Rookie Policeman Wins Praise After Honeymoon Arrest
New York reports rookie officer Emanuel Hauser, 27, began probation last Friday married Saturday and made his first arrest Sunday night during a pursuit with his bride. Police Commissioner Wallander commended his level headedness while a man named Seymour, 27, faced attempted robbery charges. Miss Dorothy Shugard, once a New Jersey track champion, identified the handbag thief.
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Ona
Arthur W. Wallander
Hauser
Europe
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Arthur W. Seymour, Jr
Dorothy Shugard
Shugard
New Jersey
Seymour
Sorcerers Gain Followers Across Paris Slums
Paris officials report a growing band of self styled sorcerers claiming cures for all ailments from colds to cancer. They charge 100 francs while legitimate doctors demand much more, appealing especially to underpaid workers in industrial slums where average monthly income is about 10 000 francs. Some patients report apparent improvement, drawing police and church opposition to curb the practice.
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Owever
Milk Income Hits New Nebraska Highs In 1947
Nebraska farmers are shown by the Milk Industry Foundation in New York to be earning the highest cash income from milk in state history. 1947 returns are expected to exceed 1946’s record $52,925,000 by a substantial margin. Feeding work stocks rely on clean grain and mold free hay, with good pastures and no moldy feed that could harm horses or mules.
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Lincoln
Neb
The
Milk Industry Foundation
New York City
Nebraska
Christmas Tale Of Two Children s Villages
Dobbs Ferry boys donate their decorations to Europe for war orphans in Trogen Switzerland. Orrin Plumb, 16, mayor led 400 village residents to shift focus from personal trees to essentials like food and clothing while Pestalozzi Foundation officials note broader needs.
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N. Y
NEA
Europe
Trogen
Switzerland
Orrin Plumb
New York
Pestalozzi Foundation
Swill
H. G. Honegger
Foundation
Charles Burton
Irish Lawyer Looms as Threat To Regime of Eamon de Valera
Sean MacBride a 43 year old Irish lawyer rose to political prominence after winning a County Dublin by election. His new republican party challenges de Valera's Fianna Fail as elections loom, with MacBride relying on former IRA supporters and his famed mother Madame Maud Gonne MacBride though the de Valera machine remains powerful.
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Dublin
INL
Sean MacBride
County Dublin
MacBride
de Valera
Republican Party
Pang
IRA
Fianna Fail Arty
The
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Maud Gonne MacBride
John MacBride
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Exercise Snowdrop at Pine Camp in New York
The Army Ground Forces airborne winter training at Pine Camp upstate New York runs through February 8, 1948. The goal is to establish an invasion airhead against a mythical enemy with massed paratroop assaults using Flying Boxcars, the Air Forces C-82s.
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N. Y
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Army Ground Force
First Army
Upstate New York
U.S. Air Forces
Vacant Land in Flint Amid Census Survey Findings
A Flint survey shows 40 percent of city land is vacant and likely ready for building with utilities accessible inside city limits. The study notes ample sites for housing to meet future population growth.
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Flint
Mich
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