Young Socialite Prefers Trucking In New Haven Story
Frederic C. Dumaine III, 21, heir to Dumain fortunes, chooses truck driving over desk work. He owns a truck, hauls for a Manchester sand and gravel firm, and does winter snow plowing for the state. He recently married Millicent Livingstone Gove, a 33 year old restaurant hostess.
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Dumains
Manchester
Brazilian President Dutra Plans Two Week US Visit
Brazil's President Eurico Gaspar Dutra leaves Rio de Janeiro for a two week trip to the United States with stops in Trinidad Puerto Rico and Key West en route to Washington. It marks the first Brazilian head of state visit since 1876 and aims to strengthen trade and finance ties.
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Washington
Dom Pedro II
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Burglary Reported at Girls' Boarding House
Austin police noted a burglary Sunday at a girls' boarding house 1928 San Antonio. A prowler entered late Saturday rummaging through drawers and desks. a billfold with about 75 cents was missing from Tomasini Armstrong. Dorothy Gates also reported a radio theft from 1301 Cotton on Saturday.
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End of the Lone Star Navy and the Austin's Condemnation
On May 16 1848 Pensacola reported the last Texas ship leaking beyond repair and unfit as a receiving ship the Austin was condemned In 1849 the Austin was reported broken up after annexation made the four boats US property Their fighting career ended in 1843 with ships docked at Galveston during Texas entry into the Union.
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Hotel Hijackers Linked to Waco Case
Waco police captain linked the Alamo Hotel hijacking early Saturday to a prior fruit stand robbery in Waco. He described two suspects in a black coupe, ages about 23 and 20, with similar heights and builds to those who robbed hotel workers.
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Wiley Stem
Express Workers To Accept Terms
New York May 15. Railroad Express Agency workers accept recommendations of a presidential fact finding board to settle the dispute. Daniel J. Sullivan says union leaders agreed to the settlement and will meet with Express officials within a week to formalize the contract. Acceptance ends strike threats and avoids a June 6 strike under the railway labor act.
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Railway Express Agency
Daniel J. Sullivan
AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
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Cominform Explains Ousting of Bulgarian Leader Kostov
BUCHAREST May 15 Vassil Kolarov Bulgaria acting premier and foreign minister said Kostov was ousted last month for Bonapartism and anti Soviet attitude. In Cominform Journal he cited Kostov's refusal to reveal price data on Bulgaria’s Western trade as proof of anti Soviet stance.
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Romania
Vassil Kolarov
Bulgaria
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Kostov
Houston Man Killed In Head-On Crash
George A. Thomas, 33, of Houston, was killed early Sunday and two others injured in a head-on automobile collision on a local street.
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George A. Thomas
UN Assembly Faces Two Hottest Issues at Close
The United Nations General Assembly, stalled over Franco Spain and Italy's former colonies, aims to wind up its spring session in two days. A Latin American bid to lift the Franco boycott faces a showdown vote, followed by a plan to divide Mussolini's prewar African empire among four nations. The proposals seek a two-thirds majority, with 16 nations including the United States abstaining on the repeal of the 1946 Madrid withdrawal resolution.
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Soviet Aggression Threat Still Present Declared
NEW BEDFORD MASS May 15 A State Department official said the threat of Soviet aggression remains after the Berlin truce. Dr William P Maddox urged that Moscow must prove readiness for genuine cooperation in all policies to end expansion and aggression.
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Five Years To Start China Reds Build Future
AP analyst James D. White outlines how the Communist regime in China, hard to report on, is rebuilding infrastructure and industry while preparing a future political economy. Railways, mines, and factories reopen. Stakhanovite style speedups rise. workers and students are mobilized, with Li Li San guiding reform.
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