Plane Search Futile In West Coast Vanishing Flight
Coast Guard and search planes scoured a wide West Coast area for a missing Western Air Lines passenger plane feared lost after last contact over the coast. Reports describe the plane as vanishing near the coast with no trace found by late afternoon.
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Three Sull Adrift On Tee Elves
A fragmentary report describes Sull and others adrift on ice floes amid a river and coastal area near Mont Tol Queay. An amphibian plane rescue is noted, with survivors ferried to safety and reported by shore residents.
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Quebec
Chokes to Death On Turkey Rowyn UY Watola Vaughan
A family gathering at Christman dinner ended tragically when a man choked on turkey. Medical responders arrived. attempts to save him failed as he succumbed before hospital care. Authorities investigated the accident at the scene.
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Housing Boom Forecast For 1947
A Washington forecast projects a 1947 housing boom with total construction valued around 22 billion dollars across all sectors. The Commerce Department estimates 15 billion dollars in new residential and related building, supported by federal regulations easing and planned deluxition of restrictions.
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Nedaly
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Commerce Department
John Ja Hynes
Yiston
Pier Poporbon
van Kewlers
Taylor
Wien
Stanslon
Delry
Aguio
Holiday Death Toll Toll Rises As Roads Flood In December
The article reports a high holiday death toll of 162 across 24 hours in southern California near Los Angeles due to flooding after heavy rain. Officials cite wet streets and a slow river current as main factors. The state safety council confirms the toll for the 48 hour period from December 2 to 25.
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Los Angeles
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Aly
Veterans Unemployment Benefits Seen Rising With VA Report
A VA report cites rising unemployment benefits for veterans, noting two million veterans out of work by May and total ongoing claims near 1.0 million through late 1940s data. It highlights how the government pays about $20 weekly to veterans and references adjustments in wartime unemployment programs and college training assistance.
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Pline
San Angeles
San Diego
Villey
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George Burlin Survie
Massi
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Ted Mctonni
Aosteralad
Algat
Washington
Ray Ro Adams Ducelee
Adios
Phuy
Rover
Oeluten
Former Troy Civic Leader Dies in Quiet December Loss
Obituary notes the death of a longtime Troy civic leader and Rotary figure born 1924. He served as a mill owner and public merchant, chaired local committees, and arranged hospital cooperation. Active in the community through Rotary meetings, he faced a rapid health decline and died after hospital treatment.
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Wiltel
Ray Mhosinchsman
Cova Luader
Mobernbury
Pho Hondnek Ladson
Tete Ety
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Leigasune
Pp Uiweing Construction
Tunis
Mi Leygaso
Feu Lend
Rotary
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OU Brain
Brown
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Tom Miawa
Nik Acai
Lointinia Timi
Aliska City Fire Sweeps Telephone Building
A blaze tore through the Aliska City telephone building, destroying the facility and prompting firefighters to battle the flames for hours. Crews kept the fire from spreading to adjacent structures, using water pumps and containment efforts as smoke or debris filled the scene.
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Gonpanys
Suesday
Ten Ship Soviet Flotilla Sets Sail for Antarctic
A Soviet flotilla of ten ships departed northern Russia heading for Antarctica to support oil, whaling, and scientific endeavors. The mission, led by Admiral Richard B. Byrd, includes monitoring stations in British territory and aims to study Antarctic resources amid global tensions. The expedition draws in American, British, Chilean, Argentine, and other nations, signaling a broad international stake in Antarctic operations.
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Enon Sav Rot
Antoutle
Rossii
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Lin
Ur Ning
Mike Seo
Jremiuin
Vaniaum
Tie Kontiorn
Meteorologiaty
United States
New Constitution for China Emerges Amid Delays and Power Shifts
A long-delayed constitutional move in China signals a shift toward a one party system as the current coalition plans to implement new rules. Reports from Yenan and observers note uncertainty over representation and ongoing governance battles, with key players including Communist factions and regional leaders weighing in on the political transition.
