Seventeen Air Crashes Leave World Wide Death Toll Rising
A string of weekend air disasters worldwide claims hundreds of lives. Airlines, pilots, and passengers from the United States, Colombia, Italy, and China are among the victims. The tally includes Col. Bula Le Joleson and Roy Kaye of the Civil Air Patrol, plus crews aboard Avianca and other carriers.
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Senate Labor Body Opposes Ban on Closed Shop
A majority of the Senate Labor Committee opposes pending legislation to allow the closed shop and industry wide bargaining. The vote reflects union leaders preparing to push Congress to stifle the proposals as lawmakers weigh labor reform. Strong opposition from Republicans and several Democrats shapes the likely path for the bill.
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Long Island Train Wreck Injures Fifty Five
A Long Island railroad wreck near Kings Park injured 55 people as a train derailed. Passengers and crew were treated at Kings Park Hospital and surrounding facilities with several moved for ongoing care while tracks were cleared. The Staten Island line train was en route from Jamaten to Tort dottersen when it left the station at 1.10 pm EST. no fatalities reported.
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Eight ex Nazi generals sentenced to death in Belgrade
In Belgrade a court sentenced eight former Nazi generals to death for war crimes. Among those condemned to hanging are Ragual Belmvndh uber Fritz Meithaldt Adalbert Lantachar Kans Fortinet Josef Hibler Ginter Trehiehaide and Paul Gorlinvalts. Von Lehr received a death sentence and was ordered shot.
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Former Congressman Treadway Dies at 79
Former Congressman Treadway, a Republican representing Massachusetts, died at 79 after a long illness. He retired from Congress years earlier, never seeking re election due to wealth concerns. He died at Stockbridge, survived by his wife and daughter, with funeral plans pending.
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Cortland Woman Dies As Fire Destroys Home
A Cortland woman died and her home burned yesterday morning after a fire broke out. Firefighters say flames surged from a rear area as they battled the blaze before rescuing Mrs Raynor, but she could not be saved.
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Truman Back From Visit With Mother
President Truman returns to Washington after visiting his mother Mrs Martha Truman in Grandview Missouri. He reports his mother’s condition as good spirits with no pain and plans to celebrate daughter Margaret’s birthday at the White House, after brief stopovers in Independence and Kansas City.
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Pacific Navy Chief Prepares Washington Talks
Admiral Charles McCooke Jr of U S Naval Forces Western Pacific was set to depart for Washington for conferences. He travels with army members including Admiral Stymert Murray as head of the naval advisory group on China. A Navy spokesman did not comment on the trip's significance.
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Senate Budget Fight Foreshadows Big Cuts
Washington reports indicate Senate leaders may cap the year’s budget with a $4.5 billion dash to slash the Bresadan Pruman plan, while Knowland pushes a $3 billion annual debt payment and a sinking fund to restrain tax cuts. House leaders back similar aims amid Democratic opposition. fate rests with Senate votes this week.
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Five Injured As Glass Shatters On Train In Syracuse
Five people were injured when a passenger train at Syracuse’s station had windows shattered by a flying object from a passing freight. Dr. Brooks McGurn and Dr. Bronks McCuen treated the wounded. one later died as the count varied with reports. A claim agent handled the injuries. Betty Griffin of Alies testified others were treated.
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Lilienthal Needs Votes Of G O P For Commission Chair
Senators from both parties weighed in on supporting David E. Lilienthal for chair of the Atomic Energy Commission. Several Republicans announced support while others held back, with party leaders predicting enough GOP votes could guide confirmation. The Democratic lineup showed mixed signals as hearings resume Friday.
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Philippine claim for war reparations mounts in Manila
A Manila government group states it seeks one billion dollars in war reparations for equipment and material losses. The scheme is presented by a business advisory team and includes claims against Japan from China, Russia and Australia totaling about two billion dollars.
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Couple Stricken by Gas After Car Snowbound in Vermont
A couple from Fownal Vermont and Williamstown Massachusetts were found near death in a snowbound car from carbon monoxide seeping from a clogged exhaust pipe. They were taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington in critical condition after being discovered by the man's sister at dawn Sunday.
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British Labor Government Not Down Despite Coal Crisis
British Labour ministers insist no government crisis or collapse will occur as coal shortages extend into a second week. Miners, stevedores, and railway crews push coal to power stations while officials refuse to forecast an end to the ablation. Noel-Baker and Noet-Ravar defend continued reconstruction and national mobilization despite shortages.
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China Acts To End Panic Recalls Foreign Holdings
Government announces sweeping controls to stabilize the economy after a chaotic period. It imposes a 12,000 Yin to 1 dollar exchange rate, bans gold and foreign exchange dealings, nationalizes heavy industry, and requires citizens and firms to surrender holdings. Premier Soong pledges democratic development and urges public cooperation to restore order.
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British Nab Jewish Refugee Ship Seized at Haifa
The British navy boarded the San Miguel renamed Heruth as it carried 74 Jewish refugees into Haifa harbor under Army supervision. Passengers lacking immigration certificates were to be transferred to Cyprus detention camps amid protests and threats of legal action. A curfew was imposed in Haifa as the incident followed another recent attempt to breach the Palestine immigration blockade.
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Cold Weather Grips Europe After Snow and Freezing Temps
Severe winter conditions stretch across Western Europe with snowstorms in Germany and Britain. Berlin sees temperatures near 14 to 20 degrees as cuts in state forest land and fuel measures are taken. Paris and Belgium report frozen canals disrupting coal deliveries and ongoing travel hazards persist.
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Six Men Rescued From Wrecked Freighter After Storm
Six sailors were rescued after a freighter was wrecked during a Caribbean storm. The ship, the Hus small, sank offshore near White Rock. Skipper Cuyt Jota Keurtade and five crewmen were saved as wreckage and lifeboats carried them away from the stricken vessel.
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Three Major Powers Oppose Move on Pacific Islands
U S proposal to place east of the Marshalls the Metinnus and nearby islands under American administration faces expected opposition from Russia Great Britain Australia and others in the UN Security Council. The plan would place 625 islands with about 83 090 people under direct American control pending peace with Japan and daljeing legal questions.
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