U S Sues Shipper for 20 Million Dollars
The United States filed a federal suit in New York against Greek magnate Aristotle Onassis and associates seeking 20 million dollars in profits plus return of 16 surplus vessels. Thirteen ships have already been seized as they docked in U.S. ports amid the postwar purchase.
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New York
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
U. S
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Sait
Onassis
Ilegally
Onassis Group
U. S. Treasury
United States
Union Arbitration Offer Rejected By Underwood Company
In Tucson Arizona on November 23 AP report June Johnson Caldwell sues for divorce from Erskine Caldwell citing cruelty and asks custody of son Jay Erekine nine and half community property. Underwood rejects Local 267 CIOs bid to reopen strike talks as 1000 plus idled workers enter 19th day. Company calls its final offer a last stand and proposes to continue talks to clarify terms while arbitration is declined.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Johnson Caldwell
Erskine Caldwell
Pima County
Caldwell
Jay Erekine
Acsetes Caldwell
Phoenix
Ive-Cio
Underwood Corporation
Underwood
Spa
Charlee R. Weldman
Weidman
Changes Studied In Election Laws In Hartford Meeting
About 200 registrars of voters and town clerks met at the State Capitol to discuss technical operation of the recent state election. Secretary of State Charles B. Keats urged modernization and revision of the election code, noting the last overall revision was 180. Officials planned to draft recommendations for the Legislature before the January session.
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Hartford
State Capitol
House of Representatives
Charles B. Keats
Keats
SEA SEARCH PRESSED FOR MISSING ENSIGNS
A multiagency air and sea search off Cape Romain near Charleston for two Navy ensigns missing since a pleasure trip on a 16 foot sailboat continued amid heavy seas and poor visibility. One body was found but could not be recovered.
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Charleston
S.C
Ens
Vincent J. McDonnell
Hamden
Navy
Atlantic
U.S
Coast Guard
Marine
Civil Air Patrol
Noonan Reappointed To Post By Lodge In Hartford
Leo J. Noonan, state workers compensation commissioner in the First Congregational district, was reappointed by Governor Lodge to a five year term starting Jan. 1. Noonan first received a temporary appointment in May 1924 from late Gov. Charles Templeton, then his first full term began Jan. 1, 1925. A Democrat, he has held the post through Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Hartford
Leo J. Noonan
First Congregational
Lodge
Noonan
Charles Templeton
Astor to Fight Suit Filed by Third Wife
New York November 23 AP John Jacob Astor will vigorously resist a suit filed by his third wife in Miami Florida claiming threats of bodily harm and an intimate matter she will not describe The wife Dolores Fullman Astor left after 46 days of marriage Aug 6 and is living with her parents in Miami Beach The couple honeymooned in Europe and separated upon return to New York
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Miami
Fla
Dolores Fullman Astor
Astor
Dane wins Evelyn Church Wilbur scholarship at Mount Holyoke
Hanne Bruun of Copenhagen received Mount Holyoke College’s Evelyn Church Wilbur scholarship for excellence in American history, highlighting international recognition of U.S. history studies at South Hadley, Massachusetts.
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South Hadley
Mass
Hanne Bruun
Copenhagen
Denmark
Evelyn Church Wilbur
Mount Holyoke College
Octopus Delicacy From Portugal Featured In Ink Cooked Dish
A Portuguese delicacy cooks octopus in its own ink creating a rich serving. The article notes traditional methods, regional variations, and cultural significance in Portuguese cuisine.
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Imag
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Seneenenl Ete Et Tenenastel
Artford Despatc van Warehouse CO
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Ad Forester
Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Brown-Forman Distillers Corporation
Decanter
Feller
Old Forester
Forester
Lowisville
Kentucky
Consumer Credit Department
Edison
Bridgeport City Trust Company
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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