Coast Guard Tows Crippled Navigator After Gale
The Coast Guard Cutter Chautauqua failed to tow the 417 foot Panamanian freighter Navigator 900 miles west of the Strait of Juan De Fuca as mountainous seas and 60 mph gale winds hindered operations. Navigator, with a 35 crew, reported loss of its propeller while sailing from the Orient to Vancouver, B C. A tow plan was delayed until conditions improved.
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Lawyers Plan To Appeal Court Ruling In Maryland Case
In Baltimore the lawyers for Esther McCready 18 seeks to overturn a ruling blocking her entry to the University of Maryland School of Nursing. Judge W Conwell Smith upholds the southern regional compact as it affects Maryland and rejects arguments that regional aid relieves states of their duties.
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Dinner Lights Go Out At Bay View Plant Visit
Dinner guests from across south Texas attended a Bay View plant tour hosted by Central Power and Light in Harlingen. After viewing the La Palma wet plant near San Benito officials noted over 4 million dollars spent to boost Rio Grande Valley power, then a lights outage forced candlelight dining.
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South Texas
Bayview
Central Power and Light Company
la Palma
San Benito
Rio Grande Valley
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Power Line Plan Would Span Ohio to Columbus
American Gas and Electric Company president said a higher voltage line than any in use would be built in Ohio within two to three years. Construction would start next year with 000 to 400,000 volts from Point Pleasant West Virginia to the Columbus area, branching to Lima and toward the Indiana border. The article also notes TV as a growing term.
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Philip Sopin
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Lima
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Truman Signs Pension Bill For World War I Veterans
President Truman signed a pension bill raising disability and dependency pay for World War I veterans by about 112 million dollars yearly. The measure expands full compensation to more cases, extends TB payment periods, creates a new disability schedule of 150 dollars monthly for total disability and 15 dollars for ten percent disability, and boosts widow benefits with one child.
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Truman
Britain May Hold General Election In November
London AP reports three right wing London papers predict a general election could occur in late November. The Mail Daily Mail Independent Daily Express and Telegraph cite Conservative figures asserting November 21 or 24 as possible voting days. Government spokesmen deny final decision but do not rule out an early poll before next July term end.
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Truman To Speak At U N Cornerstone Laying
President Truman will address the laying of the cornerstone for the new United Nations building in New York. The White House announced the event for October 24.
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Truman
United Nations
New York
Ite House
Benefit scale reads changes for veterans and dependents
The rates adjust how much veterans receive for dependents and how much per additional child is paid. Monthly amounts rise from 100 to 105 dollars for base payments and from 15 to 25 dollars for each additional child. The eligibility threshold for disability to qualify for extra sums drops from 60 percent to 50 percent.
Toledo youth given three days for license refusal
An 1year-old Toledo youth must serve three days in the wee hours because police said he refused to buy a 25 cent license for his wooo. Municipal wooo Homer Ramey fined we ph Smith and costs totaling 8.70 dollars.
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Soldier's Stunt Not Appreciated in Downtown Dallas
A 19 year old soldier Arthur Rudkin from Camp Hood Texas drew a crowd when he sat on a horizontal pole from a second floor hotel window ledge and rode a sagging wire to the sidewalk. Police booked him for disturbing the peace after the stunt.
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Dallas
Workhouse Work Eases Fine for Smith
Smith paid part of the fine and then entered the workhouse to labor it off at three dollars a day. The arrangement allows him to reduce the remaining debt through daily labor while serving the sentence.
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Smith
Police arrest after quick hospital checkup finds no injuries
Police detained a man and took him to a hospital for a quick checkup where doctors found no injuries. Charges were filed following the assessment. The report notes that the first apples in the United States were imported from England in 1629 by John Winthrop, colonial governor of Massachusetts.
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United States
England
John Winthrop
Massachusetts
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