Heart attack fatal for Alan M. Taylor welfare worker
Alan McLean Taylor 69 longtime welfare leader and former Episcopal rector died at home after a heart attack. He headed the Adrian Associated Charities since 1934 and held numerous social work roles, lectured on the Holy Land, and served on state boards. Survived by sister Rose and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Episcopal church with burial in Sidney, Ohio.
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Alan McLean Taylor
Associated Charities
Episcopal Church
East Maumee Street
Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
The
Fice
Bixey Hospital
Adrian
Holy Spirit Episcopal Church
Mattepan Square
Boston
Rose Taylor
Me. Taylor
Emergency Relief Commission
Taylors
Holy Land
Adrian College
Detroit
Lenawee County
State Board of Social Workers
Adrian Associated Charities
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Michigan
Sidney
Ohio
William H. and
Lavenia Adelaide Thorne Taylor
Mansfield
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Yale University
Yale
Mr. Taylor
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
St. George's Episcopal Church
New York
Masonic Order
A. A. V. Society
Kappa Psi
Alpha Delta Phi
Skull and Bones
Rose
William H. Taylor
S. Howell Taylor
Ann Arbor
A. W. Robb
Peter Tazelaar
Evansville
Ind
Fugitive Finds He Rates As Unwanted Man
Arthur Koller 24 of Columbus surrendered to Adrian police at city hall after fleeing Columbus workhouse where he served 60 days for drunkenness and petty larceny. He had been booked 21 times and escaped four times. Adrian police planned to move him out of town and release him after transfer to county jail.
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Arthur Koller
Columbus
Adrian
Koller
Ohio City
Norman Harrington
Mass X Ray Planned At Lenawee County Fair
A mass N ray X ray machine funded by the Michigan state health department will be at the Lenawee county fair September 15 to 20. Registration occurs inside Merchants building with a trailer outside. A nurse or physician will answer questions and reports are confidential and mailed within a week. physicians may receive copies with permission.
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Michigan State Department of Health
Lenawee County
Lenawee
Merchants
H. C. Huntley
Huge Holiday Crowds Expected in Lenawee
The last weekend of summer will bring record crowds to Lenawee county as Labor Day doubles as a holiday. Adrian schools start Wednesday. public teachers meet Monday with district leaders. Banks, city offices, and most stores close. post office lobby open with altered delivery. Traffic swells as Michigan troopers boost patrols to curb accidents amid storms and heat.
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Lenawee County
Adrian
George Little
Court House
Michigan
Detroit
The
Automobile Club of Michigan
Weather Bureau
Detroit milk dealers balk at 30 cent price increase
Milk dealers refused to pay the 30 cents a hundredweight rise sought by the Michigan Milk Producers Association, arguing it would push retail prices higher. In Grand Rapids, regular milk was set to rise to 18 cents a quart, a penny increase, on Monday.
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Detroit
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Grand Rapids
Russia seals peace with five axis satellites
Russia ratified peace treaties with Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Italy, and Romania, clearing the way to end hostilities. The Moscow Presidium signed the accords, with instruments due in Moscow or Paris. Reparations total 900 million, and borders and troop withdrawals are outlined, including a Trieste settlement and U.N. implications.
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Russia
London
Bulgaria
Finland
Hungary
Italy
Romania
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Austria
Germany
Japan
Ex-GFS man held in Los Alamos atomic photos theft
Arnold Frederick Kiv a 27 year old ex soldier faced arraignment on charges of taking highly confidential photographs from the Los Alamos atomic installations. FBI director J Edgar Hoover said 37 pictures and ten negatives were seized in Brooklyn along with burned materials. Kiv admitted removing the photos while in the army and later burning them. He had worked at Brookhaven National Laboratory before being relieved from duty.
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Washington
Arnold Frederick Kiv
U. S
Los Alamos
N. M
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kivi
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hoover
FBI
Himi
Los Alamos Project
Army
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Patchogue
Flyer shot from jet at 500 mph test in England
Bernard Lynch a 29 year old Martin Baker worker was ejected from a jet at over 500 mph in a test of a new escape apparatus for high speed RAF planes. He was released from 12000 feet and parachuted to safety in five minutes.
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Chalgrove
England
Bernard Lynch
Martin-Baker Aircraft Company
Royal Air Force
Lynch
Toledoans Jailed After Speedy Arrest
James Rickman 23 of Toledo pleaded guilty to drunk driving at arraignment before Justice John K Lowe. He was fined 60 and costs 7.65 and jailed ten days, with 60 more days if unpaid. Lee Clarkson 23 of Toledo also pled guilty to drunkenness, fined 15 and 7.65 costs, jailed five days, with 20 days in lieu of payment. Police arrested them yesterday after Blissfield post alerted Adrian officers on US 22. In seven minutes they were in custody and jailed. Also arrested were Ralph Arley 34 of Ray Indiana and Kenneth Ansley 28 of Clayton after a minor Beecher and South Main collision. Ralph ran into Kenneth who had stopped for a light. both cars damaged. Donald DeFay 37 of 205 Locust Street was arrested at Main and Maumee on drunk driving charges.
