Western Germany on fast track to financial stability expert says
Berlin AP Western Germany moves toward stability with production near 1936 levels by next spring according to Jack Bennett chief financial adviser to General Clay. He notes 67 percent of prewar output now and potential for 100 percent by winter's end amid subsidy legacy and currency issues.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Schach
Reich
Jack Bennett
Lucius D. Clay
Bennett
China
Third Reich
Supreme Court to rule on cross state Nevada quickie divorce
The Supreme Court agreed to decide how far courts in other states can invalidate Nevada quickie divorces. The case involves Hermoine P. Rice challenging a Reno divorce granted to Herbert N. Rice after their 1944 marriage. Connecticut courts upheld a ruling that Rice was not a bona fide Nevada resident.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Nevada
Hermoine P. Rice
Connecticut
Reno
Herbert N. Rice
Rice
Lillian P. Rice
Woodbridge Conn
Superior Court of Connecticut
New Haven County
Superior Court
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Brooklyn Boy Made Master of Bridge Plans at New York Project
David B. Steinman, once a Brooklyn shaver of fields and brook under the Brooklyn Bridge, earns prominent design honors and will spend a year drafting plans and surveying for modernizing the famed span, fulfilling a boyhood dream.
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New York
David B. Steinman
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Dr. Steinman
German workers buy ration-free articles as production soars
Workers in Germany, faced with scarce rationed goods, pool efforts to obtain ration-free items. As a result absenteeism in plants falls and production climbs rapidly.
Fiddlin' Roy Acuff's Golden Rule Gubernatorial Drive
Nashville AP reports Roy Acuff the Republican nominee for Tennessee governor tours the state with the Smoky Mountain boys drawing large crowds. He campaigns on the golden rule and ten commandments while deferring national issues to running mate B Carroll Reece. Acuff aims to visit all 95 counties before the November 27 election.
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Nashville
Tenn
Acuff
Tennessee
Smoky Mountain Boys
WSM
Memphis
B. Carroll Reece
U. S
GOP
Reece
Mountain
East Tennessee
Johnson City
Regu
Hollywood
Robert M. Murray
Huntingdon, Tenn
Harding
Alfred A
Alf) Taylor
La Follette Endorses Dewey for President
Philip F. La Follette, former Wisconsin governor, endorsed Republican Gov. Thomas E. Dewey for president. He said the practical choice lies between Truman and Dewey and praised Dewey and Earl Warren for outstanding records as chief executives of large states.
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Madison
Wis
Philip F. la Follette
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Dewey
la Follette
Truman
Dewey
California
Earl Warren
Mother Sentenced in Husband Slaying
Mrs. Marjorie Alston 24 pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the July 18 shooting death of her husband in Columbus Ohio. She was sentenced to life with possibilities of parole at Marysville Reformatory. A relative will care for her two children during imprisonment.
No Flood Insurance Policy Limits for Dam Age Claims
Insurance companies usually do not offer policies covering damage by flood. Floods are not reckoned as matters of chance and thus are not governed by the law of averages.
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BY A. P. Bryan
Gordon Browning
Folger
Folger’s
Folger's Coffee
Rover
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First National Bank
Main St
Middletown
Lomms Maude
Towme
White’s Auto Laundry
Siple
Yankee Rd
Michigan Ave
Dial
Artis Wwhite
Williamson-Ziegler
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Curtis ST
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