New York Central names Perlman president as Young takes control
Robert R. Young and his 41,000 passenger cars and 1,800,000 freight cars take charge of the New York Central after a proxy victory. Alfred E. Perlman becomes president and chief executive officer, with plans for industrywide modernization and cooperation. White steps down but pledges cooperation during the transition. White earned $120,000 annually. Perlman’s salary was not disclosed.
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New York
Robert R. Young
New York Central
Young
William White
Alfred E. Perlmeg
Dover & Rio Grande Western
Perlman
the Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
White
Oklahoma City Duck Rehomes With Zoo After Retirement
Mr and Mrs Curtis Crim released their elderly duck near Lincoln Park zoo two miles from home. The next day the duck walked around the front yard and the Crims chose to keep him as a pet.
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Oklahoma City
Curtis Crim
Lincoln Park Zoo
Zoo
Crims
Video Star Across Clues Puzzle Style
Across clues mix theater and wordplay with entries like Gleast The and various definitions. Down hints cover joke voice nautical terms and a New Zealand parrot creating a compact crossword featuring thematic puns and standard crossword answers.
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New Zealand
Puzzle Answer Key Clues and Wordplay List
A compact clue list presents a speed 31 answer for a prior puzzle. Terms include hints for a manly adjective a-45 and various crossword style prompts such as smear 35 and contest of person 37. Other entries cover pronouns 38 try again 39 silkworm 42 bury sees 43 Greek war god 54 compass 144 native of point Latvia 55 short sleep 48 things done 49 nuisance 51 fish 4? rarer.
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Real Estate Transfers and Cancellations Noted in Middletown Ledger
A series of property transfers list numerous grantees and parcels with prices in Middletown. Transfers include Sorrell to Hahn in lot 8205 for 13.20 and Strinko to Nicols in lot 9957 for 2.20, among others. Cancellations show Thurman to Midd. Fed in lot 7404 for 6900 and Hartman to Midd. Fed in lot 10187 for 9600, with several Mayfield and Dixie Heights parcels.
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Rodney Sorrell
Fred Hahn
Thomas Strinko Jr
Russell Nicols
Robert Burton
Adm
Theodore Hatton Jr
Grady Clark
Snowholm
Joseph Foster LI
Elias Carpenter
St. Clair
Clarence Wehr
B&o RR
Herman Sanders
Jessie Suttles
Clarence Shepherd
Venice Susong
James Curry
Roger Williams
Duff Fields
Thomas Thurman
Midd. Fed
Leonard Hansford
Kurt Hartman
Donald Bolden
Midd
Clarence Brate
Lemon
Earl Kohler Jr
Mayfield
Owen van Ostrand
J. Gale Back
Dixie Hgts
Hardware Day set for June 23 at LeSourdsville
IRHA Hardware Day will draw an anticipated crowd exceeding 20 000 at LeSourdsville Lake on June 23 with over 600 hardware items to be given away. Independent dealers within a 100 mile radius sponsor free tickets, and displays showcase available merchandise. Trailhands of WLW Television are billed as special entertainment.
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IRHA
Wlw-Television
Mock atomic attack proves public reaction in Norfolk
Civil defense officials report strong public response to a mock atomic attack with casualties claimed at 161 625 dead and 20 000 injured. A lone young woman from London criticizes the alarm as insufficient while authorities issue foreclosure notice from Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association against several defendants in Butler County Ohio.
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Myrtle E. Noble
S. Governor Street
Evansville
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Elizabeth Pauline Connelly
Vanowen
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California
Middletown
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Eida
Miami
Lemon Township
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Recorder's Office
Ohto
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
A. R. Morris
Wilmer, Wilmer & Wilmer
Jos. T. Kiep
Hockey Stick Outranks Book By McCarthy
Wynantskill New York Sen McCarthy donated items to the Kiwanis Club auction. A Giants autographed baseball sold for 7.25 while a RPI hockey stick brought 1.50. McCarthyism The Fight for America went for 1.25. Celebrities provide auction items annually.
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N.Y
Sen. McCarthy
Kiwanis Club
New York Giants
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Wisconsin Republican
Cancer Victim Shoots Child and Kills Himself in Maryland
Baltimore electrician James Stanley Jakubowski, 41, who had learned he had cancer, was found dead with his 6-year-old daughter Shirley in Anne Arundel County and South Baltimore General Hospital. A .22 rifle lay beside him. He missed a 2 p.m. doctor appointment and left a 12-year-old son behind.
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Baltimore
James Stanley Jakubowski
Anne Arundel County
Shirley
South Baltimore General Hospital
Jakubowski
Italian group dissolves assets to cancer research fund
The Italian Welfare Council, formed in 1946 to aid Italian Americans, agreed to dissolve and transfer its $400,000 in assets to the Damon Runyan Memorial Fund for Cancer Research. Council president Anthony V. Champagne said the move will do the most good for all people. the group had 621 members.
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Chicago
Italian Welfare Council
Damon Runyan
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