Three Youths Can Go Free McCarthy Says
Senator McCarthy will not press charges against three youths who tampered with his office door. He accepted their prank explanation of pulling off the name plate and plans to have new plates made for them. The youths Arnold Rubin Donald Aronson and Robert Hamm mer man were questioned at police HQ after being surprised outside the Senate office building.
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Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
cCarthy
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McArthy
Senate
Arnold Rubin
Donald Aronson
Harvard University
Newton Center
Mass
Robert I. Hammerman
Baltimore
Dartmouth College
Third Blue Cross Open Membership Drive Opens Today
The third annual Blue Cross open membership period begins today announced by Hospital Care Corporation. From September 13, membership is open in Middletown and southwestern Ohio. Non-group members can apply directly for Extended Benefit Contract coverage, paying hospital costs currently limited to groups. Protection starts October 1, 1952 for accepted applicants.
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Hospital Care Corporation
Middletown
Ohio
Hospital Carcorporation
Southwestern
Jewish Leader Denies Zionism Splits Loyalties
Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld national director of Hillel Foundations says Jewish youth feel no conflict between loyalty to America and support for Israel. He describes involvement with Israel as personal and idealistic, stemming from kinship to Israel's destiny. He spoke at the National Jewish Youth Conference hosted by the National Jewish Welfare Board in Narrowsburg.
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Israel
America
Arthur J. Lelyveld
B'nai B'rith Hillel
Lelyveld
National Jewish Welfare Board
Newspaper Boys To Help Sell New Defense Bonds
Washington announces 250000 newspaper carrier boys will sell Series E defense bonds in 12 million homes starting October 4. Secretary Snyder credits carrier boys through the International Circulation Managers Association for a civic demonstration. October 4 will be Newspaperboy Day with a three cent stamp to honor their service.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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International Circulation Managers Association
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New York Transit System Reports $24.8 Million Deficit
The New York board of transportation announced the city transit system ran a deficit of $24,773,883 for the fiscal year ended June. The report also shows a year decline of $3,067,520 in the prior period, highlighting ongoing financial strain on the system.
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