Soviet Trojans in Vienna Tie WFTU to Cominform Drive
William L. Ryan reports from Vienna that the World Federation of Trade Unions networks with Cominform to coordinate labor front groups. The WFTU operates from a Vienna building and challenges Austrian law while serving Soviet aims in Europe.
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Europe
Front
Vienna
William L. Ryan
Moscow
Western
Cominform
World Federation of Trade Unions
WFTU
Ringstrasse
Sailerstaette
Austria
Kremlin
Ussr
Giuseppe di Vittorio
Italy
Middle East
Metal Workers Union
West
West Germany
Stricken Captain Brings Ship Home
A injured sea captain guided his crippled vessel to port before medical care. Captain William R. Thomas of Philadelphia sustained a broken ankle fractured ribs and a cut arm after a wave threw him 40 feet against the ship’s bridge. He was taken to the U S Public Health Hospital.
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New York
Thediden
Rachel Jackson
Willian R. Thomas
Philadelphia
U. S. Public Health Hospital
Opera Vocabulary Puzzle Clues and Answers
A vertical list blends operatic references with cross clues. Items include Puccini and Wagner works, geographic hints, and common crossword entries such as rest command and sea eagle. The scattered clues hint at a themed puzzle with varied word lengths and definitions.
Easing Of Metals Demand Points To Trade Slump
New York reports indicate a sudden easing of demand for metals signaling a possible business downturn. Optimists argue supply constraints and defense priorities distort apparent demand while suggesting a shift toward orderly markets as inventories turnover faster and supplies may become more abundant by year end.
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New York
County Civil Defense Groups Could Save Money
CD director Dr. Charles E Warner urged county wide civil defense organizations as cost saving models citing Cleveland and Columbus setups covering Cuyahoga and Franklin Counties. He spoke at a meeting with federal state and local defense officials from Cleveland Youngstown Columbus Zanesville Portsmouth Dayton and Cincinnati. Governor Lausche said he would seek more federal aid for Ohio civil defense.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles E.warner
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Warner
Youngstown
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Dayton
Cincinnati
Frank J. Lausche
Two Trains Crash In Gary Injures Fifty Four
In Gary Ind fifty four were injured last night when a crowded Chicago South Shore and South Bend electric express train crashed into the rear of an empty train at the station. Six remained in hospitals. Police blamed a switch ice for the collision as the express train with about two hundred passengers took a wrong siding after discharging all passengers from the other train.
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Gary
Ind
Chicago
States Lose Interest In One World Federation
A majority of the state Legislatures once backing a world government have reconsidered and rescinded. Backers argue a supranational federation will come via United World Federalists, while opponents warn it would threaten U S sovereignty. Some states still favor UN Charter strengthening, others repudiated such resolutions. Virginia reversed stance February 15 declaring opposition to world federation as advanced.
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Tom Williams
New York
Congress
United States
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
Oregon
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
U.N
Mem
Police Seek Two Suspects in Buckeye Lake Fatal Shooting
In Columbus Ohio police hunt two young men in connection with the Tuesday murder of Allen S. Drake 43 found dying on Rt 40 near Buckeye Lake. Drake’s car was found near the lake and he had prior convictions for numbers writing in Columbus. A cab ride from Buckeye Lake to Newark followed the discovery of his body.
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Columbus
Allen S. Drake
Rt. 40
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Drake
The Gulf Stream Keeps Oslofjord Harbor Open All Winter
The warming effect of the Gulf Stream prevents freezing in the Oslofjord harbor Norway keeping it navigable through winter. Researchers note sustained water warmth supports local shipping and winter access to ports.
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Oslofjord
Norway
Wonder Salve and Soap Promised for Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Wonder Salve and Wonder Medicated Soap as remedies for itching eczema psoriasis infections and athlete's foot. The products are described as white greaseless antiseptic safe for children and sold in Middletown by Castell and Gallaher Drug Stores or local druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Middletown
Castell and Gallaher Drug Stores
Burke to Aid DiSalle Campaign for U S Senate Nomination
Cleveland Mayor Thom A. Burke named as Cuyahoga County chairman for DiSalle’s bid for the Democratic U S Senate seat. Burke will back the county party’s regular organization alongside James M. Carney of Cleveland, minority leader of the Ohio House.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Cuyahoga County
Michael V. M&salle
U. S. Sena
Tor
Burke
Price
Toledo
James M. Carney
Ohio House
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Streifthau
Central Ave
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
the Opera
Puccini
Wagner
Tristan
India
Seville
Constellation
Esau
Gounod
Business Mirror
Reeves Jewelers, Inc
County Movement
Hurt
Motorola
Metec
Keays
Appliance CO
N. Main ST
DiSalle
RE Zinners
Electrolux
Electro-Hygiene Vacuum Cleaner Co
Jefferson Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Briggs
Stratton
Clinton
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