Austria Ready To Cope with Reds Gruber Says
Vienna foreign minister Karl Gruber declared Austria is strong enough to crush any Communist uprising after a Big Four peace treaty and troop withdrawal. He expects a favorable Soviet reply to a recent note and warned against a coup d etat, citing public support and resolve to keep Austria free and independent.
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Irving R. Levine
Vienna
INS
Karl Gruber
United States
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France
Gruber
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Austria
Ple
Austrian Imperial
Government Duty to Protect Officials Cited in Statement
A quoted statement emphasizes the duty to shield government officials within the limits of power. The speaker notes patience but not unlimited patience and vows to take any feasible steps to fulfill the obligation.
Mechanic Finds Missing Wallet Near Tracks
Engineer Frank Coniff checked a brown object along his train route and found a wallet containing 104 dollars lost a month earlier by Robert Pierre, a local switchman, near the tracks in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Green Bay
Wis
Frank Coniff
Robert Pierre
Maryland court upholds screwball as non insult
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled that calling a man a screwball does not connote opprobrium. It sided with James T. Crouch in damages for a neighbor's charge of disorderly conduct by using the term.
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Annapolis
Maryland
New Jersey
Maryland Court of Appeals
James T. Crouch
Veterans Administration
Thomas J. Kennedy
Navy
Silver Spring
Edward S. Delaplaine
Future Soldier May Wear Armor
In New York the army showed textile advances including plastic body armor claimed to stop .45 caliber slugs at a Textile Square Club event. Maj. demonstrated variations of military textiles and designs suggesting future armor use for soldiers.
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New York
Knights
Army
Textile Square Club
Hotel Astor
Army unveils new fabrics and gear for extreme cold
Gen. W. H. Middleswart and Lt. Col. Howard O. McGillin announce innovations from the industrial mobilization branch. The lineup includes a lightweight arctic cloth for 55 below zero, a cement-sewn water-repellent fabric, fire-proof material, long-lasting textiles, a nylon reinforced sock saving millions yearly, a shrink resistant sock, and a wool-nylon flag that outlasts pure wool flags by three to four times.
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W. H. Middleswart
Army
Howard O. McGillin
First artificial ice plant started in New Orleans
The earliest artificial icemaking facility began operations in New Orleans, marking a milestone in cold storage technology and urban commerce during the period covered by the era's newspapers.
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New Orleans
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