Anniversaries And Birthdays In History And Today
Know America Today's anniversaries recount notable births such as William A Wheeler Frederick F Low James H Smart William B Caperton Edward Fuller and Mable Cratty with deaths and career highlights. The piece covers Today In History events from 1783 to 1951 and lists today's notable birthdays including Neil Swanson O Frederick Molde James Moffett Glenda Farrell and Allan Chalmers.
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William A. Wheeler
New York
Hayes
N. Y
Frederick F. Low
California
Winterport
Maine
James H. Smart
Fort Wayne
Ind
Purdue Univ
Center Harbor
William
Ohio
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Princeton
N. J
Algiers
U. S. Navy
General Grant
Westo Point
U. S. Army
Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Washington
D. C
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Bikini
Korea
Neil H. Swanson
The
Baltimore Sun
Minneapolis
O. Frederick Molde
James A. Moffett
Texas-California Oil Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Glenda Farrell
Kremlin
Okla
Allan K. Chalmers
Boston University Theological
Radio Program Schedule Headlines Evening Broadcasts
A detailed list of radio and TV program lineups across CBS WEMD WwOR ABC WMAL and others with times including news broadcasts Kiddies Hour sport discussions Three News and Commentary segments Wax Works Daily Commentary and long run series. Also notes Eastern Daylight Time versus Standard Time and a late night lineup featuring Beulah United Not Keep Posted Fireside Film and Meet the Boss.
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Radio Progam
CBS Wemd
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Wwor
ABC Wmal
Abe
Barrie Craig
North
Cbr
Rathi Norris
Prama
Beulah
Midwest
Cba
Abe Bishop Sheen
DuMont
Abc
M Crifice—DeMont
Arcis
Che
Boss
Horoscope note on notable births and figures
A slate noting Leo Spitz a Chicago born lawyer and film executive aged 64 Tracy Voorheer of New York and Washington a New Jersey born lawyer aged 62 and a Cleveland born school and Congregational clergyman aged 55. The horoscope warns that trained youth can become worthy if impulses stay in check and avoid domestic unhappiness by steering away from a wayward life.
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Cleveland
Leo Spitz
Chicago
Tracy
Voorheer
New York
Washington
Army
New Brunswick
N. J
Documents Prove Russ Slave Labor At UN Hearing
The United States furnished the U N Special Committee on Forced Labor with a three foot stack of documents claiming Russia operates slave labor under the red flag. The session closed with an initial appraisal of refugee and international union testimony. Over 18 000 statements from Polish soldiers who were Russian POWs are included, with originals at the Hoover Library. Additional statements were gathered by International Public Opinion Research about returned German and Japanese POWs detailing overwork and starvation of Russians in concentration camps through 1950.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N
Russia
U. S
U. N. Special Committee On
Hoover Library
Stanford University
State Department
International Public Opinion Research, Inc
New York
Firemen Called To Woodshed Blaze Here
All City fire equipment responded to a general alarm Sunday evening when flames of undetermined origin gutted a wooden shed at 76 East South Street. The shed contents including tires and a bicycle were destroyed, and nearby turkey poults were saved.
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East South Street
Independent County
Butterfly Lane
Route 40
Clayton Wiles
Wiles
Acheson Welcomed by Vienna Cheers Amid Occupation
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in Vienna to demonstrations by cheering crowds despite Soviet occupation. He had just completed a 24 hour visit to Berlin and his trips aim to show the West will keep these cities free. Police lined the route as he rode in the arrival train from Tulin Air Base and waved to cheering Austrians. Communist protests did not occur and no incidents were reported.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
Dean Acheson
Berlin
Acheson
Tulin
Walter J. Bonnelly
Bussard Named Optimist Vice President at Convention
J Warren Day of Fort Worth Texas was elected president and C Lease Bussard of Frederick Maryland was named to one of four vice presidencies of Optimist International at the group’s annual convention in Louisville The body voted to hold next year’s gathering in Washington DC
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Louisville
J. Warren Day
Fort Worth
Tex
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick
Optimist International
Washington
D. C
McKeldin May Be Convention Speaker
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin could headline at the Republican National Convention in Chicago opening July 7. An aide to Senator Lodge said Lodge recommended McKeldin, while Lodge disputed that he had been consulted. A Lodge staffer later clarified the name had been submitted.
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Chicago
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Sen
Lodge
H-Mass
Gen
Eisenhower
McKeldin
Guy Gabrielson
GOP
James Hagerty
Mars May 1952 Close Approach Ties To Antarctic Whale Trade
In May 1952 Mars a close approach is noted as more than half a million tons of whale meat are caught annually near the earth in Antarctic waters.
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Mars
Earth
Antarctic
Soviet shell mark cited at Paomunjom conference site
Allied officials told the Communist side a shell landed near the Paomunjom conference tent bearing Soviet anti aircraft gun markings. The incident occurred during a three day recess as U N truce delegates faced renewed tensions. The projectile landed in the Panmunjom Neutral Zone around 6 am Friday but caused no damage.
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Munsan
Korea
Paomunjom
U.N
William K. K. Harrison
Panmunjom
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