Tragedy At Card’s Corners Prompts Family Loss In Fire
A Cedarvale Road home burned to the ground early Friday night trapping three Gregory children Frances A 2 Willet A Jr 4 Robert A 9 and Mary Anne who escaped. The father Mary Anne and her father suffered burns and were rushed to Syracuse Memorial Hospital. A heater blamed for the blaze. The 12 room two story house was consumed within an hour. Concluded on Page 2 Column 4.
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Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Killing Frost Warning For Tonight Across The North
Separate forecast notes a heavy killing frost likely tonight with temperatures near 30 degrees. The normal first frost date averages Oct 21, with variability from Sept 21 to Nov 12. the storm shifts eastward over Northeastern Maine as Duluth chills with a freeze tonight and Sunday clear skies.
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Weather Syracuse Area Forecast
U S Weather Bureau forecast fair and cool for Syracuse area with a heavy killing frost tonight. Tonight low around 30 degrees, Sunday and continuing cool with a high near 64 and low around 45. Sunset 5 17 P M, sunrise Sunday 6 24 A M. Records note today 80 in 1945, 22 in 1922. Relative humidity 93 at 8 30 P M and 81 at 8 30 A M. Weather Map on Page 3
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Towest
Strikers Tie Up Coal for Troops
Baltimore report says striking deck officers and engineers refused to sail a freighter loaded with coal for the U.S. Army in Italy because the company named a non union captain. Captain M. C. Butler, strike chairman of the Masters, Mates and Pilots Association, said the S S Thomas W Murray was set to sail for Italy today.
U S Probes Eisler Case From All Angles
Justice Department officials say they are examining all angles of Budenz charges against Gerhard Eisler while warning no action can occur without definite evidence of subversive activity. Officials outline three prosecution paths: espionage, overthrow of government by force, or Foreign Agents Registration Act violations. Eisler has not registered as a foreign agent.
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Louis Budenz
Gerhard Eisler
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Budenz
Communist “Daily Worker
United States
House’ Committee On un-American Activities
Isler
Byrnes Proposes Good Faith Pact to Ease East West Rift
U S Secretary of State James F Byrnes urged mutual good faith and reconciliation to narrow East West tensions. He spoke in a radio address on the Paris peace conference, as Molotov prepared to travel to the United States aboard the Queen Elizabeth for negotiations with the Big Four. Byrnes warned against propaganda and veto power as talks resume in New York on Nov 4.
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Russia
James IF. Byrnes
Paris
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V. M. Molotov
United States
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Soviet Union
Nation
U S Army Cleared of Blame Americans Mistreated
The United States and Yugoslavia clashed over whether Tito’s government enslaved or killed American citizens. Washington says at least 165 Americans were put in concentration camps, forced labor, and some sent to Russia, with up to 10 fatalities. Belgrade counters that these are Yugoslav citizens under domestic law. The note claims Americans with valid citizenship claims are denied rights.
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Belgrade
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China Holds Top Military Meet as War Looms Near Paoling
China’s highest government generals gathered in a pivotal session as forces advance on Paoling, capital of Hoapeh Province. Observers expect a decision on peace or civil war within two days, with Gen Chen Cheng leading the meeting attended by high command from Nan khaog.
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Hoapeh
Chen Cheng
Nankhaog
Thrifty Buying Cuts Prices Under Free Market
The OPA says American housewives now buy food on a 90 percent free market as thriftiness helps curb inflation. A downward trend in prices appears in food and commodities after a brief rise, with retailers promising to keep costs down. About 35 percent of items in the average family basket have been freed from ceilings since last Tuesday. The average budget shows meat 30.5 percent, fats and oils 2 percent, and coffee 2 percent decontrolled. Concluded on Page 2, Column 7.
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Truman
Welcome Home Day for 18000 World War II veterans in Syracuse
The city hosts Welcome Home Day as 18000 veterans return from World War II. A mix of formal ceremonies at the Jefferson Street Armory and numerous informal receptions at 22 sites mark the joyous homecoming with official and private welcomes across Syracuse.
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Power Tieup End Hinted In Pittsburgh News
In Pittsburgh 3200 Independent Association of Duquesne Light Employees members may vote to arbitrate ending a 26 day power strike crippling the city. President George L. Mueller said the general union meeting tomorrow would likely back arbitration.
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George L. Mueller
Independent Association of Duquesne Light Employes
Soviet paper accuses U.S. of using wheat relief as weapon
The Taegische Rundschau, the Soviet military government newspaper for Germany, charges the United States is using food relief selfishly to influence internal politics of wheat importing nations, accusing U.S. imperialism and interference in those states.
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Taegische Rundschau
Germany
United States
Bulgarian Premier Says Government Complies With U S Demands
Sofia Premier Kimon Georgiev stated in a day interview that his government is complying with essential U S demands for fair conduct of Bulgaria's October 27 elections.
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Premiee
Kimon Georgiev
U. S
Fuir
Bulgaria
Berlin Election Seen As East West Test For Democracy
More than 2,000,000 Berliners vote in a municipal election watched by the Allied powers as a yardstick of German choice between eastern and western democracy. Lt. Col. Louis Glaser says Berlin can judge the different governments, and the outcome will influence Germany’s and Europe’s future. There are 2,319,061 eligible voters for city and borough councils, to serve two years. Concluded on Page 2, Column 6.
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Louis Glaser
Germany
Europe
Inside note on Paris Conference test for lasting peace
The piece by David Lawrence questions if the Paris Conference will yield enduring peace or risk renewed conflict, featured on the editorial page. It frames the event as a crucial test with wide implications beyond diplomacy.
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David Lawrence
Communists Stay on Ballot
Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray denied a Democratic petition to remove the Communist Party from the November 5 ballot but ruled out three minor parties. He found insufficient grounds to oust Spencer C. Young, Democratic candidate for state comptroller, while striking the Industrial Government, Socialist Workers and Socialist parties for technical defects in their nominating petitions.
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Murray
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Ohio Couple Slain On Steps of Home
Tanton Ohio. Joseph Norcia 29 and Shirley Ann Robinson 22 mother of a two year old son were killed in an ambush as they mounted the steps to Norcia s home. Police say a shotgun was used but the weapon has not been found.
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Joseph Norcia
Shirley Ann Robinson
Norcia
Stalin May Visit United States in November
Halifax Chronicle quotes a highly Maced informant saying Premier Stalin may travel to the United States and possibly Canada in November. The report notes the potential trip could involve discussions with allied leaders and shape regional diplomacy.
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Halifax Chronicle
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Canada
Sensation Indicates Cyanide Source Behind Goering Death
Allied Control Council commissioners unveil a strange solution to how Hermann Goering obtained the cyanide that ended his life. Two Allied generals on the commission say Nazis planned for a quick, secret suicide for years. They suggest the key may lie in a possible Goering letter to Col. Burton C. Andrus, Nürnberg prison commander.
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Liermann Goering
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Goering
Burton C. Andrus
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