Russia Uses Baltic for Seven-Ton Missile Tests Says Aftonbladet
Stockholm reports that during summer Russia lobbed seven ton guided missiles over the Baltic from near Cranz toward a Karelia island in Lake Onega. The maneuvers labeled Silent Maneuver tested new radar stations and weapons bases, led by the strategic first line naval command near Kaliningrad.
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Stockholm
Baltic
Aftonbladet
Cranz
East Prussia
Soviet Karelia
Lake Onega
Russia
U. S
Strategic First Line Naval Command
Kalingrad
Koenigsberg
Porkkala
Helsinki
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
East Germany
Wismar
Germany
Textile Unions In South Aim At 10 Percent
ATLANTA Sept 18 A general wage increase loomed for the half million workers in the South s textile industry. CIO TWUA seeks 10 percent rise while 80 percent of mills reportedly pattern for eight percent. AFL TWUA may join with eight percent, noting a growing wage gap with northern mills.
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Atlanta
South
Southern Textile Management
Ciio-Textile Workers Union, of America
Afl-United Textile Workers of America
CIO
Joe Jacobs
AFL Textile Union
Burlington Mills
Southern
H. D. Lisk
Georgia
Lisk
Jacobs
Cio-Twua
New England
VFW News notes support clash over veteran benefit aid
Commander A C Schultz of VFW Post 619 rejects the American Legion stance to withhold veteran benefit legislation during the current crisis. He says the VFW supports universal military training and all aid including hospital, compensation, and pension measures for veterans, while backing postwar care and ongoing war-effort support. Meeting tonight at 416 West Broad Street will discuss paying the home and starting a new membership drive.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
A. C. Schultz
V.F.W. Post
Schultz
George Craig
The
Legion
V.F.W
America
Post
West Broad Street
Fire House Fire Traps Trappe Volunteers and Equipment
Fire at a Trappe Pennsylvania fire house yesterday disabled electric overhead doors leaving volunteers unable to raise the doors fully. More than 20 firefighters fought the blaze as an ambulance and a fire truck were damaged before the fire was brought under control.
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Trappe
Pennsylvania
Prizes for Worst Bulls at Southwest Livestock Clinic
Oklahoma City outlines prizes at the Southwest livestock clinic on November 8 9. The mangiest bull earns 100 dollars for his owner and the second most miserable bull 75 dollars weekly prize money. One hundred entries expected from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and New Mexico.
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Oklahoma City
Southwest Livestock Clinic
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Purchasing Agents Meet This Week At Sedgefield
About 200 Carolinas Virginia purchasing agents association members expected for fall meeting at Sedgefield Inn September 22 and 23. James M. Berry Greensboro president notes National Association of Purchasing Agents eighth district council will join sessions.
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Greensboro
Purchasing Agents Association
Sedgefield Inn
James M. Berry
National Association of Purchasing
Berry
Sydney Clark
New England
Europe
Morris Sayre
Corn Products Refining Company
National Association of Manufacturers
National Association
Labor Chief Seeks Help to Defeat Ohio Candidate
William Green head of the AFL urged the labor press to aid in defeating the candidates they oppose in Ohio at the International Labor Press of America banquet in Houston. He did not name Senator Taft but referenced political targets as the AFL opened its 69th annual meeting.
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Houston
Tex
AFL
William Green
Labor Press
Ohio
International Labor Press of America
Green
Sen
Robert Taft
R-O
A Strange Disorder of the Spine Read by High Point Readers
An 1950 High Point Enterprise feature outlines a sudden spine disorder with back stiffness and pain sometimes spreading to shoulders and hips. It describes ankylosis progression, mild anemia, and potential chest movement restriction, noting deep X rays and breathing exercises as treatments and early diagnosis to limit permanent joint fixing.
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High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Carol Ann Paight honeymooning after acquittal
Carol Ann Paight, 22, acquitted in the mercy slaying of her cancer-stricken father, married Robert Anderson, 25, in Port Chester New York. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Frederick W. Rearing at his home. the couple, Stamford residents, attend New England College in Nenaiker New Hampshire and plan possibly to finish her senior year. The mother and brother attended the ceremony.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Carol Ann Paight
Stamford, Conn
Robert Anderson
Frederick W. Rearing
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
New England College
Nenaiker
N. H
Carol Ann
Bridgeport
Conn
Stamford
Carl Paight
Stamford Hospital
Carl Paight, Jr
State Budget Hearings Begin In Raleigh
The six member advisory budget commission opened hearings on 1951 53 budget requests from state departments and agencies with Governor Scott attending as ex officio director. Proceedings run through Sept 27, after which the education board will present requests including possible salary raises for A certificate teachers to 2200 to 3100 dollars.
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Raleigh
Advisory Budget Commission
Scott
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Father Admits Slaying Infant in Paterson
Fred Goodell Jr., 22, will be arraigned for murdering his infant daughter Nancy after hours of questioning. He said a temper flare smashed a highchair tray, killing the child, whom he later buried on Garrett Mountain. He cleared his wife Marie of knowledge, claiming she was at work.
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Paterson
Garrett Mountain
Goodell
Marie
Marshall St
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Boston
West
East
Declarer
VFW News
Sedgefield
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King
Features Syndicate, Inc
Jimmy ‘Hallo
Madrilene
Capri
Rio
Kiddoyou
Th Capitol
Union Station
OFFIC
Totel
Washington
Kyl MacDonnell
Star OF
Televisio
Kyle MacDonnell
Kyle
Resnolas Tobacco Co
Winston-Salen
Cam
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