DiSalle Blames Laws For Price Increases In Washington
Price Director Michael V. DiSalle testified that new price ceilings from existing laws will harm the economy and noted a tense exchange in Charlotte. He described hostile remarks and said he fears returning there while Caudle faced questions about lax enforcement and a broader probe into Justice Department files. The hearing touched on inflation control, political pressures, and the administration’s stance on price orders.
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Washington Price
Michael V. DiSalle
Charlotte
D. C
Caudle
North Carolina
Subcommittee
Justice Department
J. Howard McGrath
Coal RP. King
D-Calif
Department
King
Adrian W. DeWind
Foes Tried To Kill Him Caudle Says
Washington dispatch reports that T Lamar Caudle, former assistant attorney general, claimed threats to his life due to efforts to dismantle rackets in North Carolina while testifying before tax scandal investigators. Truce talks in Korea move to ratify an armistice framework with staff officers settling six final disputed points and outlining timelines for a full agreement within 30 days if negotiations proceed.
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Washington
T. Lamar
Panmunjom
Korea
North Carolina
Lay
Caudle
Truman
United Nations
Justice Department
Flouses
E.S.T
S.1
Red
Taft Denies Truman Blast on Money in 1950 Race
Senator Taft told a Senate hearing that President Truman’s claim of "special interests" pouring cash into Ohio to aid his opponent is completely false. He said opponents used funds and front groups. Ferguson charged carpetbaggers and out-of-state organizers backed Taft’s foes. The probe, led by Senator Hart Mette, may widen.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Senate
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
The
Ign
Sonal Life
T&m
Rain Snow Weather Shift Drenched Syracuse Forecast
The Weatherman predicts a mix of rain and snow today with a wind shift from east to west-northwest. Tonight's low drops to 28 degrees and tomorrow will top out around 35 as conditions flip between mild and bitter. Snow began around 11:30 PM and changed to freezing rain after 1 AM then sleet until about 6 AM.
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Keller
Syracuse
Streamliners Crash Near Woodstock Kill 16 Hurt 60
A head on collision between two New York to New Orleans streamliners near Woodstock Alabama killed 16 and injured 60. The Southerner traveling north from New Orleans collided with the Crescent southbound after a bridge outage forced use of Southern tracks 320 miles from New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Woodstock
Ala
Birmingham
New Orleans
Crescent
Louisville Land
Nashville
British Navy torpedo era fuels political standoff missed tests
Fragmented excerpts describe a tense postwar scene with references to British Atlantic actions, a proposed policy on rifles, and a grand jury probe in St. Lawrence County. Judge John Groes and official Wells are named amid a report on immunity waivers and testimony delays as investigations unfold.
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Rome
Britain
Atlantic
Net
Naval Command
Canton
John Groes
HH. Wells
Ogdensburg
Mississippi
Churchill
Sage
St. Lawrence County
Ten-Year-Old Botched Robbery at Portland Store
In Portland a 10-year-old boy tried to hold up a hardware store with a loaded .35 caliber revolver. He covered part of his face with a red handkerchief and, after a brief attempt, the older accomplice failed to appear. Authorities say the case involved fragile foreign policy chatter as officials met to discuss security.
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John
Exchequer
Butler
Lees
State Crime Commission
U. S. Treasury
Gether
Winston Churchill
Hungarian Bulgarian Satellite Troops Battle in Korea
The refugee weekly Hungaria, based in Munich, reports a 4500-man Hungarian anti air craft artillery brigade and Bulgarian Signal Corps troops allied with Communist forces in Korea. The report cites confirmation from the Chinese New China News Agency.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Korea
Hungaria
Munich
Chinese New China
UN Assembly Faces Split Over Peace Era Debates
Editorial page by Mar quis Childe critiques the UN’s division into two camps amid hopes for lasting peace. The piece signals concern over entrenched quarreling among delegates and the challenge of unity at the United Nations.
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United Nations Assembly
Dépair
Marquis Childe
U N Talks Sought on Private Disarmament Plan
The United States agreed to private disarmament talks with Russia as Asia Arab states proposed a four power meeting under Mexico's Luis Padilla Nerve. Scepticism remained over the plan while Vishinsky had not decided on an answer.
