alertness amid emergency.
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Norfolk
Missouri
Chesapeake Bay
William BD. Brown
Frostproof
Big Mo
John B. Millett
Frank G. Morris
New York
COURE
Asin
William M. Fechteler
The
Atlantic
Fieet Fechteler
Fachteler
Eus
Elwin R. Harris
Harris
Assembly OKs transfer of Syracuse University property
Albany reports the Assembly unanimously approved a bill to transfer real property owned by Syracuse University to the state for development of the upstate medical center of State University. A later transfer date for Long Island and other properties was noted, plus a bill enabling forestry and sheriff salary changes.
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Albany
Syracuse University
Upstate Medical Center
State University
Sy Medical College
State Uisit
Long Island Medical College
Downstate Medical Center
Ransfer
Syracuse
Today’s Features and Page References
The notice lists page locations for features across the paper including comics on pages 62 and 63, Dear Crossword on page 62, Mary Haworth Horoscope, Talking It Over on page 45, Amusements on page 54, Financial on 35, Bridge on 57, Classifieds on 58-61, Junior Section on 28, City Life on 33, Radio-TV on 45, Deaths on 46, Social on 17-32, Karl Wilson on 64, Sports on 49-58, Editorials and Winchell on 35, and Today’s Pictures on page 41.
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Jean Kaln
Mary Haworth
Uiner
Ing. Repter
City Life
Xarl Wilson
Winchell
Rescue Workers Seek Body of 34 Baby Fire Victim
Rescue crews search the rubble for a third victim after a fire destroyed a Bridgewater home in Oneida County. The Carey children Kathleen aged 3 Joan Marie 2 and Thomas 1 died in the blaze as a neighbor reported the alarm. The father was a Navy veteran employed by the Lackawanna Railroad in Syracuse in 1942.
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Kay Carey
Bridgewater
Oneida County
Kathleen
Joan Marie
Thomas
Cherry Valley High Way
The
Lackawanna Rarroad
Syracuse
Acheson offers seven point peace plan to the Reds
Secretary Acheson urged the Soviet Union to accept a seven point program to reduce tension and end aggression. He called for a joint Western effort to define peace terms for Germany Japan and Austria, withdrawal of forces from Soviet satellites, and a stronger UN role while warning Moscow against blocking diplomacy.
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Berkeley, Caht
Acheson
Russia
Ealy
Germany
Japan
Austria
Far East
Wild Flu Hitting Hang Parts of U.S.
Health statistics show epidemics of influenza spreading across many regions of the country. The total cases exceed 100000 and the trend continues. Most cases are type A influenza, which is less severe than type B.
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U.S
New York
Found Dead in Bed Fall on Ice Fatal To Fairmount Boy
David Graham ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Graham of Mackayav Fairmount died after a fall on ice in the Fairmount Grade School yard. He and playmate John De Javits slid across ice then he struck his head causing concussion. He was treated at home with ice pack and rested, but died in bed this morning. Concluded on Page 5 Commw 3.
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Fairmonnth
David Graham
Samuel Graham
Mackayav
Fairmount
Graham
John de Javits
Islirie
Grahan
14 Year Jewelry Heist Arrest Ends Syracuse Chase
Boston detectives in Syracuse arrest 58 year old New Yorker Trigger Ryan tied to an $80,000 jewelry store armed holdup in Boston 14 years ago. Two other gang members were traced to Atli¢a while awaiting transfer to Boston for questioning as Auburn State Prison holds Ryan until Saturday. President Truman returns from vacation reporting a four pound loss and a rough crossing aboard the presidential yacht Williams.
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Boston
Syracuse
Arether
Joseph McBrine
Thomas Conaty
Boston Police
Gack Ryan
New York City
Auburn State Prison
Ryanly
Atli¢a
McBrine
Belgium Socialists Oppose Leopold Return To Throne
Exiled Belgian king Leopold II said he would accept Parliament's decision on his future, bowing to it. A recent advisory referendum showed 87.7 percent support for his return, but socialist forces and unions oppose it. Belgium remains governed by Regent Prince Charles as the King’s brother contends for a decision. Weather and political notes follow with forecasts of variable spring conditions and a large winter snowfall surplus in the region.
