New State Budget May Hit Record High in 1937-48 Plan
Governor Lowe’s late budget projection nears a record 450 million dollars, with about 400 million for veterans, housing, and social programs. The 170th Legislature opens Wednesday as Dewey warns of possible tax increases while relief costs rise and deficit projections approach 360 million.
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Thome Tandy
Chatni
Marcel St
Dewey
Sataaniiae
Pia
Parliament Urged to Reform Greek Policy
A parliamentary inquiry urged Britain to back a new all party government in Greece with fresh elections and reform of policy. The report, sent to King George, calls for an early shift in Greek leadership, greater British role in Greece, and a cautious frontiers guarantee, amid opposition to foreign supervision.
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Gaurxe
Lefligts
Ronime
Former Jap Fleet Admiral Dies in Prison
Tokyo reports that Osumi Nagano, former Japanese fleet admiral and chief of the navy, died in Sugita Prison. The wartime figure, linked to Pearl Harbor, succumbed to acute heart and related complications. Also notes Yosuke Motonaka died months earlier in a hospital from tuberculosis and complications.
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Osumi Nagano
Atyre
Pearl Harbor
Sugita
Pervon Atart
Mi Inttal
Ehlal Piemnonine
de Aineo
Yosuke Motsnaka
U S Claims Big Antarctic Slice Amid Australia Clash
The Sydney Sun reports Australia pressing for large Antarctic claims, while Washington refuses to recognize territorial titles. The piece notes potential U S influence and debate over who should control the South Polar region, with editorial echoes across outlets.
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Norway
United
Police Sweep Roxy Theater In Search For Jailbreaker
New York police stormed the Roxy Theater in midtown Manhattan near Rockefeller Center to locate an escapee from Brooklyn jail who fled during a daybreak breakout. An unidentified caller warned of a jailbreak plan and a guard was kept on duty through the final show past midnight.
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mid-Manhattan
Creu
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Ivade
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Washington Weants Claims Submitted to U.N. Washington
The United States contemplates asserting territorial claims in the frozen southern continent. Officials discuss possible international diplomacy to resolve Antarctic borders. A British expedition has occupied Maygueril¢ Bay near Cameron since 1913, with Chile also laying claim. The debate centers on future U N submissions and American exploration rights.
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Hinim
B. Byrd
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International
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Navy
Jt Shin
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Philippine Sea
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Giisom Ellsworth
Byrd
Phoy Anid
U. S
Ranuno
Cameron
Caver Enal Bay
Chilé
Ratne
Farmers Pay Tax Jan 15 On Record Gross Income
Washington farmers face tax payments due January 15 based on 1946 income. Estimated receipts total about 24.5 billion dollars with large shares from mining industries and farm products. many with incomes over 8 thousand will owe amended estimates or penalties. Most farmers must file since withholding schemes applied to others, and March deadlines may apply for final payments or returns.
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Fan
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Airendy
Marely
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Rivoine
Netaniy
Lunn
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Crucial Presidential Message Due Today
The President plans to address Congress in a joint session at 1 PM, outlining a broad legislative program. Republican leaders expect a general outline with details left to Congress, signaling potential cooperation if proposals are constructive.
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Wahabingtos
Apyidnel Nvershanty
Liberal leaders Wyatt Henderson head Democrats group
Wyatt Henderson and Leon Henderson were named co chairmen of Americans for Democratic Action, pledging to continue Roosevelt era social and economic programs. They described ADA as a nationwide liberal movement aiming to mobilize millions, oppose Communist influence, and work with the Democratic Party.
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Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Leon Henderson
Becaroe
Amere Cann
Communist Party
Rochester Printers Vote Strike Settlement
G-Members of the International Typographical union approved a management proposal to end a two month work stoppage that halted publication of Rochester’s two daily newspapers. Printers will not return to work until all unions at the dailies reach agreements.
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International Typographical Tinian
AE. Jaspight
Gannett
LIU
Terizeg Claims Victory In Bolivian Election
Enríquez Hertang, former minister and one of four candidates, claimed victory in Bolivia's first election since President Ginberto Villar was deposed. Reports say violence and unrest clouded the period as ballots narrowed and potential opposition movements faced suppression.
