Calvert Distillers Debuts Blended Whiskey Blend
Calvert Distillers Corp of New York City introduces Calvert ABOERVE Blended Whiskey with 65 percent grain neutral spirits and a 6.6 percent preefu head. The label signals a new blend approach from the Calvert line.
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Calvert Distillers Corp
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Naptha Explosion Burns Bridgeport Man at Fairfield Lumber
Albert Daddona, 77, of 283 Barnum Avenue Bridgeport, suffered severe burns to arms and legs when a can of naptha exploded near him at the Fairfield Lumber furniture department on Peat Road Fairfield. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital by patrolman Joseph Reed. His condition was listed as fair. He said naptha sprayed him as it exploded at a buffing wheel. coworkers helped and police were summoned.
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Fairfield Lumber Company
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St. Vincent
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Suit Filed Over Greenwich Real Estate Transfer
Helen E Nicastro of Greenwich sues her estranged husband George J Nicastro claiming force and threats compelled conveyance of two Greenwich parcels which he then transferred to Rose Cremona. She seeks $25,000 damages and reconveyance of the property. Married March 1 1947 she says he deserted her August 6 1947. Defendants named are Nicastro and Cremona.
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Minister's Wife Stabbed to Death in Parking Lot
Mrs. Gracelyn Bush, wife of Rev Francia Bush, was found fatally stabbed in a south side Chicago parking lot near a shopping center. Police seized 28-year-old Michael Weiner after witnesses saw a man in a khaki army jacket flee. Authorities consider a purse snatch or car prowler motive with a struggle evident in the car.
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Michael Weiner
Gracelyn Bush
Weiner
North Aide
Mrs. Bush
Car prowler theory linked to guard break in Bush incident
Capt Collina found a wire fender guard broken from a vehicle near Mrs Bush’s home, supporting claims that a car prowler may be involved. A gallant figure was fatally stabbed in the incident, details outlining the attack and investigation follow.
Scottish coal miners urged to end strike
London Sept 24 AP union official warned 12000 striking Scottish coal miners that their wildcat walkout was harming them Abe Moffatt Scottish area president of the National Union of Mine Workers urged a return to work saying enemies seeking nationalization are gloating over the stoppages. Some pits voted to return while others remained idle as the strike spread in Ayrshire and at Blantyre Mine tens of thousands of workers faced delays as the National Coal Board estimated a coal loss of about 35900 tons.
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Abe Moffatt
National Union of Mine Workers
Ayrshire
Blantyre
The Careless Amoh er and Forest Fire Toll
A clipped report claims recklessness as the leading single cause of forest fires, noting the widespread damage and urging stricter safety measures.
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Atomic Scientists Study Report of Boost in Nagasaki Crop Yields
Chicago report notes Tokyo claim of 50 to 900 percent crop yield increases on radioactive Nagasaki soil. Nagasaki agronomist Furuno cites wheat cotton pumpkins sugar beets tomatoes and eggplants showing dramatic gains at a blast-site plot. Some scientists in Washington doubt the results citing unknown factors and possible fertilizer effects.
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Tokyo
Takeo Furuno
Kyodo
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Furuno
Austin M. Brues
University of Chicago
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Washington
Ugo Fano
Federation of Atomic Scientists
George Gamow
Washington Atomic
Dr Vannevar Bush Considered for Defense Board Chair
Secretary Forrestal indicated President Truman would announce Dr. Vannevar Bush as chairman of the new defense research and development board. Forrestal noted Bush’s name was not yet confirmed and that an announcement would come soon. Bush previously led wartime scientific efforts and now heads a temporary organization pending full defense board appointments.
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Vannevar Bush
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Chicago Tribune to Build Atomic Bomb Shelter
The Chicago Tribune announced plans to build an atomic bomb shelter under its building to protect up to 3,000 employees and tenants. A second basement area beneath Tribune Tower will serve as the primary shelter with heavy concrete and steel, with access directions prepared for all offices.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Union of Burma Set Up Rangoon
The Burmese constituent assembly approved legislation establishing an independent republic to be known as the Union of Burma. The move sets the framework for a unified state centered in Rangoon with a defined republic structure.
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Union OF Burma
Rangoon
Constituent Assembly
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