Two German Slain in Palestine Amid Escalating Violence
In Palestine a convoy or patrol was ambushed near Waldheim interforent camp and Haifa, two German soldiers were killed and two battle officers with five armed men wounded. British and Israeli police noted Arab involvement and a mine on the Lydda main line. Separate incidents near Rehoboth and Tel Aviv left RAF sergeant and family casualties.
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Holy Land
Palestine
Belial Army
Persoanel
Ale
Britah Army
Rudolf Molla
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RAF
Fami
Syhea & Tiwek Lh
Imina
Tel Aviv
Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Dense Historical Page
A scrambled OCR readout presents a series of crossword style clues and fragmented phrases. The readable bits reference names, places and topics such as New York, Belgium, ships, and various thematic entries, suggesting a puzzle page with scattered hints and partial captions.
Veto drama looms as foreign ministers seek Trieste accord
World powers discuss Trieste governance and deadline terms while UN veto tensions persist. Russia shows willingness to continue talks with the other big powers, but major disputes remain over troop removal timing and western oversight of the Adriatic governor. Byrnes and allied ministers push for procedural changes amid criticism of veto use.
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Molotov
Gromyky
Russia
Trieste
Italy
Adriatic
United Nations Securty Council
Peraphs
Jemalsters
Etotetay
Inter
Spokaamua
Australia
Cuba
Sim Narly
State Byrnes
Bayin
China
Wellington Koo
Alexandre Pa~todi
France
Thi
Detectives Probe Thefts From Home and Auto
Helen McGuire of 26 Binleo Avenue reported a theft from her home yesterday, while an RP I student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute reported a set of jacket wrenches valued at 20 and beam adaptors worth 1495 stolen from a car parked at the Sage Avenue power house.
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Helen McGuire
Binleo Avenue
Tialia
Rightia
Auine
Michael Moriie
John J. Newtat
Michael Saio
Burau
Roper Calvin
Church Dormntory
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Sage Avenue
Colonie Legion Post Changes Meeting Place
Colonie American Legion posts shift meeting from town hall to Colonie Firehouse Albany Schenectady area. John Tanney will preside at tomorrow evening session. Armistice night banquet committee led by Henry Cargon plans refreshments.
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American Legion
Colvole
Albany-Schenectady
Town Hall
John Tanney
Henry Cargon
Chawraan
Rookie Patrolmen Report for Duty
Rookie patrolmen reported for duty Friday night at midnight. All new officers are World War II veterans assigned alongside seasoned officers to gain experience. Names listed include John Stack, Jon J. Osterhoul, Thamar L. Sweeney, Nicholas J. Padaimo, Mank J. Marsan, and Paul Wy Spensid.
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World War IL Velar
Menstomay Coguine
Cca
Jubn A Stack
Jon J. Osterhoul
Thamar L Sweeney
Nicholas J. Padaimo
Mank J. Marsan
Paul Wy Spensid
Gas Station Worker Hurt on Blast
Charles Carell of 2435 Fifth Avenue, manager at the Sovonygaaxo Whre station at King and River Streets, suffered burns to the right hand when gasoline fumes ignited and a blast shattered a window. Fire Chief Carl A. Smith and driver Edward Dietrick used a weed gun extinguisher to control the fire before firefighters arrived.
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Charles Carell
Fifth Avenue
Sovonygaaxo
King and River Streets
Carell
Biro
Carl A. Smith
Chint
Edward Iie
Avemen
Sox
Federal
River Streets
Seventh Avenue
105Th
Udth
Mother Permitted To Compromise Action
Mrs. Olive McDonald, mother of John McDonald, was authorized by Supreme Court Justice Prerce H. R. NM yesterday to compromise for $260 the claim of her son against the estate of Abraham Friedman. The claim arose after the boy was injured April 28 when his leg slipped through an iron grating in the sidewalk near the defendant estate. John L. Maine was the attorney for the plaintiff.
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Olive McDonald
John McDonald
Supreme Cowl
Prerce H. R. NM
Abraham Friedman
John L. Maine
Unclear fragment on postwar veto power and conduct rules
Text fragment discusses Soviet objections to a coda of conduct based on seven titles and cites drafts by the United States and China. Molotov argues that calls to veto discussion are artificial and that the Soviet Union uses its power only on essential issues. Byrnes defends U S frankness and criticizes the frequent use of the veto.
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Bevin
United States
China
Molotov
Byrnes
On the Air: Local radio listings and programs today
Radio schedule highlights WTRY 8700 AM features Morning Newspaper at 5:55, News, Shown Shine, Winekeeper, Listening Post, Home Edition, and a wide array of talk and music segments. Programs list arrival times, hosts, and station IDs across the day with numerous segments such as Morning Newspaper, News, and variety shows.
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Winekeeper
Howard and Addles
Wisk Muar
Ufe Brennaman
Wallam Lane
Glimour Manor
ISG World
Cher
Lila M
Vaynor
Small
Lou
Tros
Newata
Tin—Fefee
Tnt Shine Fila
Trewkfust
Tom Brenneman
Uitte Malone
Nuon Eultormow
Granwar Manor
Moon
Chanticleri
Newarteri
Howard Uri
Kewined
Pycketay
Lurie Ateon
Joyce Suri dLon
Berch Wan
David Aru
Maipdien
Senator-elect Ives Honored By Neighbors
Norwich and Chenunga County residents greeted Senator-elect Ives with a county welcome home open house after his victory on November 5. A Bainbridge delegation led a forward parade as the district’s long service was celebrated and towns sent tributes for the new term in the state senate.
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Norwich
Chenunga
Stata Agaon
Bainbridge
Ives
Nati
Clinic Schedule Reported for Health Check by Dr A Chupntek
Health officer Dr A Chupntek led a clinic at Wynantskill with 1330 pan start. Parents of nine month olds were urged to vaccinate their children as officials warned of diphtheria and smallpox threats. Albany officials stressed preventive measures as public health actions moved forward.
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de. A. My Chupntek
Wynantskl
Albany
Oswald D. Heckmesaives
Faun
New York
Chapnick
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political figures and resignation
Fragmentary article mentions Vivion as a senator candidate and a Republican leader in a yearlong context. References dilute clarity on exact events, names, dates, and roles. Interview notes suggest a potential Washington resignation timing but lack definite details or confirmations.
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Senate of the
Unticort Staton
Cwatlona
Soknal
Ak Cornell
Lee Wild
Washington
Din
Ship Strike Nears End as Shipowners Prepare Plan
Sizable near end of seven week Atlantic strike looms as shipowners announce a plan to be submitted to ACL authorities. Masters mates and pilots report readiness to resume shipping by end of the week. Union votes on tentative agreement expected shortly amid call for rationing and staged resumption.
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Alipownery
Macey
Paolfe Atuar “Henn
ACL
Maesters
Matea
Pinte
Antona
Lehigh Strike Threat Highlights Wage, Work Rules
About 2,500 Lehigh Valley Railroad clerks and freight handlers planned a nine day strike over pay and working conditions after labor talks collapsed. The dispute centered on wages and classification changes, with both sides reporting progress yesterday.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Nyprvan
Churchill Praises FDR as Britain's Greatest Friend
Prime Minister hails Franklin D Roosevelt as a monumental ally and symbol of freedom. He recalls Allied support and the enduring bond, noting wartime telegraphs and the President’s impact on Britain’s morale and alliance.
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Ed.r
Britain
London
Whewton
Curehill Pelgad Prinkiln DB
Feta
Chinebil Wald
Rangevelt
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