Prussian Princess to Wed Texan and Relocate to Amarillo
Princess Cecile Viktoria Anastasia Zilia Thyra Adeltheld of Hohenzollern will marry Texan Clyde Harris in a ceremony at Hechingen Castle and relocate to Amarillo after the wedding. Harris, an interior decorator, met Cecile in 1945 and will return to the United States while Cecile awaits an Army permit before joining him in Texas.
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Clyde Harris
Amaillo
Texas
Cecilie
Fieckingen
Germany
Langen
Wilhelm
Prussia
Kaiser Wilhalm
Queen Victoria
England
Seale Down
Tovar
Associated Prass
Angen
Cecile
Kaiser Wilhelm
Amarillo
Konawa, Okla
Bert Harris
Victoria
Louis Ferdinand
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
United States
Hohenzollern
Hechingen
Bavarian Alps
Saya
Almanach de Gotha
Cecile Viktoria Anastasia Zilia ‘Thyra Adeltheld
Harris
Schloss Wolfsgarten
Ludwig of
Hesse
Berlin
Royal
America
Georgia Strives to Solve Lynching of Negro May 30
Yawington Ga June 13 Georgia will begin a state inquiry into the lynching of a Negro man amid a history of few convictions. A Wilkinson County grand jury will probe the murder of Caleb Hill Jr after he was seized from jail and killed. White suspects Dennis Purvis and Malcolm Plere, both from McIntyre, face murder warrants as investigators from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation the FBI and local sheriff pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yawington
Georgia
Ita Justice
Nerra
Atste
Tuskegee Institute
Southern Regional Coun
Wilkinson County
Caleb Hill Jr
Dennis Lamar Purvis
Eas
Malcolm Vivian Plere
McIntyre
M. H. Spartin
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Grand Jury
FBI
George Hatcher
No Barbers on Barber Quartet Crowned Champions
A Chicago quartet won the 1949 SPABBACIC championship in Buffalo to close a four day convention. The winning foursome formed five years ago includes Bob Munk tenor Marty Monro lead Art Gracey baritone and Forrest Haynes bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chicago
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop
America, Inc
Bob Munk
Marty Mon
Patient's Third Death Final
Baltimore reports the patient James W. Stanek died for a third time after pneumonia claimed him following a hernia operation at Maryland General Hospital. He reportedly revived after 20 minutes of chest massage on the table, but died again and remained unconscious until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James W. Stanek
Stanek
Maryland General Hospital
Joseph ¥. Castagna
Brannan urges Democratic support to avert farm crisis
Des Moines June 13 AP Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan urged public backing for Truman administration farm policies to stave off the greatest economic crash in history He compared America's farm power to atomic energy warning that failure to back the Democratic party could threaten democracy He blasted the Republican Aiken plan as inadequate and proposed his Brannan plan with stronger government subsidies to farmers focusing on stabilizing prices for perishables and supporting farmer income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles F. Brannan
America
Democratic Party
Senate
Brannan
Truman
Congress
Murray Blasts Phone Company at Chicago convention
President Philip Murray told the CIO telephone workers at their banquet that the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. is trying to break the union. He called AT&T the most vicious monopoly in America and vowed to take on the company tomorrow. Walter S. Gifford leads AT&T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
OC EO
Philip Murray
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Telephone ‘Workers’ Union
Murray
America
Walter S. Gifford
United States
Three Giant Unions to Set Pattern in Talks This Week
Three big unions in the United States prepare to pattern this week's talks with major employers. United Mine Workers idle as John L. Lewis and Southern Coal Producers Association resume negotiations on a new contract. Electrical Workers union to present terms to General Electric while Steel Workers prepare to submit terms. Lewis hints at new matters with northern coal operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Dickering
Lewis
C. I. O. United Electrical Workers Union
General Electric
Westinghouse
C. I. O. United Steel Workers
Lali
Walter R. Thurmond
Junion
Philip Murray
Bell Aircraft Corp
Buffalo
I. O
United Auto
Fickers
Bendix Aviation Corp
South Bend
Ind
Bendix
C. I. O.united Auto Workers
Water Debt Threatens Beaver Meadows Water
In Beaver Meadows Azelton on June 12 residents fear water cuts after their own water company’s reservoir ran dry. A temporary link to Hazelton Water Company over the weekend awaits payment of 45000 dollars claimed by Hazelton, while health officials cite shifting rock strata as the cause of the dried supply.
