Testimony alleges two Communist rings in State Department
Washington dispatch: secret testimony released by House committee claims two underground rings operated within the State Department in the 1930s. Whittaker Chambers named Alger Hiss as connected to a government apparatus. Noel Field also surfaced in testimony. Chambers described efforts to keep the group cohesive amid Communist influence.
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Washington
House
Comenidor
State Department
Mundt
RS. D
Xixen
Whittaken Chambers
Time Magazine
Chambers
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Ghambers
Svas Noel Field
Field
Buelly
Puble Oy
New York City
Communist Party
Tadin
Nis
Jena
Security Council pressed Israel on Bernadotte killing probe
Britain and China urged the United Nations Security Council to demand a quick report from Israel on progress in the Bernadotte assassination investigation. Three-power mediators in Jerusalem reported Jewish Governor Bernari Joseph Smitheth MacDonald accused a deliberate campaign to discredit the truce mission and its mediator. France and Britain prepared a resolution for tougher action against breaches of the truce as Syria Ukraine and Russia clashed over Bunche’s findings.
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Britain
China
Security Council
Israel
Folke Bernadotte
Wwe
John 5
MacDonald
Consular Truce Commission
Jerusalem
Council
Bernari Joseph Smithet MacDonald
Ralnh Bunche
United States
Bernadotte
Jeruser
France
Syria
Ukraine
Russia
Runche
Twenty-One Missing at Manila Coast Dip
Twenty-one persons were reported missing today after a naval incident off North Luxon. Customs Commissioner Alireée io Lennanit announced the discovery and ongoing search efforts by authorities and coast guard teams.
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Manila
North Luxon
Customs
Alireée Io Lennanit
Dewey Deadlines and Editorial Spin Stir Page Mix
A fragment from an editorial page notes former governor Dewey’s passing and hints at a renewed presidential contest, with Marquis Childs’s column and references to various features on pages 2 and 27 among other regular sections.
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Empire
Anit
Dewey
Campalen
Marquis Childs
Ean
Dea Mery Haw
Bironore
FAGE
Ing. Reuter
Nsenkina
Tadio
Social
State Highway Plan Postponed After No Bids Received
The Syracuse area arterial highway project was postponed as no bids were received after advertising. The state estimated the cost at about 477000 dollars, with the project to be opened and rescheduled.
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Syracuse
Agaliy
Ita Blvd
Pigeons Halt New York Courtroom in Feathered Fracas
In Queens two jet black pigeons disrupted a Special Sessions Court session as Magistrate Horn struggled to keep witnesses and reporters focused. Agents from the ASPCA considered removal, nets were waved, peanuts sprinkled, and the day closed with the court adjourning and the pigeons still present near the window.
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New York
Gfia City
Maziserate
Queens
Peter M. Hocn
Fie
American Society For
Horni
Dinosd
Tar Sheve Judgst
Special Sessions Court
Picture Pis Hagerstown Photo Interest Despite Break‑In
Report mentions a camera installed to photograph burglars at a local site in Hagerstown. Notes a break in yesterday and references Rep. Robert Wotlar addressing a Republican audience about repealing a federal tax. Mentions the congressman’s wife gave birth to twins that summer.
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Robert Wotlar
Congress
Regime Recognizes Palestine Authority in Gaza
Beiruti Lebanon Syria announce recognition of the Palestine Arab government established in Gaza, signaling a shift in regional stance. The move aligns with ongoing diplomacy and affects Arab world alignment.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Labanon
Syria
Palestine Arab
Gasa
Palestine
Indian Summer Forecast Sparks Debate Across Regions
The Syracuse Weather Bureau notes a warm period after the first frost, while Chicago's forecaster claims Indian Summer is over nationwide. He cites frost skeptics and expects temperatures around 40 at night and 60s by afternoon, with cooler spells tonight and tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Red Strike Ebbs as Coal Industry Slows
The French campaign offensive waned today while coal and rail activity resumed. Webb reported a near normal rally, and nationwide workers returned to their jobs after a week of sporadic stoppages. In Paris taxis reappeared after a week-long strike. About 40,000 transfers and displaced workers faced a three-week stretch.
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Imine Webb
Paris
France
Indictments Name Syracuse Clerks in Mail Theft Case
Federal grand jury accuses Eugene Cimino 25 04 413 Tally St of embezzling mail from Syracuse stores during July and August. He admitted handling letters and estimates about $100 taken. Herbert Williams 68 also charged with stealing mail including a check to Dr. Broderick Smith. Trial details noted in a partial report from U.S. District Court before Judge Stephan W. Breen.
