One Dead Eight Hurt In Palestine Violence
Violence erupted across Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as underground Jewish groups clashed with British forces. Eight wounded and one killed after a major assault. searches in Tel Aviv districts and heightened security for troops. Officials reported widespread arrests of Jews and the mobilization of Beit Shalom guards as the Jewish Community Council urged restraint.
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Palestine
Joi Tanlens
Holy Lena
Beihai Tron
Andleground Forege
Tel
Teltieh
Tel Aviv
All-Dewlah
Vand Leu
Jewish Commmunity Council
Jerusalem
Kap Svein
Jis Cael
Tel Avie
Sunragar
U N to Open Balkan Probe in Athens Meeting
The United Nations plans a Balkan inquiry with a first meeting in Athens in January. The Security Council will discuss Trieste, arms reduction, and energy issues, with a visit by UNS officials to Greece, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Albania. Marie Tihvig of Louisville will be the U S representative.
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New York
United Naefiann
Geuter
Balkan
Athens
U.N
T Ie Security Council
Trieste
Baste
Asambly
Ularic Energy Commission
Ballain
Wise Quits Zionist Office Amid Controversy in America
Ruth Stephen, long-time leader in the Zionist organization of America, withdrew from his post last night describing the World Zionist Congress in Switzerland as a venue of personal hatred and private ambitions. He said he cannot remain in the Zionist Organization of America while resigning from all ties to the Zionist movement.
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New York
Ruth Stephen Whie
Zoloniat Organization of America
Zioniat Gongrasa
Switzerland
Tz-Yanrold Zlanter
Congress
Palestine
Rabbi Wine
Il the Free Synagogue
Zionbst
Dave
Anya
Conronng
Enue
Zlonlat Organization of America
Ogden Reid Dies at 64 Publisher of New York Herald
Ogden Reid longtime publisher of the New York Herald Tribune died last night at Markenege Pavilion of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Reid born May 16 1882 in New York City studied at Browning School University of Bonn and Yale and earned notable degrees before pursuing journalism. He married Helen Milas Stogers whose support aided his editorial leadership at the Herald Telling.
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New York
Ogden Reid
Provident Publisier
New York Herald Triiine
Marknege
Columbia
Bresbyterian Media Center
Reid
Symethine
Goo
Whitelaw
Elmbath
Milla Keli
New York City
Browning School
University of Bonn
Yale University
Hagonie
Mewan
Helen
Milas Stogers
Thucine
Whscunewin
Hag Teleen
Herald Telling
Missing Navy Plane In Antarctic
Nine air explorers are missing four days overdue on a scouting flight from a Navy Antarctic expedition. Initial reports counted eight aboard a two engine patrol aircraft. later corrections clarified the count. Signals and faint chatter were received as rescue efforts continued near Pine Island, Roosevelt, and Bellinhausen seas as ships searched the desolate polar region.
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Wistington
Navy
Houber
They
PRM Mariner Seaphaie
Henry Howard Caldwell
Norful
Ping Island
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Roosevelt and
Bellinshausen
Pina Island
Arta
Brooklyn Jail Escapee Nabbed After Eight Remain At Large
Police identified Alfred Minutolo as the mastermind of a daylight break at Raymond Street jail in Brooklyn. He was captured near Hackensack while attempting a getaway with Anthony Alello and others, while four escapees were recaptured and three remained at large.
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New York
Alfred Minutolo
Aloalas
Brooklyn
Raymond Street
Hackensack
Bergen County
John WE. Guidetti
Ukesn
Oh Minutalo
Mintolo
Anethony Alello
Labor Act Revision Proposed In House
In the 80th Congress a labor law overhaul is proposed as Rep Howard Binitt introduces policy changes and Rep Burkley shifts to chair the House Labor Committee. Proposals aim to curb strikes affecting public health and safety and would rewrite the Wagner Act to curb union powers and regulate collective bargaining with thresholds, injunctions, and potential court actions.