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Azelton
Beaver Meadows
Pennsylvania
Citizens’ Water Company
Hazelton Water Company
Hazelton
Citizens’ Company
Thoman Williams
Heavy Rainfall Lifts Moisture Deficit Across Midwest
Chicago June 14. 02 General reports show fairly heavy showers extending from northern Michigan and Wisconsin through Iowa Kansas and Colorado. Weather Bureau notes moisture relief in many areas though some dry spots remain. No severe crop damage expected.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Heavy Strains Facing ERP Here Abroad
State Department officials say the European Recovery Program is entering a critical development stage with its success at stake. President Truman warned against cutting funds, stressing European recovery as key to anti communist policy, amid pressures in Congress and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joman M. Hightower
Washington
State Department
Congress
Europe
Truman
Little Rock
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Senate Appropriations Committee
Russia
Marshall
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Iottenslye
Elim
Germany
Paris
Hawaii Employers Reject Longshoremen Terms
Honolulu reports Hawaii's waterfront employers reject the ILWU proposal to resume work on strikebound ships and allow the liner Lurline to sail. The union offered to reopen five Matson freighters at 1.40 dollars per hour and to rehire discharged sailors, with arbitration on contract rights, but the employers called it a Matson matter beyond their control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
W. Russell Starr
Matson Ling
Matson
Lurline
Starr
Betty Grable Tops 1947 High Salary List for Women
Washington reports Betty Grable led 1947 earnings for women with 208000 from 20th Century Fox, narrowly ahead of Olivia de Havilland. Charles P. Skouras and others in the top ranks earned from 310000 to 434202, with many figures showing gross salaries and bonuses before taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batty Grable
Hollywood
Treasury Department
20Th Century- Fox Film Corp
Charles P. Skouras
United States
Washington
Betty. Grable
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
Waming
Ollvig DeHaviland
National Theaters Amusement Co
Fox West Coast Agency ‘Corp
Skouras
Vincent Riggio
American Tobacco Co
Preston Sturges
26Th Centry-Fox
H. Little
Colgate
Pattolive-Peete Co
A. A. Somerville
Ir.t. Vanderbilt Co
Seton Porter
National Distillers Products Corp
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Hearst Publications, Inc
Theodore Seltzer
Bengue, Inc
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Co
G. A. Bryant
theAustin Co
Lstingury
Treasury
Fred Waring
National Broadcasting Co
Waring
Premier de Gasperi's Daughter Becomes nun in Rome
Lucia de Gasperi, 23, daughter of Premier Alcide de Gasperi, took vows as Sister Maria Lucia of the Eucharistia yesterday in Rome. Attending were de Gasperi family members and Interior Minister Mario Scelba, with other close friends at the Church of the Sisters of the Assumption.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Lucia
Maria Lucia
Eucharistia
Gaspati
Mario Sceiba
Church of the Sister of Assumption
NLRB orders union election at Hanford project
The National Labor Relations Board ordered an election among about 90 machinists at the Hanford atomic energy project in Richland Washington to settle a three union dispute. Workers are employed in three machine shops run by Guy Atkinson and J A Jones Construction Co building Hanford structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Crown
Hanford
Richland
Wash
Guy Iff. Atkinson
J. A. Jones
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John Buteho
Tom Kanicki
John Hersman
Butch Kotick
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Louis Volpa
Associated Press
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Barber Quartet
Demos
U. S
Middle West
Betty Grable
Premier de Gasperi
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