Parachutist Stirs Ire Of New York's Finest With Jump
Leonardo D Attelico a 26 year old Brooklynite parachuted from a private plane over midtown Manhattan filming as he descended toward Times Square. Police charged him with endangering public health after landing in a backyard on 44th Street. He left Amityville to shoot New York views with pilot Lee Corbissiano, then jumped from the wing as the plane neared the city. He was taken to a night court for his first appearance.
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James MecGlincy
New York
Leonardo D'Attelico
Midtown Manhattan
Attelico
D’attelico
Dattelico
44Th Street
10Th Avenues
Times Square
Hugh Matthews
11Th Street
D'Attolico
Matthews
D‘attolico
Amityville
Long Island
Air Force
Lee Corbissiano
Kings Park
Corbissiano
Manhattan
Rudgen River
Corbissiona
East River
D’attolico
Hight
Court
Rent Increases May Be Allowed In Some Cases
Landlords in all rent control areas may raise rents after June 1 for major capital improvements or creation of new units by conversion. The Office of Rent Control said the monthly increase per $1,000 spent will rise from $4 to $5, reflecting higher construction costs since December 1946 when the $4 baseline was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Rent Control
New Sleepers Ahead for Lines From Chicago
Pullman Standard has produced over 30 post war railroad cars now in service. One railroad operates 135 new cars between Chicago and New York. Another uses five 12 car stream liners on the stretch between here and Seattle.
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Chicago
U.P
Pullman‘Standard
Here
New York
Seattle
Voice of the U S A Broadcasts In 28 Languages
A Stark portrait of the Voice of America in 28 languages reaching Europe, Latin America and the Far East. The Russian program, staff, audience estimates, and the clash over Congress funding are outlined, with Thayer and Nabuhalf highlighted as Moscow journalists.
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Voice of the
U.S. A
Marc J. Parsons
New York
NEA
Slooshayte
Govornt
Vy Shiyshitye Golos
State Department
International Broadcasting Division
Russia
Congress
Voice of
United States of America
Honolulu
Manila
Munich
France
Italy
China
Europe
Latin America
Far East
Voice of America
Soviet Union
United States
Ruasala
CAREFUL DRIVING PAYS PITTSBURGH HEADLINE
The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators reports 318000 motorists lost driving privileges last year. Suspensions ranged from three days to life. The United States leads in mild production while ranking thirteenth in per capita milk consumption.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
United States
Blanket Europe Payment Figures Cited In Budget Remarks
A report notes Europe financing and mentions a figure around 38,600,000 additional funds required for programs. The context suggests a broader budget discussion with reference to international commitments and fiscal planning.
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Europe
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Baxter
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Charles W. Thayer
Jonquils
Ehrenburg
Thayer
West Point
Philadelphia
U. S
William Bullitt
Bullitt
Roussia
Germany
Afghanistan
London
OSS
Atte
Yugoslavia
Koregn Cummussion
Army War College
The
Voice
Nicholas DL Nabuhalf
Nashbved
Washington
Nabakoff
Greece
St. Johns
Baltimore
Harpers
Atlantic Monthly
Daly Mil
Justice Department
Wot Thos Army
Atbinayv
Ambasador
Robert Murphy
Wosior
King
Kissin
EBC
United Network
Asia
NBC
IBC
IBD
Iix
Austria
Vienna
Marshall
U.S
Crimea
Nations] Association of Manufacturers
U. S. States
Texas
Edward Raquella
Somta
Ite Allields
Tte
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
New York City
OIC
Office of International Information and Cultural Affairs
International Exchange of Persons
International Libraries and Institutes
International Motion Picture Exchange
International Press and Publications Division
Tassicia
Liberia
Ho Co
Pape Drug Co
Dorcas Lehman
Belle of Bar
York, Pa
Oscar Ray
Johnson - Wilkerson Funeral Home
N. Foster
EAGLE
Philco
Freezer
Danley-Johnson Furniture CO
N. Oates
Penneys
POP
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