Suspended Jail Sentence Given Nancy Choremi
Nancy Fletcher Choremi daughter of the U S consul general at Casablanca was sentenced to three months in jail for prostitution but the judge suspended the sentence on good behavior. She and two others were accused of $100 a night dates after police testified about tapped hotel phone calls. Choremi said the family would fly to Casablanca then Egypt after leaving the country.
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New York
Nancy Fletcher Choremi
U. S
Casablanca
George
Arthur Markewich
Cheremi
John
Egypt
Choremi
Nancy
Margaret Starr
Madeline Blavier
Miss Blavier
Union Leader Names Congress A Failure On Labor And Inflation
The president of the union for 7,000,000 workers called the 80th Congress a failure on labor housing and inflation. He criticized the lack of minimum wage adjustment from 40 cents an hour and predicted labor would back President Truman over Governor Dewey. A separate line notes heart disease mortality rising among men after age 40.
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Cedar Rapids
80Th Congress
Congress
Green
Senate
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Rails Ready New Answer To Airliner
Hal Boyle reports New York Central unveils two upgraded Twentieth Century Limited trains between Chicago and New York. Each $2 million diesel-powered 16-car set includes an art gallery observation car and radio telephone links to London Tokyo Bombay and Moscow. Travel time 16 hours to Chicago and 15.5 hours back, with a 60 mph average.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Dobbin
Iron Horse
Chicago
America
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
London
Tokyo
Bombay
Moscow
Kremlin
Green Predicts Senate Changes
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, called the 80th congress a complete failure and predicted labor will help defeat enough senators in the November 2 election to shift political views in the Senate during a speech to the Ohio State Federation of Labor.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Absence Almost Leads to Feud
In Ukiah California AP report the Ericksons with seven children faced six days without the Bonds eight children and a dog and the first eight days of babysitting. The Bonds arrived with their ninth child Phyllis ten and explained they had left her with people in Williams California and could not recall their names.
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Ukiah
Calif
al Erickson
Erickson
Frank Bond
Oregon
Daughter Attacks Patterson Bequest In Federal Suit
Countess Felicia Grzycka of New York seeks to overturn the will of Eleanor Medill Patterson owner of the Washington Times Herald. The action questions soundness of mind at execution and outlines a challenge to the $16.5 million estate, including the paper and substantial real estate.
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Washington
Eleanor Medill Patterson
Long Island Countess in Tribune News Fraud Case
A Long Island resident claims in a suit that the McCormick Patterson trust governing the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News was improperly influenced. She alleges that papers offered as Mrs Patterson's will were obtained through fraud deceit undue influence duress and coercion by unknown individuals.
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Long Island
McCormick-Patterson Trust
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
Polio Victim Galina Korolenko Sought by Russia
In Berlin the 14 year old Ukrainian polio victim Galina Korolenko is at the center of a diplomatic dispute as Russian authorities seek her extradition from the American sector. The case highlights tensions over status and access to medical care for the youngster within occupied zones.
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Berlin
Galina Korolenko
Girl admitted to hospital in Soviet sector report says
The Dena news agency reported Tuesday that the girl, weeks old, was admitted to a hospital in the Soviet sector at her own request. Colonel Frank Howley denied political implications in moving her slowly to the Russian sector, noting he would not insist on remaining in the American sector because she is a Soviet national. Extradition delay was to determine her nationality.
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L Weeks
Dena
Frank Howley
Berlin
Dentists and Americans per Dentist Through Early 20th Century
The ratio of Americans per dentist fell from 2,560 in 1900 to 1,728 in 1930, then rose to 1,865 in 1940. This trend shows a tightening but fluctuating balance between population and dental care availability over four decades.
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United States
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