Progress In Iran Issue Gets Little Attention
United Press Foreign News Editor Phil Newsom reports that a Washington conference on Iran and broader Cold War topics received scant notice after Premier Stalin’s death. The United States and Britain announced tighter controls on war goods to Red China and discussed trade and aid, but gaps remain in any effective blockade.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Josef V. Stalin
Washington
United States
Britain
Iran
Red China
Commonwealth
Anthony Eden
R. A. Butler
Wilma
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Sex Fiend Kills Two Children In New York
RAMAPO N Y UP two girls ages eight and five residents of Edwin Gould Foundation for Children home were found murdered in a snow covered field near Spring Valley New York autopsies scheduled police said a sex fiend may be responsible Marjorie Baudreau eight and Esther Nagey five were slain with head trauma and stab wounds respectively. a pair of heavy men s boots was found near Esther as investigators sought clues
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Ramapo
N. Y
Marjorie Boudreau
Esther Nagey
Edwin Gould Foundation For Children
Staten Island
Brown Nagey
Bronx
Marjorie
Spring Valley
Esther
Tito Enroute To England For Visit
Belgrade reports Yugoslav President Marshal Tito sails from Dalmatian port aboard the Galeb for a state visit to Britain. He delayed March 16 arrival, travels via the strait of Otranto with Albanian and Malta proximity before Allied escort. The move signals Tito’s stance after Stalin’s death amid tense Soviet Yugoslav ties.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Britain
Tito
Strait of Otranto
Albania
Malta
Stalin
Police Keep Close Watch Over Schuster
In New York the police guard a Brooklyn tailor shop tied to the Willie Sutton hunt. Max Schuster runs the shop with a detective present daily while Arnold Schuster, who helped trap Sutton, faces threats and a pending $1 050 000 lawsuit accusing the city of negligence.
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John J. Corrigan
United Press
New York
Brooklyn
Willie
Max Schuster
Arnold Schuster
Coast
Schuster
Arnold Little
Willie Sutton
Sutton
Elson by Jacoby on Bridge Wins First Spade with Dummy
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where North raises to two hearts and South counts 19 points. South bids the game and, after winning the first trick with dummy’s ace, draws two rounds of trumps and lays down top clubs to secure the game.
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NEA
North
South
Declarer
Taft Sees T H Changes To Fight Red Unions
Washington and New Britain reports note Senator Taft proposing stronger provisions in the Taft Hartley Act to curb Communist dominated unions. He suggests new mechanisms to strip such unions of bargaining power as Congress debates labor law revisions.
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Taft
T H
Washington
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Congress
GOP
Eisenhower
H. Alexander Smith
Kansas City Public Service Co
Chamber
House Labor Committee
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Communist Party
Cheese Crossword Clues
A concise listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues ranging from food related terms to adjectives and mythic references. Includes definitions such as a cheese eater a French cheese and a goddess of plenty alongside general terms like container depart and ancient for puzzle-solving.
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Ireland
Puzzle Word List Clues and Answers
A mixed set of crossword style clues with numbers and phrases such as measure of, give aive temporarily, one of a, Eve impertinently, textile fiber, linear measures, open ostrica, wine cups, resound, soap-making frame, article, and related items appears as a dictionary style puzzle.
Fluorescent Lamp Equals Hundreds of Candles in Output
A 100 watt fluorescent lamp emits about 5,040 lumens, equal to roughly 429 candles each at 12 lumens. The comparison highlights the lamp's bright efficiency and its unit yardstick for light quantity.
Statehood Bill Faces New Opposition
Washington reports a split in the House over a bill to admit Hawaii as the 49th state. Administration backers seek quick passage, while Rep Jon W. McCormack and allies push to return the measure to committee to pair Hawaii with Alaska in a combined statehood package.
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Washington
Hawaii
House
E.S.T
Jon W. McCormack
Mass
McCormack
House Interior Committee
Alaska
Truman
Senate
Rhinoceros Diet Note and Statehood Reference
A fragment notes that rhinoceroses are herbivorous and mentions a statehood date of January 8, hinting at a historical clipping with mixed topics. The readable text provides no further context on dates or events beyond those two items.
British Motorist Finds Laws Different Here
A London painter, 44, Roger Van Der Hope, tells Municipal Judge he was penalized differently in England for traffic offenses. He faced an illegal left turn and failing to yield the right of way, with the judge replying the fine is 15.7 dollars.
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Los Angeles
van der Hope
Roger van der Hope
England
Alaskan Man Says Credit Rating Surged Over Time
Ketchikan Alaska AP reports Jim Pitcher challenges view that savings lose value as money ages. He recalls his credit rating was nearly nil in the old days and now claims it has risen to nearly unbelievable heights despite past savings.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Jim Pitcher
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