Eviction Crisis Prompts Vet Family to Seek Help
The Faulkner family faces eviction as Nor th Auburn housing tightens. Tul Cook pledges to scrub dishes and care for his sons David and Richard while Mrs Faulkner hopes for work and a stable home. Elmcrest Children's Center offers space for two boys, but needs permanent housing for the family. Richard's health remains a concern as the Department of Veterans Assistance seeks a foster solution.
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GOP Excludes Corporations From 1947 Tax Cuts
Washington reports the Republican leadership unveils part of its 1947 tax plan while keeping corporations out of relief. Representative Harold Knutson, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, says two bills are planned a quick 20 percent cut in personal income tax and a long range measure to follow.
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Weather Outlook for Siracue Area
Partly cloudy and cool today and tonight with lows around 32 degrees. Thursday should be fair and warmer in the afternoon.
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Cardinal Caecia Dominion Dies in Rome at 69
Camillo Cardinal Caecia Dominion, 69, senior cardinal in the Order of Deacons, died Tuesday night in Rome after two heart attacks. The sixth cardinal death this year within the church, notes on his death and related clerical roster follow.
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Smuts Threatens Southwest Africa Trusteeship Stance
Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts, premier of South Africa, declared to the United Nations that he would take over mandated Southwest Africa by unilateral action if the General Assembly rejects his plan for trusteeship. He argued the UN charter does not compel placing all former League mandates under trusteeship and warned South Africa would administer the territory as part of its union if no alternative is found.
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Truman to Invite 60 Leaders to Weekly Legislative Talks
Washington United Press report states President Truman will invite 60 leaders to partake in his weekly legislative conferences as a follow up to proposals for cooperation with the Republican Congress.
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Truman
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Korean police chief survives grenade attack near home
In Seoul a Korean police chief and three bodyguards were seriously injured when two hand grenades exploded as the official left his residence. The attackers attempted to assassinate him with a targeted assault.
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Blizzard Engulfs Two States With Severe Snow Drift
The vast Colorado and California storm cripples roads and air travel. Army rescue teams battle 10 to 18 foot drifts near Denver while Red Cross centers activate in Colorado Springs. Food drops reach 10 000 cattle trapped by three feet of snow in Lincoln County. Western Airlines plane missing north of Burbank with eight passengers and three crew. Deaths mount in Los Angeles as the storm rages across the region and heads toward Arizona and New Mexico.
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No More Rain Predicted By Weather Man
Weather forecast says no rain for the next few days east of the Rockies. California and Texas receive the small amount of precipitation. Temperatures run above normal around 96 degrees, with a cold snap tonight near 32 degrees.
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Broken Eggs and Loot Spur Suspect in Footprint Clues
Washington police hold Solomon Western Wright, 46, on $3000 bond after investigators trace egg yolk and ham grease footprints to him. In Reading, Pa a woman reports $1020 stolen from a money belt she wore, with suspect linked to a strange tale of sleep and recovery.
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Salomon Western Wright
Solomon
Missing panties case spurs police inquiry in Camden
A man was arrested with 315 pairs of women’s panties stolen from clotheslines citywide, prompting frantic calls to Earl Cunningham, clerk of the police stolen goods department. Chief J Hilbert and clerk Joan Meining assisted, while a taproom owner Charles Welsh misread an attempted hold‑up as a joke and fled.
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J. Hilbert
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Bilbo Shaken Up In Auto Accident at Poplarville
POPLAR, Mass. Senator Bilbo UD Miss was shaken up and bruised in an automobile accident last night. He spent the night in Poplarville hospital with only a bump on the nose, and he was reported to return to his home after morning notes from the secretary.
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The Inside Editorial on Decentralizing Government
Marquis Childs argues that the Valley Authority stands as a strong example for Republicans to emulate if they intend to decentralize federal governance. The piece appears amid a catalog of sections and page markers for editorials, amusements, and notices.
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Bracelet theft at the Met Opera raises $5000 loss
Mrs George Washington Kavanaugh reported a bracelet valued at $5000 missing from her wrist during the Metropolitan Opera opening. Police seek a light fingered thief as her bodyguard was out of sight in the lobby. Concluded on Page unknown.
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George Washington Kavanaugh
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Kavanaugil
British Mine Craft Off Albania Near Albanian Coast
London AP reports British mine sweepers continued patrols along the Albanian coast near CorLy amid Albania’s protests, warning any actions could be deemed a deliberate violation of sovereignty. The straity of CorLy underscores tensions as Britain asserts safety of shipping lanes.
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Quake Kills 160 in Lima as Peru reels from disaster
A powerful earthquake devastates Lima and surrounding areas killing about 160 people. Police report extensive damage to shacks and communications facilities. A theft of valuable equipment and emergency restoral efforts are underway amid the chaos. Authorities warn of aftershocks and urge residents to seek shelter.
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Mystery Hunt For Missing Cadet Nurse Ends Inquiries
Cleveland police and state authorities sought a missing 19 year old student nurse Jai Garner after she vanished from Cleveland state hospital following a weekend at Ohio University Athens. Detectives said the blue eyed red haired teen had left voluntary and offered no reason. Bond and family concerns added to the mystery as investigators pursued leads.
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Blast injures many at Baroda schools in basement collapse
A blast shook a Baroda Michigan school, collapsing a basement and injuring numerous students. Rescue crews, fire and police responded with shovels and medical teams, evacuating pupils to hospitals including St Joseph and Benton Harbor. Several children suffered burns and shock, with one seriously hurt. Authorities reported the explosion occurred near noon and damaged multiple rooms while staff prepared for additional casualties.
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Fat Men Make Best Flabbies Comic Medley From Harvard
Boston reports on Harvard anthropologist Earnest Hooton addressing an audience about male sociophobias and fatigue, describing the “he man” as a different creature. The piece mocks ideas of physical comfort, formality, and aging in men, noting varying traits and tensions in male behavior.
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