Four Carried To Safety After Willis Ave Fire
A three alarm fire at Willis Avenue and Chemung Street damaged a business and apartment block, causing over 65 000 in losses. Four people were carried to safety, including three children, while 15 others fled. One resident, a woman identified as Mrs. Shenadi, was revived at a nearby hospital after inhaling smoke. The building housed a rug cleaning shop 1023 Willis, Wright Place restaurant 1025, American Home Furnishings Co. 1027, and a Herald- Journal substation on Chemung. Occupants included Mr and Mrs John Richards and two children, Russell and Sharry.
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Features and Editorials Preview War Critique Columns
MNDDAYs features discuss the prospect of war and trade with Soviet Russia and satellites. MARQUIA CHIKIS writes on the editorial page about Congress opposing trade bans. Other pages list crosswords horoscopes and regular features on amusement bridge radio and sports.
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Europe
United States
Marquia Chikis
Amusementa
Goebbels
Bridge
Ing. Rep
Ity Life Go Social
Ania Winchell
Trade Conspiracy Fines Total 40000 in Kansas Case
The government reports fines totaling 40000 against Safeway Stores Inc eight subsidiaries and thirteen officials for conspiracy to restrain and monopolize in a federal court decision. The case outlines penalties and the parties involved in the monopolistic practices.
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Kansas
Kas
Stores, Inc
Moscow Opens Door to Bread Delivery Service
Muscovites now can have daily bread delivered to their homes. State peddlers canvass Moscow apartments and homes taking orders and delivering white grey or black bread.
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Moscow
Escape by three inmates from Manhattan State Hospital
Three inmates described as dangerously insane escaped from Manhattan State Hospital on Ward’s Island by climbing barred windows and over Triborough Bridge. One was recaptured after a struggle with three city policemen. A guard was beaten with an iron bar taken from a window during the escape.
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Wards Island
Wast River
Ory Fool
Triborough Bridge
Central trains aim to keep passengers happy with timely notices
President Gustav Metzman of New York Central directs staff across 11 states to inform passengers during delays and to be courteous at ticket windows and on trains. Crews should announce reasons and expected wait times in each car during unusual delays to turn frustrated passengers into sympathetic ones. Emergency information committees are forming along the lines for future emergencies.
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Proclamation Revises List as Death Threats Target Mihai
Reports say an assassination plot against former Romanian King Mihai sparked tightened U S security. Mihai and Queen Helen receive 24 hour protection with four Washington detectives and a State Department agent assigned while he tours Washington.
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Mihai
Romania
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State Department
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Helen
Michal
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Midgi
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Symington
Shoreham Hotel
Mihal
Reds Concede in Berlin Four Power Talks Drift
In Berlin the Soviet reps capitulated indirectly in a clash with General Lucius D. Clay over the Allied Control Council walkout last Saturday. A Soviet statement signaled four power meetings would continue and Marshal Sokolovsky may call a new council session for March 30. Clay, with British and French allies, had refused participation in four power sub committee talks until the Russians reconvened the central council.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Allied Control Council
Vassiliy Sokolovsky
Clay
Central Allied Council
Woman Overpaid No Tax Backlash Prompted by IRS Notice
In Hartford Connecticut an Internal Revenue Service notice informed a woman her withholding matched her $1,047 income tax, implying no tax was owed. She returned the check with the amount line marked none, prompting questions about the erroneous refund.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Internal Revenue
Jews Seek Troops For Jerusalem After Mandate Ends
The Jewish Agency proposed placing 10,000 Danish and Norwegian troops in Germany under Jerusalem's control to maintain order once the British mandate ends on May 15.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Germany
Harvard Cooperative store in Cambridge held up for 25000 dollars
A robbery at The Tech Cooperative Store in Cambridge tied to Harvard Cooperative Society yielded loot totaling 25000 dollars. Police reported the theft occurred today with the suspect or suspects not yet identified.
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Tech Cooperative Store
Harvard Cooperative Society
Now Meets Girl Gels Ben Ben Breath Freshening Candy
A fragment notes interactions as a boy meets a girl and uses Ben breath freshening candy branded for freshening breath. The text also mentions a girl named Ady in the same jumbled item.
