Robbers Get 114000 In Jewels On Park Avenue
A trio of armed men robbed fashion designer Mollie Parnis in a Park Avenue apartment, stealing jewels valued at 114000 and $1500 in cash. It followed a similar upper East Side heist as the thieves fled with diamonds and platinum worth tens of thousands. The incident highlights a surge of burglaries in Manhattan’s fashionable midtown area.
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Park Avenue
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Enineden
Mollie Parnis
Wiedreone
Scott Scammell
Trenton
N. J
Editor Robert H Wiley Dies at 6 in St Petersburg
Robert Hopkins Wiley, veteran Hearst editor, died in a St Petersburg hospital at age 6. He recently edited the Pittsby Sun Telegraph and the Detroit paper and had been ill for weeks while vacationing at a local beach hotel.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Robert Hopkins Wiley
Hearst Newspapers
Wiley
Pittsby Sun-Telegraph
The
Detroit
Local Radio Relay Test Schedule Updates
Eastern standard times apply with adjustments for central and mountain zones. Stations may shift relay test times due to last minute program changes. readers should check local listings for any final schedule variations.
Evening TV Schedule for January 31 to February 1
Television lineup lists programs on CBS and WFMY Charlotte channel 8 with shows from 4:30 p.m. through 11:30 p.m. including news, comedy, crime dramas, westerns, and variety hours. Series such as The Lone Ranger, Groucho Marx, Amos ’n’ Andy, and Wrestling are noted along with local weather and announcements.
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Carolina Calling
Howdy
Kit Carson
Bobb Williams
Inw the Lone Ranger
Groucho Marx
Stop
Alan Young
Amos 'N’ Andy
WBTV
Charlotte
Kae Smith
Boston Blackie
Amous ‘N
Amy
Sin Tome
Private Eye
Paul Winchell
Breakfast Brigade Puzzle Clue Set Unveiled Across Horizon
A mixed word puzzle prompts clues like popular American, three letter fragments, and foreign terms. Entries include items such as saline water, compass point, pale, and a breakfast drink. The puzzle blends geography, biology, and daily life terms with cross clues.
Canasta strategy tips by Jacob y on two hand play
Oswald Jacoby discusses when to pursue a fast out in Canasta and when to chase melds. He explains holding back melds, building ready made bases, and guiding opponents to pick up discard piles. He notes readers’ questions and promises to address the most frequent ones.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Yehim
Mr. J
I 1
Canasta
Hershey Urges Immediate Start for Universal Military Training
Draft chief Lewis B. Hershey said universal military training must begin now to build a reserve of citizen soldiers. He argued a phased plan minimizes interference with active forces while enabling earlier reductions in the standing army. He noted most registered 12 000 000 men would not serve, and Vinson pressed for a fall start with trainees entering reserves after six months.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Georgia Democrat
Committee
Vinson
Rioting Ends In Panama After Term Dispute
In Panama City students rioted over the government’s refusal to extend the school term. The unrest ended with the city back to normal, 16 arrests, and several injuries reported after a day and night of protests over the lost 77 days from a prior strike.
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Panama
Slot Machines Seized in Seattle AA Clubrooms Raid
Police and county deputies reported the confiscation of three slot machines during a raid on Alcoholics Anonymous clubrooms in Seattle.
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Wash
Sheriff's Deputies
Alcoholics Anonymous
Portraits of Maj Gen William F Dean by Communists
Communists offered a window into Maj Gen William F Dean's life as a prisoner in Korea. Photos show him in a camp setting performing exercises, reading, eating rice, and playing chess. The release followed Dean's Medal of Honor award amid wartime prisoner reports.
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Alan Innington
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Taejon
Pyongyang
Customers Make Small Change Right In Lobby
Yonkers New York Central National Bank allows customers to make change in the lobby using bowls of coins. The bowls held five dollars each and, after the first day, bank president Gerald S. Couzens said not a penny was missing and praised the honesty of customers while noting it reduces teller workload.
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N. Y
Central National Bank of Yonkers
Gerald S. Couzens
Radio Announcer Charged With Rape Attempt
A 30 year old radio announcer identified as Bob Porter of WFVG faces assault with intent to commit rape against 18 year old Ina Mae Wood in a car near Erwin North Carolina. Porter also charged with threatening her brother with a pistol and a counter warrant accuses Miss Wood and her father and two brothers of trespassing and assault at the radio station. Trial date set for February 19.
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Porter
Robert Wood
Avery
Miss Wood
John Mack Wood
Robert
John Jr
Bus Drivers Win 1 Cent Raise in Raleigh Arbitration
White Transportation Company drivers receive a one cent per hour increase retroactive to October 15 after a summer wage dispute that included an eleven day strike. The raise applies under the current contract through May 31 as the union and company honor the arbitration ruling.
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Raleigh
White Transportation Company
Czechoslovakia Defends Oatis Imprisonment Row
Czechoslovakia lashed back at the U S denunciation of William N Oatis imprisonment calling him a spy and accusing the United States of planning a new war. Prague officials argued the trial was staged and Oatis confessed only to aiding espionage.
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Czechoslovakia
United States
William N. Oatis
Cngree
Jim Hajek
U. S
U. N. General Assembly
Channing Tobias
Oatis
Tokyo
Hajek
Jek
Prague
Associated Press
Ined
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Tie
Mage
Crecho
Voice of America
Radio Free Europe
Akin
Uni
Cargo Checker Strike Settled in Philadelphia Piers
A day strike by cargo checkers at three Philadelphia dry cargo piers ended after Philadelphia Piers Inc agreed to the wage rate demanded by the International Longshoremen's Association Local 1537. The new casual rate is 2.05 dollars per hour, with workers returning to jobs today.
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Philadelphia
Clifford Carter
International Longshoremen's Association
Philadelphia Piers, Inc
Carter
Truman Tax Plan Takes A Long Step
President Truman's proposal to place the Internal Revenue Bureau under a merit system gained House approval. The plan would abolish 53 regional collectorships and create up to 14 district commissioners, all civil service. It aims to end political influence and fix organizational defects to curb inefficiency and corruption.
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Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
Senate
Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Congress
Mrs. Casey Stengel Puts On Blue Bonnet
A fragmentary ad style snippet highlights Mrs. Casey Stengel promoting Blue Bonnet spread with focus on nutrition and bread nutrition claims. The text includes garbled filler but centers on Vitamin A benefits and flavor while urging purchase.
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Casey Stengel
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