Second Jail Escapee Captured Near Elizabethtown
State Police captured William Moody 32 of Saranac Lake in a barn near Hemme Valley about 25 miles west of Elizabethtown. Companion Edmund Hart 21, of Heeseville, was caught in Grent Valley on Tuesday night and faces murder charges for Earl Torrence’s death. Authorities used dogs to search Adirondack woods for the 10 inch iron bar used in the escape.
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Elizabetutic
Tocay
William Moody
Saranac Lake
Hemme Valley
Elizabethtown
Hi T. M
Edmund Hart
Heeseville
Bmoody
Grent Valley
John F. Crowley
Harts
Hart
Moody
Torrence
Two Die in Air Crash in Soviet Occupation Zone
Royal Air Force officials said two crew members were killed and two injured when a Srittsa C-d7 airlift transport crashed about three miles west of Schoen last night in the Soviet occupation zone. Authorities reported the incident occurred near Berlin and is under investigation by RAF observers.
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Berlin
Timn Personelere
Biled
Royal Air Force
Schoen
Wallace versus Wallace on policy and the Marshall Plan
Marquis Childs analyzes editorial page debate over Henry Wallace and the Commonists and the rejection of Wallace’s charge that the Marshall Plan is a Wall Street device pulling the U.S. into war with Russia. The piece appears amid notes about other features on pages 29 through 63.
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Henry Wallace
Wal-lace
Rusa
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Br. Dean
Mary Haworth
Amusements
Financiel
Bridge Inq-Peporter
sGhaled Eet Juhise Ser
City Life
Dantas
Rauia Earl Wilson
Winchell
Eisennewer
Baby Daniel McNamara dies in trailer bunk gate accident
Daniel McNamara six-month-old dies when a folding gate on the upper bunk of a double decker bed wedges his head. The child, a son of Lt. and Mrs. Charles McNamara, faded after resuscitation efforts failed at Onondaga General Hospital. Survived by parents and two brothers, with the father stationed at Westover Field Mass. The incident occurred while the mother hung laundry at Sunset View Cottage trailer camp. Coroner notified. last rites given.
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Daniel Ne-Namara
Charles McNantars
Sunset View
W. Genesee Gt
Westover Field
Mass
Alr
Berlin
Daniel
Lake Winds Diminish End of Erie Shipping
Heavy winds on Lake Erie diminished today allowing a group of freighters to emerge from hiding spots along the lake. Gusts of 60 to 70 miles an hour had previously stowed ships at the eastern end.
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Buffalo
Lake Erié
Sleepy Beauty Dies After Long Comalapse
Anna Marie Cox, 21, nicknamed Sleeping Beauty, died after 283 days in a coma in Santa Monica California. Reports say she succumbed yesterday following a prolonged illness linked to injuries from an accident in Topanga Canyon while her husband sought a divorce in Tacoma. Local officials note private nursing home care and the ongoing legal action.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Anna Marie Cox
J. H. Brown
Buffalo
Anna
Washington
Cain
Njury
Weir
St. John's Hospital Freigate
Tacoma
Ife Royal
Marlyce
Harry B
Welland Ship Canal
Nobel Peace Prize Withheld By Norwegian Committee
The Nobel Committee announced that no Nobel Peace Prize would be awarded this year. Two thirds of the prize fund from Alfred Nobel’s will will go to the Nobel Institute’s special fund, with the prize purse totaling about $41,000.
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SLA
Norway
es—Ine
Alved EB. Nobel
Nobel Institue
Dulles Named Acting UN Delegate as Austin Illness Delays
President Truman designates John Foster Dulles as acting chairman of the U S delegation to the United Nations and names Benjamin Cohen as US delegate to the General Assembly in Paris to replace Warren Austin who is ill. Dean Rusk to serve as Cohen’s alternate. Secretary Marshall returns for a peace outlook review at the White House. Forrestal travels for possible historic steps in diplomacy and defense amid China and Europe tensions.
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Key West
Trumatt
John Poster Dulles
United States
United Nations
Benjamin Cohen
Giet United States
WNI General Assembly
Paris
Warren Austin
Austin
Deans Rusk
State Department
Cohen
China
Europe
Truman
White House
Forrestal
U Lon
Higher Firm Tax Is Urged in Congressional Talk
Washington hears calls for a 4 percent boost in the corporate income tax to raise about 1.1 billion dollars. Knutson cites large corporations and the steel industry as examples, arguing individual tax cuts are off the table and profits should be taxed more.
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Washington
Rey Kit
Knutson
Septate
I. Knutson
Bus Seats Are Cut In Syracuse Transit Vandalism
The Syracuse Transit Corp reports vandalism on two new news passenger buses on the Westcott Dudley line. A section of rear leather seats on buses 791 and 777 was slashed with a fire and the rubber packing pulled out. Police are pursuing suspects as more buses arrive for service this week.