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Terizeg
la Pag
Bolivia
Enrique Hertang
Ginberto Villarrho
Tne
Yen Nod Huheed
I Batippost
Hertzog
Reported Dead in New Chinese Plane Crash
A Shanghai to Taiping airliner, operated by Chinese National Aviation Corp, crashed near the Shantung Mountains. Reports say 43 aboard, including two American Catholic nuns, may have perished. The Minister of Communications ordered a one week grounding of Chinese commercial planes as search efforts continued.
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Order of Providence
Sor Jertila
Egypts Pitot
Massachusetts
Charles Sharkey
Lawrence
Mass
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Tsingtao
Tie Piiping
Isingtao
Aims
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Nowking
Sharkyy
Royal Canadian Air Force
Communications Ministry
Nanking
Phelantixus
le Chienese National Aviation Corp
Central Air Transport Corp
Babe Ruth In Serious Condition From Neck Surgery
Babe Ruth, famed slugger, was reported in serious condition after a neck operation at Wrench Maxplint. He had been treated at Wrench Hospital for six weeks with sinus infection and headaches, and a severe head pain prompted further medical plans.
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Babe Hoth
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Wrench Hospital
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Monepital Withorties
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Ruth
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Phyatohins
Train Derailment Injures 25 in Wisconsin
A Milwaukee Railroad derailment near White Wisconsin injured 25 people, six seriously. The Copper Country Limited derailed, four or more were taken to Marinette Hospital, others treated for minor injuries and allowed to continue by road or rail. A railroad spokesperson blamed a hydrogen pall caused the derailment.
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Italian premier arrives seeking loan aid in Washington
ACCORDING to AP and United Press, Alcide de Gasperi arrived in Washington yesterday seeking an American loan and UNRRA aid for Italy. The 65 year old leader spoke of loan terms and food requests as his plane faced delays from headwinds and reentry to Bermuda. He was accompanied by his daughter Masa Romana and aides, while the Export Import Bank weighs a $10 million Italy loan amid concerns over financial risk.
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de Gasperi
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Azores
Bermuda
Jim
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Italy
State Department
Great Pacific Storm Fades Off
Storm off Japan lashed Pacific to 65 mph winds, inundating Palmyra Atoll and damaging Hawaii breakwaters. Navy evacuations prepared as waves rolled across the atoll and Alaska reports show limited losses. Flyers reported inhabitants securing sandwiched provisions while dangers eased along the Haleiwa coast.
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Pasifie
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Hilo
Hawaii
General Marshall Due Home Soon from China
General George C. Marshall was expected to return to the United States from China to review Chinese affairs with President Truman. Reported talks contemplate his possible retirement to Virginia or a future diplomatic post, with officials noting the White House may seek to keep him in public service.
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China
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George C. Marshall
Truman
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Anthaxéar
John Leigalon
Vetire
Mwa
Otier Penults
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Malhetli
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Aplomat
Viginia
Willan B. Lowy
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Piay
Javette
Marshall
Elie
Ghita
Ambaasador Palmel J
Ahtey
Envoer
Ily Jonvats
Mire
Tynan
Tyeble
Fia
Plane crashes leave several dead and many injured
Five persons were reported killed and 19 injured in three crashes during a heavy snowstorm that hit a wide area from New York City outward. A Nationwide Transport Service plane wrecked in Carmel New Jersey. an American Airlines DC-3 diverted to a Long Island beach, with one of 16 aboard dying later. two killed when a Nationwide Transport Service plane crashed near Gate City Virginia while en route from Michigan to Florida. Emergency crews aided victims as planes skidded through woods and across shorelines, with cabins and fuel supplies stressed amid blizzard conditions.
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Buffalo Bigamist Weld for Killing First Wife
New York district attorney William Keating said Tastight Frank Werner 38 admitted killing his wife Thelma after she threatened to end his bigamous marriage to Alel Werner, 226 years old, who was jailed on a fugitive charge. Werner punched her, tied a kerchief around her neck and pushed her from a window. medical examiner Dr J Rutecki ruled the death felonious homicide.
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Wiliam Keating
Frank G. Werner
Thelma
Buffalo
Alel Werner
Taoning House
J. Rutecki
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