Coed Dies In Cortland Sorority House Fire
A Cortland State Teachers College sorority house fire killed one coed and injured 10 others as classes were dismissed for Thanksgiving. Rescue efforts featured Lt. Levi Chase and other volunteers who aided victims and helped evacuate the building before firemen arrived.
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Ntt
Cortland State
Antegear
Birbara Kelsey
Faye W. Kelsey
Carthage
Marilyn Wisfer
Rotheston
Marie Meyer
Sturgeon Point
Derby
Lillian Rudenefsky
Center Moriches
Iiss Aler
Chase
Leadsing Parlain
Missery
Cole Rapaing
Revolt Denied In Venezuela
Caracas reports dismissed a foreign claim that President Romulo Gallegos faced peace arrest. High ranking officers allegedly pressed for his resignation and a coalition government formation. Gallegos remained in his official residence amid a government crackdown with no unusual activity seen.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Gallegos
Am Landere
Willemstad
Curacao
Gallegos
Khown
Hts Democratic Action Party
Striet
Today’s Features Return to Washington and Editorial Notes
A compact page item outlines President Cravan’s stance during the dock workers strike during a storied presidency. It highlights upcoming four year expectations tied to foreign aid, indictments, and key policy focus while previewing features on the editorial page and various sections such as Amusements Classified Deaths and Sports.
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Washinton
Dean Bain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Harageope
Ian
Guy Lite
Winchell
Tage
Welfare plan hinted to end dock strike hint
A report from New York says a welfare plan may be accepted by longshoremen to end the East Coast waterfront strike. A bargaining committee of the AFL ILA met federal negotiators as talks continued over a proposed 40 cent an hour wage rise and a welfare program details remain undisclosed.
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New York
A.F.L. International. Longshoremen's Association
Ttwee
Parter
Washington
ILA
TILA
Lay
Theve
Ben
West Coast Dock Talks Continue Amid Longshore Strike
Negotiations aimed at settling the lengthy West Coast maritime dispute proceed past the deadline with shipowners and longshoremen agreeing to meet again. The talks occur amid renewed efforts under the Rothe Murray formula despite earlier deadline expiry. In Paris, Australia begins a fight to admit new UN members including Italy, Finland, Transjordan, Ireland, and Portugal despite a U.S. veto.
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Paris
Australia
Tali
Finland
Jordan
Iraland
Portugal
United Nations
Religion Is Reds Enemy No 1 Says House Panel
Washington report summarizes a House Un American Activities Committee view that communism treats religion as Enemy No 1. The document argues religion must be suppressed to gain complete control over minds and actions, attacking faith within family, education, unions, and government as it seeks dominance.
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Washington
Monee UN- American Activities Committee
Gi Gorarth
Polish DPs Arrive Here Seeking Work
Three Polish displaced persons arrive in the area under the Displaced Persons Act of 1948. The Krebzdaks and Adams family are among the first to come, detailing prior forced labor in Germany and later naturalization as U.S. citizens. The report notes their migration from Wola Michawa, Poland, and the path of their wartime experiences.
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Adams
Anna
Adamses
Wola Michawa
Poland
Father waits long for boy then gets two
Fred Herman, a 28 year old landscaper, paced outside the Cleveland maternity ward as his wife Jean gave birth to twins after a string of prior boy and girl announcements. The first three reports alternated between boy girl boy before confirming two sons in a dramatic birth sequence.
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Cleveland
Fred Herman
Fred
Jean
Ed Has a Load On Walsington Whisky Truck Crashes Bridge
Ed Has a Load On Walsington Indiana reports Ko ward Seim, 44, drove a whisky flooded truck into a bridge. Police held Seim a day on four charges of driving while under the influence of whisky.
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Walsington
Ind
Koward Seim
Seims
Rose Makes Rare Bloom Despite Season Delay
Mrs. Ht Dunn of 412 Onelda Street picked a pink rose yesterday from her garden and today it has faded to a dull bloom, defying the regular season expectations in Novemben.
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Ht Dunn
Onelda St
More Nice Days Seen In Syracuse Weather Outlook
Moderate nationwide and Syracuse forecasts show temperatures holding for the next four days with gradual warming by Wednesday and Thanksgiving. U.S. Weather Bureau chief meteorologist A P Keller notes a shift toward milder conditions after remnants of a western storm dissipate. Rain chances persist with highs around 45 and lows near 38. drivers consider winterizing, though Keller has not yet winterized his car.
