Maud Ballington Booth Dies at 82
Maud Ballington Booth cofounder of the Volunteers of America died at 82 in Great Neck New York after three months of illness. She and Ballington Booth organized the charity after a rift with the Salvation Army. Her husband died in 1939.
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G O P Emphasis on Far East Seen
Washington August 27 a view among Republican foreign affairs experts holds the party would shift core foreign policy toward the Far East if elected. A Dewey administration with John Foster Dulles would seek congressional approval for a Far Eastern reconstruction program akin to the Marshall plan for Europe, targeting China's rehabilitation as a keystone. Estimates of cost have risen from 5 to 6 billion dollars to potentially higher figures.
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Duck Lives Up To Its Name Vehicle Stalls at Sea
Benjamin and Mrs. Carlin drifted 270 miles east of New York aboard the Half Safe after their amphibious craft stalled. They were rescued by tanker New Jersey and plan to resume their around the world voyage from a new starting point in Montreal after weather and propeller issues slowed them.
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Gen Coulter Chief in Korea
General John Breitling Coulter, a Texas born major general and former 85th Division commander, succeeds Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge as U S commander in the southern half of divided Korea. Hodge departs for Tokyo en route home. Coulter to prepare for withdrawal of American forces.
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Grandson of Roosevelt Treated for Mild Polio in Navy Hospital
Curtis Buzzy Boettiger 18, grandson of the late President Roosevelt, is in the Naval Hospital for a mild poliomyelitis infection. Capt. R. E. Duncan, the hospital commander and former Roosevelt physician, oversees his care after initial diagnosis at Los Angeles General Hospital. Boettiger, son of Anna Roosevelt Boettiger, is working as a radio show producer and was adopted by his mother’s husband, John Boettiger.
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Buzzy) Boettiger
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Sissie) Dall
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UN General Assembly Action Delays Korean Withdrawal
Some units may depart within three weeks but a complete withdrawal seems unlikely until the United Nations General Assembly acts in the Korean case. The article notes potential troop movement pending broader international approval and ongoing deliberations.
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For Sale Act Promises Quick Cash in Press Telegram
A small classified note urges readers not to overthink earning extra money and promotes the For Sale Act as a path to cash. Contact 6-9006 for details.
Polio Delays School Openings Across North Carolina
Health authorities say the polio epidemic is waning but warn to remain cautious as openings of schools are postponed and public events canceled. North Carolina reports 1721 cases this year, 87 fatalities, and officials note postponements across most regions.
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