Swimmer Cat Foot Carl Swanson Injured at Coronado Beach
Carl D Swanson a 14 year old from 303 Temple Ave is healing after a deep gash on his left instep from a swim at the foot of Coronado Ave yesterday He received treatment at Seaside Hospital and is listed in stable condition.
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Coronado Ave
O'Dwyer Criticized by ADA Leaders in Capital
In Washington on May 19 William O'Dwyer faced sharp criticism from Senators Kefauver Estes and the ADA for alleged corruption during his New York mayoralty. The ADA National Board of Study adopted a resolution urging President Truman to take action.
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William O'Dwyer
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Kefauver
Americans For Democratic Action
New York
ADA National Board of
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Lash at O Dwyer to investigate ambassador fitness
A resolution urges an executive inquiry into James Leonard O Dwyer to assess his fitness to serve as United States ambassador to Mexico. It warns that prolonged silence could compromise the position and calls for a formal witness inquiry into his suitability for the post.
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O'Dwyer
Mexico
United States
Free Booklet Tells How Deaf Hear Again With Clarity
A Chicago acoustical scientist announces a free illustrated booklet from Beltone Hearing Aid Co about reversing severe hearing loss. The pamphlet promises clear, miraculous hearing through electronic research and offers a plain wrapper shipment on request to Electronic Research Director, Beltone, Dept. 524-4, 1450 W. 19th St, Chicago 8, Ill. A postcard suffices.
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Chicago
United States
Sat Posen Fe Beltone
Toy Electronic Research Director
Beltone Hearing Aid Co
19Th St
Rich Bequest by Polish Born Tailor Ends in Prayer
Polish born tailor Meyer Rosenthal died at 76 in Los Angeles General Hospital leaving a bank account of 8576.52 to the hospital. He bequeathed the United States a prayer to save the country from Communists, saying God bless America.
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U.P
Meyer
Rosenthal
Los Angeles General Hospital
United States
U.S
America
National PTA Meeting Opens in Indianapolis May 19
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers opened its 56th annual convention in Indianapolis with a peace plea rooted in the home. President Mrs John F Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho keynote cited love for a child as a thread to weave a world community fabric. She deplored lack of integrity in competitive athletics and blamed citizens.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
John F. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
Dixie Officialdom Denies Vice Rife
NEW ORLEANS May 19 Officials of four Louisiana parishes deny vice is widespread as charged by U S Attorney John McKay He said vice is rampant in parts of a 24 parish area with authorities allowing it Gambling in all forms is openly operated with knowledge of law enforcement St Bernard Parish officials acknowledged occasional speculation and tax law does not stop gambling Iberia and Orleans parishes were found to have prostitution Iberia Parish Sheriff Mrs Gilbert Ozenne stated prostitution has existed since the world began and she will not seek it out
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New Orleans
Louisiana
U. S
John McKay
McKay
St. Bernard Parish
C. F. Rowley
St. Bernard
Iberia
Orleans
Gilbert Ozenne
Iberia Parish
Truman Civil Rights Stand Heats Up Democratic Race
President Truman pressed a vigorous civil rights plank in the Democratic platform, demanding a Fair Employment Practices Commission with enforcement powers. The Oregon and Montana delegate harvests unfold this week as Democrats and Republicans name delegates for Chicago. Eisenhower narrows Taft gap in Oregon, Vermont. AP shows Taft at 875 vs 337 for Eisenhower among 914 named.
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Truman
Oregon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Montana
Corren Tinn
Maryland
Washington State
Minnesota
Taft Eisenhower
Taft
Vermont
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Congress
Frank E. McKinney
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Ex-Ambassador Douglas Blames Spending for Inflation
Former ambassador Lewis W. Douglas charges extravagant public spending since 1933 and wartime financing as causes of current U S inflation. He criticizes fiscal mismanagement at Washington and says the situation worsened, voiced after addressing the second American Assembly meeting at Arden House Harriman campus Columbia University.
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UPI
United States
Lewis W. Douglas
Washington
Douglas
American Assembly
Arden House
Columbia University
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