UN Pushes India Plan Vote Amid Korean War Split
At the United Nations a vote on India’s resolution to handle exchanged prisoners was pushed today. Western allies backed changes for a five month repatriation timetable while Soviet amendments sought to force homebound prisoners, with Peiping opposing the measure.
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Morea
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Ase Iseimuly
Chauthah Jose Carlos Muniz
Braz
Lo Hivey
Dean Acheson
Umit
Meno
Korea
Andrei Vishinsky
Wester
Syesterday
Russia
Heavy Snow Hits Buffalo Area Then Swings East
A winter storm dumped eight inches of snow over Buffalo and western New York, then drifted toward Syracuse and Onondaga County. Forecasts warn of continued cold, with highs near 28 and widespread unsettled conditions into tomorrow as another cold snap moves across the northern plains.
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Ely
Syracuse
Dutty
Giuspert
Faye Onondaga
Pyar Wansay
Missouel
Conton
Syraclee
Train Victim's Body Kills Woman
A newspaper item reports a fatal train incident involving a woman killed while near a railway. The fragmentary text mentions several names and locations such as Marshville and Eltington and references witnesses or related persons, with no clear cause or outcome established in the readable lines.
TODAY'S FEATURES A NEW TV TO HOLLY ANANT
Feature notes and amusements fill the page with music and letters. Sports coverage highlights today include updates on multiple events and scores. The column references readers and a variety of entertainment items across the page.
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Holly Anant
Ntorr
Mhedustey
Mazinuis
Olly
Dearie
Thief Steals from Varney Home in West Dead Creek
A thief entered Harold Varney’s house in West Dead Creek yesterday afternoon while the family was away. He ransacked the home, taking a drawer’s contents and other valuables, then fled in a dark green sedan. Police urge anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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Uwkey
Varney
Varnes
Luchese Given Notice Of Deportation Move
NY report states Thomas Luchese known as Three-Finger Brown entered his attorney's office claiming an easy route to naturalization. U S Attorney's office and PBS agents responded as court actions and deportation are pursued. Civic groups criticized the handling of the case amid private hearings and appeals.
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Thomas
Luchese
Gingland
Ictuiaing Genaturalizy
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Tonis J. Frobuch
U.S
PBS
Sicily
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Fire at Texas gasoline refinery injures three
A large gasoline leak at the Eastern States Refinery in Guston Texas led to an explosion and a fire. Three men were injured as flames and smoke filled the area, with responders battling the blaze.
Local jury to hear case on crossing death inquiry
In Bybee County, a trial opened after a fatal crossing incident. The body of a man identified as 42 year old Winraunth was found near the highway. Investigators reported a possible switch device. a verdict is pending as the investigation continues.
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Dee Ad. Shneon
Bybee County
Coponen
British Steel Auction OK'd in Commons overnight
The House of Commons approved a plan to privatize the nation’s iron and steel industry in an all night session ending at 6:06 AM. The measure passed second reading by 605 10 289 and faces further committee and third readings after Easter.
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London
House of Commons
Eisenhower eyes tough response to Korea clashes
Washington reports Eisenhower at his headquarters warning of a vigorous reaction to any challenge from the enemy as Allied troops clash near North Korea. A raiding party sought positions, artillery supported, and a missing soldier was later reported: no further details. In North Korea the war zone saw B26 sorties against Communist targets and a patrol in MIG Alley as clouds hindered operations.
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New York
Unt
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Seoul
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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No Man’s Land
Biggins
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Noren
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Korea
Nur
Heavy Fog Crashes C-54 Killing 46 at McChord
A C-54 crashed in heavy fog near McChord Air Force Base killing at least 46 aboard, including 14 women and children and seven crew members. Survivors include an eight year old serviceman’s son and Bobby Wilton, 20, in critical condition. Colonel Jack Stovall said civilians and military personnel were aboard, with destinations including Fairbanks and Anchorage. The loss marks the fifth Alaska flight disaster for the 5th Air Force in less than 0 days amid turbulent weather and a ground-controlled approach gone wrong.
