Nineteen Americans Among 55 Victims in Jet Crash Near Cairo
A four engine jetliner crashed and burned west of Cairo killing 55 people, including 23 Americans. Among the survivors and the dead were Egyptian and Indian nationals, with prominent American executives and academics reported. Investigators from Egyptian Civil Aviation and allied agencies began inquiries as officials described the disaster, noting the jet fell 15 miles west of the city after lifting from Bombay bound for New York.
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Lilliam Cohen
Interlaken
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Radmin
Aubrey William Scanfield
New York
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Everad Moore Baler
Massachusetts Tasellate of Technology
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San Antonio
Tex
Gulf Oil Company
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Bear
Jounwall Oil Company
Baker
International Studens. Seyeree
Strikes Close Six G E K Plants Across Nation
Associated Press reports six G E K plants were shut by strikes, with threats to close more, as the International Union of Electric Workers presses demands. Lynn Massachusetts and Syracuse New York among affected sites. one plant in Holyoke Massachusetts also affected. production of airplane instruments and television receivers halted.
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Delay Tax On Profits George Asks
Washington report notes Senator George of Georgia urged Congress to delay an excess profits tax and consider a slower three to six month postponement. He proposed directing finance committees to craft a retroactive high profits levy, arguing for a plain reading of excess profits and broader tax application. Debate continued as leaders weighed timing and scope amid defense funding concerns.
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Tremor Report From Free Territory Affects Night Hours
A tremor was felt at night with no reported casualties or damages. The event occurred around 6:22 pm with initial position noted near Trieste and the observatory recording a distant seismic signal about 180 miles away. Local officials reported no further incidents and no disruption to daily activities.
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Ineal Observatory
Jin Tonter
Compromise Reached On Controls
A Senate House conference approved a compromise on National Defense measures. The plan grants President Truman emergency powers including wage and price controls and defense production prioritization, with various authorities set to expire by June 30 1951 or June 3 1952 depending on the asset. The fireside broadcast is planned to explain domestic sacrifices and the scope of the program.
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Shington
Tramen Wi
Florida City Ravaged by Hurricane and Floods
A violent hurricane struck Florida City causing severe damage and flooding in the bayfront area. Strong winds and high tides damaged homes and a gasoline storage tank at St. Marks while Mobile and Pensacola reports cited lighter impact. Several injuries occurred as crews assessed the wreckage and economic losses climbed.
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Democrats consider Judge Brown for state ticket amid reshuffle
Reports from Rochester and New York indicate Judge Gaylord Brown of South Lake Avenue, long cited as a possible attorney general candidate, may pivot to lieutenant governor to balance the ticket. Party leaders including John P. Shanahan discussed options as five Democratic leaders reportedly backed Albert Conn for governor. The discussion touched Brown’s potential as a geographic and political balance amid ongoing convention maneuvering.
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Rensselaer County
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Mungapala
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Boonevell
O'Dwyer Farewell Address Sparks New York Controversy
The resignation of Mayor O'Dwyer prompts a heated political clash in New York as Republicans push for ambassadorial appointments and debate whether the move signals broader policy shifts. O'Dwyer, once a key wartime figure, had faced scrutiny over a yearlong tenure and pension plans. supporters cite his service, while critics argue the exit is politically timed.
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O'Dwyer
India
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O'Dreger Ann
Sddlitina Nile
Nwyars
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Fon
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Fordham
Edna
Fragmented Scoreboard Mix From Baseball Standings
National League notes show New Yorke 2, Ittshoeg 1 and Hronklyn 1, Hostan. American League lists New York 7, Clevalanda. Wanldington 2, Teter by Hontom 4. Ghitnge 8. Eastern League entries include Beranton 1 Albany 4, WPhimtford 3, Witkor Rare 1. Williamsport 18, and other scattered town lines.
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Ghitnge
Jiba Tanta Te
U S. Presses U N Probe After Manchurian Skirmish Reach
The report details U S and United Nations debate over a probe into alleged strafing by Japanese or allied forces near Manchuria. It notes military actions across the border, the involvement of U S Second and 23rd Divisions, and rapid advances by Red forces, with heavy losses on both sides and calls for a full inquiry.
Truman Says Johnson To Keep Post
President Truman stated that Johnson will retain his cabinet post amid cabinet reshuffles. Trusty said the move reflects Johnson's role in defense and national security, with Johnson described as a capable, loyal administrator in the current administration.
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Bombay Riots Leave 5 Dead in Strike Clashes
Report from Bombay recounts violent demonstrations during a strike that left five dead and many injured. Police and military units battled rioters, with vehicles burned and property damaged as officers tried to restore order amid tense times.
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Largest American Rocket Climbs 85 Miles Into Air
A historic test at White Sands Proving Ground sent an American rocket and warhead skyward, reaching about 85 miles. Officials described the flight as a significant technical milestone, with instruments and guidance systems aboard. Notable researchers and military engineers from Wright-Patterson and several universities contributed to the mission.
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White Sands Proving Ground
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Garia
Tin Bien
Congress Approves GI Allowances for Dependents in Bill
The House and Senate passed a bill authorizing new allowances for dependents of servicemen. The plan provides monthly stipends including eight four dollars to families of officers and related payments to widows and others, with funding to be divided among the dependents and youth. The legislation now awaits final action and presidential approval.
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U S Observation Plane Shot Down In Korea War Turbulence
A scrambled report describes a U S observation plane shot down over Korea amid mounting tensions. The incident sparks brief analysis of air combat risks and the broader conflict dynamics as Allied forces respond.
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