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Washington
Howard Binitt
D-Va
Burkley
Hills
Th C. I
House Labor Committee
Tve
House
Altiltes
Rens
Auchinclosk
N.X
Clifford
Caxe
N. J
Bale
Ble
Harter
Maga
Meselton
Mase
Benatara
Srth
Wilytia
United States
Roosevelt
Smith
John L. Lewie
United Mine Workers
Mghts
Iron Supervisory
Freighter Runs Aground Near Nan Tuchel Island
Huston The Coast Guad reported that the Pine amanian freighter 3 8 Kotor ran aground about 200 yards off the westerly tip of Nan Tuchel Island in heavy fog with no loss of personnel. A party officer of the Nabuenet Coast Guard Mle boat station rowed to the stranded vessel assessing crew safety as guardsmen awaited high tide to attempt floatation. Distress signals prompted Coast Guard cutters to the scene and messages went to ships in the area.
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Huston
Nigny Vane
Kotor
Nantuchel Island
Ptty
Nwabuenet Coast Guard Mle
Ave Coast Guard
Aran Lo Procees
Dieg of Burns with WP minus one caused by stove fire
John Eberly aged 68 led Jast Algar in a Catskill area. A fire destroyed his engine and nearby property after a stove explosion. State Police reported no further injuries.
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John Eberly
Jast Algar
Catskill
Puyling
Missing Co ed Back Home After Arrest of Ex convict
Ohio case ends after 20 year old Ohio State student Mary Virginia Kimberly is recovered in Cleveland. Ex convict Hemming, 42, arrested at a downtown hotel after driving Kimberly to Columbus, with detectives detailing the escape and the girl’s return to her parents. Kimberly told police her attacker had coerced her to accompany him to Columbus. authorities describe Hemming as connected to a prominent Upper Arlington family.
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Robert
Ohio
Cleveland
Bone Horn
Frank D. Carey
Upper Arlington
Albert Martin
Joseph Greay
Mary
Virginia Klavverly
Fh Phyaletin
Sha
George Buckingham
John W. Annte
Honsid
Hemming
Ichard Shermen
Lakewood
Miss Kinbarly
Cotuntbay
E. &Kimberly
Kla State University Elentrical Engineering Department
Mary Me Hemming
Kimberly
Arranga
Sera
Crazed Pair Shoot At Passengers On Greyhound Bus
In a late night incident near Wheelersburg Ohio a speeding Greyhound bus was hijacked by two brothers Hobart and Tay Griffith who assaulted driver CL Stivell and wounded passenger Ian Fence Steele. Passengers restrained the attackers about 1 am after a 30 mile Ohio River run from Ironton.
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Portsmouth
Andred Mushole
Wheelirsburg
Bay
CL. Stivell
Charleston
W. V
Ohio River
Iraqlon
Wheelersburg
Allwell
Ian Fence Steele
Cincinnati
Tntal
Hobart Griffith
Veterans Hospital
Tay Griffith
Wherlwright
Griffith Brothers
Huntington
W. Va
Cincinnali
Congress Committee Plan Passed
Washington notes that the Congressional Reorganization Act streamlined lawmaking by cutting committee counts and merging panels, with House rules set to absorb the changes. The Senate has not yet voted, while a tight timetable could delay major legislation as the new Congress implements the plan.
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Washington
Worsist Hause
Yestern
Senate
Congress
House
Naval Committee
Morner
Army
Navy
Rankin
de Mina
Camera Shooting Victim Improves After Amputation
New York police report Rocco, 24, the victim of a New Year’s Eve subway shooting, has improved after an amputated limb operation at Roosevelt Hospital. The victim, who was lured by a sawed-off shotgun blast, believed the trap was an X-ray camera. Her former husband Alphanisa Roren is sought in connection with the case as authorities describe the assailant as an “aren fiend” per Assistant District Attorney Jacob Grumet.
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New York
Ole
Rocco
Roosevelt Hospital
Gtrthorliles
Morlett
Tran Jowel
Coast Guard officer cites ongoing Hanson River operations
Rear Admiral Ea H. Smith announced that sea-tweaking activities along the Hanson River are progressing. He noted no suspension due to winter conditions and warned of a potential pare aorine shortage affecting families.
