Texas Oil Man Donates 160 Million for Charity
Houston oil magnate and wife pledge 80 million for a charitable foundation with tax and hospital ties. He estimates 40 to 90 million barrels of oil and a conservative value of 2.10 per barrel, aiming to fund philanthropic work during their lifetimes.
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Weath and Chaiity Foundation
Fexus Hospital Association
Andience
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Gen Ross Won't Run For Mayor
The article notes General Ross will not seek the mayoral office of Troy and mentions Brig Gen Ogden J. Love and other political figures. It references party shifts and potential candidates amid Republican party dynamics and local political maneuvering.
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Btvarn
Nohonald
Troy
Ogden J. Love
John J. Abern
Robs
Franco Flirts With Spanish Monarchists
A report claims Franco considered a conditional monarchy with a regency council to govern Spain after the war. The plan would label his regime as temporary administrator while recognizing liberal lines, with Don Juan as claimant and a Cortes led council to oversee transitions. The proposed move aims to avoid a new civil conflict and gain limited international acceptance.
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Tosu
Cortes
Freibishop
Toledo
Miron
Don Juan
Spain
Udy
Tiu Deeves
Franco
Regia
Gayaromont
United Nations
Sweet News Washington Sugar Quota Plan Outlined
A fragmentary note suggests a plan to set sugar allocations for Americans at about three pounds per month in the near term, compared with just over four pounds per month in 1946. Names and details are unclear in the readable text.
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Washington
Smaio
Hansa
Dewey Signs Pay Boosts For Top Men
Governor Dewey approved a $6.8 million appropriation boosting pay for top state officials and staff as part of a $71 million budget for the new fiscal year starting April 1. The measure raises salaries for heads of agencies and key administrators, with detailed allocations for Education, Mental Hygiene, Public Welfare, and related departments.
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Howey
Den
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Division of
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Purchase
Departenant of
Education
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Cetlibral Pualicy
Charles H. Bells
Man Rasset
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John #. Burton
Charles D. Brellet
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Robert ‘Z
Amdadale
Alger B. Chapaian
Robert Dineen
PUG Servicr
Chal Nan
Lighar Authority
Dhomon
Kolidit Sehernt
Wyrisulle
Convicts Slage Sitdown In Cells At Auburn Prison
Warden John P Poster reports 27 Auburn convicts staged an orderly sit down in their cells amid a wider disruption across other prisons as the State Corrections Commissioner launches an investigation. Officials say guards used force at times and that a principal keeper will convene with inmates.
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John P. Poster
Auburn Prison
Yose Worday
AL Albany
John AL Lyons
Auburn
Doway
Preolu
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Ude
Amita
Bone
Banker to Be Envoy Nomination Announces Change
A reported announcement states President Truman will nominate Santon Gvittix of New York, a banker, to an ambassadorial post. Arthur Bliss Lane is mentioned in relation to the assignment. The wording reflects a clerical or typographical distortion but indicates a formal diplomatic appointment.
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Whilaj Menge
Truman
Santon Gvittix
New York
Polani
Arthur Bliss Lane
Lewis Says Krug Guilty In Coal Blast
UPI reports Lewis declares Krug guilty in the Centralia mine disaster. He says the Interior Department failed to enforce safety laws and the federal code. A Bureau of Mines inspection cited multiple violations prior to the blast.
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John L. Lawis
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Dwight
Green
Department of Mines and Minerals
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Watla
Senate Public Lands
Jana Boyd
Osiorade School of Mines
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Yuesday
Rescue Crews Tunnel Deeper 79 Bodies Found
Rescue teams push into deeper mine passages as 79 bodies are confirmed after five hours of search. Officials report weakened walls and dense rubble, with power and ventilation concerns delaying operations while inspectors weigh safety steps.
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Robert Medi
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Vichy Admiral Condemned to Death for Toulon Raid
Voranilies Franco Admiral Joan de LaBarde faced charges for responsibility in the French fleet at Toulon in November 1942. He was condemned to death after a two day deliberation by a French tribunal. The former Vichy admiral was linked to the destruction and withdrawal of naval vessels and was executed.
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Joan de LaBarde
Toulon
Vortondiey
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Vichy
Cousen
Jalliganca
Tha Onany
Des
Baseball World Mourns Evers Funeral Monday
Baseball mourns Johnny Evers known as Fighting Trojan and longtime pivot man in the Tinker to Byers to Craneo infield. A funeral service is planned for 9 a.m. Monday at the Champion Sons Funeral Home in Albany with a mass at St Mary’s Church and interment at St Mary’s Cemetery. Flags and ceremonies mark tributes from players, officials, and fans nationwide, including a tribute at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
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Baseball Hall of Fame
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Soviet Reparations Stand Frays at Four-Power Talks
Four power foreign ministers differ over German reparations. Soviet demands push for immediate payment linked to German economic unity, while the United States and Britain seek coal deliveries from Russia and caution on production levels. France insists on assurance of sufficient production before agreeing to reparations and policy.
