End Dock Strike on East Coast Settlement Reached
Agreement to end a long dock labor dispute on the East Coast is announced. Forecasts show unsettled weather with possible rain and flurries over the weekend, but no heavy snow expected. The Washington climate snapshot notes unusually warm November conditions, with regional snow shortages persisting.
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Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Adrondacks
Chis
Saranac Lake
Watertown
Canton
India
Andrew Heller Ian
Red Out Teen Fad Causes School Alarm
A high school fad called Red Out prompts threats of expulsion for pupils who perform the breath hold and fainting ritual. Freshman Eacline Ward collapsed during the stunt after 10 breaths and puffed cheeks. Staff, including Principal Hammack, attempted to revive her with water and sedatives as classmates watched.
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Scnool An- Thermes
Dreath Anl
Hammack
Trico Consolidated Fagh School
Eacline Ward
Becate
Eaton backs alliance of West powers in defense push
Retiring chairman of the House Foreign Attack Committee urged a Western European defense alliance to deter aggression. He said U S powers should be ready to extend military aid as needed, to deter any conquest attempts. He listed Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg as key partners, with the United States and Canada aligned across the Atlantic.
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Wastio
Amercan Milier
Western Earave Tre
Pusna
Ressian
Riet
Eatonasia
Congress
Elance
Studs Imolves
Garada
United States
Atlantic
Britain
France
Belgum Tre
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Editorial previews a renewed GOP after election defeat
A columnist argues the Republican Party should shed past relaunch and offer no apologies. The piece notes plans to present on pages SB and 55 with regular features and local news listings across pages 2 4 and 30 38 39 46.
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Republican Party
Marcis Childs
Hiscolin
Comesida
Jean Kane
Dean Crosstart
Mary Haworth
Heresrope
Espnnanes
SanovSer
Wanewell SL andLeners
NO HOLIDAY FOR TRUMAN NO HOLIDAY FOR TRUMAN
President Truman will have a large Thanksgiving dinner at Blair House for Mrs Truman and Margaret but will spend most of the day working at the White House. The White House will be closed and no services will be held at Washington Cathedral as the president's office is busy with accumulated duties.
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Washington
Ins
Truman
Blair House
Trumat
Fti
Puno- Sylvamne
White House
Charles G. Ross
Washington Cathedral
Store Hours Announced For Holiday Shopping Season
The division of commerce announced extended hours for downtown stores during Christmas. Stores stay open until 8:20 PM on select Saturdays December 6 and 11 and on Friday and Saturday December 17 and 18. They stay open until 8:30 PM on December 21 22 and 23. Christmas Eve closings are noted with early closures, while regular weekday schedules apply outside these dates.
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Merce
Syracuse Gives Thanks In 100th Year Festivities
Syracuse celebrated its 100th year with reunions and parties across hotels and restaurants as hundreds left town and visitors arrived by tram bus and plane. Reservations were heavy and institutions hosted special dinners amid a day of feasting and gratitude. Loversity students crowded rail yards stations and airport as traffic peaked in a city-wide public holiday vignette.
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Olyane
Syracuse
Ines
Flames Rout 55 Roomers in Hotel
Flames swept through a downtown Albuquerque hotel early today trapping and injuring several guests. Firefighters battled the blaze on the third floor as residents fled, with 55 roomers displaced and authorities investigating the cause.
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Albuquerque
Kompo
Horn in Boy Throat Triggers Chain Reaction
In Omaha Nebraska a boy’s throat horn caused a chain crash as police arrived to help Billy. A squad car plowed into Ralph Lundstrom’s vehicle, injuring him and damaging two cars. The squad car struck a fire hydrant, spraying water and delaying medical response. Lundstrom was taken to hospital as officers prepared charges for reckless driving. Billy’s father revealed he had removed the horn earlier.
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Omaha
Neb
Billy Carpenters
Ralph Lundstrom
Lundstrom
Vane
Billy Billy
Wife's Jail Team Cuts So Mate Can Eat
A chaotic court scene tonight shows Judge Buckley suspending further service for a woman charged with disturbing the peace as a man claims he will miss Thanksgiving dinner. The case ties to a broader dispute over a $69,300 settlement linked to a Detroit area incident on a highway near Willow Run Airport. The injured man, Low, suffers months in hospital with operations ahead, while a separate settlement claims $176,000 against Arline Pissen ker and Transfer Corp of Detroit.
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E Dungslown
Upi
George Hooker
Luckey
Jonny Weoker
John J Buckley
Cleveland
Anton Lox
Arline Pissenker and Transfer Corp of
Detroit
Christ
Igeniey Low
Batroit
Willow Run
Low
State Sate Deer Confession Led To Car Trunk Discovery
State police report Stanley Driller confessed planning to cause Thanksgiving dinner with a deer found in Miller car trunk. Elmer Turner, Raymond Strius, and Norm Hemzelman accompanied them to the office. Miller fined $199 for illegal possession and the deer was confiscated.
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Reading
Stanley Driller
Bethlshem
Ganz
Elmer Turner
Turner
Miller
Norm C. Hemzelman
Kempton, Pa
Magsitaic
Raymond HW
Striusser Ny Foxby Hanborr
Siren
Son
Hemzelman
Jury Ignores Verdict Duty for Thanksgiving Dinner
An eight man and four woman jury remained deadlocked after 20 hours of deliberation and would resume today after Thanksgiving despite a promised turkey dinner with all trimmings at their hotel. Judge W Russell Carr noted the impasse linked to a malley era malaise as the jurors persisted in their deliberations.
