Deep Water A-Bomb Test Indefinitely Postponed
Washington reports the deep underwater atomic test was indefinitely postponed by President Truman. The decision cites the already accumulated data from five prior detonations and notes uncertainty about future value. Officers involved cite cost but acknowledge substantial data from grass-roots tests. The article mentions preparations and budget implications for the Navy.
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Navy race to build atom age warships ends era of guns
The United States moves toward missile guided ships with the 45000 ton Kentucky and 27000 ton Hawaii, first to carry carrier-based guided missiles. Vice Admiral El Cochran announces a shift from rifled guns to missile power, signaling a revolutionary change in naval striking power and ending the era of conventional battleship armament.
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Britain Means War Says Britain Means War
The Soviet Army newspaper Red Star accuses Brian Saturday of preparing for war as intense preparations rise in the Middle East. A Moscow broadcast cites Britain and Jordan as closely allied bases while British troops remain in the region. The British War Office dismisses war talk as ridiculous despite reports of troop buildup.
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King George II Makes First Public Appearance Since Recall
In London on Saturday King George II of Greece attended a performance of Frederick Lonsdale's new play But for the Grace of God marking his first public appearance since his recall to the throne. The event drew attention as the monarch appeared at the theatre amid heightened scrutiny of his status and public role.
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Wreck Kills Seven in Head on Train Collision
A head on collision between a fast passenger train and a freight train near here Saturday killed seven and injured about 50. Of the injured, 25 or 80 were hospitalized, with several in critical condition.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area this weekend
The U S Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy skies today with a high near 80 and a low around 65. Sunday will be partly cloudy then Monday mostly fair with cooler conditions. Record highs and lows are noted for today, with temperature readings around 93 in 1845 and 41 in 1940.
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Royal engagement rumors swirl around Princess Elizabeth
Rumors spread across Britain on Saturday of a romance between Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip of Greece. Observers note he is a naval officer and guest at Balmoral, with no official confirmation of an engagement.
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Greece reels as leftist pact shuns government amid invasion talk
Greece faces martial law rumors as the EAM signals willingness to resist only if monarchy is restored. Hoover calls halting Yugoslav food aid, citing Tito’s war needs, while a second rocket sighting over Serbia is reported.
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Plane crash kills 23 off Bathhurst in air tragedy
A four engine British South American Airways plane crashed at Bathhurst North Africa while taking off for Datel Brazi. Twenty three people perished with only one survivor Mrs de Gate tegno who fled Lisbon aboard the Yorke plane Star Leader. Reports say the craft sank quickly after going into the sea.
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Explosion damages U S Army ship Edmund B Alexander
An explosion ripped a large gap in the port side aft of the engine room of the former German miner Amerika, now U S Army troop transport Edmund B Alexander, as it sailed through the North Sea toward Britain. The blast shook the ship, knocked out its engines, and prompted a full Army investigation to begin Monday.
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OPA Crackdown Aims to Halt Winter Black Marketers
The OPA enforcement team led by Deputy George Monbash plans a tough winter campaign to trap violators in small markets. A corner patrol reported catching a suspect amid efforts to curb illicit sales and enforce authority.
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Special committee to study relief of meats fats oils
A special actor agency committee may be set up to study whether meats fats and oils should be relieved again to assure tear distribution The OPA and the Agriculture Department are assessing creation of such a committee A person selling black market meat may face easy treatment if he reveals the source Concluded on Page 3 Column 6
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Miss California titled Miva America of 1416 in Atlantic City
Reporter Frederick C Othman notes the draw of 48 contestants in Atlantic City beauty pageant events. Marilyn Buford, 21, wore the ribbon and was named Miss California Miva America of 1416 while Becky McGall and Janey Miller placed second and third. The piece depicts beauty contestants and fashion details with a humorous, tongue in cheek tone.
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Power Tieup Set Tuesday In Pittsburgh Area
A potential wage dispute could trigger a power shutdown beginning Tuesday at 1201 AM affecting about 1.5 million people in an 827 square mile steel region. Duquesne Light Co and major utilities in heavily industrial Pittsburgh work to avoid outages that would disrupt dozens of dependent communities and the city’s power supply.
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Jet sets new record at TTLE Dampston
A Gloster Meteor jet powered plane reportedly hit 616 miles per hour in a test run, breaking the former world speed record by 10 miles an hour. The official announcement came early Saturday after a test completion around 6 PM, with instruments later checked after midnight.
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Forecasts Five Months Ago Predicted New York Party Outcome
Syracuse Herald American political writer Laurance J O Toole reviews predictions from five months earlier in Political Periscope. The piece contrasts forecast with actual results and notes sections on Amusements and various pages including Financial, Books, Classified, and Sports.
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Gotham faces truck strike food shortage crisis
New York amid a truck strike shows food and milk shortages with 20 reliefs planned before Monday as mayor William Dover meets officials. Stores report scarce canned goods butter meat and eggs while unions press for a new contract and potential police power measures.
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Tugmen Leave N Y Boats Amid AFL Shutdown Threat
A spokesman for the AFL says the general strike threat would be the greatest in U S history and could halt shipping. Paul Hall, New York port agent of the Seafarers International Union, urged all organized workers to join if the government moves strike-closed ports. Seamen aboard tugboats in New York Harbor joined in sympathy.
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One Liner Sails AEW LORK to Norway
A voyage described as a single liner sailing toward Norway from the East River area. Passengers reportedly carried their own luggage aboard and faced no tug assistance during the journey. The voyage route linked Soorurgiin-Americanner Saravangerfield and Sarnmdsy, with the vessel moving east before turning north toward Europe.
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AFL and CIO officials dispute general strike plan
Pearl, director of AFL information, says government would not mobilize troops to man ships and dismisses the strike as ridiculous. William Green, AFL head, had voiced the idea. CIO official Philip Murray says Washington will comment after further discussion. No immediate comment from Green.
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World War II Veterans Life Insurance Lapses Rise
U.S. officials report billions in government life insurance lapse as more than 2700000 former servicemen let policies lapse or lapse risk remains high. reinstatement requires current premiums and a 30 day grace period through July 4, 1947. no physical exam needed. veterans with polices prior to 1946 face different terms and timelines.
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