Plan for Sunday services at damaged St. Joseph’s Church
Firefighters contained a 3 3 alarm blaze at St. Joseph’s (French) Church on Genesee Street. Interior damage was extensive but sacred vessels and the altar stone were saved. Rev. Norcott hopes Sunday services can be held in the church. No serious injuries reported.
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Blessed Sacrament
Charles J. Brady
St. Joseph’s
Patrick Smith
Henry Joncas O
E. Genesee St
Richard A. Clark
Syracuse
David J. Norcott
Noise ban around downtown hotels ordered by Chief Kinney
Police Chief John A Kinney ordered night quiet zones near downtown hotels after months of complaints from hotel operators and guests. Patrol officers will target horn blowing by motorists with summonses, a motorcycle unit will patrol the area, and signs will mark the zones as quiet areas under New York State Motor Vehicle Law.
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John A.kinney
Kinney
Herald-Journal
New York
Today's Features and Regular Sections Layout Summary
The clipping lists page placements for features across the day’s paper. It notes comics by Ida Jean Kain and Dr Dean, a Mary Haworth horoscope, a Talking It Over on page 16, Amusements on 52, Financial on 53, Bridges 17, Inq. Rep'ter 27, Classified S437 Junior Set 45, City Life 31, Kasenkina 29, Deaths 28, Radio 53, Zarl Wilson 23, Editorials and Sports 47-51, Letters 32, Winchell 23, and Today's Pictures on page 76.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
City Life
Kasenkina
Zarl Wilson
Winchell
Tomorrow Warmer With Clouds And Light Showers
A small low pressure area will move toward Syracuse, bringing warmer weather tomorrow with temperatures around 54 degrees. It will be cloudy with occasional light showers as the day trends brighter in the afternoon.
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Syracuse
Greeks Report Vast Communist Kill Count in Greece
A Greek general staff spokesman said the army eliminated 25 620 Communist rebels this year with 10 725 killed. He estimated 21 480 still remain in Greece.
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Athens CP
Greece
Auto Output Dips in Detroit Production
Detroit area vehicle production this week is estimated at 117 127 units, per Automotive News, down from 118 396 units last week. The trade paper notes a slight weekly drop in factory output.
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Detroit
Automotive News
Body of Elderly Man Found Near Erie Boulevard Intersection
Police seek identification of an elderly man found about noon near the Erie boulevard and Seeley road intersection. The body was discovered by surveyors Joseph Bilecki and John Cotterell while searching for a survey monument. He wore a brown coat gray trousers gray cap and black shoes with no upper teeth. No signs of violence observed. death suspected months old. Latter a battered suitcase was found nearby. fingerprint and crime lab personnel assigned to aid identification.
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Erie Blvd
Seeley Rd
Joseph Bilecki
John Cotterell
Bernard Nelson
Patrick Hanlon
Louis Waters
Crime Laboratory
Arthur Casey
Marshall meets Greece and Burma ministers confront communists
Secretary of State Marshall conferred with Constantin Tsaldaris of Greece and U Ohno of Burma. Talks focused on Communist threats and possible American aid. Marshall had just returned from Greece.
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Paris
Marshall
Constantin Tsaldaris
Greece
U Ohn Ot i
Burma
Five powers back Mexican Berlin plan at UN session
The Big Five nations voiced support for a peaceful settlement in Berlin during the United Nations debate. Dulles urged renewed effort while Vishinsky and Couve de Murville called for amendments. Britain’s Shawcross urged stronger action beyond words and patience in resolving global issues. The report notes the discussion continued in column eight.
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Paris
Security Council
Berlin
France
U. S
Britain
China
John Foster Dulles
United States
Dulles
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Maurice Couve de Murvilles
Vishinsky
Hartley Shawcross
Derailment Injures 65 in California Limited wreck
In Garden City Kansas the Santa Fe California Limited derailed eastbound injuring at least 65 passengers with 15 or more seriously. Ten of twelve cars left the rails while the diesel engine tore up hundreds of yards of track. No fatalities reported. Baggage and mail cars burst, sacks scattered across the field.
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Garden City
Kas
Santa Fe
California Limited
Here
Elissa Landi Dies at 43 Scarred by Hollywood Loneliness
Former screen star Elissa Landi died in Kingston Hospital at 43 after a cancer that began in her abdomen spread to her brain. Her husband Curtiss Kenny Thomas was at her bedside, and Dr. Kenneth Lefever said her illness became critical 36 hours before death. Landi, also a successful novelist, starred in Sign of the Cross and The Count of Monte Cristo and was said to be of Austrian-Hapsburg lineage.