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Gels
Ady
Oklahoma Tornado Leaves At Least 13 Dead Across Central District
A severe tornado swept through central and eastern Oklahoma killing at least 13 people. The storm struck Wetumka near Oklahoma City and Checotah near Eufaula, with fatalities in McClanahan Mountain and Sallisaw areas. Casualties include Mrs Woodrow Stringfellow and infant, and several local families. The damage centered around farms and rural communities as the looped path moved eastward toward the Arkansas line.
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Eisler to Leave for Vienna Under INS Watch
Hans Eisler the former German Communist leader who came to the United States in 1940 as a Hollywood composer leaves for Vienna today with his wife Louise under INS supervision. His brother in law Gerheared Ulster reportedly began deportation proceedings.
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New York
INS
Hans Hisler
United States
Hollywood
Vienna
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Louise
Tia
Gerheared Ulster
Right Way quoted clash on scripture and wealth
A divstoman quotes Dr Steenthly as a failure for aligning church riches with scripture rather than aligning scripture with the congregation. The dialog features an argument about method and meaning within Holy Trinity.
Truman imposes export controls on aircraft and parts
President Truman announced strict controls on exporting airplanes and airplane parts, classing them with war materials. The proclamation, effective April 15, requires a special license for shipments and cites arms, ammunition, and war implements as restricted. Congress pursues a House inquiry into U S warplane engine shipments to Russia and Poland amid worries over surplus abroad.
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Truman
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Russia
National Munitions Control Board
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House
United States
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R-Okla
U. S
Poland
Colima
Boy Cancer Patient to Have Gay Easter Surprise
Five year old Roger McKeel, a cancer patient in Honesdale Pennsylvania, is expected to live only a month or two according to his doctor. Easter gifts from neighbors in Jlawley Pay arrived at the hospital to be placed around his bed.
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Roger McKeel
Richard A. Porter
Roger
Jlawley
Guerrillas Quit Salonika Region Reported Surrender
Reliable reports said today that guerrilla forces in the Mount Olympus to Mount Pierria area have begun surrendering wholesale to government troops, signaling a shift in fighting amid the Salonika theater.
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Salonika
Uji
Mt. Olympus
Mt. Pierria
Senate Grips Air Force Defense Plan Debate
Senators attacked the 14.6 billion Air Force defense program and called for stronger forces while noting Soviet activity near U.S. shores. Reactions in the Armed Services Committee were measured as administration spokesmen warned global threats.
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Congress
Senate Armed Services
Russia
James . Forrestal
37 Wrecked Sailors Safe After Ice Breaker Rescue
Halifax officials reported that 37 crew members from the Teazer and Monica Walters were rescued after ice crushing near St Pauls Island by the Canadian icebreaker Laurel and aid from the Canadian Air Force and Federal Transport Department. Fourteen of the group were landed safely at Cape Breton while others reached shore with help.
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St. ‘Paul’s
Idland
Gulf of St Lawrence
Meniof
Teazer
Monica
Walters
Menilion Snito
St of Cape
Breton
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Depament
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Joseph
Barry
Milton
Laurel
Tommies Break Jerusalem Siege With 25-Pound Guns
British artillerymen using 25 pounders aided the Jewish Hagannah militia in breaking the Arab siege of Jerusalem. The breakthrough allowed a 60 vehicle Jewish food convoy to reach the Holy City from Tel Aviv.
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Jerusalem
Ilaganah
Tel
Aylv
Sunny Easter forecast with showers before parade
Meteorologist Andrew P Keller notes Easter will start with showers and wind but turn fair for the parade as high and low pressure systems interact. Temperatures reach the 30s to 40s with a 45 degree low tonight and a risk of lingering showers easing into warmer, then colder conditions overnight.
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Atlantic
Andrew P. Keller
UN Breather Returns as Easter Talks Loom
UN delegates and officials signaled a partial pause in limited Easter talks. The pause follows a tense stretch as Py United observers urged progress while nations prepared for renewed sessions in coming days.
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Nations
Dorothy Thompson Explains Communism as Intolerable
The noted columnist and author rips the veil of secrecy from communism and explains why it is intolerable. The piece appears in the Herald Journal starting Sunday and continues daily.
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