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Coordinating Committee
Germany
United States
Great
Bricker Pushes Probe of Lilienthal Nominees
Washington reports Senator Brick demanded a special, broad investigation of Lilienthal and five Atomic Energy Commission nominees. He urged a Senate delay until records are examined, noting President Truman had declined to order an inquiry last session. Only one Republican opposed Lilienthal’s confirmation as nine-member panel set the final vote timing.
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Gourke
Hare
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Cotumiesinntrs
Carroll L. Wilson
Milk Pool Price Deeps for March
New York milk marketing area official states producers will receive a uniform price of 1000 and 100 weight delivered to approved plants in the New York area during March. The uniform price for February was 11 per hundredweight.
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New York
C. J. Bikalaid
Molotov Stymies Moscow Parley Halting German Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov resisted proposals from Britain, the United States, and France on who should participate in a postwar peace conference and on German policy. The deputies paused as Molotov insisted only the 18 nations united in New York engage in talks, rejecting discussions on Austria and other points. Marshall urged a unified plan with four core questions, and a Wednesday deadline was set to advance deliberations on Germany under weather permitting.
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V. M. Malotov
Haute Alata
Foreign Ministers’ Council
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Australia
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Tran
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Aba
Turkey
Paraguay
Philippines
Marshall
Uemintalere
Allied Control Council
Wlent
Germany
Xanes
Russia
Iseuilly
Mololay
Sat Deni Warmtlon
Tito's Envoy Says 2,900,000 Face Starvation
Yugoslav ambassador Leontie told reporters that 2,900,000 people in Yugoslavia face starvation as the country awaits outside aid. He said the United States rejected a grain request and Britain offered no £80,000,000 food aid, while Tito’s regime seeks support from allies.
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Navy Denies $68 Million Arabian Oil Profit Claim
Senate War Investigating Committee heard Navy testimony that an American oil company did not profit $68 million from Arabian oil sales. Navy officials noted pricing differences and questioned calculations by oilman A Moffett and others, suggesting earlier estimates overstated profit and that Navy prices were lower than world benchmarks.
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Gries A. Moffett
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Taft Drive Underway Shapes Nomination for President
A chaotic draft of a Washington dispatch outlines Robert A. Taft as the party’s favored candidate for the Republican nomination. The article notes Taft’s path to the presidential race, including his expected candidacy and the evolving support within Congress as history echoes the nomination battles of the era.
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Thomas Fe Dewey
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von Eit Neingden
Brieker
300000 Koreans Under Arms In Korea Debate
Washington officials discussed democracy versus communism as 300000 Koreans were reported under arms and 600000 in the region, with Lt Gen John A. Fudge and others testifying before committees. The dialogue touched on possible implications for war with Russia and the future of South Korea under American influence.
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Daughter to plead insanity in yacht blast case
Bratana Overell and George Gollumy face murder charges after bodies of Walter Quevell were found in Crow Ahoy wreckage. Attorneys Otto Dacoks and Oyeye Lawer discuss defense plans as the trial date nears, while medical student co-defendant is held for arraignment.
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Cat
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Fresnaain
Reagan
New Maines
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Superiant Cauet
Otto Dacoks
Oyeye Iawyer
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Rell Warns on Real Estate Boom in New York
Rell Sees danger of an undue expansion in New York real estate markets. Wakes superintendent Mell warned yesterday of potential instability stemming from rapid construction growth and possible overvaluation. State Footy of Renal Basin Appeals acknowledged the issue and pledged careful review to prevent a downturn.
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New York
New York State
Renal Basin
Russia Signals 10 Day Reply to UN Council
deteriorating text shows a draft note from Lakes Buea GP Warren Austin to the Security Council stating Russia would have a reply ready within ten days. Gromyko and other delegates weigh in on the implications for UN policy and potential actions regarding Greece, Turkey, and Balkan tensions as the debate moves to a formal hearing slated for April.
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Buea GP
Warren J. Austin
Tranian
Russia
A. Gromyle
Savick Dapuly
Austin
Aualin
Strike Injunction Controversy Roils Tennessee Committee
The Tennessee House Rules Committee faces sharp opposition to an injunction bill aimed at countering a broad strike. Representative Martley and labor leader Joseph Reine push for action while Democrats condemn the push as a union-busting move. The dispute centers on the timing and purpose of the measure and its impact on the Telephone Workers union and affiliated parties.
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Oye Tusim
Vrienhony and Telegraph Co
Rannking
Hurley
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