Foxhole at Navy Man Stays in Waldorf Hotel Room
Earl Cox, a 34 year old Navy veteran, has set up a fox-hole style camp in a Waldorf Astoria ninth floor room with his wife and baby, asserting the city must pay $63 a week plus room costs until proper accommodations are found. Cox demands the hotel and city cover the bill, with a $40 monthly contribution from Mae and a $338 monthly city amount, while officials say the Mayor is not liable and the hotel is Cox’s guest.
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Wehsrd
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Land
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Cox
Vincent
Waldorf Management
NEA
Richard Cox
Jimmy Cox
Inia
Richard Earl Cox
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Sox
Family ties and hotel move near celebrities in wartime tale
The Cox family, longtime New Yorkers, moved from a Brooklyn flat to a hotel in February 1940 to live near King Michael of Romania and other famous residents. Eléanor and Cox, married during his wartime posting, now reside with sons James and Richard as they adjust to life among celebrity guests.
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Eléanor
James
Richard
King Michael of
Romania
Brooklyn
Maniac Firing Kills Boy Wounds Six In Catholic School Row
In New York on March 16 a 64 year old ex streetcar worker Marco L Markovitch opened fire at Power Memorial Academy as students crowded a busy round town streetcar line. He killed 16 year old Thomas Brady and wounded three others before police captured him. The gunman blamed Catholics for his son’s 1944 death and said they killed my boy.
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Imy Jovan
Marco L. Markovich
Power Memorial Academy
Markovich
Thomas Brady
Market Report Poultry And Produce Chicago March 16
Market report details poultry and eggs with mixed fowl prices and steady egg receipts, plus livestock futures from St Louis National Stockyards covering hogs cattle and lamb prices, plus cotton futures and grain movements led by government buying and CCC adjustments. Also includes broad market notices and a brief obituary-like note about a youth photographer.
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Board of Trade
Shorts
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agricultuying
New Orleans
Swedes Turks Continued from Page One
A Kremlin trouble shooter Lavrishtev named as a top Communist official for Balkans tasks. He previously served as Bulgaria ambassador and led the Soviet delegation on the Unified Nations Greek Border Commission amid a campaign for joint control of the Dardanelles and border areas in Kars and Ardahan. Russia has opposed Turkey for over a year, seeking influence in strategic zones, with tensions peaking in 1946 when a Soviet envoy departed for Moscow.
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Balkans
Bulgaria
Lavrishtev
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Greek Border Commission
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Kars
Ardshan
Moscow
Soviet policy shifts edge Turkey crisis in latest dispatch
Reports indicate a view that Turkey faces Communist pressure similar to Greece though less direct. Officials expect further crises in Italy Finland and Greece before Moscow presses Turkey, with Secretary Marshall noting shared threat and linking Turkey's fate to Italy and Greece. Moscow meanwhile calls Villades' regime a government in a broadcast via Pravda.
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Urkey
Italy
Finland
Greece
Moscow
Marshal
Senate
Turkey
Reece
Marcos Villades
Pravda
Jewish Arab Truce Talk Quiet in Holy Land
Jerusalem reports a quiet day amid rumors of a truce under U.S. auspices at the United Nations. Some sources doubt any lasting truce, noting extended pauses in fighting and preparations by Arab and Hagana commanders. Beirut dispatches cite Arab army leaders meeting Syrian officials as the Security Council debate unfolds.
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