Dr. Bainbridge Dies in Danbury Hospital at 77
Danbury Connecticut September 23 William Seaman Bainbridge 77 renowned New York surgeon died yesterday at Danbury Hospital after months of illness. His passing closes a long career with international prominence in medicine. He practiced in New York and contributed to surgical advances and medical organizations.
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Danbury, Conn
William Seaman Bainbridge
New York
Danbury Hospital
Right Wing Wins in Italian Vote in Caserta
ROME Sept 23 The right wing coalition called the first of the booster swept Caserta with 7492 votes amid partial returns. De Gasperi's Christian Democrats polled 3187 with 3650 for the Peoples' Block Communists and minor leftist groups. A separate liberal monarchist group drew 1909. Communists and Socialists plan no confidence motion. debate postponed at the liberal monarchist request.
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Caserta
Interior Ministry
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de Gasperl
Christian
Démocrat- Party Land
Crs
Constituent Assembly
de Gaspar
Jap Floods of 1945 Worst in History
Tokyo reports the floods of 1945 were the worst in Japan’s history amid the surrender era. Officials say 1,592,000 acres under water this year vs 2,089,000 in 1945. Kyodo News cites 4757 dead injured or missing as floods still rage in Gamma prefecture and subside elsewhere.
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Kyodo
Gamma
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Typewriter Stolen From City Supply Store Display
A portable typewriter valued at 91 381 dollars vanished from a display table at an office supply store on 251 American Ave. Police were notified yesterday. The report lists William Harris as the contact.
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Bride Fatally Shot as Son, New Husband Look On
Ridgeland, South Carolina report of a double tragedy where Mrs. John E Curtis was shot dead on a coastal highway as her son Buddy and new Army husband watched. Coroner’s jury found Dennis J Counihan, a Savannah police officer, killed her before shooting himself after pursuing the couple as they left Savannah on a wedding trip. Counihan allegedly demanded a farewell toast then fired as he ripped an orchid corsage from the bride’s suit.
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John E. Curtis
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Dennis
Counihan
Chatham County
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Curtis
Couhihan
Savage
Gurtis
Polis
Savannas
South Carolina
Bus Transportation Sought for New Terrace Subdivision Families
The board yesterday considered providing school bus service for about 50 children residing in the Log Altos Terrace subdivision east of the Traffic Circle. Whaley representatives estimate over 100 families will live in the area, including many school age children, and similar needs may apply to future occupants of 826 single family homes under construction.
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Altos
Whaley
Drop in Exports of Swiss Watches Told
New York report quotes Swiss manufacturer Andre Dilsheim saying exports of Swiss watch movements and complete watches will not exceed seven million units this year, down from a record nine million six hundred fifty one thousand last year due to government limits and new markets. He notes trade agreements with Britain, Italy, and indirect shipments to Soviet Russia, routed through neighboring countries.
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Andre Dilsheim
United States
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Italy
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Turkey
Ditisheim
Argentina Raps Some U S Papers
The Argentine embassy in New York denounces parts of the American press for discrediting Argentina and launching insults and slander against the Argentine president's wife. A NYT advertisement signed by Martin Luis Drago, Argentina’s charge d’affaires, appeared with a formal rebuke.
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Argentina
New- York Times
Martin Luis Drago
Teacher Says Japan Learners Enjoy Democratic Education
Elizabeth Gray Vining, returning from tutoring Akihito, reports Japanese children look forward to a more liberal education. She notes the prince studies with boys, fits into their group, and that the throne heirs are intelligent, responsible, friendly, and honest, reflecting a promising future.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth Gray Vining
Akihito
Japan
Bones. Locked Up After Scaring. Many Persons
A 102 year old bones figure, once used in a physician's office, was kept under house arrest after episodes of scaring neighbors in Baltimore. George, an ex welder, was moved by Hartlove from the police station to a porch armchair to monitor his haunting display and calm bystanders.
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George
Ers
Hartlove
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Hockey prince Hamid Riza Pahlavi missing in Los Angeles
Ir an prince Hamid Riza Pahlavi, 16, an exchange student at the University of California Los Angeles, is reported absent. His brother Mahmoud said the Cadillac is missing and Hamid was last seen Wednesday near a motel room with no cash, after leaving Washington School.
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Prince
Hamid
Riza‘Pahlavi
Jagaini
Mahmoud
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Mahmud
Washington School
Music Publisher Schirmer Dies at 42 in Transit to Hospital
Robert Schirmer, a fifth-generation member of the E. Schirmer firm and noted music patron, died today while being transported from his home to Princeton Hospital. He was 42 and based in New York.
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N.J
Kobert: Schirmer
E.schirmer, Inc
New York
Princeton Hospital
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