Storms Threaten To Bury Wreckage Of NW Airliner
Anchorage Alaska storms threaten to bury the last trace of a Northwest Orient Airlines DC 4 crash on Mount Sanford 190 miles northeast of the city. The four engine plane carrying 30 people from Shanghai to St Paul went down on Friday night on the 16206 foot peak. Clouds and avalanches impede ground parties and no recovery is immediately expected.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Northwest Orient Airlines
Shanghai
New Yor
Sunset
Overseas Tankship Corp
War boosts canning advances for water shortages
The article notes wartime water canning tackled taste and rust issues, with research from MIT leading to waxed beer cans and alkaline tweaks. A rectangular can design reduced rust, and not filling cans prevented freezing rupture. About 4 million cans were packed for the armed forces with few ruptures and long-term acceptability. It also mentions an oil substitute from poppy stem juices.
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New York
France Calls Juvenile Delinquency a Postwar Crisis
Roset Te Hargrove Parish reports on seven schoolboys aged 15 to 17 picked up on black market charges. A suitcase of U. S. dollars and a large hoard of valuables reveal wartime shortages fueling crime. Experts link Nazi strategy, broken homes, and housing scarcity to rising juvenile delinquency.
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France
Robert Chadefaux
Tribunal
Chadefaux
United States
Politicians Worries Bloom With Spring Political Notes
Francis J. Kell reports spring political talk as Dewey gains New Hampshire delegates while MacArthur signals readiness for duty. Truman tests a third ticket, civil rights issues split Democrats, and race dynamics shape senate contests including Hatch and Hawkes.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New Hamshire
Douglas MacArthur
White House
Tokyo
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Earl Warren
Stassen
MacArthur
Minnesota
Dewey
New Hampshire
Chicago
Boston
Truman
Democratic Party
Henry Wallace
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Old Dominion
Nebraska
Wisconsin
State Labor Board Plans Appeal Over Anti-Strike Ruling
Wisconsin appeal to the state supreme court to overturn Judge Alvin Reis ruling that the 1947 anti strike law against public utilities is unconstitutional. L E Gooding said the board is conferring with Attorney General John E Martin to file soon. The dairyland Power Cooperative had challenged the law in Eau Claire arguing it is not a public utility.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
L. E. Gooding
State Employment Relations Board
John E. Martin
Supreme Court
Alvin C. Reis
State Commission
Reis
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Union of Electrical Workers
Eau Claire
Judge Reis
Labor Board
Co-Op
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Distribute Serum To Modify Measles In Wisconsin
Madison report notes 800 vials of immune globulin serum distributed by the Red Cross to Wisconsin health authorities for use by physicians hospitals and clinics to modify and prevent measles amid a high disease incidence. Peter Murphy announced the action on behalf of the Red Cross.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Peter Murphy
Red Cross
Kylemore Clinic Opens in Dublin to Tackle Nervous Disorders
Dr Joseph Kearney opened the Kylemore Clinic in Dublin to treat functional nervous disorders. It aims to reduce absenteeism and is the sole establishment of its kind in Ireland with 20 patient accommodations. Robert Booth, chair of the governing committee, called it a work of national importance helping people regain health.
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Eire
Joseph Kearney
Kylemore Clinic
Dublin
Ireland
Robert Booth
Stamps Mark Inauguration of New Government in Ceylon
Ceylon issues four pictorial stamps to commemorate the inauguration of the new government, using modern psychological and physical methods to treat minor mental disorders as part of the commemorative issue.
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Ceylon
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