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Kingston
Elissa Landi
Hollywood
Kingston Hospital
Curtiss Kenny Thomas
Kenneth Lefever
Miss Landy
Monte Cristo
Countess Zanardi-Landi
Elizabeth
Austria-Hungary
Colum
Court Battle Scores Again On Creditors In Brown Case
Creditor claims seek about 175000 in interest from the Brown estate. Bankruptcy Referee David J. Goldstein rules Brown will not owe interest beyond May 22 1936. Brown owed a final adjudication date as a bankrupt, drawing on a 500000 trust fund set by his mother Mary L. Brown. The decision follows arguments by Brown’s lawyers Rolland B. Marvin and J Norman Crannage. A show cause order for review was issued by Stewart F. Hancock, counsel for the Mary L. Brown estate, the same day.
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Julian S. Brown
Brown
Mary L. Brown
U. S
David J. Goldstein
Utica
Goldstein
Syracuse
Rolland B. Marvin
J. Norman Crannage
Marvin, Hand, Bush
RPI Professor Wins Wetherill Medal in Welding
Wendell F. Hess of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy received the John Price Wetherill Medal at Franklin Institute medal day for work in electric resistance welding.
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Philadelphia
Wendell F. Hess
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
John Prick Wetherill
Franklin Institute
To Be Prepared Quote At Hollywood Party
Van Heflin asserts at a Hollywood gathering that despite promises of peace nations are arming more than ever. A man asks George for personal advice after a domestic incident and the reply suggests stocking bulletproof cast iron dinner plates for future conflict.
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van Heflin
Hollywood
George
Campaign winds down as Truman Dewey prepare final shows
President Truman scheduled for a nationwide radio speech from New York City introduced by Tallulah Bankhead. Governor Dewey will attend a memorial dinner for Alfred E. Smith and spoke at the Herald Tribune Forum stressing unity and America’s need to avoid isolation.
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Associated Press
President Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Mr. Truman
White House
Trushan
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Tallulah Bankhead
Dewey
Alfred,e. Smith
New York
New York Herald Tribune
America
Hollywood Stars Support Santa Claus Foundation
Hollywood figures including Eddie Bracken Jack Carson Dennis Morgan and Virginia Mayo announce the Santa Claus Foundation near Fairbanks Alaska. The group aims to answer letters and send gifts to underprivileged children with North Pole headquarters handling international requests. CORNELIA WARD NAMED SAFETY GIRL IN 111 YEAR RECORD AT SHERMAN CONNECTICUT RECOGNIZED BY National Safety Council. SHANGHAI SILK RATION SALE ENDS IN MURDEROUS TUSSLE AS STORE CLERK REFUSES TO SELL TO ELIGIBLE BUYER.
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Hollywood
Santa Claus
Santa Claus Foundation
North Pole
Fairbanks
Alaska
Eddie Bracken
Jack Carson
Dennis Morgan
Virginia Mayo
Michael O’shea
Donald O’connor
Chicago
Cornelia Ward
National Safety Council
Cornelia
Martin Kennelly
Sherman
Conn
Haifa Hit by Dawn Arab Bombings Alarms Sounded
Arab planes bombed Haifa at dawn with little damage reported. Air raid alarms sounded twice during the night.
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Haifa
Palestine
UN Eyes Time for Cease Fire on Negev Front
UN sources report Dr. Ralph Bunche will demand Israel fix an exact hour for a cease fire in the Negev. The Security Council order said fighting must stop immediately and Egypt agrees to halt when notified of the time.
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Paris
United Nations
Ralph J. Bunche
Palestine
Israel
Negev
Bunche
Security Council
Plane crashes in fog after striking high tension wire
A KLM Constellation from Amsterdam to New York crashed near Prestwick Scotland after hitting a 132000 volt power line in fog. Eight people died at the scene, with 9 of the 38 aboard listed as Americans and two Dutch survivors gravely injured.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Royal Dutch Airlines
KLM
Willem H. Philippe
New York City
Jacob Beenkencamp
Tarbolton
Prosperity Agent Among Dead on Plane
Hermanus F. Tol of Holland, chief executive of Prosperity Co. distributors in the Netherlands, was among the victims of the Royal Dutch Airliner crash near Prestwick Scotland. Tol led Machinefabriek Reineveld N. V. in Delft and Societe Belge Reineveld in Brussels and represented Prosperity in both countries. His Syracuse care address appears in the passenger list.
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Hermanus F. Tol
Holland
Prosperity Co., Inc
Syracuse
Prestwick
Scotland
Machinefabriek Reineveld, N. V
Delft
Prosperity Manufactures
Societe Belge Reineveld
Brussels
Prosperity Co
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RPI
Taylor
Truman
Santa
Shanghai
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Amsterdam
Civil Aviation Ministry
John Adams
William Burton
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