Teachers End Strike At Buffalo Ends After Bargain
Buffalo teachers end a weeklong strike affecting 2400 public school instructors after a three hour council of delegates accepts Mayor Edwards offer of 300 to 125 pay raises for the school year. Officials say about 80 percent of teachers will receive raises, with stipends for high and elementary teachers and a plan to renew contracts. The federation will verify details and return to classrooms Monday.
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Otters Lo Manch
Council of Delegates
Mion
Lewchers Schoo
Bond Provident Chariton
McDonough
Loweleis
Jovind Wands
Ita
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Panday
Albsyny
Cep
Last of 8 Mateayan Tacapecs Recaptured
A fragment reports the recapture of the last of eight Mateayan Tacapecs during a closure of a prison escape incident. The piece mentions authorities including Donovan deputy state correction commissioner and Dr McNeill, with references to a hospital reception, a rope, and a dangerous escape context.
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Laure McNeit
Atiside
Anglican Bishop Linea Luglind Passes Away in Lincoln
The Anglican Bishop of Lincoln died at his home after serving as a bishop since 1948. He was educated at Cambridge in 1930 and attended Oxford 1940 to 1942.
President Finds Mother In Mexico City Visit
President Truman travels toward Mexico City as his mother Martha Blumen prays for his health. Doctors say the 91 year old keeps faith in his recovery while officials plan consultations with Mexican leaders ahead of a possible meeting with President Alemán.
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Mexico City
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Mexico
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Kanga City
Ratuinine
Kansas City
Hue
Farefay Apport
Kanens Dei
Wevteo
Lilienthal Vote Due This Week
Senate action looms on Lilienthal confirmation as debate and committee fallout shape fate. George Day predicts decisive support or opposition from undecided members while House action on related postal pay provisions faces passage.
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Chicago Blast Kills Two, Wounds Dozens in Chicago Collapse
A massive blast at the southwest corner of Van Buren and Wells streets in downtown Chicago collapsed a building and damaged nearby structures. Two people were killed and about thirty were injured as glass and debris rained onto streets and offices. Police and fire crews worked through the scene, with windows shattered and property losses estimated up to several hundred thousand dollars.
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van Buren
Wollé
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St Lukes Hospital
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Belmont Bhart
Schenectady
Ving Glass
AL Wats
Belding
Newbhy
Chiro Wainy
Ofhsla Saul
Aarmy BV
Ray Crane
Meventa
Samuel Abrams
van Buen Street
Czech Prelate Dies in Prague At 81
Catholic archbishop Leopold Piccan of Prague Moravia died yesterday at 81. He was the oldest archbishop in Czechoslovakia and served the Chnnety i Moravia see.
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VA Urges States to Aid 52-20 Veterans Unemployed Aid
The VA asks states to check on members of the 52 20 club amid rising unemployment among veterans. Data show December jobless benefits surged, prompting proposed changes to extend payments and provide job counseling. Officials note about 38 000 veterans lost benefits in December. ongoing proposals aim to sustain aid for up to ten months with phased checks and career support.
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UPI
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IMA
Martial Law Enforces Across Palestine City Amid Jewish Turmoil
Martial law covers Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as British forces arrest hundreds of suspects after a deadly wave of bombings. Tens of thousands of Jewish residents face curbs while authorities pursue militant groups including the Stern Gang. The Jerusalem bombing and related assaults trigger the broad crackdown across the Holy Lands.
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Vatican marks Pope's 71st birthday celebration
Vatican City observes the pontiff's birthday with a solemn mass and a daily service. Pope Plus, bishop of Rome, leads the ceremonies at Saint John Lateran. Eugenio Zolli, former Rome chief rabbi, attends after his conversion. Monseigneur John Thoddara Suhr serves as Apostolic emissary from Denmark.
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Train Crashes Car Killing Family of Five
A train collision near Muss York Center killed a family of five including a baby. The car occupants were two women, a man and a child. all perished at the scene or shortly after. Investigators and patrolmen reported the crash halted traffic as emergency crews tended to the wreckage. The dead included Mrs Roline Cowen and Bonnie Peterson, with Lawrence Presby among those listed among the deceased.
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British Power Restored After Week Long Shutdown
British power was switched on across industrial sites after a severe week of shutdown crippled exports. About 9 to 12 thousand workers returned, factories resumed full production for key industries, coal trains revived, and electricity use focused on essential tasks while coastal shipping aided supply, amid a return toward normal operation.
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Greek Aid Plan and Budget Clash in Washington
Fragmented OCR summary notes a Greek aid plan, budget cuts, and U.S. legislative debate. Mentions Senate Republican Policy Committee, tax changes, and an anticipated presidential move. References to Secretary of State Marshall in Rome and Greece aid funding around nine million dollars amid ongoing foreign policy talks.
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Britain
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von Evropes
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Mexico
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Greece
Aliatnel
Turkey
Twister-like winds damage Troy area with building collapses
A severe warmstorm caused by a twister toppled parts of two buildings and broke power and telephone lines in Troy and nearby areas. The storm, with gusts up to 60 mph, uprooted trees, cracked windows, and flooded basements, leaving widespread outages and property damage estimated in the millions.
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Court to Decide Lewis Case Today May 1
Court action centers on a Lewis case delaying talks between mine operators and United Mine Workers. Officials report federal mediation and mine operations tied to government power under President Truman, with negotiations stalled and timing tied to regulatory authority and potential coal production shifts.
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Jong
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Wie
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Five Alarm Fire After Blast At Co Gas Tank
A large explosion at a fuel tank caused a five alarm fire injuring one, with twenty one fire companies rushing to douse the blaze near gasoline storage. Officials could not estimate total damage though a rough figure of up to 19 600 dollars was noted.
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