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James Rickman
Toledo
John K. Lowe
Rickman
Lee Clarkson
Clarkson
Blissfield
Beecher
South Main Streets
Ralph Arley
Ray
Ind
Kenneth Ansley
Clayton
Ralph
Kenneth
Donald DeFay
Locust Street
Main
Maumee Streets
U.N. Special Committee Backs End of 70 Year Mandate
The United Nations Special Committee on Palestine advised ending Britain's mandate over the Holy Land and splitting the area into independent Jewish and Arab states. It proposed a two year transition to self government under an UN accountable authority, with options for partition or federation and safeguards for minorities, holy sites, and economic unity. The report, nearly finished, will be presented to the General Assembly in New York on Sept. 16.
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Finland
Petsamo
Perkkala-Udd
Britain
United States
Italy
Bulgaria
Russia
Hungary
Romania
Austria
United Nations
United Nations Assembly
Mario Scelba
Rome
U.N
Alcide de Gasperi
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
U.N. Security Council
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations Special Committee On
Palestine
Holy Land
General Assembly
New York
Lake Success
Australia
Europe
Germany
United Nations Committee On Palestine
Security Council
Council
Americas Approve Defense Treaty at Quitandinha
The United States and 18 American republics meet to finalize a historic defense treaty pledging armed support across the western hemisphere. Argentina and Mexico shaped last night’s settlement on how to respond to invasions outside the inter American security zone while affirming a joint staff to coordinate defense efforts. President Truman will address the final plenary in Rio and visit Bogota next January for a joint staff accord.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
United States
Pole
Greenland
Aleutians
Argentina
Pascual la Rosa
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
U. S
Germany
Inter- American
Vandenberg
Truman
Domingo Esguerra
Itamaraty Palace
Rio de Janeiro
Foreign Ministry
Esguerra
Bogota
Colombia
Latin America
U.S
Hemisphere
Washington
White House
Defense Conference
Missouri
Mrs. Truman
Margaret Truman
Washlington
Independence
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Lenawee Grange Convention Set for Thursday
The Lenawee county grange convention will be held Thursday afternoon at the courthouse. Clarence Kleidinst, grange master, will preside at 1 p.m. Delegates to the state grange convention October 21 to 23 at Hillsdale will be elected and other grange business acted upon.
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Lenawee County
Court House
Clarence Kleidinst
Hillsdale
Dow Chemical declares quarterly dividend details
Dow Chemical Co announced a quarterly dividend of 1.00 per share on cumulative preferred stock series A payable October 15 to holders of record October 1. The announcement also notes a 0.677 per share dividend on second preferred stock and 0.25 per share on common stock.
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Midland
Dow Chemical Co
Heifer's Tail Nipped By Dog Valued At $40
Buffalo report details how a Holstein heifer tail bite by an unknown dog led County Treasurer Frank A. Slade to award $40 from the dog license fund to Clifford Kell enberg of Clarence Center for livestock injury.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank A. Slade
Clifford Kelkenberg
Clarence Center
New Greek cabinet faces early doom
In Athens the Constantin Tsaldaris government was sworn in as a Populist Royalist coalition with one Independent minister. Observers note it may collapse quickly due to weak parliamentary support and US preference for a broader, multi party government.
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Athens
Greece
Constantin Tsaldaris
Damaskinos
Paul I
Demetrios Maximos
Tsaldaris
Adm
Alexander Sakellariou
Napoleon Zervas
United States
Food prices jump to new peak in 56 cities
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 1.4 percent rise in the family food bill from mid-June to mid-July across 56 cities, with July retail food prices at 193.1 percent of the 1935-39 average. Eggs, dairy, and meats drive the increase. beef up to 342 percent of June levels.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
St. Paul
Memphis
Providence
Minneapolis
Omaha
Los Angeles
Muskegon AFL Rejects Labor Day Festivities
The Greater Muskegon Trades and Labor Council AFL will not partake in this year’s Labor Day celebrations. President George Murphy says Labor Day should mean more than hot dogs and beer. He warns the union faces grave decisions that require contemplation away from the public spectacle.
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Muskegon
Legion Parade Draws Million Watchers In New York
In New York Aug 30 legionnaires opened their convention with promises of preparedness. The great Fifth Avenue parade drew over 1 000 000 spectators to watch 65 000 marchers led by Mayor O Dwyer and Gov Dewey. Eisenhower urged readiness and peace through understanding while Nimitz Spaatz and other leaders pressed unity and national security amid a race for national commander.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Wallander
William O'Dwyer
Legion
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
West Point
Q'’Dwyer
42Nd Street
Thomas E. Dewey
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Nimitz
Carl A. Spaatz
Army Air Forces
James F. O’neil
Manchester
N. H
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
California
O'Neil
S. Perry Brown
Beaumont
Tex
Martin Coffey
Middleton
Ohio
O'Neill
Qavam Re-Elected Premier by Iranian Parliament
Tehran August 30 Ahmed Qavam was re elected premier by the Iranian parliament receiving 78 of 116 votes. He had resigned last Wednesday under a law requiring the premier to quit when a new Gmajlis is elected.
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Tehran
Ahmed Qavan
Qavam
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