Navy winds up air maneuvers on carrier show
At Norfolk Virginia the Navy staged a tough night air maneuver to showcase seapower for Army and Air Force chiefs. General Vandenberg observed from the Hatlap as pilots landed on the deck using arresting gear amid dim deck lights. A daylong display highlighted carrier operations before top defense leaders and officials.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Navy
Air Force
Army
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Hatlap
Vas
Wives and children picket Buffalo Bell Air plant
Women and children of the United Auto Workers picket the Bell Aircraft Corp. plant in Buffalo and torch nonstrikers’ cars. At times 61 women and 18 children paraded in a circle, many wearing army helmet liners, as onlookers and sympathizers shout encouragement.
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Buffalo
Eas
N. Y
Stirking Cto
United Auto
Bell Aircraft Corp
Gulf
Ladies’ Auxiliary
UAW Legal 501
Senator Vandenberg Hospitals Stay In Michigan
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan was reported resting in University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor for examination. Doctors would not confirm a definite diagnosis as of last night, with physicians noting the cause remains unclear.
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Vandenberg
Ann Arbor
Mich
Arthur JH. Vandenberg
Rmich
University of Michigan
Suit for $50 000 Tops County Court Docket
A $50,000 civil suit filed by Ouis Smith a Gannon College pre law student and GE employee leads 150 cases for the October term of civil court opening Oct 3. He alleges officers Hanry Stazewski and William Podbielski beat him during an incident at police headquarters on Feb 19 after his drunken driving arrest. Smith claims loss of his right eye from wounds. Criminal assault charges against the two officers were dropped last month.
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Erie
Ouis Smith
Hanry Stazewski
William Podbielski
Smith
Gannon College
Studen
General Electric
Gannon
Body of missing Jamestown man found in field
The body of Carl Sherbondy, 53, missing since September 7, was found Sunday night on the B B Beckstine farm near Jamestown. Coroner Dr W H Phillips planned autopsy at Baird Funeral Home Greenville with no foul play indicated in preliminary exams.
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Jamestown
Carl Sherbondy
B. B. Beckstine
Buckslie
Baird
Greenville
W. H. Phillips
World Citizen Faces Expulsion from France
Paris reports Garry Davin an American-born former U S bomber pilot known as world citizen No 1. He is charged with violating foreigner residency rules and may be expelled. Davin led a drive for a law exempting conscientious objectors from military duty, sparking political strife with French authorities.
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Frese
Paris
Garry Davin
France
U. S
Miles
Frané
Davis
Iis
Jean Moreau
Cherehendi
Senate judiciary panel votes to quiz Judge Minton
The Senate judiciary committee voted 5 to 4 to summon Judge Sherman Minton for private questioning over his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Will
Minton
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
13 year old babysitter confesses ammonia poisoning
A 13 year old girl in Lancaster admits mixing household ammonia into a 16 month old boy's formula. Police say she hoped to see what would happen and threatened self harm if the infant died. She awaits psychiatric evaluation at a Shelter Home for Girls.
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Associaren Frese
Mel Manus
Elf
Witheheld
Martinewo
McManus
Lancaster
Ford And Union Parley Tightens Contract Talks
Detroit September 37 negotiations resume at 1 p m EST with a looming 12 01 pm Thursday strike deadline. CIO United Auto Workers threaten to strike 125000 workers if no agreement is reached. Both sides reportedly draft new proposals with pension terms under debate. Ford allegedly offered 50 monthly pensions for workers over 68 while the union seeks 100 but would accept 60 with conditions.
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Ford
Union
Associated Press
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Com~ Fany
Onion
Aviatrix Soars to New Altitude Record in Reading Flight
Mrs Mildred Zimmerman a 27 year old Reading housewife claimed an unofficial altitude mark of 26400 feet in a PA 11. Instruments were flown to Washington for official confirmation by the National Aeronautics Association. She reportedly reached 28200 feet, challenging the former record of 21900 feet held by Betty Skelton of Tampa Florida.
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Aviatrix
Reading
Mildred Zimmerman
National Aéronautics Association
Zimmermay
Betty Skelton
Tampa
Fix
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