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Geneva
Belgium
Leopold
Jacques Pirenne
Hi Nomeland
Belgiameet
Oiher
Charles
Bau
Mercury
Astrid
Switzerland
Pi”cinnany
Secon
Mary Lilian Baels
Princess de Rethy
Weather Bureau
al Sadowski
Sadowski
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Trial 18 Disrupted Hang Me Cries Husband Slayer
FRANKFURT Germany Mrs Yvette Madsen on trial for the murder of Air Force Lt Andrew Madsen cried Hang me and protested at a psychiatrist Dr Karl Kleist who testified she suffered an insane delusion at the time of the shooting after a party in October. Her emotional outbursts interrupted the proceedings as her father urged her to be quiet.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Brookis
Yvette Madsen
Mrs. Madsen
Air Force
Andrew Madsen
Jahland
Cale
Karl Kleist
Frankfur
University
Madsen
Mexican Held As Sheriff Killer in Presidio Shooting
A 24-year-old Mexican national named Tose Villa was arrested in Presidio after allegedly firing at Sheriff C W Morrow during an altercation on a mountain road north of the town. Deputy Mack Tarwater quoted Villa as saying he shot four times with the sheriff’s gun. The slaying occurred early Sunday on the road.
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Presidio
Tex
Tose Villa-' Obes
C. W. (Brackle) Morrow
Mack Tarwater
Here
Father of 7 Forgets Names In Tax Rush
A rushed late tax deadline saw a father of seven unable to recall his children's names to claim exemptions. One of 68 agents helping with returns allowed use of the kids' nicknames. Others also faced confusion, including a man seeking to claim his mother-in-law without remembering her name.
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Tlanta Upa
U.S
Childre
Slot Machine Drive Mapped for Planet Tour Controversy
Justice department attorneys prepared drafts for a planetary space program conference in New York City. The case centers on slot machine rackets tied to a Martian themed tour, with a trial in Midland, Texas, where jurors deliberated two hours for a self defense claim in the shooting death of a rodeo judge.
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New York
Unitelsp
New York Spaceport
J. How
Wavel
Lord McGrath
Atorage
Massandra, Jr
Riettce
Ape 13
Tecom H
Chine
Frizzell
Henry
Buck) Jones
Springs
Tex
Radeo Arena
Jones
Midland
Trimming Cuts Proposed in Truman Spending Plan
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee tentatively agreed on a 1.7 billion dollar cut in President Truman’s budget for the year starting July 4. The omnibus bill trims total requests from about 30.2 billion to roughly 29.1 billion with large cuts across civil functions of the Army engineers and other agencies.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Marshall Plan
Congress
RAL
Army Engineers
Golumn
Ship in Distress Off Vancouver Island Amid Gale Winds
A 2,000-ton Canadian freighter Nootka ran aground off the east coast of Vancouver Island. The vessel was buffeted by gale-force winds as tug Skeena Beaver and another ship Salvor stood by. The 20 crewmen decided to abandon ship if rescue was needed.
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Vancouver
B. C
Nootka
Vancouver Island
Ingrid Bateman Seeks Custody Amid High Profile Divorce Case
Ingrid Bateman seeks custody of her 12 year old daughter Pia and $154,000 in cash and property in a high profile custody suit filed in Superior Court. She alleges Dr Peter Lindstrom owes her and claims reassignment of assets while pursuing divorce from her husband. The case follows her romance with Roberto Rossellini and a move to Italy.
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Albany
Aena Neal
Hollywood
Ingrid Bateman
Pia
Julius
Peter Lindstrom
Volker
Hind
Roberto Rossellini
Stromboli
Paris
France
New York
Radio Oper
Lindstrom
Alot
Thejas
Assembly
al Jfax
William
Miss Bergman
Hope
Flushing
Queens
Dieu
Greg Battizer
Colwyn Bay
Wales
August Dumont
Pubiag Works
Stroi
Frank F. Harmon
Italy
Rosselini
Beverly Hills
Nationalists Promise to Limit Attacks on U.S. Property
Nationalist China pledged to halt air attacks on American property in Communist China unless the property is used by Communist armed forces. The statement came via TAPED from Poemosa (UP).
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Poemosa
China
United States
Communist
Comuns
Oleo Tax Repeal Signed By President Truman
President Truman signed the bill repealing the federal tax on oleo margarine. The action ends government levies on a common food product, with the repeal effective immediately.
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Key West
Fin
Truman
U S Carrier Planes Demonstrate Support for Vietnam
Navy carrier planes bombed the Indo-Chinese coast in a show of American air power amid support for the French-backed state of Vietnam. The demonstration underscores U S military reach in Southeast Asia during ongoing regional tensions.
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Vietnam
Amér
Fcan
The Deacon and the Fatigued Sermon Night
The Deacon Lovejoy quipped during a sermon about dullness and laziness. After a judge-like interjection a preacher asked Lovejoy to wake a sleepy congregant. Lovejoy replied to wake him himself, remarking you put him to sleep.
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John N. Willys
Acias
Lovejoy
Deacon Lovejoy
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Shu
Dr. Kleist
Cpt
Associated Press
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