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Syracuse
Andrew P
Monlaa
Peentures
Tontarrow
Depres
Keller
Notable Ex-Senator Leaves Elusive Note at Train Stop
The article recalls the late Jaynes E. Walsdrt of Initiana, aged 84, described by Herbert E. Langham of Ip- Aaa clothing as a tricky figure. A stranger on a heated train exchange led to a brief incident with the brakeman, who was asked to note the man’s identity before departure.
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Jaynes E. Walsdrt
Bexenaloe
Initiana
Herbert E. Langham
Ip- Aaa
Reds Threaten East Flank of Suchow in China War Dispatch
Independent military dispatches report Communist forces threatening the east angle of Suchow while government troops maintain the initiative around Nienchuang. Fighting centers near Suchow and Pengpu Sus chow as martial law is declared in Peiping and a Communist raid on a government passenger train results in deaths and hostages.
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Suchow
Latouhd Nienchuang
Suchan
Nienchuang
Chinesc
Reds
Subsicn
Pengpu
Suschow
Peiping
Fuso-Yi
Kalgan
Shanghai
Bunner
Navia Chiang Warshek
Galle
Regimo
China
Asia
Communist Radio
United States
Ching Karshel
San Pranvleca
Man Charged In Lye Death
VAN BUREN Maine 39yearold laborer admitted jealousy led him to pour lye into another man's beer angering the death of his fiancée. He was held for murder in Fort Faith and faces arraignment. County Attorney James Archibald said Peterson will be arraigned here Friday.
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van Buren
Cail Peterson
Fort Fatetord
Yeonne Poilvas
Larry c. McManus
James Archibald
Peterson
Auto Sales Tips Cost Dealership Faces Probe
Washington report alleges a Wash Nation Oldsmobile agency took about 500 dollars in tips from new car buyers. Gener Majors Corp warned Kearney Oldsmobile its franchise, expiring September 31, would not be renewed. A General Molas spokesman cited testimony in House subcommittee hearings on questionable trade practices as a factor in the decision.
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Washington
Oldsmobile
Denton
Ite Saleamen
Gener Majors Corp
Kearney
Oldsmobile Co
Generalr Molas
House
Resignations in Defense Planning Office Prompt Replacement
The White House announced that Russell Hopley resigns as director for civilian defense planning. Press Secretary Charles G. Ross said Aubrey Mellinges will replace Hopley.
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Washington
House
Rus
Sell Hopley
Charles G. Ross
Aubrey Mellinges
Hopley
Air Search Launched for Breen Plane Near Hayward Wis
Five aircraft from Buck Webster's flying service started at dawn from Waukesha to find the single engine Stinson carrying singer Bobby Breen. The search covered Sawyer County and Hayward area after refueling in Stevens Point with volunteer pilots aboard. Webster believes the plane likely landed yesterday afternoon and that all five occupants remain with the ship.
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Wayward
Wis
Waukesha
Bobby Breen
Buck Webster
Stinson
Stevens Point
Sawyer County
Hayward
Breen
Webster
Déee
Soviet reply on money deemed satisfactory by UN council
Tuan A Bravnugla of Argentina said one Russian answer to Berlin currency questions appears satisfactory. He noted the November Security Council president expects comparison with U S Bellany and France replies to decide if a basis for agreement on the Berlin crisis exists. Bramuaglia scheduled a six neutral nations meeting to act once western replies arrive. If neutrals can craft a new plan, the full council may meet by month’s end. The six nation meeting likely tonight as delay has persisted for over a week.
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Bramuglia
Security Council
Berlin
Moonth
Eranuglia Zai
Searen
Truman Marshall talks may hinge on Europe policy
Washington report on recovery efforts in Europe and a broad foreign policy review as President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall prepare for talks. Harriman reported broad European enthusiasm and progress under the European Recovery Program while China and Chiang Kai-shek's request for U.S. military aid loom as urgent issues.
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Eferts
Europe
Marshall
Merbers
China
W. Averell Harriman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Harriman
Harriman Aeso
United Nations
Paris
Feeward
Aire
Charles E. Bailen
State Department
Aly
Chiang Ka Shek
United States
Changse
Ft Ching
CNIEF
Gedege
Menthar
Henri Bonesix
AP Theanhata
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