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New York
Ea H. Smith
Hanson River
Tax Cut No. 1 Bill sparks party clash in House
Washington Republicans unveiled House bill No 1 to cut individual income taxes by about 20 percent for all incomes under $30 000 a year with higher rates for top earners. The plan faces opposition from Democrats and some Republicans who call for budget balancing and debt reduction before tax cuts.
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Congress
Yuvanmen
Axoulaga
R-Minn
Tax Drafting House
Hixes
Knutson
Pélarns
Eagle
Ringle
Knulson
Byrd
D-Va
Koate Ut-Wis
Nkewigu
Wesania
America
Bread Rationing Ordered in Eire for January 18
A wartime broadcast from Ireland notes nationwide bread rationing to begin January 18 with a six pound blend or four stone pounds of flour per person weekly. The government seeks larger imports from the United States and appeals to the International Wheat Control Board.
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Dublin
M—Eire
Hungary
International Wheat Control Board
United States
Sean Lansass
Rom Thence and Industry
Britain
Fires Destroy Top Floor at Boys Town School
A five story Boys Town school building in Nob.4?i-Damaxo from a blaze yesterday caused extensive damage. Estimated unofficial losses exceed $100,000. Patrick J. Norton, Boys Town general manager, reported no deaths.
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Flanagan
Patrick J. Norton
Boys Town
GOP Plans Rigid Federal Economies
Washington AP report quotes Joseph W Martin Jr urging strict government economies to cut the national debt and reduce taxes. He argues government costs must be reduced to relieve taxpayers while citizens regain control from federal overreach, promising economy with cooperation of all Americans.
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Joseph W. Marlin, Jr
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Washington
P. Caucis
Walleck
AP Wirngrhato
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Cremags
Sonetth
Monae Ag
Marlin
Mayln
Bhabar
Unamericanisn
America
Portal Pay Claims Top 3 Billion
Federal intervention was granted in portal to portal wage suits as total claimed retroactive portal pay neared three billion dollars. Judge Frank A. Picard set January 11 as the filing deadline for briefs, with the Justice Department seeking a fair interpretation of the 1938 Labor Standards Act in the unfolding cases involving the Mt Clemens pottery workers.
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Associated Press
Aload
Frank A. Picard
Detroit
Mt Clemens
Mich
Age
Portal
Deloit
Justice Department
U.S
Morris Zwordling
U.S. Supreme Court
Picoed
Justler Department
Dodge Picard
Dendline
Ming
Democratic Progressives Urged to Shun Third Party
Washington AP report says Mrs Praklin D Roosevelt and Chester Bowles urged shunning third party politics as the Democratic Progressive drive seeks to form an “American Whorala” progressive bloc. Bowles spoke at a dinner. Roosevelts urged voters to back a progressive program aiming to reduce Communist influence and keep the Democratic Party intact. A Willard Hotel meeting announced for the day to promote the plan amid mixed support.
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Washington
Praklin D. Roosevelt
Chester Bowles
Unto
Democratic
Rnondon
American Whorala” Inc
Progresiva
Bowles
ALP
Roosevell
Pearie
Fragmentary wartime editorial rhetoric and stray names
The text skims wartime themes with garbled phrases about mobilization and politics. It cites Wilson Wyatt and Mrs. Roosevelt, hints at housing roles and public utterances, and mentions America facing pressures from democracy versus fascism. Puzzling lines mix in rhetoric and misspellings.
No Final Decision on Bilbo Seated in Senate Row
Southern filibuster blocks seating of Mississippi senator Bilbo amid heated debate. Republicans push Barkley plan for majority vote to decide Bilbo's fate while Democrats argue for restraint. Two test votes show strong anti Bilbo sentiment but session extends into next day.
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Pla
Bhut
Merguson K-Mich
Bilbo
Republitans
Season Tall
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Bila
Benatur Barkley
Kentucky
Urday
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Anil
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Taft
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Bilwa
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Bilen Fide
De-Lg
Ku Klux Klan
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