Infant dead mother fighting after gas in John Street flat
A one year old girl Wanda Jean Hrynyk died from suspected monoxide poisoning in a John Street upstairs flat. Her 22 year old mother Helen Hrynyk was hospitalized unconscious after inhaling oxygen. Police and coroner investigated cause while neighbors Ralph and Emilio Hrynyk reported the scene.
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Onondaga General Hospital
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Ralph Hnayk
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Editorial storms keep Truman clash alive amid rumors
Today's feature outlines rising editorial pages debating alleged meddling in presidential campaign. Marqus Childs voices concern over sideland wealth ties and anti Truman forces, amid mid campaign rumors of southern Democrat revolt. Regular pages include horoscopes, amusements, and social news.
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Marqus Childs
Sideland Co
Truman
Od Nen
Jean Kain
Dear Cross
Mary Haworth
Ina
Enp
Life
Radio U
Winchell
Euenhower
Donors Reach One Million in Syracuse Chest Campaign
Syracuse and Onondaga County Community Chest donors raised 1,175,240 dollars to support 34 agencies and the USO, with one third of gifts under 25 dollars. The drive reached 97 percent of its goal, aided by late donations, though the national average was about 95 percent.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
USO
Syracuses
Comparson
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Column 6
Alarms Urged In Hill Houses
FME CER William J Connolly urged Syracuse University fraternities and sororities to install fire alarm systems after the Fire Department’s annual inspection. He said inexpensive electrical systems with bells could alert all residents, citing a Cortland fire that killed two sleeping girls.
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FME
CER
William Jf Connelly
Syracuse University
Connelly
Cortland
Food Index Rises From Last Week in Wholesale Market
The Bun and Bradstreet Wholesale Food Index climbs to 8638 this week, up from last week. The index tracks the total value of a pound of 31 broadly used foods, valued at $637 today versus $96 a year ago.
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York
Bun & Bradstreet
Blast Kills Nine at Amora Explosives Factory
Nine people were killed and several stores were injured when an explosion wrecked an explosives factory in the village of Amora near Lisbon Portugal. Local authorities reported the blast caused extensive damage and prompted emergency response crews to seal off the area.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Amora
Rain rainmaker warned of possible lawsuits says law review
Stanford Law Review warned that tampering with clouds to cause rain could trigger lawsuits claiming rain ownership. It argued no one owns the clouds and a landowner would face difficulty proving theft of thunder, while a rainmaker might face challenges showing interference with land use. London report notes a Colonial Office campaign to educate the public on colonial affairs after a survey found half could name no British colony.
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Palo Alto
Cabt
Stanford Law Review
London
Colonial Office
United States
Excuse That Works Leaves Franklin Lakes School Closed
The Franklin Lakes Board of Education ruled the borough's elementary school will remain closed indefinitely due to drought conditions. Two wells supplying the school have been ruined, keeping students at home as repairs and water supply assessments proceed.
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Tranklin Lakes
Sumor
Board of Education
Mother's Day Founder dies in Philadelphia
Ana M Jervis, early organizer of Mothers Day, dies in Philadelphia after long illness at age 34. Her reverence for her dead mother sparked national observance and recognition, marking a turning point in holiday history.
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Mother’s Day
Philadelphia
Anaa M Jervis
Mrothers
Russian guard Berlin records rise in Venezuela cabinet shift
A chaotic account notes Venezuela aiming to form a new cabinet after a distant Philadelphia gathering remembered a late mother figure. Gallegos pressed a central crisis as a cabinet reshuffle and a push for a government plot tied to a hospital and a Soviet style setup.
MacArthur Upholds Death Sentences For Seven Japanese Leaders
Tokyo dispatch reports General Douglas MacArthur confirmed the death sentences for seven top Japanese wartime leaders, including Hideki Tojo, imposed by the International Military Tribunal. He ordered executions to proceed unless the U.S. Supreme Court intervenes, a contingency deemed unlikely, and upheld other prison terms and lesser sentences for remaining convicts.
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Tokyo
INS
Douglas MacAlllin
Npor
Mararthur
Fan Est “Lik
Allied Supreme Command
Thanksgiving Holiday Travel Devastation Across Rail Air and Road
A scrambled report details a wartime holiday travel rush crippling trains buses and planes amid exodus fears and defense attorney maneuvers. It notes appeals to upheave exectutions in the US and mentions justice actions surrounding Tojo and other Japanese leaders, with attorneys signaling strategies and Supreme Court considerations.
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Huutenardy
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Pennsylana
New Jersey
New York City
Willy Expo
Colima
Thanksgiving Day Weather Outlook Says Clouds Keep Temperatures Mild
A stray high pressure over Mississippi and Ohio Valleys shows little movement into New York and Pennsylvania. It will be cloudy with temperatures not dropping much, keeping conditions mild for the holiday.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Werther
Asal Stout
Atlantic
New England
Veteran Breaks Wrist Pruning Neighbor's Tree
A veteran at Syracuse University pruned a tree on a campus route when a branch snapped, sending him to the hospital with a fractured wrist. Neighbors assisted until an ambulance arrived to transport him for treatment.
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Pranee
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Rizick
Gugel x
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Syracuse University
Alu Dent
Cartier
Queille Wins Confidence Vote in Paris Parliament
Parliament in Paris backs Premier Henri Queille amid a midterm government crisis. The unofficial tally shows broad support, while Communist deputies voiced opposition, as Queille seeks to stabilize policy amid China and global tensions. President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall face cabinet-wide pressures in Washington, with Marshall planning international meetings after a Paris visit.
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George C Marshall
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Marshall
Australia
Lever
Train Wreck Near Faithley Alabama Nips Pullmans
A Southern Railway passenger train en route from Memphis to New York City derailed near Faithley Alabama early today. Officials report three Pullman cars overturned with minor injuries among several passengers.
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Tennessean Southern Railway
Memphis
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Modern Girl Prefers Castle to Castle in the Air
A fragment quotes a speaker noting modern girls favor solid plans over dreams. She remarks that a man’s rival suitor might be less mercenary, and jokes about a dinner in a city setting as a contrast to youthful days.
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Tay
Tomanna Sale
Brion Rouge
Resigns Pastor Takes Church Post In New Jersey
Rev Griatt T Krohn resigns from East Genesie Presby terian Church effective May 2 1949 and heads to Plambeld NJ for a pastorship. He served in Syracuse after ordination in 1938 and Army Chaplaincy 1941 46. Krohn expanded church programs and youth work. married with three children. Pulpit committee names two successors and alternates.
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East Genesie
Succasunna Presbytenan
Savage
Syracuse
Krohn
US Army Chaptain Corps
Tohn Wagdegth
East Cenesee
Woodcock
Vir Krohn
Inflation and price controls eyed by Truman critics
Washington reports show a slight drop in the October cost of living, the first in seven months for the index. Officials debate whether foreign spending and rearmament keep inflation rising, while food costs pull overall living costs lower though remain high versus prewar levels. Thanksgiving dinner costs rise to about 547 for a family of four.
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Truman
Congress
Edwin G Nourse
Council of
Hownomic Advisers
Nourse
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Yast
Indeo
Jon Hale
Ind
Chester Bowles
OPA
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White House
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ELS
Gas blankets town as ammonia leak panics Lebanon PA
Ammonia gas from a ruptured tank near an ice plant sent panic through Lebanon county seat. Residents pleaded for help as authorities evacuated and doctors treated burns. Police urged calm while hospitals prepared for possible injuries.
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William H Paihyen
Rama Stariape
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Burns
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Edward Toms
Penteanie
Police Grove N J
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