Stimson Urges U S Safeguards Against Russia
Former Secretary of War Henry L Stimson warned in a Foreign Affairs piece that Russia has pursued an unfriendly course since 1945 but he did not expect war. He urged American military safeguards while noting Soviet leaders might push toward conflict and criticized American Communists as knaves or fools.
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New York
CAP
Henry G Stimaon
Ruagia
Tnake Wa
Stimaon
Foreign Affaira
Foreign Affairaa
Republican Statesman
Rankim D. Roosevelt
Herbert
Roosevelt
Patent issued for trimmer adjusters in sewing machine field
A U S patent listing shows a patent issued to Nicholas Kintee of Cranford New Jersey for trimmer adjusters used in sewing machines. The document notes activity in Massachusetts with a diverse ranking of nationalities including Canadians Italians Irish and Russians among those born.
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United States
Nicholas Kintee
Cranford, N. J
Singer Manufacturing
Interview Planned At Local Jewish School
Instructors from the Jewish and Hebrew school at Educational Center 403 Charlies Street will interview parents and children today about courses for the coming school year. The school will open Sunday.
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Charlies Street
Three Women Die After Bay State Head-On Crash
In Stoneham Massachusetts three sisters in one car Catherine Connolly 47 Agnes McMahon 87 and their sister-in-law Mary Frances Connolly of Stoneham were killed when two autos collided head on. Henry H Johnson 52 of Boston was the sole survivor, seriously injured. A stray line notes French Morocco is larger than France by about 19 000 square miles.
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Stoneham
Mass
Catherine Connolly
Agnes McMahon
Belmonty
Mary Frances Connolly
Mary Connolly
New England
Henry H. Johnson
Boston
French
Morocco
France
Chest Leaders Meet in Hartford October 2
In Hartford Connecticut on September 20 AP report chiefs of seventeen Community Chesta plan a pre campaign luncheon October 2 at the Hartford club at 12:50 p.m. Governor McConeaughy will address the gathering as the first state leader to back a statewide Chest mobilization. Invitations have been sent to Chest officials and a strong turnout is expected. The article also notes the average land animal is about 80 percent water.
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Hartford
Chesta
Connecticut
McConeaughy
Chest
Hartford Club
Support for Lon Won by Actress Support for Lon Won by Actress
Margaret Clarke Brush formerly of Bridgeport appeared before Judge Molloy in Superior Court and won a support order requiring Norman Brush to pay $12 weekly for their son Gary. The couple, married in 1940, contest a divorce with cruelty charges and a name-change cross-complaint. Brush will also have their child on alternate weekends from 5 p.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Brush resides in New York and Brush faces counsel fee obligations and bond negotiations.
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Margaret Clarke Brush
Bridgeport
Thomas J. Molloy
Superior
Norman Brush
Gary
Brush
Mrs Truman and daughter fly to Kansas City
President Truman's wife and daughter depart Washington for Kansas City this afternoon, following their return from Brazil. They travel west as part of a presidential visit routine and are not accompanied by public events announced at that time.
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White Elephant
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Misa Haxel Riley
Marilyn Seager
Rose Pileggi
Roselyn LaSalle
Mary Kendrick
Mrs. Truman
Kansas City
Washington
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Brazil
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