Bishop Keough To Head Diocese
The Washington reports Most Rev. Francis P. Keough 56 of Providence chosen Archbishop of Baltimore by Pope Pius XII. The announcement also names Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patrick A. O Boyle 51 as new Archbishop of Washington. Keough's Hartford and Rhode Island service highlighted his rebuilding charity network and new Catholic facilities in Providence Woonsocket and Pawtucket.
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Woonsocket
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Rhode Island
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Loyola College Names New Head Francis Xavier Talbot
Baltimore on December 31 announces the installation of Francis Xavier Talbot as Loyola College's 20th president before about 200 delegates from 140 colleges and universities. Talbot, a former Georgetown historian and ex editor of America, is noted for Jesuit writings and North American Jesuit novels.
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Bloodshed Flares Across Palestine as General Strike Hits Jerusalem
Across the Holy Land attacks surged after the Arab general strike starts in Jerusalem. Casualties listed include eight Jews and six Arabs killed with 32 Jews and six Arabs wounded as Hagana blames Haj Amin el Husseini for the riots. Violence shifts to the Tel Aviv Jaffa border area as British police in armored cars intervene.
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French Assembly Passes Two-Section Measure Amid Strikes
The French Assembly approved two sections of a strike act to curb Communist-led disruption. Section one suspends existing penalties related to strikes. section two imposes up to 5 million francs fine and five years in jail for saboteurs or those who incite or prolong strikes.
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Escapees from Federal Prison Terrorize Farm Family
Cumberland man and two other inmates fled the L. Medical Center in Springfield, Maryland, taking a car with three guns. They bound Wil Aver on a farm, ransacked the home, and searched for weapons while a granddaughter retrieved a 22 rifle. Authorities pursued three escapees Edward Haon, Charles Steintosh, and two others still at large.
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School Site Dig Yields Echoes Of City History
The noted North Street dig reveals relics from past eras as workers uncover iron lamps, pottery, and a German Bitters bottle from 1862. The find sparks reflections on changing times and old generations versus new in Hagerstown life.
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CIO wage aims spark new HSC battle over postwar pay
CIO leaders press for higher wages amid inflation and profits, with 5 million members seeking gains. Marine engineers seek a 15 percent rise for 41,000 seamen while clothing workers win a first‑round raise for 148,000. Officials draft bills on price controls and allocation powers to extend postwar decontrol to steel, iron, grains, and transport.
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Autopsy Planned For Officer Fitzhugh Green in Danbury
Medical Examiner John D. Booth said an autopsy would be performed today on Commander Fitzhugh Green 39 a retired naval officer author and polar explorer who died yesterday in Danbury Hospital Green who spent WWI and Guadalcanal and faced probation on narcotics charges died after being treated at Newtown and then Danbury Hospitals He and his wife Margery Durant Green were indicted with Clemens P Deisler for supplying drugs with about 75000 dollars in narcotics over a three year period Deisler is serving six months and a 2000 fine Mrs Green treated at a Hartford hospital.
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Governor Urges Holiday Safety in Maryland
Governor Lane urged Marylanders to take extra precautions against accidents during the Christmas holiday season in Annapolis.
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Overcrowded South Potomac Junior High Faces Expansion
A report on South Potomac Junior High notes crowded conditions with 694 students, in which lunch spread requires hallway eating and classrooms double as spaces for meals. The gym, library, and toilets are repurposed, while expansion is planned under a bond issue to meet rising enrollment. Citrus fruits have been claimed in the Orient for 20 years.
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