Alien Registration Act Reminder From Atty. Gen. Mc Grath
Atty. Gen. J. Howard Mc Grath warns the alien registration act of 1946 remains in force. Aliens in the United States more than 29 days must register, and temporary residents required to register must report quarterly. Permanent residents must notify any address change within five days. A print postcard AR 111 is to be used for reports, obtainable at immigration offices or post offices.
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J. Howard McGrath
United States
Caduianetion and Naturalization
Washington, D. C
A. R. Mackey
Immigration and Naturalization
Mackey
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
United States Post Office
Lion boards bus in Rhodesia frightens passengers
A lion entered a Bulawayo bus stop crowd by hiding until natives alighted then hopped aboard. The driver, smoking, sped away as the lion tumbled from a shaking seat. The beast sought meat, not transport, and fled into dust after the turn.
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Rhodesia
Bulawayo
Iron Curtain Listeners Press for Facts from U S Voice
Western listeners behind the Iron Curtain criticize Voice of America and BBC for long-winded, vague coverage. They want solid, well-documented facts on social and economic progress, clear Western plans, and messages that feel directed to their own needs.
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Iron Curtain
U. S
Paris
NEA
Europe
Russia
West
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Corporation
Voice
BBC
Korea
Nehru
Free World
Iron Curtin
Guy Lombardo
Hetiss
America
Britain
Demo Official Named Assistant Postmaster
John M. Jack Redding publicity director for the Democratic national committee was nominated by President Truman as assistant postmaster general. He will succeed Paul Aiken who resigned to run for the Democratic senatorial nomination in Kansas. The role pays 15000 yearly and he will also serve as public relations adviser to Postmaster General Donaldson.
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Washington
John M
Jack) Redding
Democratic National Committee
Pres. Truman
Redding
Paul Aiken
Kansas
Donaldson
White House
Cyprus Mineral Prospect Program
Britain launches a four year exploration program with a budget of 130000 dollars to assess Cyprus mineral possibilities. The project aims to identify potential ore deposits and geological resources.
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Cyprus
Britain
Just Stage Presence
The Tent House theater on the north shore features a low circular stage. Audience members cross the stage during intermissions and a woman who misjudged the space stood where the heroine would appear, until actor Barney Hughes directed her to her seat and the play resumed.
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Chicago
Tenthouse
North Shore
Barneyughes
Straining Fats for Reuse Cleans Cooking Oils
Strain fats through cheesecloth to remove odors from onions fish or other strong flavors. Fry sliced potatoes in the fat to help clarify and prepare it for reuse.
Odense Welcomes 100000th Baby Girl
Odense in Funen marks its 100000th resident with a newborn girl born to Mrs. Christian Nielsen. Mayor H Werner gifts the infant 500 Danish kroner and a copy of Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales.
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Copenhagen
Hans Christian Nersen
Odénse
Funen
Christian Nielsen
H. Werner
Odense
Hans Christian Andersen
Milwaukee School Board OKs Labor Speakers
Milwaukee public schools will host speakers from the AFL CIO railroad brotherhoods and the IAM, with principals notified to arrange sessions for social science classes. The plan, backed 9 to 3, follows a committee recommendation by George Hampel Jr. The Association of Commerce opposed the plan citing pupil maturity concerns.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Public Schools
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Railroad Brotherhoods
International Association of Machinsts
George Hampel, Jr
AFL
Hampel
Association of Commerce
Governor Commutes Milwaukee Man Life Sentence
Milwaukee man Donald R. Hebel, aged 26, had his 1941 life term reduced to 25 years by Gov Rennebohm, making him eligible for parole after involvement in a tavern robbery in which the proprietor was fatally shot.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Rennebohm
Donald R. Hebel
La Crosse Tribune Motto Filed in Post Office Records
The La Crosse Tribune note marks its entry as second class matter on June 23, 1904 at La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act. The item records the paper’s long standing postal status and archival framing.
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la Crosse
Wis
Nine Policemen Suspended Over Slot Machine Heist
Nine policemen were suspended after a Pulaski county raid on slot machines seized by state police. Four officers allegedly took about 150 dollars from the machines they guarded, all money was recovered. The merit board will hear requests for dismissal and firing another patrolman who did not cooperate, with indefinite suspensions for five men and a sergeant in charge of the detail.
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Springfield
Ill
Pulaski County
Thomas J. O'Donnell
State Public Safety Department
Police Merit Board
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Merit Board
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