Dewey Seeks Middle Road for GOP in Washington Speech
Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged a middle course for Republicans at an overflow Lincoln Day dinner in Washington. He warned against extremes and called for social progress and freedom while criticizing the New Deal, urging opponents to leave the party or run as independents in typical American communities.
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28 Feared Dead In Plane Crash Off Swedish Coast
A Scandinavian Airlines Viking plane with 28 aboard, en route Madrid to Copenhagen, crashed off the Swedish coast near Barsebäck. Patrolling vessels and aircraft spent hours in fog as the torn wing was found. the Spaniards aboard were bound for an industry fair in Copenhagen.
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Flynn's Wife Plans Divorce Suit Amid Separation
Nora Paddington Flynn, the red haired wife of actor Errol Flynn, told newsmen yesterday she plans to sue for divorce. The pair separated last October as Flynn's Hollywood career continued.
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Mystery Cloaks Deaths Of Troy Father And Son
Michael Oluszczak 65 and his son W Eugene Oluszczak 40 were found dead in their home at 50 Monroe Street Troy. authorities probe autopsies at Albany lab as no cause yet known. Miss Catherine McQueen 73 housekeeper ill at scene questioned. police report no sign of struggle.
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Atlantic Pact Draft Near Final Stages
Secretary of State Acheson led North Atlantic treaty talks with ambassadors from Canada Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg to push the regional security pact toward final drafting. A two hour and 15 minute session followed questions from Norway amid plans for a public release date while Lange in Washington sought assurances on U S protections and obligations if it joins the negotiations.
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Axis Sally Collapses in Washington Treason Trial
Mildred E. Gillars known as Axis Sally collapsed during her treason trial after hearing a Nazi broadcast voice identify hers. Government witness Hans Von Zichter testified the broadcast voice matched Miss Gillars, prompting Judge Curran to recess as she was assisted from the courtroom and taken to the infirmary. illness reduced her apparent participation on the third day of the trial.
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Italy Builds Modern Army to Twelve Divisions
Defense Minister Randolfo Pacciardi announced Italy's plan to create a highly motile well equipped army of 12 divisions. He spoke at the Republican Party National Congress noting current force links to a 250000 strong army with 5000 carabinieri and discussed modernization with Gen. Efsio Marras during a U.S. visit for equipment and guidance.
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Newfoundland Gains Second In Principle Approval for Union
The House of Commons yesterday gave second in principle approval to Newfoundland joining the Canadian federation as a union provision. The date for union is March 31.
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Russians Demand U S A Bomb Data at United Nations
The Soviet Union urged the United States to disclose by March 31 the total number of atomic bombs it possesses. The demand was presented in a 900 word resolution to the U N Security Council outlining the data request and related concerns.
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Prosperity Outlook For 1949 Warns Of Depresssion Risk
White House adviser Leon Keyserling told Congress that 1949 may stay bright only if the long range economic program is enacted to prevent a possible 490 billion dollar depression in the next decade. He warned that delay could turn a hopeful outlook gloomy within the year. He outlined six danger elements including lag between income and goods, farm industrial price disparity, rising costs, falling consumer outlays, high profits, and underexpanded basic industry capacity.
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Cold Winds Whip West. 46 Trains Stranded in Snow
Severe winter weather pounded the western states with bitter cold and blizzards. Four dozen Union Pacific trains, carrying thousands of passengers, were halted in Wyoming Utah and Idaho, with 28 trains stranded in Wyoming alone. Airline deliveries and emergency bread and milk shipments were organized to aid stranded travelers.
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Hungarian Officials Quit Posts In U S Protest Cardinal Sere
The Hungarian acting consul general in New York and seven other Hungarian officials resigned in protest of Cardinal Mindszenty's conviction. Balassa announced his resignation after speaking with Andrew Sik. He seeks political asylum and vows to serve again if a democratic government is formed. Consul General Mailk plans to stay on, despite staff resignations.
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Mindszenty faces possible death plea in Hungary treason trial
Budapest reports that Cardinal Mindszenty and six associates face prison terms after treason convictions. Prosecutor Elaph again seeks the death penalty, though a life sentence remains legally possible if extenuating circumstances justify it. Confiscation of property is ordered for all defendants.
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Churchmen and lawmakers condemn Mindszenty trial
Western church leaders and legislators condemned the Mindszenty trial in Hungary. U S and European officials urged release or severed ties while parliaments in the Netherlands Britain and France protested. Prominent clergy and rabbis called the trial a shocking farce and a breach of legal norms.
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Jet Bomber Sets Transcontinental Speed Record In 6072 MPH Flight
A six engine swept wing bomber built by Boeing, known as the Stripjet, sped from Moves Lake Washington to Andrews Air Force Base Maryland in 46 minutes averaging 6072 miles per hour. The flight, conducted by Maj Rose E Schioth and Joseph W Harvell of Wright Field, was official testing on a non standard course and not the recognized record route Los Angeles to New York. The aircraft features six turbojet engines and a 225000 pound airframe. An exhibit will showcase the aircraft for Congress.
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Legislature Approves Housing Bond Measure Amid GOP Split
Albany lawmakers approved a Dewey administration housing package including a $300 million bond issue, raising New York’s total to $735 million for public housing and slum clearance. Ten Republicans and one Democrat opposed. final Assembly vote 131 to 11. The plan also expands rental subsidies and decontrol adjustments, with ballots to voters in November.
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Fast Abstinence Decree Reinforces Catholic Lenten Rules
Vatican confirms reapplication of Church law on fasting and abstinence for Catholics. A Jan 28 decree from the Sacred Congregation of the Council makes abstinence from meat compulsory on all Fridays and on Ash Wednesday, Holy Friday, vigils, and Christmas season. Beginning March 2, the first day of Lent, the rules return in force after prior bishops in some countries relaxed them.
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Trans-Jordan Agrees To Peace Talks With Israel
Trans-Jordan agreed yesterday to enter armistice talks with Israel at Rhodes. Five other Arab nations including Iraq Syria Lebanon Saudi Arabia and Yemen will start armistice conferences with the Jewish state. A senior Arab League spokesman said the tribe would not begin until the Egypt stalemate ends, announced by Acting WS Mediator Ralph J Bunche who invited the participant to seek retirement for the Palestine war.
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