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Syracuse
Postoffios
U.S District Court
Stephan W. Brena
Clark
Eugene Cimino
Tally St
Asitane T
Andrew Click
Cimino
Hevier
Cuveke
Culcke
Anopheh Syracusie
Herbert Williams
Willams Culick
Chook
Broderick Smith
Salinast
Willams
Antor
Jcallek
Botlee
Iars
Joseph Nichole
Midland
Ava
Williams
Ned
Dewey
Hie Gulick
Everest Allen Downs
Kargas Oily
B. Vellesl
Joritn
Congress
Rearnyn Bitte
Judge holds union in contempt over injunction breach
The court ruled the International Typographical Union in contempt and ordered union officers to appear within 10 days to prove compliance with an injunction. The judge cited alleged violations of contracts and newspaper employee protections in the dispute.
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Inthanarolas
Fedora
Jurge Luthar WM
Swygert
Thternational Typographical Union
Unian
Aniulaveris
Cael
Britain to match U S warship units in war on birds
A fragmented report states Britain plans to standardize military aircraft and radar gear with U S naval units to reduce bird caused accidents. The British defense ministry cites 18 plane incidents last year and outlines radar and aviation equipment changes to improve Royal Navy and Royal Air Force operations.
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Sam Omy Ene Oem
Standardiny Mower Planta
London VP
United States
Mavyy Ministey
The
Express
Royal Navy
Nelda
Royal Air
Navy
Dodger’s Qualifier Attracts Mysterious Herd Chase
A confusing report describes a bizarre chase involving a herd of cattle on a public road near Buffalo. Ladd, sheriff’s deputy, dodged the fleeing animals as a vehicle towed away a stray cow. George Guilt led the hen, believed owned by Clifford Dhuvishns, amid the odd scene.
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Mitchinzy
Uulfalo
S. Onondiggard
Alf Pole
Sheriff's Office
Ladd
George Guilt
Clifford Dhuvishns
Ousted Vet Appeals Disloyalty Ruling in VA Case
Newark Vermont veteran Ku tcher, 85, who lost his job on a disloyalty ruling after alleged Socialist Workers Party membership, plans to appeal to the VA and pursue appeals up to the Supreme Court if needed. The three member panel in Philadelphia found him disloyal after a closed hearing.
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Newark
Om Sames Butcher
San Pietro
Italy
Supreme Court
Kutcher
Philadelphia
Socialist Workers Party
Trotskyites
Vom Clark
Kuleher
Denias
Siprone
Berlin Story Shortages Grim in Reich Capital
An early Berlin dispatch describes wartime hunger and cold as shortages bite. Civilians face rationing and fear while the city relies on airlifted supplies. Officials caution about a grim winter as conditions worsen in the German capital.
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Reich
President Truman to reply on atomic energy in major speech
The president plans a 9 40 P M address from Minnesota Wisconsin era on atomic energy program. He aims to rebut opposition and outline a national plan as Governor Dewey and others react. The speech follows recent remarks and signals a new phase in atomic policy.
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Ernest
B. Vacarro
Anoaid Srushcy
Tials
Traviax
Gey
I. Dewey
Mitwautkee
Atomis
Charles G
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dewey
Phoenix
Ariz
Philadelphia
Rody
Truman
Kate
Thomas E. Dewey
Martinique Case Held Up in Washington Dispatch
Washington reports a delay in confirming new U.S. policy on Martinique amid Caribbean tensions. Officials say consular posts are being closed mainly for economic reasons, with no asylum changes announced and protests expected over the defense posture and sailing routes through the Panama Canal.
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Washington
United States
Martinique
Caribbean
Pris
Tseng
Wik Ve Data
U.S
Panzraa Canal
DP to Sail From Bremen for New York October 22
Washington reports the State Department group of displaced Europeans plans to sail to New York from Bremen Germany on October 22. The House Immigration Subcommittee was advised today about the voyage and its arrangements.
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Washington
Berlin crisis draw shows neutrals balking at Soviet bid
Paris reports say Western powers push for Security Council action as Moscow rejects mediation. Bevin blasts Soviet ambitions while neutrals Argentina Canada Belgium Colombia Syria and China propose a new plan but the Berlin issue returns to stalemate. Four power ministers council looms amid currency and blockade questions.
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Paris
Berlin
Sternity Council
London
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Earlene
Americon
National “Union
Ising
Wes Counsell
Juan A.“Bramusiia
Gomel
Council
Oneeling
Che
Kerma
Moscow
Wester Power
Argentina
Canada
Belgium
Colombia
Syria
China
Foreign Ministers Council
Germany
United States
Aritaka
France
DoSding
Security Council
Bowling Ball Thief Lacked Bowling Spare Power
Police reported a theft of 41 bowling balls from a truck en route to Buffalo. The suspect, described as a local or nearby resident, reportedly did not make contact with scoring or strikes, as officers pursued the case with limited details available.
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Bufealo
Troles
Samiel
Bonavico
Dewey Dinner Odd Encounter in Owosso
An original mind remark follows Dewey as a young man in Owosso Michigan enters a eatery and orders a ham sandwich. A waiter prompts action with a casual line and Dewey replies in the moment, climbing onto a stool.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Clark Gable
Owosso
Michigan
Dewsey
Walter
Young Dewey
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