Pension hearing set after election delay for McLain group
Testimony by pension promoter George H McLain and nine associates before a Senate committee was postponed until after the November election by agreement. McLain's attorney had sought a court injunction, but the panel moved to post election appearance and continued subpoenas. Witnesses include McLain and aides, with Eldon E Miller criticizing the Citizens Committee for Old Age Pensions.
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J_OS ANGELES
George H. McLain
Senate
McLain
Robert W. Kenny
Jack ‘Miller
McClain
Kenny
George BH. McLain
Citizens’ Committee For Old Age’ Pensions
George Tucker
Charles Ohlson
Sheldon Oliver
Helen Wilson
Paul Fest
Sidney‘ Gould
Wayne Lawrence
Robert Moreland
Southern California
Lena Aheee
San Diego
Eldon E .Miller
The
Persian Advocate
Citizens’ Committee
Miller
McLain Organization
Army Plans to Discharge 30,000 Draftees
Secretary Gray disclosed plans to release about 30,000 men who entered service under the draft after 12 months of service. Most are expected to take separation, with options including immediate discharge, 21 month completion retaining reserve obligations, 33 months reservice, or enlistment in the Regular Army. Includes 400 officers eligible under VE provisions.
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Montgomery
Als
Gray
Army
National Guard Association
Bes
Daw
Regular
R. D
TAC
Robbers Bust Jewelry Store in New York Heist
Four people were tied up during a jewelry store robbery in New York. Two masked men invaded the shop and escaped with about 20 packets of diamonds and roughly $900 in cash. Authorities seek suspects.
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York
New York
Dia
Rakawer
Beckee
Missing Los Angeles Councilman's Daughter Sought in San Francisco
San Francisco police search for Helenjen Osterburg 25 daughter of a Los Angeles councilman who vanished from a Nob Hill hotel after lunch yesterday. Her father says she left the table excused herself and disappeared. She had been down in spirits since her infant's death and had wandered from her home before. She wore a bright green jacket with a black dress and shoes. brown hair and eyes. five feet eight inches.
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San Francisco
Helen Jen Osterburg
Los Angeles
Jet Re
Reat
Waterford gunman Joe Runyon ends spree with suicide
In Waterford Michigan on October 25, 57 year old Joe Runyon opened fire in two taverns wounding ten before killing himself with a shotgun. Victims include Irene Zurawski 37 and Helen Psciuk 50. other wounded range from ages 26 to 60. Runyon, a Pontiac auto plant worker, had faced recent misfortunes including job loss and a forced vacate order on his farm. A note found at his home appeared to target his son Joe Jr. Investigation notes despondency after family divorce and children leaving home.
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Waterford
Mich
Joe Runyon
Runyon
Pontiac General Hospital
Irene Zurawski
Helen Psciuk
Zurawski
Waterford Hotel
Camden
N. J
Howard Uaruh
Pontiac
Joe
Runyor
Oakland County
George Taylor
Joe Jr
Graaiuen
Stanley Zurawski
Kenneth Friesner
Howard Stites
Ortonville
Dale Palm
Ferndale
Harold Meston
Ben Prunty
James Grant
Thomas Hudson
Dearborn
Donald O. Menzies
Armed Forces Heads Study Unity Lessons
Washington October 25 AP secretary of defense Johnson met with President Truman after a session with the service heads to discuss lessons from congressional testimony and service feuding. Johnson declined to comment on a possible shakeup or specifics of the lessons.
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Johnson
Truman
White ‘House
Matthews
White House
Armed Service
High Command
Navy
Army
Air
Air Force
Matt S
John Jamelin
John Ae
Mary Stephen
Stephen Early
Pentagon
Gordon Gray
W. Stuart Symington
Three Die in Texas Flood and Snowstorms Hit East
A cold front brought floods and snow across Texas and the eastern states. Three people died in Texas floods while northern states reported record lows and widespread snowfall. Geese migrated south as arctic air settled, and cotton harvests in north Texas were damaged amid blocked roads and rising floodwaters.
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Plains
Midwest
Texas Panhandle
Dalmart
Elk City
Okla
Canada
New England
Mt. Washington
Newport
Montpelier
International Falls
Minn
Virginia
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Georgetown
Del
New York
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Houston
Upper
Canton
Massena
Gulf Coast
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Arkansas
Missouri
Pares
Kentucky
West
San Antonio
Montana
Great Lakes Region
New England States
Amnesia Victim Held Here May Be Philadelphian
A 22 year old amnesia case held in Long Beach City Jail is believed to be Thaddeus Skalski, missing from Philadelphia. He arrived at a Long Beach hospital seeking help after reporting he woke in a park in Philadelphia Wednesday with no memory of events since last Wednesday. He wore a torn white shirt and dark suit, had $76 and a 32 caliber pistol in his pockets, and said he traveled from Philadelphia to Los Angeles via Montana.
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Philadelphia
Long Beach City
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Los Angeles
Montana
Thaddeus Skalsi
Skalski
Long Beach
Wreck sighted of Fresno couple's plane crash in Sierra
Civilian Air Patrol reports sighting the wrecked fuselage of a light plane carrying Fresno residents Edward F. Rider 23 and Elizabeth Rider 21. The crash occurred near Mam moth Pass at 12 000 feet while en route to Bishop. An Air Force helicopter heads to assist as ground searchers plan an Owens Valley approach. Officials say the couple left Bishop to visit parents and never arrived.
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Fresno
Civilian Air Patrol
Sierra
Nevada
Floyd. Bedwell
CAP
Edward F. Rider
Bishop
Bedwell
Walter Johnson
12Th Air Group
Elizabeth
Long Valley
Mammoth Pass
Ja Johnson
Air Force
Owens Valley
Chandler Field Municipal
Newspaper section listing bylines and page references
A fragmented OCR notice lists newspaper sections and page references such as Bridge on A-12, Classifieds B-B to MW Somics A-6, Editorial A-10, Financial 8-6, Old Skipper A-T1, Radio and television A-12, Shipping 5-8, Sports A-14 to A-16, Theaters A-T3, Tides temperatures A-2, and Women's Activities B-2 and B-3.
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Boyle
Danish Vessel Ivar Mine Disaster Near Dutch Coast
In a Dutch coastal tragedy the 2219 ton Danish freighter Ivar struck a mine and sank after crewmen were lost. Eighteen crewmen were rescued, two aboard the damaged ship, with one missing and five others reported missing in the high seas. The incident unfolds as the Ivar sinks amid ongoing tensions over mine action near the northwestern Dutch coast. Meanwhile in Czechoslovakia the Catholic hierarchy urges priests to accept a state-controlled church law to avoid arrest, while preserving church authority and ensuring spiritual care for the faithful, with safeguards noted.
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Helrarchy
Czechoslovakia
Terarchy
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Jost
Ivar
Ing
Railroads Cut Schedules to Conserve Fuel
Chicago and national rail hubs report mass train cancellations as coal and steel strikes hit. Railroads reduced schedules to conserve coal stockpiles, with 214 cancellations in Chicago and total idled workers approaching two million, signaling possible presidential intervention. The Steelworkers Union and coal executives push for rapid settlement while U S officials coordinate mediation and potential action.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce
Catnlon
Presidentiam
Washington
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Eas
U. S. Steel Corp
New York
Lee Ross
Ching
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