Final session of conference details and Brazilian visit
Reported disjointed notes describe a presidential arrival in Brazil, a formal call on President and dinner at the embassy, with references to the Rio de Janeiro visit, the Monroe Palace, and a parade past the embassy. The text mentions President and diplomatic figures and outlines planned appearances and routes through Rio.
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Ane Renhora Dutra
Catete
Betem
Brazil
Bublene
Monroe Palace
Pineidens
Emnes Monror
Bolan
Herater
An Thone
Amany
Ita
Rioters Attack Gandhi Home Amid Turmoil in Bengal
Reported riot scene near Gandhi's residence in Bengal with Hindu leaders and Mahasabha members mobilizing crowds. Police and officials discuss permissions and attempts to restore peace after tensions rise around Mohandas Gandhi’s weekly gathering.
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Malema
Camarey
Casteutta
Sandhi
Hinau Mahasabha
Theo
Gandhi
Etting
Tonia
Bengal
Poc Cyhosh
Menna
Armed Is Impressive In Chicago Victory
A detailed race report from Chicago notes an impressive victory in the free and one-quarter mile events. The standout was a guard burst at the end, with a strong finish by a young trainer's team. The four- year film Hon eavrran finished second, while Pleaeire claimed third with a wide margin.
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Chicago
Calumet Marne
Geider Reiding
Honeavrran
Pleaeire
Armada Eandqieser
Woman robbed on Kosauth Street near Ifpin
A woman reported to police that five youths accosted her on Kosauth Street about nightfall. She said her purse containing 45 dollars was taken. She described the suspect and provided details for the investigation.
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Peat
Kosauth Street
Milford Rowsout Stolen Showboat Item Quiet Tahar Day
Milford reports a stolen showboat fresco from the town dock. Owner Robert Theist notes the loss as police, led by Henry of the Petertive Pirenit, begin investigation amid a quiet holiday weekend.
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Milford
Robert Theist
Henry Ot. Fiatibranner
Petertive Pirenit
dAetaliet
Tila Force
Vets Leave Bonds Cashable Today
Veterans plan to cash term inal leave bonds with an Army Times survey showing 72 percent intend to redeem about 1.45 billion dollars. Major uses include debt payments, home purchases, medical bills, insurance, and consumer goods as authorities warn banks to honor only the original holder.
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Army ‘Times
Servicemion
Army Times
Treasury
Stymie Wins Aqueduct Handicap In Dramatic Finish
Stymie hustled from last to first in the Aqueduct Handicap, edging Gallorette by a head as the crowd of 53,254 watched. Gallorette, Elpis, and Bridal Flower chased in a packed stretch, boosting Stymie’s career earnings to 742,210 and narrowing Gallorette’s treasury to 326,438 as she closes in on record holder Busher.
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Indoretie
Maryland
Conn McCreary
Stymie
Gaillorette
Pater
Gallorette
New York
Felpis
Bridal Flower
Coincidence
Hoan
Toronto
Teddy Atkinson
Atkinson
Hirsch Jacobe
Busher
Frozen Custard Wins Pawtucket Handicap at Narragansett
Pawtucket fall meeting opened with RC. Wiomill's Frozen Custard winning the $10,000 Pawtucket Handicap by three and a half lengths over R. A. Brown's Tennessee Kid before a crowd of about 35,000 at Narragansett Park.
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FR. T
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R. A. Brown
Narraganand
A's Beat Georgetown Then Lose to Sing Sing Prison Team
The Bridgeport Athletics split a weekend doubleheader. In Georgetown they defeated the Townies 5 to 2. The next day they were edged 7 to 6 by Sing Sing prison at Oaining New York.
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Georgetown
Sing Sing
Oaaining
Hopkins Children Train Goose as Watch-Dog
Mr and Mrs William Henry Hopkins train Jiggera a goose named by the family to honk at strange noises. Children Horatio and Brockman work the two pets as alert watchdogs. The goose has frightened away two dogs and one cat so far.
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Chicago
CUP
Gonar
Willam Henry Hopkins
Hopkins
Horatio
Brockman
Labor Day Holiday Traffic Toll Narrows Amid Fewer Mishaps
The Associated Press reports 361 deaths from Labor Day accidents over the long weekend, with 239 highway fatalities, 63 drownings, and 59 other incidents including 16 in small plane crashes. Texas led states with 22 highway deaths. California 19, Michigan 16, New York and North Carolina 14, and Pennsylvania and Massachusetts 10 each. State totals then list wide regional tallies across the nation.
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National Safety Council
Labor Day
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California
Michigan
New York
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetta
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Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
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Idaho
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Ohio
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Virginia
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District of Columbia
Planes collide in Minnesota traffic fatality
Three aircraft crash in the Minnesota River bottoms during a formation flight near the state fairgrounds race track. Debris buried parts of two planes and tore holes in a third wing while a fourth plane suffered canopy damage. Occupants unharmed amid the accident. The formation had dipped over the state fair grounds in tribute to General Eisenhower as the auto race program ended.
