Four Sisters to Wed in Single Seattle Ceremony
Four sisters will marry in one private Mass ceremony in Seattle on Saturday. The couples, ranging from a lawyer to a newspaper publisher, include Walter Roberge mayor of Forks and Marion White of Seattle, with Judge Malcolm Douglas officiating. The eight participants met through business and social circles and will celebrate with a reception after.
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Superior Court
Malcolm Douglas
James D. Asiel
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Forks
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Marion White
Walter Roberge
Emily Baarstad
Fred J. Wettrick
Dolores Lopez
Herbert. Delmonico
San Francisco
Carmellita Coffman
Ade
Aster
Marion
Astel
Menlo College
Carmeilita
Roberge
Pressure on Vargas as Brazil proxy push nears
In Rio de Janeiro demands for President Getulio Vargas ouster grow as more presidential residence workers are tied to an assassination attempt on editor Carlos Lacerda. A palace security man named Climerio de Almeida reportedly assisted two gunmen who wounded Lacerda and killed taxi driver Ruben Vag. Authorities investigate alleged palace intrigue and partiality in the case.
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Brazil
Gethlin Vargas
Chamber of Deputies
Alionar Baisciav
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Vargas
Carlos Laceria
Congre
Lacerda
Jonson Soares
Pave
Ruben Vag Jast Tiursedas
Climerio de Almeida
Secret Service
Lascerda
Guatemala Dissolves Red Unions and Parties in Coup Aftermath
Guatemala's ruling junta banned four parties five union groups and three front organizations backing the ousted regime. All political activity was suspended pending an Assembly to draft a new constitution. Cid and AFL representatives seek new anti Communist unions, targeting railroad education and fruit company workers and major confederations.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arpene Guzman
Red Front
Cited Fruit Co
General Workers Confederation
National Farm Workers Confederation
Turncoat Soldier Batchelor Trial Set for Aug 30
W Cpl Jade Batchelor, who defected to communist captors in Korea and then returned, faces an Army court martial in San Antonio on August 30 for aiding the enemy and related charges. Defense attorney Joel Westbrook calls the new date unfair, saying it gives little time to prepare after five months of Army prep.
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Jade Batchelor
Comite
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Korea
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Joel Westbrook
Tut Westbrook
Army
China Plane Fell in Formosa Conflict Report
An AP dispatch from Taipei Formosa reports the Chinese Nationalist Air Force headquarters confirming a Nationalist F4 fighter was shot down, with details on the incident and its implications in the ongoing air clashes between Chiang Kai-shek's forces and Chinese communists.
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China
Taipeh
Formosa
Chi
Advertisement for Ice-Miot foot remedy on Main Street
An ad pitches Ice-Miot as a soothing ointment for tired burning feet with lanolin. It mentions soothing relief for corns and callouses and emphasizes cooling, restful refreshment. The snippet presents a dated, somewhat garbled promotional tone.
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