Conquistadors’ Remains Found in Peru Church Crypt
Remains of Diego de Almagro the Elder Diego de Almagro the Younger and Gonzalo Pizarro, famed conquerors, were located in a La Merced church crypt after a lengthy search guided by chronicles. The three were executed in Peru between 1538 and 1548, their richly garbed coffins preserved.
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Cuzco
Peru
la Merced
Diego Almagro
Chile
Gonzalo Pizarro
Francisco Pizarro
Delegation For the Restoration and
Garcilazo de la Vega
Almagro
Legaska
Vets Warned on Exhausting Job Aid Recklessly
Veterans Administrator Omar Bradley warned that exhausted unemployment benefits threaten ex servicemen with reduced chances of finding work after using the two year readjustment cushion. He noted 5,425 of 50,000 veterans have exhausted payments, with Texas 6,338 of 681,000 and New York 2,228 of 1,407,000 affected.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Puerto Rico
Texas
New York
Charges Filed in Child Care Case Against Doctors
Chicago reports 12 charges under the child welfare act against Dr. Russell A. Winters and Mrs. Katherine Winters and Dr. Harrietta M. Bonus. Warrants were issued in domestic relations court. bonds totaled 1200 dollars. The trio faced four warrants each for operating a licensed family home without a license as cited with five children found in alleged filth.
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Chicago
Russell A. Winters
Harrietta M. Bonus
Edna Zimmerman
State Department of Public Welfare
Winters
Katherine
Winters family tied to licenseless welfare case arraigned
A domestic relations court will arraign on October 21 the Winters family and Dr. Goose The Winters for involvement in a welfare scheme. The case concerns four children allegedly given by Dr. Bonus to the Winters family to satisfy Mrs. Winters' maternal instincts, linked to overseas servicemen and unlicensed welfare activity.
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Goose
Winters
Bonus
Ball Would Alter Wagner Measure
Senator Ball of Minnesota announced plans to introduce a bill in the next Congress to repeal the Wagner Act. He argued the provision deprived workers of the right to choose their occupation and urged rewriting labor law as a top domestic issue. He also commented on unions striking against government and proposed firing violators and hiring replacements if the government lacks the will to defend the principle.
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Baltimore
Ball
R-Minn
Ee Association of Creditmen
Maritime Union Allows Ships To Unload Sugar
In Baltimore AP report the Maritime Union releases 16,000,000 pounds of raw sugar from two ships to ease refining shortages. Captain M O Butler leader of the AFL Masters Mates and Pilots strike committee says the move avoids unnecessary hardship on the public.
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Baltimore
M. O. Butler
Masters, Mates and Pilots Association
AFL
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MR. McEcauley
Foy
Jake
Penns
SLOAN
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Cid
Wagner
Craemer
Maritime Union
Democratic
Craemer's
Notion Department
la Mode
Wildman
Lullabye
America
Kleinert
North Star
Iris
Madusie
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