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Syracuse Transit Corp
Weetcott-Dudley
Westcott
Aavonsgenger
Westcatt.linte
Aficisis
Truman to End Vacation Sunday Returns to Washington
Key West reports President Truman plans to end a two week vacation aboard the Presidential plane the Independence for the flight back to Washington. He appears in good spirits and weighs about 174 pounds, roughly five pounds less than when he took office.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Lvna
Washington
Quake Shakes Oporto Rouses City Dwellers
A strong earthquake struck Oporto Portugal early today waking residents in the northern part of the city who fled into the streets. No casualties were reported as authorities assessed minor damage and searched for injuries.
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Oporto
Portugal
Feline stowaway found on airliner headline tale
An inline stowaway cat was discovered on a TWA flight during a routine check at Municipal Airport. Mechanics removed the engine cover, the cat leaped into view, and was later named Core by mechanic R. G. Bell before being handed to his son. A separate note reports Maurhoss, 20, Addison, charged with third degree burglary for taking food and a shirt from his brother in law.
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LOS Ances
Municipal Aire
T.W.A
Goonte
Aineves
Whitler
Chicago
Anid
R.G. Bell
Blmina
Tex
Maurhoss
Addison
Klay
Deer Seen Again After Two Years In Dolgeville Plot
Emory McGowan and friends from Stratford report spotting a buck they first saw two years ago. The eight point deer had escaped but returned this week and the group consumed the animal in the tamte area.
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Dolgeville
Emory McGowamt
Stratford
McGowan
Tamte
Chicago man robbed of 400 watch in getaway car
Manny Berger, 40, of Chicago, ran into his home to deliver a message for his wife but emerged minus his 400 watch and an AGF in the 1947 automobile. He vows to call for help next time.
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Chicago
INS
Manny Berger
Egypt Seizes U.S. Vessel Flying Trader at Port Bald
Egyptian authorities halted the American Victory ship Flying Trader in Port Said. They confiscated cargo after labeling showed Genoa as destination but labels claimed Tel Aviv. The ship carried 38 vehicles 4000 bags of rice batteries and auto spare parts and was ordered seized by the city military governor as the master initially refused unload. The U.S. State Department said it is investigating.
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Fort Said
Egypt
U. S. State Department
Washington
Seston
Ishraidisel Steamship Co
Genoa
Italy
Tel Aviv
Port Bald
U.S
United Nations Seeks Berlin Currency Solution Experts Called In
The American delegation at the United Nations summons Berlin currency experts from Washington and Germany to draft answers for a four power control plan. Juan A Bramuglia of Argentina leads a new conciliatory move to resolve the currency issue and bridge East West gaps. The effort aims to craft a Security Council resolution satisfactory to both sides amid stalled four power talks.
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Paris
United Nations
Berlin
Washington
Germany
Juan A Bramuglia
Argentina
I Bramuglia
Pew
Tw Security Council
Ber Jlin
The
United States
Car and Wife Abducted in Poughkeepsie Night Theft
Police chief George Einduitter reports a stolen car with the wife inside. an assailant took the vehicle near Market Street and attempted rooming at the Nelson House Hotel. The wife remained in the rear seat as the thief fled, leaving the location at We Blocks alvay.
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George Einduitter
Market St
Nelson House
Leadbiter
Cold weekend forecast for the region
The forecast warns of a sharp drop in temperatures with 33 degrees expected tomorrow night and highs not above 40 on Saturday. Strong winds will push readings down at night while Friday offers milder afternoon with possible rain. Frost was reported with a 25 degree low recently.
Heavy Snow and High Winds Sweep Western Regions
A powerful winter storm with heavy snow and winds up to 100 mph moved across western Kansas Nebraska and eastern Colorado. The system driven by a tropical typhoon threat swept toward the region with temperatures dipping as the storm heads toward Southern Japan and Okinawa.
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Norvo
Chicago
Kanas
Okinawa
Nebraska
Cele Lis
Japan
Air Force Decisive in Suchow Victory Report
Government spokesman claims Suchow battle concluded with 326000 Communist casualties and 40000 nationalist losses. Air force and ground troops mopped up 30 miles around Suchow as 1250 US marines head from Guam toward Tsingtao to bolster naval forces. Some observers say victory range uncertain. Nanking braces for potential three month stability. Railroad from Pukow to Suehoin said in govt hands, disputed by neutrals.
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China
Nanking
Suchow
Asay
Cheng Linshih
Chang
Arine
Guam
Tsingao
Suchoy
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Tsinan
George W. Malone
Jn-New
Tokyo
Associated Press
Douglas Macarthur
Navy
Chow Chih-Jou
Chen ¥ I
Suchen
Chou
Pukow-Suehoin
Marshall Cancels Trip to London
London officials disclosed that United States Secretary of State George C. Marshall canceled his trip to London to accept an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from London University. His early return to Washington from Paris forced changes to his plans.
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London
United States
George C. Mare Ishall
Teniabt
London University
Washington
Paris
Marshall
Noah and the Ark Answer at Tex Party
A young girl at a Texas party correctly answered a moot question about Noah and the ark. Her teacher had asked what Noah did when the floods subsided and provisions were exhausted, and she replied with “On dry land.”
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Ann Baxter
Waittle
Noah
Miele
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