New Comet Visible Across United States
Cambridge astronomer Charles Feredllor of Sky All Fetescope says the new comet may be seen from any part of the United States before sunrise for a couple more days. Weather will affect prospects, with the body moving westward and southward, about 24 minutes from the sun as sighting becomes easier.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Feredllor
Sky All Fetescope
Sodey
United States
Federer
Haavard
Servatory
Oppiot Yas Frst
Judge rules divorce granted with alimony in Wobler case
Washington report describes a husband and wife dispute with a judge approving a divorce and monthly alimony of 360 dollars. The piece notes the wife’s attendance and mentions Hartley and Horrell in the context of the ruling. The language reflects fragmented OCR text from a wedding anniversary related legal action.
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Washington
Alexaner Horrell
Docs
Winter storm warning sweep through Syracuse area
A cold wave pushes temperatures down from 67 to 52 as rain shifts to snow and a forecast of 30 degrees tonight accompanies Armistice Day travel cautions. Winds rise near Cape Hatteras and warnings extend to Cleveland, with rough seas and dense fog ahead.
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Lhrough Syraguse
Werther Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Atlantic
Capelot
Syracuse
Cleveland Re
Merehead City
Ini
Enanfus Arhars
Laegar
Beyesen
London
Chiateh
England
Delagaigs
U.S. Weather Bureau
Miaral Jin
Secret Pension List For Lame-Duck Congress Kept
Washington reports a confidential roster of pension-eligible lame-duck lawmakers tied to the 1848 Pension Act. Congress member ages, service years, and retirement status determine eligibility, with details about required six-year service and 62-year age, and a note that many defeated or retired lawmakers may delay benefits until age 68. Concluded on Page 19, Column 44.
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Congress
Itz
Generelly II
State income tax hike likely to fund rising costs
Albany reports say a boost to state income taxes is provable next year to cover mounting government costs. Sources note wartime revenue decline and that only about 60 percent of the tax is now collected, with potential gains from raising the collection rate to near full. Experts project a possible added revenue near 100 million if implemented.
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Albany
Pew
Spikesrmen
Dewey
Fay
Treasury
Reveauch
White House floor broken by piano incident
At the White House a piano fell through a weakened floor sending the President's daughter and others from a social gathering into immediate action. Architects warn the 50 year old structure is dangerously compromised and will require extensive repairs this winter. The Trumans will relocate to the Blair House across from the White House after Truman returns from a Key West trip.
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Washington
White House
Margaret Trueman
India Bawards
Democratic National Committee
Feree Af Nabil
Trumans
Bier House
Truman
Smile Aay Charity Drives City Cheer in Harrisburg
Harrisburg hosts the Optimised Club sweepstakes awarding one thousand dollars to the city’s top exhibitors. Twenty patrols distribute silver cart wheels to residents as a certificate reads Congratulation You have been selected by the Gottlinet Club of Harrisburg as one of Harrisburg’s most cheerful families.
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Une Aity
Gotlinlet Club
Hoversburg
Harriabyre
Sleep No Excuse Fines Fisherman in Sleep Incident
New Westminster BC magistrate fines Ed Simmons 26 for Tehing while asleep after a fishing season. Alarm failed to wake him and fisheries patrol found Simmons asleep at 2:35 AM. Magistrate H J Johnston dismissed appeal citing no panic violations.
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New Westminster
B.C
PMA
Ed Simmonds
Stovastan
H. J. Johnston
St . A.M
Simmons
Sud
En Nour
Simmons’ Montant
Today’s features and page teasers at a glance
The page previews list editorial content on pages St and St. Comtes with features by Ida Jean Kain and Dr. Desa Crossword Mary Haworth and an assortment of regular sections. Horoscope, music at City Lite, financials, bridge, radio booths, society, and sports receive brief mentions along with editorials and Want ads.
White House Balcony On $20 Bills Sparks Controversy
A fragmentary historic clipping describes debate over placing the White House balcony imagery on a new $20 note. It notes opposition from critics who fear altering the iconic front view and mentions engravers, Federal Reserve involvement, and historical references to past presidents. The passage also hints at design changes and public reception in a period-appropriate tone.
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Washington
Tiernan
Alee
Otte Oy
Saul
Brera Panta
Aysond
Mil Browndy
Snyder
Ifa
Herbert Hoover
White House
Executive Mansion
Truman
Federal
Nis
Vienna Reds Kasenkina Case Meeting on Local Taxes
Residents react to Kasenkina episode as Trade Board representatives from Vienna and Syracuse consult on taxes and city governance. Austrian sources note alleged espionage by Russians tied to factory operations and the Boehm case factored into discussions. The session, led by Robert Ler, is set for 2 15 at the Central New York Power auditorium.
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Renan
Lenna
Kasenkina
Chamber OF Commerce
Syracuse
Erledrich Boehm
New York
Plz Power Corp
Sorry, Wrong Defendant in German Business Tax Case
Disjointed notes describe a Syracuse proceeding before Judge Nathans involving New German companies and ownership disputes. The meeting sought guidance on a permissive tax issue and Nazi party associations are mentioned. ownership and control of a property by an individual named Lanene are referenced amid administrative discussions. Information will be provided to the Chamber of Commerce prior to a county meeting.
