US General Reaffirms Stay in Berlin for Unified Germany
Maj. Gen. George P. Hays, deputy American commander in chief, said U S forces will remain in Berlin until Germany is unified with Berlin as its capital. He rejected Russian ouster threats and stated the four power setup will not change, inviting Russians and French to join a bi zonal merger as Frankfurt decides economic matters.
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United Press
Berlin
George P. Hays
United States
Germany
Hays
Red Army
Russia
Taeglicher Rundschau
Radio Moscow
Tass
Moscow
Frankfurt
Fist Fights at Paris National Assembly Over Leader Vote
In Paris the national assembly erupted in fist fights after Edouard Herriot was re-elected president over Raoul Calas. Acting president Marcel Cachin adjourned until 3 pm amid chaos as deputies clashed and the lights were cut. Herriot won 317 to 174.
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Paris
National Assembly
Edouard Herriot
Assembly
Raoul Calas
Marcel Cachin
Cachin
Vincent Auriol
Violette
Maurice Violette
Left Republican Union
Pierre Herve
Brittany
Marcel Pommoeuf
MRP
Vosges
Herriot
Calas
Atomic energy plant forecast by end of 1949
Sumner T. Pike of the U S Atomic Energy Commission predicted that an atomic power plant could be in operation by the end of next year. He said initial output would be small and mainly to run pumps blowers and auxiliaries, with gradual use to supplement other sources.
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NEW York
Sumner T. Pike
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Pike
Cooper Union Forum
Fire statistics echo hazard trends in the United States
The article notes that a fire breaks out every 38 seconds nationwide and a home catches fire every 144 minutes. It highlights ongoing fire safety concerns and implies widespread risk across communities.
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United States
Slot machines not lottery say Idaho officials in test case
Idaho attorney general urges Supreme Court that slot machines are not a lottery under state constitution. Scott Smith of Homedale faces 200 dollar fine after conviction for operating unlicensed slots. Earlier ruling in a test case by Judge Sutphen had claimed slots were lottery, but the suit was dismissed before appeal.
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Boise
Idaho
Attorney General
Scott Smith
Smith
Supreme Court
Homedale
Owyhee
Reward Posted For Holdup Man
Three robberies by the same gunman at Colonial Airline offices in Manhattan prompted president Sigmund Janas to post a $1,000 reward for the killer of the next holdup man. The notice appeared on the door Tuesday.
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New York
Manhattan
Colonial Airline
Sigmund Janas
Five Years to Prepare for Atomic War Says Commission
President Truman's air commission warns of mass destruction from future atomic attack and sets Jan 1 1953 as the target date to field an air arm capable of defense. The report calls for boosting defense spending to 11.59 billion in 1948 and 13.2 billion in 1949 to build up the air force.
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Charles Corddry
United Press
Washington
President Truman
Air. Pc. Commission
White House
Thomas K. Finletter
New York
Eisenhower Move Gains The Republican nomination momentum
Washington reports say the Eisenhower for President movement accelerates as a slate of New Hampshire delegates is entered for the March 9 primary. Senator Tobey endorses Eisenhower, while Ike declines to comment, keeping the door open to a pre convention campaign for the nomination.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Iice
Charles W. Tobey
N. H
Tobey
Ike
Army
Veterans organize loan fund at Marietta College
Marietta Ohio veterans at Marietta College form a five member planning committee to manage a loan fund for emergencies. They premiere their first project a comedy titled The Great Hero.
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Marietta College
David Niven To Wed Again
Screen star David Niven plans a quiet civil wedding to Mrs Hjordis Tersmeden in London. The couple, who met six weeks ago at a British studio, aim to marry at a South Kensington registry office before sailing Saturday on the Queen Elizabeth to the United States.
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London
David Niven
Hjordis Tersmeden
Niven
Hollywood
Farm Bureau Meeting Set for Thursday in Power County Courthouse
American Falls farmer Albert Burgemeister of the local Farm Bureau announced a meeting to be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Power County courthouse.
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American Falls
Albert Burgemeister
Farm Bureau
Power County
Pilot lands crippled Northwest DC-4 at Minneapolis field
In near zero weather 34 passengers escaped harm as pilot Harold Kittleson 32 steered the crippled Northwest Airlines DC-4 to a safe landing after circling Wold-Chamberlain field for two and a half hours. Nose wheel failure forced an emergency approach with ground crews icing the runway for traction. Passengers described nerves, but all disembarked safely amid fire trucks and ambulances.
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Minneapolis
Wold-Chamberlain Field
Northwest Airlines
Harold Kittleson
Chicago
Kittleson
Don Peterson
Wilma Schwartz
Lois Hanzal
Richard Reinbold
Dayton
Robert Grace
Rutland
Joseph Schlup
Cicero
Ill
Sub Zero Wave Hits Midwest and East Snowbound
A frigid wave swept the Midwest and Northeast with heavy snow in New York and Pennsylvania. Four to eight inches forecast while northern Minnesota and Wisconsin plummet to 10 to 25 degrees below zero. Southern California enjoyed a warm spell with Los Angeles at 85 degrees.
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Midwest
Iowa
Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
U. S. Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Minnesota
Southern California
Los Angeles
Petrillo May Call Strike Against Major Networks
Washington reports National Association of Broadcasters President Justin Miller warned that James Petrillo's American Federation of Musicians may strike next month as wage talks stall before January 30 contracts expire. Miller condemned Petrillo's power and said networks may resist union demands to hire a minimum musician quota. He predicted broadcasters will show a stiffer spine this time.
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Washington
Justin Miller
National Association of Broadcasters
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
AFL
House Labor Committee
Miller
Petrillo
Musicians Union
Samuel A. McConnell
McConnell
Comet Tail They Do Not Penetrate Earth’s Atmosphere
The text notes that comet tails brushing Earth’s vicinity have occurred many times and, in each instance, the tail gases failed to penetrate our atmosphere, indicating no atmospheric danger from such events.
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