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Justriciy
John Radere
Associated Press
Hotel Fire Arson Suspect Tied to Damier Hotel Blaze
A suspected arsonist linked to a deadly hotel blaze at the Damier Hotel caused a wing to burn and forced 76 guests to evacuate. Witnesses report a strong chem-like smell and smoke that rapidly filled corridors as firefighters battled the flames. Police say an on-site detective collected testimony while investigators plan a deeper inquiry.
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Damier
Argon
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Mudiau
Dawntown
Maron
James Sandunige
Mulding
Bates
Hick
Siwanion
Pian Hick
Chik
Guy Masley
Rankin Reading to Probe Pink Professors in Congress
Washington reports Rep Rankin plans a congressional inquiry into pink professors tied to a 1940s era backlash. The probe aims to uncover subversive influences in higher education and curb perceived propaganda shaping young people.
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Washington
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Hanlon
Hanie
Nesid Rania
layAlley
Unis Mitloyle
Germans Tearful Debate Over Saar Status After France Move
Eastern German political factions voted strongly against a preach explanation, while Berline press claimed opposition. The Soviets and Socialist party groups urged separation from Germany and Saar status changes remained contested amid international pressure.
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Germany
Fragmentary Report on Tokyo Disaster Response
A fragmentary Tokyo district update describes serum rushed to a bathing area and a tsunami risk. It notes injuries with a small number of fatalities and a missing person count, while authorities seek to confirm survivors and potential evacuations.
Accident disrupts busy street after sedan loses control
A four mile per hour crash on West Street caused a line of vehicles to halt. A sedan skidded and struck a pedestrian, resulting in minor injuries. Emergency responders arrived and traffic resumed slowly as police investigated the incident.
Sugar Policy Debate Sparks House Concerns
Washington report on sugar policy criticizes administration plans and calls for tighter controls. The committee summary warns against rationing, urges careful management to avoid price spikes, and notes potential shifts toward industrial use and increased imports.
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Senne
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Exeric
American Wins Davis Cup Round Upsets Nations in Five Sets
A tense Davis Cup match ends 3-2 as American player Biron Whory defeats Australia’s Jobe Bian Whory in three sets. The decisive fifth set seals victory for the Goukd Stars, boosting home spirits while international fans watch closely for the next round.
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Anni
de Fuk
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Wibelage
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French Send Crack General To Indo China
An article reports that a French general is dispatched to Indo-China amid tensions. President and family appearances are described, with scenes of public reception and domestic remarks noted.
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New State Forming In Pacific
A provisional state of Fast Indonis is declared in Denpasar with Queen Wilhelmina present. The Indonesian Republic gains recognition as Java Sumaba and adjacent islands join a dual federal United States of Indonesia, forming a planned union under Dutch authority. Provisional steps include appointing a president and planning central governance with local autonomy.
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Notable Indian film maker Claude Witham Geld obituary
An obituary fragment remembers Claude Witham Geld a key figure in Philedel phim Jain 89. It notes his birth in Tavs Eueiyas Sinitarhin and death after a long career with varied works. The piece highlights his humor and acting range, including roles in Indian cinema and stage, as well as his influence on comedy and film culture.
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India
Parachute Regiment Embarks Amid Global Turmoil
Disjointed report shows Parachute Regiment movement in Africa and Indo China amid calls for independence. Mentions French authority, colonial ministers, and talks with representatives including Blum. Notes risks to local self government and ongoing allied military posture in Indochina and Africa.
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Terminal Leave Pay Rolling Out Amid Government Payouts
Government reports show terminal leave pay expanding fast with daily outlays over 12 million dollars and bonds adding further cash disbursements. Analysts note payments amount to over a fifth of total program funding as entry into year five accelerates.
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Washington
Ray
Epotte
Three Children Die in Bedroom Fire in Bellefonte Pa
Three small children died Tuesday night in a house fire in a frame dwelling in Bellefonte. The blaze razed the structure as neighbors and relatives, including George Witsons and a brother Carl, attempted rescue. One child died in Centre County Hospital in Riien conditions. the mother and other kin were injured.
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