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Wwmen
Jack Stovall
Military Air Transport Service
McChord Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Ilaca
Air Force
Alaska
Bobby Wilton
Am Jatown
Lucama Hospital
Stovall
Nile
McChord
Jaloppy Slain VAKLANT and Galih Trone Incident
A fragmented report details a killing linked to individuals named Jaloppy Slain VAKLANT and Galih Trone. The text mentions Edward Sanders and several scattered terms implying violence and a confrontation, but fails to provide clear sequence or location.
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Vaklant, Galih
Edward Sanders
No Sale Report In Trade Market Yesterday
Fragmentary OCR indicates a stalled sale in the market with a misread amount of 8880 and unclear cash flow terms. The readable bits suggest a halted transaction and uncertain final pricing. Further reliable text needed to confirm parties and exact figures.
Japanese cabinet threatened as no confidence vote passes
In Tokyo the Diet adopted a no confidence resolution against a cabinet member in a move that imperiled Premier Yoshida's pro American government. The measure, approved 203 to 110, signals crisis at a time Yoshida seeks U S alignment while inflation and economic stress pressure policy.
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TUPI
Shigeru Yor
Suiich
Yoshida
United States
Yoshida Tiberal
Paris
Theda
Diet
Man Finds Aunt Trapped Under Dresser For Four Days
In New York a man arriving for dinner discovered his aunt Emma Benson pinned beneath a five-drawer dresser after four days. The 55 year old, a semi retired resident living alone, suffered multiple spine fractures. Hospital officials said she is in serious condition. Her nephew Johnny Benson called police and helped break down the door. Neighbors had not seen her for days.
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Emma Benson
Ettient Rendmen
Johnny Bens
Ting
HO Ana
No Good Tools VORTER Okla Votive Heist at National Bank
A confused OCR fragment reports a break in at a bank in Vorter Oklahoma. Thieves reportedly stole tools from a hardware store and attempted to crack a safe but failed to open PAG safe. Details, names, and exact timeline are unclear due to garbled text.
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Ney Wen
Chilean Septuptets Hoax Shocks Santiago
In Santiago a wild publicity stunt claiming septuplets were born last night sparked mass attention. Police denied any such event while multiple papers treated the hoax as credible, with some outlets labeling it a student prank amid festival.
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Santiago
Chile
Federal Police Fosay
Tait Sutmanen
Toby
Caron Molina
Red tape protests by Kazakh steel workers in Siberia
In Jevertia central Siberia workers from Kaznetek basin protested bureaucratic delays after their factory sent a document from the Kharkov Institute of Fire Bricks. They estimate a six month full-time effort by about 40 workers to complete 400 questions. no officials have yet visited.
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Kaznetek
Siberia
Jevertia
Kharkov Institute
Holiday Death Toll Drops Across Nation
The National Safety Council reports a lower Thanksgiving holiday death toll than recent years with 99 fatalities. Motorists faced fewer highway accidents, suggesting improvements in holiday travel safety compared with 1940s levels and prior years.
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Syrar
Wavellas
Jateviatts
Paelon
Toy
Una
Imir
LMG
National Safety Council
Thanksgiving Day Weather Report Noted
A fragmented local item notes Thanksgiving day weather and mentions several children including Miss Wi Whe MyeCrmarty and Richard ta with age figures 143 and 14H, indicating a community weather and social note amid holiday planning.
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N. EL Ip
Tauive
Richard Ta
Roses are red Vides are bluty Orchids are $1.95
Odd local verse line with playful pricing many words unclear. Reads like a humorous blurb or puzzle fragment with floating names and numeric amounts. The readable portion hints at a light hearted ad or joke item.
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Will Donde- Mons
31 Bags Searched Despite Protest
In YoroYama Japan customs searched 31 bags of seven Russians who claimed diplomatic immunity before they left aboard the Tasman. The group, including Heen and Wong Kong, were to depart on the Tasman after a change in shipping forced transfers.
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Yoroyama
Japan
Tae
Heen
M Row
Wong Kong
Tasman
Koy
Taman
Nao Tarlay
Heat Stays On As Ames Sees Unseasonable Temperatures
Readable fragments show spring heat lingering in Ames with temperatures remaining high. Officials warned no relief from the heat in sight as records near for the period.
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