Stevenson Plans Wisconsin and New York Campaign Stops
Stevenson resumes active campaigning with appearances in Wisconsin and New York in October. He aims to signal readiness for a possible Democratic presidential run, with speeches at Green Bay and a $100-a-plate dinner in New York City. The plan includes a Chicago meeting of national committeemen in November and hints of a 1952 nomination site in Stockyards Amphitheatre.
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Adriai E. Stevenson
Wisconsin
New York
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Stevenson
Greenbay
Truman
Averell Harriman
New York City
National Committee
Ten Thousand Dollar Bills Circulate Widely in 1940
In 1940 the United States held roughly 60 million dollars in ten thousand dollar bills. These high denomination notes circulated among banks though they were rarely used by the public.
Yugoslavian and Austrian Families Start New Middletown Life
Two refugee families arrive in Middletown after long journeys from Germany and Austria. Anton Tittl and Anton Remsing with families are sponsored by local businesses and groups under U S Refugee Relief Act, with jobs at Middletown Lumber Co. and housing arranged. The Langfitt carried 1,210 refugees, 45,418 visas issued overall, aiding reunions for relatives in the area.
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Middletown
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Anton Tittl
Anton Remsings
Lintz
Austria
Tittl
Wardenburg
Germany
Anna Tittl
Annemarie
Edeltraut
Middletown Lumber Co
Manchester Ave
Anton Remsing
Anna
Richard
Friedrich
Arthur J. Diver
Hampton PL
Little Richard Remsing
St. John's School
General Langfitt
Bremerhaven
New York
U. S
Remsings
Troy Daily News Sold to New Jersey Investors
The Miami Publishing Co. which publishes the Troy Daily News has been sold to R. George Kuser Jr. of Lawrenceville and Thomas R. Wright of New Brunswick New Jersey. They will assume ownership today. The News had been owned by A. C. McClung and Mrs. Susan P. Pauly of Troy. Purchase price was not disclosed. Kuser is a Princeton graduate and grandson of the former Trenton Times owner. Wright is a University of Maryland graduate and formerly worked in the Baltimore Sun classified ads.
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Troy
Ohio
Miami Publishing Co
Troy Daily News
R. George Kuser Jr
Lawrenceville
N. J
Thomas R. Wright
New Brunswick
The
A. C. McClung
Susan P. Pauly
Kuser
Princeton
Trenton
AT and T Gets First Crack at Bell Stock Sale
Ohio Bell Tele phone announces a new issue totaling nine million dollars at 100 dollars a share. AT&T, parent company, will receive first option to buy 900000 shares issued over two or three years. The state utilities commission dismissed AT&T’s petition for buyout permission, saying it lacked jurisdiction.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ohio Bell Telephone
At&t
Ohio Bell
State Utilities Commission
At& Get Commission
Western Push for Soviet Arms Inspectors at UN
At the United Nations Disarmament subcommittee in New York Western delegates pressed Moscow for clearer Soviet ground inspection proposals. The five nation panel plans a Labor Day recess as Arkady Sobolev faced questions on May 10 specifics while Harold Stassen reviews matching U S aims with President Eisenhower.
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United Nations
N.Y.R
U.N
Stassen
Soviet Union
United States
Canada
Paul Martin
Eisenhower
Veterans Number 22 Million in United States
Washington says there should be 22 million veterans by late September or early October. By end of July the VA counted 21,921,000 veterans, up 43,000 in July after June 96,000 and May 87,000 and April 97,000. Average veteran age was 38.3. Ohio VA estimate stands at 1,179,000.
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Washington
America
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Cop Vetoes Promotion Yet Receives Raise
New York patrolman Julius A. Horai, 52, refused a promotion to detective citing family time despite a $215 yearly raise. The public response raised $1,200, equivalent to six years of the pay boost, from neighbors along Horai's Wall Street beat.
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New York
Julius A. Horai
Iris
Wall Street
Horai
Atomic Energy Group Limits Industry Board
The Atomic Energy Commission restricted industry advisory boards on its peacetime atomic energy program. Businessmen may serve only as advisers and cannot set policy. Boards must represent large medium and small firms, with full time government staff heads where practical.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Batavia Man Killed in Two-Car Collision
Batavia Ohio Harry K Newberry 22 of Batavia died last night in a two car collision three miles west of here on Ohio 74 the state highway patrol reported.
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Ohio
Harry K. Newberry
Here
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