G.O.P. Split Over State Aid For Education
Governor Dewey outlines plans for 12 million dormitories at 11 State Teachers' Colleges and bonds to finance them while Republicans argue over how to fund education. Lovett signals possible Berlin pact and Russia war readiness. debates over tax boosts and education aid continue in Albany as party leaders seek consensus before January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McDonald
Thomas E .Dewey
Albany
Dewey
Robert H. McCarthy
Troy
Kenneth 8. MacAffer
Loudenville
State Colleges’ Boards of Visitors
State
Weahington
Robert A. Levelt
Albany U
Bis
Aagislatare
Thie Nicat
Senate Foreign Relations
Buoneer Indicas Ag Teat
Gistee
Hin
Straau- Seber
Preenier Stalin
1Éman
Igi
Politteres Rs
Newssary
Assembly
Loy- Dewey
Sumer Walp
State Department
Dean Acheson
Maranais
Connally
D.-Tex
Aks
Rca
Acheson-Webb
Webb
Acheson
Capi Jment Tel Hill
Vandenberg
R-Mich
G.O.P
Edward BR. Eastman
Ith
Aca
State Board
Jessen Acheson
GOP Assem]bly
Senate
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
Lovett
Caseda
Avenadoo Western European Union
Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Berlin
U. S
Stalin
Politburo
H Dewey
Beeda
Cchains
Orlo M. Brees
Endicott
State Educational Conference
Ialang
Dewerr
State University
Custom
Tientsin Falls or Evacuates as Reds Advance
Officials in Shanghai report cease fire talks and possible occupation of Tientsin by Chinese Communist forces while military spokesmen deny complete red victory. Heavy fighting continues at the city outskirts as officials flee toward Formosa or Canton amid censorship and rising exodus from North China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovernie
Tientsin
North China
Pu Ta- Ming
Suchow
Shanghai Newpapers
Associated Press
Peiping
Shanghai
Spencer Moosa Jn Pelping
Cty
Moosa
Communist Radio
Fu Taoyi
Jifiela
San Francisco
Tme
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Tor Nanking
Chuang Kai-shek
Formosa
Canton
Train Crash Derails Orange Blossom Special in Florida
A Miami to New York streamliner derailed near Groveland Florida injuring at least 19 passengers. Victims include Mrs Mortis Flaks of Baltimore and John McLeod of Elmira. One railroad worker reported a missing Negro waiter named Miller. A second derailment occurred nearby in Milford Virginia, injuring more than twenty. Florida Highway Patrol Sgt F M Thomas investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Milford
Assembly Group Named to Probe Utica Election
The Assembly Judiciary Committee named a three member subcommittee to investigate alleged fraud and irregularities in Utica during the November election. Frank A. Gino of Buffalo will counsel the panel, with Justin C. Morgan and Lawrence M. Rulison as members. Orpen to serve as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Assembly
Slo
Frank A. Gino
Buffalo
Justin C. Morgan
Enmoore
Lawrence M
Jeriy
J. Ashcroft
Tica
Bill To Increase President's Salary Approved By Senate Panel
Senate Civil Service Committee yesterday approved a bill to raise the President's pay to 190000 a year with a 90000 tax free expense, boosting top pay for vice president and Cabinet members. Chairman Johnston predicted swift passage in the Senate on Thursday. The proposal also adds travel and White House staff allowances, widening official compensation outside base salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Civil Service Committee
Johnston
D-Sc
Civil Service
Senate
White House
Snowfall Crushes Southern California Cities
A historic winter storm blankets Southern California with heavy snow across cities, halting highway travel and causing widespread power outages. Los Angeles area workers confront unsafe commutes while frost threatens crops near the San Francisco Bay region. The storm also disrupts fruit and vegetable yields as authorities assess damages and weather continues to challenge daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oklphome
Iha Reeta
Commmenica
Hamartons
Priedens
Cupredy
Beshevard
Three American Airlift Flyers Killed In Crash
Three American airlift crew members were killed when a Skyneneter plane crashed east of Frankfurt’s Rhein-Main Airport while returning from a feed flight to Berlin. The U S Air Force announced the accident is part of the aerial supply effort to Soviet bloc Berlin. Cause of the crash remained unclear as investigations began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Berlin
Aniles
Rhein-Main
U. S Air Force
Érath
Wage Agreement May Avert Truck Strike in New York
A tentative wage agreement between UP A and fuel truck drivers was reached last night, potentially averting a city wide shutdown. The deal will be submitted to unions resisting a strike threats and earlier talks collapsed, leaving tugboat operators’ mediation sessions unscheduled and unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ootch
AFL
Wea
William J. McComack
Doubledas & Co. chairman Diés Oveter Bay dies
Diés Oveter Bay UP-Melon Dov Mediar, 38, chairman of the Doubledas & Co publishers, died yesterday at his home after a cancer battle. He entered the publishing business in 1812 and was a descendant of the firm’s founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oveter Bay
