Treaties Big Four in deadlock over Trieste dispute
In New York the Big Four foreign ministers deadlock over the Hitler satellite treaties as Yugoslavia and Italy prepare to argue their bids on Trieste and its hinterland. Molotov showed no signs of changing Soviet stance while the council plans to hear Yugoslav and Italian representatives or proceed with Italian peace treaty articles from Paris.
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New York
Big Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
Yugoslavia
Italy
Trieste
Viacheslao M. Moluxov
Paris
Colum
Flyer Derailed in Jacksonville Yard
The Havana Special of the Florida East Coast Railroad derailed today in crowded rail yards near Jacksonville. Two persons were reported shaken by the sudden stop. It was not yet known if any passengers or crew were seriously injured as the locomotive and one express car left the track.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Havana
Florida East Coat Railroad
Weather Summary Syracuse Area Forecast
Partly cloudy conditions expected in the Syracuse area with a fair night and continued mild conditions into Wednesday. Low tonight around 28. Highs and record temperatures noted: a record high of 71 in 1938 and a record low of 2 in 1833. Humidity around 60 percent in the evening and early morning.
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Syracuse
Ned Center
Fair
Cooter
Missing Boy Safe After Wabbit Hunt Near Taunton
Bobby Kilgallen 20 percent missing, was found in dense woods near his Taunton home at 5 10 PM Monday, 96 minutes after being noticed missing. Neighbors Mrs Robert Burke Mrs Langdon Wagner and Vincent Riley alerted his mother Mrs Gerald Kilgallen, and deputies joined a search. The boy was muddled but unharmed and unaware of the commotion caused by the search for wal its.
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Wabbity
Bobby Kitgallen
Taunton
Bayrantia
Gerald T. Kitgallen
Ormsby Dr
MES. Kilgallen
Robert Burke
Mra. Langdon
Wagner
Vincent Riley
Kilgallen
Bobby
Wal Its
Fair Skies For Voting In Syracuse On Election Day
Crisp cool morning with intermittent sun greets Syracusans and Onondaguans heading to polls. No rain, brisk winds ease by afternoon. Temperature 37 at 7 AM, rising to around 50 by noon. Weather forecast calls for fair skies tonight down to 28 and continued cool temperatures into Wednesday.
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Mercury
Andrew B. Keller
Fog Halts Traffic Across Southern England and Ireland
The heaviest fog of the season blanketed Southern England and Ireland, grounding all services and interrupting surface transport. In parts of London and the Thames estuary, visibility rose to about two yards.
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London
England
Ireland
Thames
Bombs explode outside six Madrid grocery stores
Eight bombs detonated in separate Madrid sections outside six grocery stores injuring four persons and causing extensive property damage. Authorities probe the coordinated explosions as residents report fear and disrupted commerce across the city.
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Madrid
INS
Showdown at Ballot Box Heavy Voting in City U S
New York voters showed the way to the nation with heavy turnout for state officials and a host of judges. Gov Dewey and Sen Mend voted in opposite ends of the state as Irving Ives and Herbert Lehman campaigned for Senate. The day featured a Harlem district captain attack and widespread election activity as results began to flow from New York and Buffalo.
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Leo W. O’brien
New York
United States
Harlem
Thomas E. Dewey
James M. Mend
Dewey
Albany
New York City
Roosevelt
Senator Mend
Buffalo
Irving M. Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
U. S
Lehman
Ives
Norewich
Clashes erupt during Bakr Id across Bombay Calcutta
During Bakr Id celebrations in Bombay and Calcutta violent clashes erupted. Two people killed and several injured in Howreh on the Hooghly opposite Calcutta. Eighteen knife and acid-throwing incidents reported in Bombay. Armed British and Indian soldiers escorted worshippers to mosques in Hindu areas. State of emergency declared in Kolaba District south of Bombay.
