Dewey Predicts Record Budget and No Tax Slashes
The article reports Governor Dewey forecasting a record 1947 48 budget of about 5.15 million and promising no tax slashes. It notes expected revenues exceed estimates but highlights proposed appropriations by the Legislature and debates over how to allocate surplus funds.
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Dewey
Albiny P
Gavi
Leasihl
Nardo
New York
Wiley
Aokbery Vientian
Diwiy
Homesma Wien
Four Feared Dead in Manhattan Blast
A blast in Manhattan raises fears of four deaths and extensive damage. Investigators and emergency crews responded as walls were blown out at a building site, with reports of a fire and arson allegations.
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Manhattan
New York
CMT
Sony
Union Seeks Area Textile Pay Boost
Union officials announce a coordinated wage increase plan for about 1500 textile workers across several plants in the region. Jack Rubenstein of the Realty Workers Union cites recent New England wage gains as a model to pressure employers for boosts, with actions set to begin as soon as possible. details on exact plants remain to be disclosed.
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Bray
Reniby Giray
Meway Hand Workers
Rubenstein
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Ution
Cuttin
Peter
Apu
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Hove
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Lewis Offer To Bargain Ignored
A damaged historical report notes Lewis offer to bargain ignored amid labor tensions. Government and operators face pressure as talks stall over a 40000 soft coal stock issue. Unions and owners show no settlement progress, delaying action through March.
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Lewis
Ford
Iing
Jo Stardiy
Two American Journalists Reported Missing in Greece
Two American correspondents for United Press and another agency were reported missing for 13 days in the Gonli region of Greece. A jeep carrying the reporters was found abandoned. Greek troops pursued, but the men were not accounted for as pursuit continued. The fate of the journalists remained unclear amid fighting near a communist stronghold as Greek army units engaged to locate them.
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Te United Press
John Plnhy
Lime
Pst
Teonntuns
Gonli
Greece
Eta
Mortie
Juvenile Delinquency Incident Reported in Troy
A confusing OCR fragment describes a nighttime disturbance in Troy involving youths and stolen items near a driveway. Police, eyewitnesses, and unclear times are mentioned, with scattered place names and a vague sequence of events.
St Paul Teachers Vote to Stay on Strike Line
St Paul Minnesota teachers vote to remain out on strike as unions push to maintain walkout. The dramatic decision comes after hours of discussion with district officials and cites demands over pay and benefits as key sticking points.
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St Paul
Mevator Takes Phinge and Wooren Injures Workers
An article fragment notes a workplace accident at a factory involving Mevator and ES Wooren where several women employees were injured while operating machinery. It hints at a policy issue and internal investigation but provides few concrete details.
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Mevator
Phinge
Venezuela quell abortive revolt ends in surrender
A failed revolt against President Betancourt collapsed after insurgents attempted to seize the capital and key facilities. The government reported the rebels were defeated with limited casualties, and major leaders were detained or forced to flee. Actions included air base seizures and arrests across several provinces.
Small Nation Views to Get Hearing
In Moscow talks during the busy session plans target a commission of deputies to discuss German settlement with Austria. Molotov signals a plan to move occupation questions off the agenda while Byrnes and Chinese representatives seek concurrent issues.
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Eig Jos
Jan
Austria
Moscow
London
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Byrnes
Europe
Malolov
Ching
Truman Firm On Building Controls
In Washington President Truman asserts strong control over housing and building programs amid pressure to revise or weaken rental and construction policies. The White House signals continued federal influence to stabilize housing, while lawmakers demand clearer action and possible shifts in oversight.
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Truman
Missouri
Chet Lowy
Veterans of
Porwan
Wilson Wyatt
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Capitol
Lanoti Vetion Lawiense
Sina
Report on wage rise and wartime profits debate
Washington reports the wage rise debate as economists clash over a potential up to 21 percent increase while profits stay near wartime peaks. Nathan cites risk of collapse without rapid action. industry leaders call the findings an economic fallacy and warn against sweeping price rises. The luncheon drew government officials and CIO leaders as the Assembly discusses food relief and related measures.
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Nathan
Pionts
Pices
Forme
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George Rawney
Ayiniger
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General
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CIO
Trs
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Murray E¢On
Mimentin
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Ythan
Chatman
Edvin G Nouise
Titans
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Vishinsky
Spark
Pood Mar
Portas To Lead U S Mission To Greece
Paul Porter former prize administrator and American economic mission head was named by Undersecretary Dean Acheson to lead the mission to Greece. The team will assess conditions affecting reconstruction and the economy and the use of domestic resources versus foreign aid. The group is slated to depart Washington by round trip on 20 and finish by late April per a request from Greek Prime Minister Constantine Taaldaris to State Byrnes.
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Yado Day Wis
Grieve
Dean Acheson
Gao
Greene
HM Emall
Thas
Ianear
Prive V Minisres
Constantine Taaldaris
Servallis
Byrnes
Army Relents Wedding Bells Now Ring For G L Frauleins
Wartime news reports that US Army approval alters restrictions allowing American soldiers to marry German brides. Officials noted changes could take effect within days after administrative steps, with sensitivity to nationality and indoctrination concerns.
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G.l’s
Il Frauleins
House Panel Backs Reconversion and Wage Policy Legislation
A House Committee on Postwar Economic Policy and Planning backed measures against punitive labor laws and proposed funding for reconversion, housing, and employment programs. The plan cites wage controls, debt reduction, and continued War Mobilization Office activity to coordinate postwar economic shift.
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Sinplus
Woman Detectives Join Search for Paula Welden
Two Connecticut state police detectives joined Vermont investigators in Bennington to assist in the search for Paula Welden, a 19 year old Bennington College sophomore missing since Sunday. They met with local authorities in Bennington to review details and plan continued efforts through the night.
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Government probes crash of Marine plane near Toledo Airpark
Authorities investigate a Marine Corps plane crash reported in southwestern Washington near Toledo Airpark. Lt Ralph E Osterbury led a search with Coast Guard and National Guard teams, while ground parties scoured Strawberry Mountain and Wooded areas for wreckage and survivors.
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Two Charged With Attack on Sculptress
Two suspects face charges after an attack on a sculptor. The case involves an 81 year old student and includes accusations of intent to rape. Police took the women to Cooley Dickinson Hospital for treatment and held them on bond awaiting further proceedings.
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LaGuardia Attacks U S Relief Policy at UNRRA Debate
UNRRA chief Fimello and other delegates from eight nations clashed over future relief amid US allocations. LaGuardia accused Washington of withholding food and support, urging broader aid while UNRRA members weigh how to proceed into 1947. Poland and Yugoslavia backed relief expansion as tensions over political aims surfaced.
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Wartime agency changes hinted amid cabinet turmoil
A wavering source reports potential shifts in wartime administration as officials discuss new leadership and policy directions. Senior figures debate agency control and continuity amid broader government reorganization and emergency measures.
Veterans Stick To Studies Says Sampson Man
A Sunpean College article reports 167 students failed to register as normal admission processes continued. The college notes about 6 percent of its 2839 students did not appear, amid housing shortages and unsettled conditions affecting enrollment and attendance.
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PH Edward J Sot
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