Melon
Dov Mediar
Doubledas & Co
The
Tas
Doudieday
Pwtlahie Beeiness
Tom
Israel Appeals To U N From Menacing Attitude Of Britain In Palestine
Israel formally appealed to the United Nations Security Council at Lake Success to protest Britain's troop movements and actions in Palestine as the armistice talks with Egypt at Rhodes approached. Tel Aviv said Israeli forces had been withdrawn from Egyptian territory and emphasized the danger of Jewish violations of cease fire orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
U.N
Britain
Palestine
London
Palestine Development
Taraeli
Tel Aviv
Ernest Bevin
Minter Allice
Matty
Bevin
Security Council
Lake Success
Jerusalem
Foreign Office
Rhodes
Ralph J Bunche
William E. Buley
SIA
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Pan Offical
Trane-Jordan
United States
Aur
Paletine
Fornell
Flow Television Link Joins East and Midwest
A new Bell System television link ties East Coast and Midwest facilities from Philadelphia to Cleveland, expanding reach from Atlantic to Mississippi and enabling viewers in St. Louis Chicago and Boston to watch programs live. Costs and technical hurdles mean a full nationwide network may still be years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Midwest
American Telephone J and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Cleveland
Reemo
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Kiwanis Pioneer Dies in Hollywood and DC
Roe Fuik, 78, a founder of Kiwanis and longtime member, died early yesterday in Hollywood and was formerly connected with the Teingeath unit and Warhimies DC. Kiwanis Club mourns the founder and editor’s tribute notes his service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fin
Roe Fuikareoh
Ume
Kiwanis Intutmanual
Sulkerson
Teingeath
Wee Toe
Warhimies
Koranis Club
Kien Baga
Forrestal To Stay As Defense Chief
Secretary of Defense Forrestal, a top backer of a hard line on Russia, said he expects to remain in President Truman's cabinet though he did not specify how long. He spoke after a White House meeting with Truman and dismissal speculation followed Life magazine claims of a cabinet rift, which Truman denied, saying no policy change occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TQ Stax
James V. Forrestal
White House
Truman
Forrestal
Washington
Russia
Weniex
U. S
Life Magazine
Jay Franklin
Franklin
Robert A. Lovell
U.S
Wrests
Dillon, Read and Company
Frankin
President Faces Fight On Tax Boost
Washington officials rallied behind a plan for a $4 billion general tax hike but critics challenged its necessity. Senator Byrd predicted less than half the proposed amount, while Senator Bridges urged spending cuts. House Democrats Everharter and Dingell opposed new income taxes for many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Byrd
D.-Va
Bridges
R-N. 4
Appropriations
Congress
Senate
Foreigners In Argentina Face Forced Citizenship
Argentina weighs a constitutional amendment to compel foreigners to apply for citizenship after two years of residence. The plan, pushed by President Peron, would affect tens or hundreds of thousands of South Americans and Europeans living in Argentina. Diplomats called the proposal impractical and discriminatory, arguing it reverses decades of welcoming policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Borner Aires GP
Juan Peronesterday
Peronista
Pism
Peroaists Party
Brito
Law
Citieene
Hwndreds
Teomgerde
South
Israel Demands U N Probe of British Middle East Activities
Israel urged the U N Security Council to investigate Britain over military and political moves in the Middle East. Tel Aviv charged London sent troops to Aqaba, violated Palestine by flights from Egypt, and moved war matériel to Egypt, Iraq, and Trans Jordan while naval forces operated in the eastern Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Israel
Security Council
Britain
Tel Aviv
Council
Middle East
Tuvael
Aqaba
Jordan
Meger
Palestine
Wer
Royal Air Force
Egypt
Iraq
Trans Jordan
Rhodes
Tarael
Jessup
Russia
Philip ©. Jessup
United States
Netherlands
Soviet Russia
Truman
U. S
Teraeli Nets
Iquad
Rafe
U.N
United Naions Mediator
United Kingdom
Rep Thomas Given Blood Transfusion at Walter Reed Hospital
Rep Thomas Parnell given a blood transfusion at Walter Reed Hospital after entering for a medical checkup. He has a history connected to charges by the House Un American Activities Committee and is under investigation for alleged payroll padding in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parnell Thomas
R-N. J
Water Reed Hospital
Thomas
House
Us-American Activities CemiMitter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reds
Florida Highway Patrol
FF. M. Thomas
Get Wrate
Assembly Name Group
Utica
T Ashcroft
Repubbiican
RM. Griffith
Oneida
Cuica
Griffith
Asmabiy
the FM Voice OF the Record Newspapers
Los Angeles
Bepreville Lake
Rasford University
Kren
Secramento
I. Blair
Experix
Iit
Mameee
Flow Television Link
East
Kiwanis
Defense
Porrestal
Rep
Pulse of
Dhe
Whatligie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!