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John O Malley
W Russell Carr
Ireland Leaves Commonwealth Triggering Foreigner Status
London reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee told the Commons that citizens of southern Ireland will be treated as foreigners in the United Kingdom following Ireland’s withdrawal from the Commonwealth. The historic move shifts legal status for Irish residents in Britain.
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London
Southern Ireland
Dee
United Kingdom
Centralization Move Opens Police Substation in Minetto
A new police substation will open in Minetto to centralize state police operations in southern Oswego County. The Phoanig substation will close Tuesday, with the Minetto location expected to maintain a four man force and at least one officer on duty at all times. Commander Capt John P Rowan Toop DB announced the move citing Oswego County ties and midtown positioning between Fallon and Oswego.
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Owego
Phoanig
Miinetto
Civeas
Aren
John P Rowan Toop
Onondaga County
Oswego
Ronga
Ronen
Mynelta
Fallon
Minelta
Corichuird
Cohenm
Thanksgiving Toll Rises to 25 in Nationwide Killings
The Associated Press reports Thanksgiving Day observations begin with 25 violent deaths nationwide since 6 PM Wednesday. Traffic crashes account for 23 fatalities. two other violent deaths and two miscellaneous causes are noted by noon today. Last year’s toll was 128 with 107 road deaths and 16 from other causes. In 1946 the toll stood at 68.
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Associated Press
New York State
Sixty Percent Back British Aid Plan, Press Says
A London report states sixty percent of Britons favor the Marshall plan while one percent oppose it. The remainder are undecided or uncommitted, with the Tapress noted as once against the program.
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London
GPP
Aloaks Daly Dapeods
Reprets
Reds Ban English at Mukden Schools
Chinese newspapers report that Communist occupation forces in Mukden have forbidden English instruction in schools and colleges and ordered courses in Russian instead, signaling enforcement of language control.
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Pers
Mukden
Lourses
Police Seize Arms Truck in Upper Manhattan
Police stopped a truck in upper Manhattan containing a cargo of tiles machineguns and ammunition covered by old clothing. Five men were charged with violation of the Sullivan Act claiming the cargo was hired for transport to New Brunswick. Police denied knowledge of the cargo and said they were hired by an unknown man to move it from a garage to New Brunswick. Earlier, police seized a large arms shipment believed destined for Jewish forces in Israel.
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New York
Upper Manhattan
Ave
New Brunswick
Israel
Average factory wages hit new high in October
The Labor Department reports average weekly wages for twelve million four hundred thousand factory workers rose to 34.84 dollars amid a longer work week in most industries. Wages increased nearly 50 cents per week in October as hours extended.
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Ndhingron
Labor Department
Fight for peace words echo from Connecticut Yankee
Fragmentary diary style lines reflect a longing for universal peace. A midwestern voice cites a Connecticut Yankee declaring, we all want peace and will fight for it if needed, highlighting global desire for harmony despite conflict.
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G Robinson
Ellen Star
Tos Angeles
Connecticut Yankee
Thanksgiving twins arrive at Syracuse General Hospital
Thanksgiving Day brings twin boys to Mr and Mrs Michael E Walker of 462 Winter Street. The twins born at 1:34 PM and 1:17 AM weighed eight pounds eight ounces each. Leo Vespi and Reginald Bates also welcome children, joining siblings as families celebrate the holiday.
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Ieee Wyle
Het Boys
Toca
Syracuse General Hospital
Michael E Walker
Tin Boys
Leo Vespi
S State
Berlin Evacuation Plan Airlift Aids Patients
Two British and American authorities today announced plans to evacuate about 1,500 German hospital patients from Western Berlin to West Germany. The aim is to spare them hardships of a winter blockade.
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Berlin
Amerian
West Germany
Union to Vote on Saturday on Dockworkers Pact
New York report says mediators reached a tentative pact ending a crippling East Coast dockworkers strike. About 85,000 longshoremen would receive a 13 cent hourly wage increase retroactively, subject to union members approving the terms.
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New York
Uion
Cyrus Ching
Federal Mediation and Generiation Service
Peace Is Closer in West Coast Labor Talks
Negotiations eased a coastwide strike as two barriers fell with Pacific American Ship Owners Association agreeing to bargain with the Marine Cooks and Stewards and Alaska trade group. National Labor Relations Board halted an election for radio operators until after contracts expire August 21. AFL International Longshoremen sought higher pay. employers offered modest increases. Settlement would end a months long disruption. committees led by Joseph P. Ryan and John V. Lyon will seek member ratification.
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San Francisco
Pacific Amercan Ship Owners Association
CLO
Marine Cooks
Alaska
National Labor Relations Board
Genve
AFL International Longshoremens Association
Joseph P .Ryan
TEU
John V .Lyon
New York Shipping
Ching
Nnion
Beng
Lyon
Mempers
Escape When Fire Demolishes Plane Near Los Angeles
A TWA plane arriving from Washington burned after landing at Municipal Airport. All 23 aboard, including four children, escaped with no serious injuries. Fire started in an engine. authorities will determine the cause. Pilot Captain Evan Lewis and crew aided passengers as the aircraft was destroyed. Local fog limited visibility during the emergency.
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Los Angeles
Washington
TWA
Evan Lewis
Capt
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