Cardinal Spellman Denounces Mindszenty Trial Across Faiths
Cardinal Spellman led U S churchmen in denouncing Mindszenty's Mindszenty treason trial and calling for a nationwide day of prayer and protest. Protestant clergy joined in sermons and interviews as leaders warned of atheistic communism and urged support for the Hungarian cardinal. Masses and services were held in major cities with thousands attending at St Patrick's Cathedral and other cathedrals.
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Basten
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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Samuel Cardinai Stelleh
Communist attack on Mindszenty escalates in Budapest trial
Communist presses lash Cardinal Mindszenty as trial for treason and related charges proceeds in Budapest. Editorials label the Catholic primate as a defeated foe of the West, while Mindszenty appeals for divine guidance for his judges and peace between church and state. The party continues to accuse him and six co defendants of plotting against Hungary.
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Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Commmunist
Szabad Nep
Wcomorer
Cardinal Minds
Zanty
Mhs
Nagy Defends Against Communist Crown Charge
Nagy denounces Mindszenty admission as forced confession. He recalls asking Americans to keep the crown of St Stephen during Hungary’s postwar turmoil and claims the crown remains in the American zone of Germany amid treason trials against Mindzenty.
Otto Predicts Labor Camp For Cardinal Mindszenty
Salisbury N C UP Archduke Otto of Austria predicts Cardinal Mindszenty will be convicted of treason and sentenced to a labor camp with an expected life under three years The prediction followed Otto's remarks at an Executive Club lecture tour claim says Mindszenty is drug influenced and that Russians supervise the trial with Hungarian reporters barred The archduke alleges a Russian offensive against religion and cites alleged plot building by Stalin and Hungarian underground sources The account notes claims of harsh treatment and a 32 hour endurance test during arrest
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Archduke Otto
Austria
Cardinal Mindszenty
Otto
Charles I
Budapest
Jesvus Stalin
Clio
Ofte
Pre Hitl er Finance Chief Dies In Germany
Dr Wentich Koehler a 70 year old Svante minister in Germany's pre Hitler Republic died in Karlsruhe yesterday A member of the Christian Democrat Party he was dismissed from his finance post by the Nazis in 1938 Since 1961 he had served as finance minister and deputy minister pres ident of the American state of Württemberg Hohes.
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Labor Bill Opponents Demand Full Hearings
Washington Senate hearings on the Truman labor bill have prompted strong opposition. Senator Effender predicted the bill would be sent back to committee for further hearings before a Senate floor vote. The hearings, marked by clashes among Democrats Republicans and witnesses, may delay action for ten days to shape the measure.
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Effender
D.-La
Senate
Labor Committee
el Jender
Hac
Capital Hill
Europe faces industry drought as power cuts intensify
Widespread drought cripples Europe's recovery by reducing water generated electricity. Spain Italy France Switzerland and others impose rationing with three day weekly use from 7:30 am to 2 pm and after 5:30 pm. Reservoirs under 75 percent prompt cuts. Rome power halved two days a week.
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Haly
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Boy Saves Three From Hotel Fire in Palenville
An 11 year old boy, Guy Robinson, rescued his younger siblings and a baby sitter from a hotel fire near Palenville. He broke a window to reenter the burning three story Marywood Hotel, suffered a severe hand laceration, and was taken to Memorial Hospital at Catskill in fair condition with shock. The family’s parents were away, and Guy acted after waking to smoke at about 3 30 am.
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Catskill
Guy Robinson
Memorial Hospital
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Guy
Faming
Linda
Gary
Donald
Clarence J. Robinson
Robinson
Two Indians Die In Fire At Hoganshure Reservation
State police report two Native men perished in a blaze that destroyed every frame house on We StL Resis Indian Reservation about three miles east of here. Victims were identified as Peter Wood, 55, and Martin Thomas. The cause of the fire remained under investigation.
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Here
Peter lWwood
Martin Thomas
Soviet note warns Norway on ties with West
Oslo and Washington reports describe a potential extension of nonaggression pacts to Sweden and Denmark following the Soviet Norway proposal. Observers say accepting could bar Norway from the North Atlantic pact, while Norway debates security guarantees. Pravda published the full text as Norwegian officials react. observers note tension amid NATO considerations.
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Halvard Lange Fot
Washington
Hospitals Cooperate To Save Life Of Injured Troy Child
A five year old boy named Thomas Maddella was critically injured in a sledding accident on Norton Hill. He received first aid at Samaritan Hospital and was transferred to Albany Hospital for immediate brain surgery with aid from Leonard Hospital. By late night he was in the operating room in fair condition.
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Frank Madella
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Leonard Hospital
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Ywutanoski
Mann Avenue
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Yutanoski
Frank Yutanoski
Britain names first Israel representative in move toward recognition
A. K. Helm, Britain’s minister to Hungary, was named the first political representative to Israel as London grants de facto recognition to the Jewish state. The Foreign Office said exchange of representatives follows the decision and de jure status will rise to minister when recognition becomes formal.
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A. K. Helm
Hungary
Britain
Israel
Foreign Office
Lange Here For Atlantic Pact Talks
Norway's foreign minister Halvard Lange arrived in Washington for talks on the North Atlantic pact amid Moscow warnings. Officials expect Sweden Norway and Denmark to seek Acheson meetings on protecting Scandinavia, while Russia denounces the alliance. Snow storms and travel disruptions dominated western U S news with widespread blizzard impacts in the Sierra Nevada and Nevada.
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Six Members Of Two Tulsa Families Killed In Train Crash
Six members of two Tulsa families died and four others were seriously injured when a Missouri-Kansas-Texas passenger train struck their automobile near Tulsa. Victims include Mrs Kenneth Tinsley and her daughter Claudia Sue, and Mrs Claude Litterell and daughter Mary Sue, with other Litterell family members among the injured. The car was hurled 100 feet into a ditch as the train stopped after traveling 258 yards.
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Here
Wady Sasser
Kenneth Tinsley
Claudia Sueery
Claude Litterell
Mary Sue Litterell
Helen Litterell
Wanda Literell
Clude Literell
Kenneth Tinley
Johnny Ware Laterel
Tuostar
Mre
Jimmie Lew Littere
Mra
Wanda Litter
Bobby Lee Agry
Dewey to Address Lincoln Day Dinner in Washington
Washington Republicans report Governor Thomas E. Dewey will speak at the Lincoln Day dinner in Washington with a full house assured. The event, sponsored by the District of Columbia League of Republican Women and the GOP, will feature remarks from Rep. Martin of Massachusetts and Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine. Debate lingers on whether Dewey will run again, with some predicting retirement and others urging a clear statement on his future plans.
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E. Dewey
GOP
Paul Georkwood
New York
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Dewey
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Will
Congress
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Scott
Four Norton children die in Kentucky house fire
Taylorsville Kentucky residents report a two story frame home destroyed by fire early yesterday. A mother Fannie Lop Norton 78 and four children Wanda Lan Norton 6 James D Norton Jr 2 Shirkey Ann Norton 14 months died. Father James DiNard Norton 31 was injured and hospitalized after being knocked from a second floor window. Ten others escaped.
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Wanda Lan Noten
James DL Norton, Jr
Shirkey Ann Norton
James DiNard Norton
Hentacky Baptist Hospital
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