Debate Cites Cautions on Anglo American Bloc Split
London The 58 Labour rebels led by R H S Crossman accused Foreign Secretary Bevin of aligning Britain with an Anglo American bloc after Fulton. He urged an independent socialist foreign policy and warned Britain drifted toward the American camp without government statement. The debate anticipated a confidence vote.
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Mother and Son Die In Suspected Murder Suicide
Coroner ruled double homicide and death by own action in Fayetteville case. Mrs Helena Thompson 54 and her son Edward Rohr 34 were found in bed at 120 Mill Street. Rohr fired on his mother in the head while she slept, then shot himself with a .32 caliber pistol. Time of shooting placed between 2 and 4 AM, discovered around 7 AM. Also in room were Mrs Catherine Miloquek, her 3-year-old son James Miloquek, and eight-year-old Charles Warren, Thompson’s grandson. Concluded on Page 8.
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Britain to raise funds for Roosevelt statue in Grosvenor Square
Britain launched a nationwide drive to gather 160000 dollars for a bronze Franklin D. Roosevelt statue to be placed in Grosvenor Square London. The campaign aims to honor the late U.S. president and strengthen postwar ties between Britain and America.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area from U.S. Weather Bureau
Continued cold today with colder tonight and a low near 23. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and warmer with a high around 52. Sunday highs reached 52 and a record high 71 in 1941. record low 20 in 1924. Sunset 4:29 P.M. and sunrise 7:03 A.M. Fairfield humidity around 63 percent today.
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Nine convicts escape from Tattnall State Prison in Georgia
Nine long-term inmates tunneled from Tattnall State Prison in Reidsville Georgia Sunday night. Guards fired as fugitives fled into nearby woods and swamps. State troopers, a posse and bloodhounds hunted the area while the warden noted possible lock tampering at the cell block.
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Weather Update Forecast Cooler Nights Then Warmer
The Mercury predicts a low of 23 tonight with a warming trend by Tuesday. Central New York areas see 20s, with Fort Plain 23 and Utica 28. statewide portions report 25 to 27 degrees as clouds linger and sunshine returns later in the week.
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Mother and Six Children Die in Ontario House Fire
In Madoc Ontario a mother Mrs Ray Ephraim and her six children Doreen ten Douglas thirteen Allan nine Ella three Diana three and Smerson one perished when a two story frame house burned down. The blaze left the home destroyed and all lives lost in the tragedy.
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New Code Limit on UN Veto Aired By Big Five
The foreign ministers of the United Nations five powers met to discuss a possible code to restrain veto use in the UN Security Council. British Foreign Secretary Bevin proposed voluntary restraints with US Secretary Byrnes and aides present. The session followed Byrnes discussions with Bevin and included other officials. details to continue on page 8.
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Ballot Theft Case Concepts Backed by Court Action
In Beckley West Virginia a conference between the prosecution and a criminal justice body was scheduled to decide whether the Raleigh County grand jury should convene immediately to consider evidence of a theft of November 5 ballots from the county courthouse.
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Libel Suit Started An Influence Case
Theodore Granik said he instructed his attorneys to file a libel action against Preston Tucker over the Dodge-Chrysler wartime plant dispute. Granik, a New York and Washington attorney, denied intervening with National Housing Agency officials on Tucker's behalf. Tucker said an attorney alleged to have government connections offered help to retain a lease for a six-figure payment. Housing Expediter Wyatt requested a Justice Department inquiry.
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Boys Do It Hard Way in Pheasant Hunt Tragedy
Two 13 year olds, Tommy Flevtag and Donald Shearer, hunted with only Tommy's air rifle near Maringo Indiana. Donald fired a stone to start the hunt and Tommy died after both fired, the incident ending with a pheasant kill by both. No other details are provided.
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Tojo Admits Guilt in Pacific War Responsibility
In Tokyo the wartime premier Hideki Tojo acknowledged responsibility for Japan's Pacific war actions during questioning at Sugamo Prison. The War Crimes Tribunal cited his statement that as a senior cabinet member he is chiefly responsible for the attacks on Pearl Harbor Hong Kong Malaya and the Philippines. The list of 27 alleged warmongers remains on trial.
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Marcantonio to Be Quizzed in Slaying Case
Representative Vito Marcantonio of the 18th District will be served with a subpoena to appear before a grand jury investigating the election day fatal beating of Republican election worker Joseph Scotteregaio, said District Attorney Frank S. Hogan. The subpoena targets Marcantonio, who won reelection over Frederick Van Peit Bryan.
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Coal crisis reminder in right to a tribe column by Lawrence
David Lawrence argues on the editorial page that the coal crisis underscores that tribal rights cannot be treated as an acquired privilege by unvested Morion interests. The piece criticizes policy capture and urges constitutional fidelity and protective measures for indigenous communities.
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Supreme Court split in three opinions on landmark cases
The High Court issued three formal opinions with justices Baek and Jackson aligned, delaying term decisions amid Chief Justice Vinson’s struggles. It upheld a Salt Lake City plural marriage conviction 6 to 3, ruled in favor of Chamberlin Refining as a common carrier 5 to 4, and reversed Halliburton Well Cementing on a patent infringement claim.
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Two German Generals Deny Massacre Guilt
Rome report states Col. Gen. Eberhard von Mackensen and Lt. Gen. Kurt Maeltzer pleaded innocent at the opening of their war crimes trial over the Ardeatine cave massacre. About 3 Romans were killed in reprisal for 32 German soldiers deaths.
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French Siamese Border Accord Signed
Washington dispatch reports France and Siam agreeing to evacuate disputed Laos and Cambodia areas on the Siamese Indo Chinese border. Representatives stated the withdrawal is to take place immediately.
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Wave of Mine Walkouts Forces Government Injunction
Washington The government obtained a temporary injunction ordering Vuaited Mine Workers Chief Dorinda Lewis to uphold his contract with the government for operating safe coal mines. Judge Slay Goldsborough signed the order against Lewis and his union to prevent a nationwide walkout that threatened Jaursung production. The hearing is set for November 27.
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Truman Unworried By Crisis Arrives in Key West
President Truman lands at Boca Chica naval air station after a Florida Keys visit, denying concern over a miners’ strike crisis. Close associates say he prepared to face a showdown with John J. Lewis, while naval officials greet him in bright sunshine.
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Eighteen Families Flee Watertown Fire
A restaurant fire in Watertown forced eighteen families to evacuate their apartments as smoke spread through a four story block in frigid early morning air. Fire Chief Joseph T. Dibble ordered the evacuation though the blaze was contained to the restaurant.
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Idea May Spread Nationwide Veterans Movement This Winter
The national chairman of the American Veterans Committee predicts a broad winter wave of veteran action similar to campaigns seen in London and Chicago. He argues veterans will mobilize nationally to advance their issues and influence public policy.
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No Improvement In Walker's Condition
Former New York Mayor Jimmy Walker remained in grave condition at a city hospital Sunday noon E ST as doctors reported no improvement. He is 63, had been ill for several days and was taken to the hospital after failing to rise from bed Thursday. Known for blending showmanship with politics he headed city administration from 1925 to 1932 and left a lasting public image as a flamboyant figure in New York.
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