Police Hunt 2600 Lost By Student In 1947
Police search for 2600 dollars reportedly lost by Silvio Palombi a 25 year old Syracuse University student and former military police lieutenant Palombi said he misplaced the money from a date deposit box in Amsterdam while visiting relatives with his German wife Earth and two young children The family traveled by bus and taxi to Utica and Syracuse while Palombi wore his coat and carried the children during the loss The investigation included checks at Greyhound terminals and alerts to Little Falls Schenectady and other police agencies
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New York
Mohawk Valley
Silvio Palombi
Syracuse University
Leutenant
Patombi
Amsterdam
Earth
Tom Fine Arts
Michael Kennedy
Louis Priombi
Suinday
Amsteram
Patricia
Peter
Schenectady
Filomenia de Lucia
Palombi
Silvin
Little Fale
Palombis
Utica
Syracuse
Haven Rd
Etfe
Colvin St. Palombi
Kennedy
Bernard Nelson
Greyhound
Court Appeal Delays Japanese War Criminal Executions
General MacArthur says condemned war criminals in Porvoo will not be executed until the U.S. Supreme Court acts on appeals by Hirota and Dolhaorn. The next SCOTUS meeting is expected in December, potentially delaying hangings set for Pearl Harbor anniversary.
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Porvoo
Douglas Macarthur
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Garmay
Pearl Harbor
International Milliary Tribunal
Washington
Yesiar Yfley
Koki Hirota
Kenji Dolhaorn
Lawyer evasive about resigning amid commerce turmoil
Washington report says lawyer dodged questions on resignation rumors as Commerce Secretary debated policy shifts. The piece notes ongoing speculation about leadership changes and touches on international economic tensions and political maneuvering shaping today’s headlines.
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Tolley
Sawyer
Tolnion Apesae
Tilas
Europe
International
London
Waelmuri
Germany
Wer Aalind
Reds Set Up Own Government Amid Berlin Split
Desperate fighting around Nanking and Buchow as Communist forces press southward. Reports say a 140,000 trapped army and a larger umbrella of Chinese and American units respond to the crisis with strategic moves and troop movements.
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Nanking
Induction Call Out To 10,000 Formations
A dated notice states military induction plans targeting 10 000 volunteers with a February call scaled to 5 000. It references defense efforts and a national mobilization theme, noting dates and numbers amid wartime organizational activity.
New Berlin Plan for Mediation Joins UN Session
The report outlines a mediation plan drafted by Juan A Braroughs, the Argentine foreign minister and retiring UN Security Council president. It calls for a coalition of Western and Eastern powers to coordinate a new expert commission and for each major bloc to appoint its own representatives. The plan aims to stabilize the Berlin crisis with a 10 day window and includes conditions for potential future talks. The piece links the proposal to Cold War era weather conditions and regional frost warnings.
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Paris
Berlin
Juan A. Braroughs
United Nations Security Council
Isi
Basle
Ieltaln
Reanee
Russia
Bramuglia
Syracuse
United States
Andrew P
Lindbergh Sees Army Officials at Fort Richardson
Charles A. Lindbergh is said to be conferring with Army officials at Fort Richardson Alaska to discuss defense needs of the territory. The report indicates a high level meeting aimed at examining Alaska necessities.
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Alaska
Charles
A. Lindbergh
Fort Richardson
Hill Coed Marian Clark Named Farmer's Daughter Finalist
Miss Marian Clark of North Norwich Syracuse University is the No 2 Farmer's Daughter finalist representing Central New York. She placed near the top at the National Karen I Show in Chicago, with Patsy Miller of Osceola Iowa judged first. The article notes Clark's expected final appearance and her family background.
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United States
North Norwich
Syracuse University
Marian Chink
Chl
Omege Soverity
Clark
Central New York
Chicago
Patsy Miller
Osceola
Ana
B. Clark
Athens
Stalt
Sig
Eage
Peloponnesus
Governor Dewey Declares CAP Day in Albany
Governor Dewey designated tomorrow as Civil Air Patrol Day in Albany to recognize the excellent services provided by the CAP in war and peacetime. The proclamation honors CAP members and their contributions to national defense and civilian aid.
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Albany U.P
Dewey Jax
Civil Air Patrol
CAP In War
Peac
Mirage Tales and Intrigue in New Mexico Scene
A muddled account reflects ethnologist James and Paton in New Mexico with mirage lore, desert hotel life, and social banter about a pretty woman. The fragment hints at gossip among visitors and cryptic remarks about attraction and wit.
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New
Mexico
James & Paton
Dinagr
Tuncheon
Opera Hoopla Lights Up New York Opening Night
Celebrities fill the opera house for the 64th annual opening as Mie Meiroppisten Opera Company debuts with Tesshalle. A socialite, Mrs Harmen Spencer Alwetsic, reports a missing diamond ring worth $22,000 during the third act, causing a moment of worry among attendees.
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New York
TNL
Mie Meiroppisten Opera Company
Hones
Harmen Spencer Alwetsic
BNE
Opera House
Inter- Amlaston
Auguate
Crow Pulls Bird Letters From Stunt Mail Mystery
Tonkawa Oklahoma reports solve of missing letters puzzle. Postmaster Harry J Barclay misread clues as letters vanished twice. Mailman Paul Water reveals the letters were being carried away by birds with help, a third letter traced to theft ongoing.
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Tonkawa
Okla
Tonskawa
Abvela
Harry J. Barclay
Barclay
Paul Water
Mal Weer
Fragmented Local Legal Notice From 1947 Fraud Case
A Fulton Superior Court case involves A. T. Vaughn charging Joan Fowler with fraud over a deaf mule sold for $95. Fowler contends the mule was simply stubborn. The text also references a July 6 1947 incident with a birth in Toledo and a confusing exchange about a mule and hard hearted remarks.
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Atlanta
Fulton
Ralote Mechelland
Add’ Laley
A. T. Vaughn
Joan Fowler
Fowler
Fire forces evacuation at convalescent home
A fire ripped through the second floor of a convalescent home, forcing 18 elderly patients to flee in their night attire. Most residents were carried to safety and cared for as temperatures dropped.
U S Sends France Note on Ruhr Problems
An American diplomatic note on the Ruhr issues was delivered to the French Foreign Office. Contents of the note were not disclosed.
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U.S
France
Ruhr
Hvay
Doctor Honored as Outstanding Family Doctor of the Year
Dr Buck Prearly of Due West South Carolina was named the outstanding family doctor of the year by the American Medical Association today.
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Louis Dr
Buck!" Prearly of
Due West, S.C
The
American Medical Association Today
Berlin Berlin election clash halts Sunday vote
Communist leaders in Berlin declare a rival city government after selecting a mayor and magistrate. Western and Soviet sectors erupt in demonstrations as anti Communist officials resist a private action they call unlawful. Police bar access to City Hall as the crisis unfolds.
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Berlin
Pup
Ick
Bevin Io
Wieeily
Witte
Shaw
la Magistrate
TRIS
United Nations
Soviet Union
Paris
Friederer Ebert
Opstreimar Republic
Evert
UMG
Boyraly
Avestern Restorn
Share Gifts Plan in London Aims for All Mothers of Newborns
Princess Elizabeth announced today a plan to share gifts with mothers of all babies born in the United Kingdom. The initiative seeks to celebrate newborns on a common day.
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London
Elizabeth
United
Kingdon
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