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Howreh
Hooghly
Calcutta
Kolaba
Former clerk confesses to 1997 mail theft in San Francisco
A 46 year old ex postal clerk confessed to stealing 40 000 in currency from a registered pouch en route from the Federal Reserve Bank to an Oakland bank. He hid the cash in his garage, kept the theft secret as he fled town with his wife and two children, and later faced tax questions though no indictment was returned within the statute of limitations. He spent two years as a postal clerk before going into business and losing all the money.
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San Francisco
Postoffice
U. S. Treasury
W. S. Palmer
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
Oakland
Palmer
Clay Issues Ultimatum to Germans on Denazification
Lt Gen Lucius D. Clay warned about 200 top German officials in the U S zone that they must restart denazification or the American Military Government would take action. He gave the Germans 30 days to revive the program and threatened firm measures if they fail to comply.
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Stuttgart
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
German Council of States
Clay
Pagan
New Gag Old Line Market Hose Giveaway Launches Encouragement
Cleveland op ed notes the Sonvey market started a promotion giving away nylon hose to entice business. The gimmick aims to draw shoppers and boost daily traffic.
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Cleveland
Independent voters decide in today's election shows
On the inside independent voters deciling today s election those who do not stick to one party or cast a straight ballot switch between parties based on the moment s candidating offer mention of David Lawrence amid page listings for Amusements Haworth Bridge Ing Kaln City Life Music Comtex Radio Crossword Social News Deaths Sports Editorials Letters and Today s Pictures on page 25
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Haworth
Ing.Reporter
Kaln
City Life
Comtex
Dr. Brady
Winchell
Elections at a Glance shows varied Senate and governor races
The Associated Press outlines voter prospects and seat stakes across 34 states. It notes Virginia voters selecting two senators with long and short terms, Maine electing a senator governor and three representatives, and minor parties fielding numerous candidates among 1,065 total runs for Senate House and Governor.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Seate
Sfouse
Senate
Monge
Seals Ab Atake
House
Ennor
Talk 25 Cents an Hour Wage Rise Won’t Boost Coal Price
Washington reports from mine unions claim a 25 cent hourly wage rise for soft coal miners could be granted without raising coal prices. They argue savings from returning to a five day week and dropping premium pay for Saturday work could cut production costs, allowing higher wages for 400,000 bituminous miners without cost to consumers. Talks were halted for elections and to resume Wednesday.
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Union
Washington
INS
Ehase
Lewin
Thom
Aspirin Sale Set by Philadelphia War State Agency
The Philadelphia office of the War Situation Administration reports 12 000 entrance boxes of aspirin tablets to be offered at a fixed price sale on November 8. Election day losers receive the notice as part of the program.
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Philadelphia
INS
Cffics
War Assate Administration
Voters decide party control as 80th Congress ballots cast
In New York voters across 47 states face general elections to decide whether Democrats keep control of the 80th Congress or Republicans gain power after 26 years of G O P rule. The scene reflects a nationwide test of the New Deal era as campaigns wrap.
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New York
G.O.P
Michigan 1944 election notes seed of partisan turnout
Report notes Republicans gain limited votes amid a low opposition field. It cites 34 Democratic volts and describes non participating sine as a factor. Weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions possibly aiding Republicans while warnings of thunder traps surface. Former Secretary of Commerce conclusion appears on page 8 column 5/1.
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Michigan
Wolls
Counting on Sisters in Congressional Race
About 300 women candidates sought seats in Congress as women hope to unite and sway results. Fifteen women, Democrats and four Republicans, were vying for House seats, with a notable female vote advantage of 17,000 over men. Mrs Margare t Chase Smith was already concluded in the race.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Sinte
House of Representatives
Margate
Chase Smith
Citywide vote turnout hits early postwar record
As voting for the guberna torial and congressional elections proceeds in Onondaga County, turnout looks strong with noon figures showing over 50 percent of registered voters cast or expected to cast by closing. Reports note heavy morning voting, a rise around 4:30 PM, and incidents including miscounts and a crowd protest.
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Laurence J. O'Toole
Onondaga County
Sols
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