Camera Gun Fugitive Killed By State Police
Alphonse Rocco hunted since New Year’s Eve for a camera gun shooting wound up shot by state police on a hill in Schoharie County after taking a farmer and his wife hostage. The chase included New York City detectives and troopers. Rocco fired first, then was fatally shot in the nose as he crouched in a sleeping bag near Patchin Hollow. The case linked to a subway shooting in Times Square and a claim he was an insurance investigator with a camera to photograph hidden jewelry.
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Dead and Eight Hurt in Quincy Oxygen Blast
Fire Chief Robert Fenby said a potential fatality may have occurred at the West Quincy plant of Air Reduction Sales Co when 2000 tons of oxygen exploded, shattering windows and destroying a building. At least eight were injured, one seriously, and debris scattered across the street. Damages were estimated around 100000 dollars, with twelve workers feared trapped.
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Montgomery Seeks Soviet Friendship in Moscow Visit
British Prime Minister Montgomery told Soviet officials in Moscow that he wants to establish friendly contact with the Soviet Army to foster mutual understanding and beneficial relations. He discussed talks with Marshal Vasily Vasilevsky, received a warm welcome, and planned meetings at the Soviet Military Academy and Bolshoi Theater.
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41 Passengers Escape Airliner Crash in Chicago
A Northwest Airlines DC-4 bound from Minneapolis to Chicago burst into flames after landing at Municipal Airport. Forty one passengers escaped unharmed as the plane and baggage were damaged by the fire. Authorities reported casualties among crew and passengers appeared unlikely, with fire crews extiguishing the blaze and the investigation underway.
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Memboia
General Marshall Called Home From China
Washington reports that President announced action on General Marshall and China policies after his December return from Nanking. Officials say Marshall aided Chiang Kai shek and the 1947 constitution framework, while the US ponders aid to a coalition government and continued Chinese relief.
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United Nations appoints Wallie Ko Hallison as architect director
The United Nations advisory committee named Wallie Ko Hallison of New York as architect director for the world peace capital project along the East River in Manhattan. The $8.5 million ticket is funded by John D Rockefeller Jr.
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U S Demands Soviet Pullback From Dairen Version
The United States urges Russia to withdraw from Dairen and open the port to world traffic under Chinese administration. Washington cites a formal note to Moscow and Beijing, seeking a return to normal conditions and resumption of traffic on the Chinese Changchun railway, with U.S. citizens safe.
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British ready to strike Jewish underground in Palestine
Government sources said cabinet approval would authorize a major offensive against Jewish extremists in Palestine. British leaders, including Bevin and Montgomery, weighed restoring law and order with plans to disrupt underground groups. Discussions centered on policy toward Zionist factions and potential actions during the week.
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Used Car Prices Plunge In Broad Market Slump
A nationwide survey shows used car prices collapsing with declines from 10 to 40 percent from recent peaks. Dealers report demand fading as factory prices rise and supply efforts collapse, with many models dropping $800 to $1,400 and some late model autos selling far below former values.
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House Moves Bill to End Excise Taxes
Washington A%-A isk to ends immediately the wartime excises estimated at $100 04 yen was rushed before Congress as President Lillman urged caution. Rep Loole 28 introduced the measure to lift the taxes and a strong Republican push backed action. The tax writing Ways and Means Committee said quick consideration would occur. War taxes on liquor telephone bills and other items would drop to prewar levels by July 1. Republicans argued ending taxes interferes in business while the administration favored cautious action. Taft of Ohio and other leaders weighed a plan to hold the line on rates but many backed prompt cuts. (Continued on Page Nate)
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Bilbo Plans Finish Fight In Senate Battle
Senator Bilbo faces a potential retirement if an upcoming operation proceeds. Reports from Washington say Bilbo plans to undergo jawbone removal surgery in New Orleans, with a final decision on stepping down tied to his health and continuing campaign statements.
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President Pleads With Republicans For Cooperation
President appeals to Republicans to back major labor and social reforms. He urges a 20 member study commission on strikes and wide industry wage policies and calls for legislation to curb secondary boycotts while pushing health, immigration, and minimum wage goals. He notes tax cuts and social programs while avoiding detailed bills, and urges action by Congress by March 15. He also supports continued wartime excise reductions and rapid labor-mgmt arbitration to prevent paralyzing strikes.
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Truman's Message Commended By The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports mixed congressional reaction to President Truman's message to Congress. AFL leader Green calls for broad endorsement of necessary actions while critics argue prohibitory legislation may be needed. Industry groups note signs of old programs but praise cooperation and caution that a proposed labor study could delay essential action.
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Clay Heads U.S. Forces In Europe
Reported reshuffle places Lt Gen Lucius D Clay as top American commander in Europe and Gen Joseph McNarney as chief of all U.S. forces there. McNarney named to lead the United Nations Military Staff Committee about March, Clark to head Allied Coordination in Berlin, with Keyes succeeding Clark in a later post after St. Louis.
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Stay-at-home Strike by Greene County School Pupils
Pupils staged a stay-at-home protest with parents in Greene County over road conditions after recent snow and storms. The strike closed schools as students and families cited highway dangers and land issues affecting travel to school and work.
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