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Minnesota
State Fair Grounds
Eisenhower
Engineer's Wife Missing After Sight Drop Alarm
A brunette woman described as about 130 pounds and five feet four inches tall with blue eyes disappeared after an incident. She was believed to have with her two diamond rings and was reported to police.
Girl Scouts Acquire Navy Landing Craft
Pacific Grove, Cal. youth group boasts the first owned training craft a surplus Navy LCPR named The Pegasus. Thirteen Girl Scouts secured the vessel under a federal surplus law amended by Rep. E K Bramblett. Fathers design a cabin while Coast Guard instructors prepare the crew for sea duty in Monterey Bay.
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Pacific Grove Girl &Ouf
Loy
E. K. Bramblett
R-Cal
LCPR
The
Pegasus
Monterey Coast Guard
Monterey Bay
Co operative project to house 300 families at Stanford area
A 260 acre Palo Alto site behind Stanford University is proposed for a cooperative housing scheme. Each of 300 families would own a house and lot while sharing community facilities such as playgrounds and schools. The San Mateo Planning Commission holds subdivision hearings on the $5 million project modeled on a San Fernando Valley cooperative.
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U.P
Stanford University
San Mateo
Labor leaders warn of a new low mood ahead
Wallace and Murray urged action to avert a 1932 style downturn arguing higher profits and shrinking purchasing power threaten stability. They condemned the Taft Hartley law and pressed for broader bargaining rights, higher wages, price control, and expanded Social Security while urging a progressive Congress.
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Philip Murray
CIO
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Japs First Export Prices Draw U S Buyers’ Sour Reactions
Tokyo reports occupation headquarters posted initial export prices with American buyers denouncing high costs and low quality. Traders blame officials for rigid pricing citing Japan’s higher labor costs and industrial inefficiency, while noting limited contracts and scarce quantities across items like gloves clocks fans and canned crab meat.
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Japan
New York
United Foreign Trade
Arabs ten battle on committee Palestine plan
A source stated the World Zionist movement would accept the U N committee majority report proposing separate Jewish and Arab states in Palestine as the basis for future negotiations. The unnamed official noted the plan has disappointments over Jerusalem and Galilee partition but could serve as a starting point for negotiations seeking improvements.
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Galilee
Battle Lines Drawn For Heated UN Fight
UN debate looms over a plan to partition Palestine into Arab and Jewish states and admit 150,000 Jewish immigrants over two years. Britain and the United States weigh roles during a transition in which Palestine would be under UN administration, with borders and zones for each side and joint control of Haifa and Jaffa ports.
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Convention Opens With Resolutions Denouncing Taft-Hartley Act
C F will start convention today as committees meet days before opening under a proposed plan. Delegates will consider resolutions condemning the Taft-Hartley act and Connecticut members who voted for it. Other measures urge repeal of the new state sales and use tax law. Governor McConaughy and State Labor Commissioner John J. Egan are among speakers.
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John J. Egan
Parachutist Killed During Labor Day Jump at Sandpoint
Parachutist Dick Neu, 25, died after his two parachutes failed to open during an exhibition jump over Lake Pend Oreille during Labor Day festivities in Sandpoint. Two fellow jumpers, Latho Haddon and Charles Manmberg, landed in the lake uninjured while spectators watched boats recover Neu's body.
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Sandpoint
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Charles Manmberg
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Colton Emerges As U S Leader In Employment
Colton becomes the nation’s largest employer across industries, reflecting its dominant industrial base and expanding labor force. This status signals strong regional economic activity and significant job creation within the city.
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Rain Maker Soaks Wife's Washing in Colorado
Amateur flier W. J. Black of La Junta says his rain-making with dry ice caused showers that drenched his wife’s washing. He reported using four pounds of dry ice released from a 17 000 foot altitude, producing 20 minutes of rain over a square mile including his backyard.
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Bill) Black
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Doris Duke Bride in Paris Ceremony
Doris Duke marries Rubirosa in a Paris ceremony as witnesses include Carmel Snow and Jean Pierre Wimille. Miss Duke, once married to James Cromwell, inherits a fortune estimated up to 200 million dollars. The Dominican diplomat’s son Rubirosa wed after securing presidential permission. a notarized contract was signed before the ceremony.
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United States
Canada
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Southern Tobacco and Utilities
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Flor de Ore
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Paradas
Anita Rubirosa
London
Haelish
Wroener
Federal Forces Score Gains in Ecuador Revolt
Government forces claim a first victory south of Quito after clashes with counter revolutionary troops. Latacunga and Ambato areas see fighting while rebels report no word. Censorship tightens as newspapers suspend publication under Mancheno's state of siege.
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