Teaneck Theater Bans Teens After Fire Scare
Teaneck New Jersey theater manager Al Harris bans teenagers under 18 from his lone cinema after three fires and disruptive incidents. Police report a 15 year old boy was arrested for starting the blazes and held for juvenile authorities. Preteen children may still attend matinees. local education leader Edward Allen supports the move. Teaneck, ten miles west of New York City, was recently selected for Army overseas exhibits.
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Teaneck
N. J
al Harris
Production Pool Held Significant First European Economic Integration
New York was told by W Averell Harriman that six European nations agreeing to pool coal and steel production marks the first major step toward European economic integration. He testified in Congress on extending the mutual defense assistance program after returning from London, calling the move bold and politically significant while noting Britain's understandable hesitancy to join without more details.
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New York
W. Averell Harriman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Europe
Harriman
London
England
Liberty Bell replica salutes savings drive tour stop
A 2,080 pound Liberty Bell replica drew crowds in Austin as part of the Independence Savings Bond drive. The tour reached 87 counties and 120 cities, to be presented to Governor Shivers by Treasury official John W. Snyder. Bonds in Travis County for the first week reached 31,432 dollars with a 478,000 goal. The event featured the Drum and Bugle Corps, Boy Scouts, and appearances by Jesse James figures, with tours continuing through July.
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Ted Edworth
John Weiler
Austin
Travis County
Philadelphia
Neal Douglass
Jesse James
Allan Shivers
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Harry S. Phillips
Central Texas
Territories
Washington, D. C
Phillips
Annecy
France
Paccard and Sons
Britain
Texas
New Mexico
West
Fred C. Morse Sr
Independence Savings
Morse
al Campbell
Campbell Advertising Agency
Drum and Bugle Corps
Travis Post No. 76
American Legion
Paramount Theater
Peter and
Ben Oliver
Edward Mellon Jr
Keith Grimes
Leissner Raven
Donald Beck
Billie Coats
Sherwood Sheffield
James McFarland
Norman Ross
Harry Schultz
London
John Marshall
Max Bickler
Supreme Court
Bickler
San Francisco
J. L. King
Residents seize beachhead at Lido Beach dispute
One hundred locals using hacksaws and hammers forced a gate entry to claim a 75 foot beach as private property. The Lido Beach Hotel owner, Milton Seiden, says he bought the beach from the US Government after wartime use. A meeting to seek a legal settlement was scheduled for Tuesday.
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Long Beach
N.Y
Lido Beach
Lido Colony Association, Inc
Milton Seiden
Leiden
Presidents Speech to businessmen at Better Business Bureaus meeting
President Truman will address American businessmen Tuesday at 7 p.m. EST during the Association of Better Business Bureaus 36th annual meeting. Delegates from over 65 bureaus in the United States and Canada have reserved to attend the event opening Monday at 8 30 a.m. EST.
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Washington
Truman
Association of Better Business Bureaus
United States
Canada
Suez Canal Defense Talks Set Between Egypt and Britain
Cairo reports talks to begin Monday on canal defense with Egypt insisting it can guard the waterway and seeking removal of British troops. About 25 000 British troops guard the canal as Field Marshal Slim represents Britain and Haidar Pasha leads Egypt.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Red Sea
William Slim
Imperial General Staff
Haidar Pasha
Ismail Sherin Bey
Farouk
Fawzia
William Riley
United Nations Palestine
Marshal Slim
Improved dental powder for firm plate fit rests
An ad for ASTEETH dental powder claims it keeps upper and lower dentures firmer and more comfortable. It boasts no gummy taste or pasty feel, is alkaline to avoid sour odor, and is available now at drug stores.
Record Tourist Year Predicted for France
President Vincent Auriol announced France is on track for a record tourist year at the Touring Club of France banquet. He cited 1949 arrivals at 2.8 million versus 1.9 million in 1929, with port entries rising 14 to 20 percent in the first quarter.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
Touring Club of France
Radio Transmitter at Tangier Nears First Use
The Navy announced the Tangier radio transmitter should be completed by October 1, enabling Voice of America broadcasts from the State Department to reach northern Europe the Balkans and the Near East. Construction on the Tangier station began last July.
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Washington
Navy
North Africa
State Department
Voice of America
Europe
Balkans
Near East
Tangier
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