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Muntch
Spal
Emi
Wtil
Nathans
Corpa- Abelson
Clow
Burke
Albert Macakay
Eugene Tes
Thane Wei
Wau
Wowara
Legitlaure
Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse
Aiood
Batsyland
Nazi Party
Lanene
Ovens
Waier
Tompato
Rocheninr
Abelson
Ranvantlans
Gexnan
Food Price Index Shows Three Cent Rise
A wholesale price index report from Se w York details a three cent rise in the food price index. The piece discusses taxation issues and local government finances, noting arguments about the tax system and revenue needs. It references Germany and West Germany prices, with figures and dates tied to the period, and suggests continuation on the following page.
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Fuss Aucuemier
Morimer M. Cassell
Finnie
Peerent
Jalilmith
MD Huireos
Ruhr Industries to Be Returned to Germans
FRANKFURT Germany reports that lane steel industries in the bi zonal area will revert to German ownership in the future. The British and American military governments announced that military governors retain certain powers. General Lucius D. Clay heads the American occupation authorities and General Sir Brian Robertson leads Britain's.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Uplane Steel Industries
Ges
Agar
Vnce
Luctus D. Clay Ix
Bilan
Jertiey
Brllain
Loffela
Four Pupils Cut By Chemical Blast At Madison Wigie Balint
Four pupils were injured in a laboratory explosion at Madison Wigie Balint when a misread label labeled a volatile chemical as phosphorus. Injuries from flying glass affected Lawrence T Divinag 27, Anthony Pivoma 18, Mario Schiano 8, and San Vinouquerray 17. Principal Pennie Me Jenne and staff misread the label and mishandled the chemical.
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Roamster
Madison
Israel Arrests Two UN Observers Amid Jewish Attack Claims
Unclear report states two UN observers were detained by Israeli authorities following clashes near Esyutian positions. The incident comes as tensions rise over Jewish attacks and military actions in the region, with officials citing ongoing patrols and heightened alerts yesterday and today.
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Taenol Abilary
Megey
Gam
Airlift Announced to Shorten Berlin Supply Route
British officials outline a plan to airlift essential supplies to Berlin reducing land convoy lengths and accelerating relief. The move, supported by Arthur Henderson and other ministers, aims to bolster access through a widened air corridor despite wartime strain.
Marshall May Urge Conference In Paris
Paris dispatches report United Nations delegates expect President Truman and Secretary Marshall to seek direct talks with Russia to ease East West strains. Evatt predicts deadlocks will yield soon as Berlin currency issues and the Soviet zone mark dispute loom large in Security Council discussions.
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Truman
Marshall
Russia
United Nations Assembly
Speewlatiek
Zome
Moscow
United States
Stalin
Tere
Washington
Herbert .W. Evatt
United _ ‘Nations Assembly
Evatt
Maxey
United Nations
Teygve’ Lie
Berlin
Sey
Lie
Jus -Atilio' Bramagna
Argcoine
Security Council
Raust
Germany
Japan
Housing Aid Pushed in Truman Economic Plan
Washington report shows Representative Brent Spencer of Kentucky, slated to steer Truman's economic program in the House, pledges strong action on lower-cost living adjustments and on weapon and vehicle control with enforcement teeth.
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Washington
Brent Spencer
D-Ky
Truman
Colonel Says Reds Try to Trigger Civil War in Berlin
In Berlin Col Prank Hon Joy US commandant reports Communist charges and alleged efforts to provoke civil conflict. He warns of a planned meeting in Chicago starting Friday to organize defense of western states against an armed Communist coup.
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Berlin
Prank
Joy
Losay
NRW
Unity Studied in Washington Civil Rights Plan Effort
An effort to unite Southern Democratic lawmakers behind a compromise civil rights program is under study in Washington. The effort aims to marshal regional support, though some say the plan risks alienating conservative factions and faces uncertain prospects in the Senate and White House.
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Washington
INS
Isdale
Detroit Symphony protests beer ban at summer concerts
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra faced a ban on beer sales at summer twilight concerts. President Reichhold blamed civic authorities and defended plans to develop Symphony Gardens with beer and soft drinks, arguing the project could be worth $10,000. State Agriculture officials planned to challenge beer sales on state property amid concerns about dignity and potential child influence.
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Detrod
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Toduatelaila
Henry Reichlmld
Bynhony
Symphony
Reiehhold
Symphony Gardens
Ita
Baer
Soft
Relah
State Agriculture Comms
Staunt
Jooks Askanze
Puritan
Aldren
Reichhall
Wersna
Vienna
Plane Flight Outlined in Fragmented Report
A garbled passage describes a plane flight near New York with 24 minutes of home test time, a rough landing at New York International, and hours of circling. U S Chamber of Commerce members discuss safety first and national strength at a dinner in El Paso, with mixed, unclear dialogue and phrasing.
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York
New York International
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