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Paris
United States
Russa
Iraq
Pakistan
Syria
United Nations
Russia
Britain
France
Assembly
Luis Padilla Nerve
Mexico
Philip C. Jesup
U. S
Britain Pushes Own .280 Rifle for Allied Standard
Allied defense ministers met with the NATO military committee to discuss adoption of Britain's proposed .280 rifle as the standard Allied firearm. The session involved 12 chiefs of staff and followed ongoing debates within the alliance.
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Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Police Capture Brother Muggers in New York Case
New York police report two brothers, including one linked to a wave of thefts, face arraignment today over multiple incidents. The suspects are accused of robbery, slapping and punching showgirl Geene Courtney among other victims.
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New York
Geene Courtney
Palica
Dembin Named Among Ten Hunted Fugitives Surrenders
A jumble of names and phrases from an AP dispatch notes Dembin, 39, long sought since February 1935, surrendering as one of the nation’s ten most hunted fugitives. The FBE said the event followed a New York street ball as authorities announced the latest development in the case involving aliases and suspects tied to long prison terms.
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Liam Stone
Coiling
Washington
Meyer
George Sn
Colina
New Yorth
York
FBE
Dembin
Connect
Korea Vets Due to Be Indicted Over Sparkill Bank Robbery
FBI said Derabia was among 4,414 voters tied to a bank robbery case in Sparkill. Indictments in New York accuse a group including Marines and Dembin of interstate transport and robbery. Several defendants are connected to a staged car theft and an Indian landing during a 1935 crime wave.
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Sparkill
FBI
Derabia
New York
Frangsco
Sone
U. S
Navy
Menard
First National Bank
Marine Veterans of Sparkill
Dembin
Rea
West Coast
Cap-Vez
Allies kill the Woman in Black on the western front
Canadian gunfire stopped a Chinese Communist assault led by the so-called Woman in Black as she charged Allied positions with about 300 followers. Bouchard of Jonquierre fired at close range after hearing her cry come on. The body lay in snow in no-man's-land as heavy Chinese artillery kept troops from recovering it.
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Andrei= Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Jessup
India
Sir ‘Benegal Rau
Rau
Sion l
Ga Panmunjom
Yonchon
Sun- Day
Key West
Fla
Gibraltar
White House
Eighth Army
L. Putnam
Springfield
Mass
Panmunjom
Rome
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Putnam
Eric Johnston
Pukhan
Zisen
Joseph Short
Herelin
United Press
Kumsong
Europe
Shorliand
Yanggu
Korea
Bouchard
Jonquierre
Quebec
No-Man's-Land
Army helicopters airlift 4500 wounded in Korea
Twelve Army helicopters in Korea evacuated 4500 wounded from battle lines between January and November. Pentagon briefing cited Lt. Joseph L. Bowler, a veteran aviator who set a record for flying out more wounded than any other helicopter pilot in Korea, hauling 506 men in 437 missions.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
Fliat
Joseph L. Bowler
British Soldiers Wounded in Ismailia Ambush
Egyptian terrorists in white robes attacked a signal corps party repairing telephone lines near Ismailia in the Suez Canal Zone. The incident wounded none of the British soldiers.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Ismailia
Signal Corps
Soldier parks jeep at meter sparks street quip
A brief, humorous exchange unfolds as a soldier leaves an army jeep by a parking meter. A passing cop jokingly scolds him to pay the meter while the soldier retorts that the jeep long belongs to both of them.
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Baddie
Father Fights for Son Dies En Route to Hospital
Robert Phelps attempted to rush his two year old son Raymond to Memorial Hospital after a convulsion halted their car on Route 43 near Baldwinsville. County and Baldwinsville police joined the transport but Raymond died before arrival.
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Baldwinsville
Memorial Hospital
Robert Phelps
Raymond
Emma
Phelps
Stop Haggling Pool Power NATO Stop Haggling
A chaotic dispatch from Kalamazoo Michigan reports General Dwight D Eisenhower pressuring NATO allies to stop haggling over command and pooling sovereignty. He cautions against delay as a strong Western security line against aggression is necessary and mentions a baby born after the mother’s death in a hospital incubator as a somber symbol. The piece notes uncertain references to Atlantic Pact formations, German reinforcements, and NATO talks with ongoing debate on alliance leadership and integration. Page 14 column 2/1.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bey
Farina
Borg Bess
Mahlon Ruder
NATO Council
Rhine
Britain
Ubanes
Atlanti New China News Agency
Ae Rite Il Issouth
Shanghai
NATO Chiefs of War
Colums
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