Pilgrims Flock to Ste Anne Shrine Near Quebec
Forty thousand worshipers gathered at Ste Anne de Beaupre near Quebec for a July devotion seeking spiritual sustenance from Canada's patron saint. Among the crowd from New England were Mrs Henry Arsenault of Chelsea Mass and Miss Margaret LeBlanc of Halifax who reported personal miracles. Msgr Richard Cushing of Boston presided at the pontifical high mass.
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Quebec
Ishtine
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Canada
New England
Henry Arsenault
Chelsea
Mass
Margaret LeBlanc
Halifax
Msgr
Richard Cushing
Archbistioy
Boston
Shrine
Beer Sale Violations Reported Around Election Hours
State Liquor Control investigator Sandor Ambrus said beer sold for $1 in West side bars after noon Saturday, with 65 to 70 cents elsewhere on the South side as bars operated in violation of election closing laws. He planned to file operator names and said charges would follow. Memorial note recalls an Everburning star atop a flagpole in Madison Square Park, New York, honoring World War I expeditions.
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West Side
South Side
Sandor Ambrus
State Liquor Control Board
Alf
Madison Square Park
New York City
Straus Ranch Named Textbook Model of Hereford Breeding
The Straus Medina ranch near San Antonio, 17 miles west of the city, is hailed as a textbook model of Hereford farming under manager H. A. Fitzhugh after its sale by Joe Straus. It features three artesian wells, 27 fields, irrigated pastures, diverse grasses, a 650 acre cultivation area, and the Monty Rupert sire line with multiple show champions and record calf sales.
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Straus Meina
T ‘Arch
San Antonio
Castroville Road
W. ‘Jt
Monty
Montgomery
Joe Straus
la Cima
Redericksburg
Bexar County
H. A. Fitzhugh
Monty Rupert
Middlewest
Houston
Medina Taneh
Fitzhugh
Firm Slav Policy Asked
Washington July 27. House Democratic Leader McCormack of Massachusetts demands a firm policy toward Yugoslavia. He condemns Tito and his associates for religious terror, says 259 priests were killed, and calls for united church and state action to oppose religious persecution and defend faith. He warns against imprisoning nuns and urges decisive diplomacy through the state department.
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Washington
McCormack
Tito
State Department
Yugoslavia
United States of America
Moscow
Belgrade
VA Loans Help Ex-GIs Repay Many With Business Ventures
More than 16,000 former servicemen tied to VA business loans showcasing diverse ventures from turkey farming to a symphony violin purchase. Only about 0.8 percent defaulted, with $105,341 paid to lenders for uncollectible amounts. Average loan near $2,000, insured portions around $1259, and New York Chicago Dallas led insured loan numbers.
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Washington
INS
Uncle Sam
Turkey
Veterans Administration
New York
Chicago
Dallas
Agencey
Nimsels
Philadelphia
Andreas Guarnerius
Philadelphia Symphony
Eugene Ormandy
Harrow
Arkansas
Rink
Boston
Baltimore
Navy
Blind dealer seeks mercy in Japanese currency theft case
Philadelphia July 27 A blind newsdealer Edward Hoffman asked mercy for youth John Capes Heart tied to a plan to pass Jap currency. The magistrate set $400 bond and ordered Heart to appear Wednesday to face lar ceny charges after a customer taped a Jap note to a dollar bill. Hoffman identified Heart by voice and paper texture before police intervention.
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Philadelphia
Edward Hoffman
Mercy
John Capeheart
Kirk
Hoffman
Capes Heart
France Renames Liner Europa to Liberty for Atlantic Run
CHERBOURG July 27. The former German liner Europa was turned over to France by a reparations commission and rechristened the Liberty. The ship will be refitted and then sail on the Le Havre New York route.
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Cherbourg
France
Europa
le Havre
New York
Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers Discovery Claims
A historic note describes a milk mixture touted as a new medical breakthrough for stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. It asserts rapid pain relief and domestic use with a bottle from a local druggist, detailing a method of mixing with milk in a glass.
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Doctora
Tineritets
Cherny Truggist
Luria
Luirin
Gale
Flandin Quits French Scene After Suspended Sentence
Versailles reports Pierre Eudes Flandin resigned from French political life after a suspended five year national indignity sentence for collaboration with the Nazis. The court found him guilty but did not penalize him, with Winston Churchill's son Randolph attending his four day hearing. Flandin served briefly as Vichy foreign minister from December 1940 to February 1941, contending there was no collaboration with Germany at that time.
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Versailles
INS
Pierre Euednte
Flandin
Vichy
Invention Nets Third Monetary Reward for Propeller Fixture
John B. Luewig a shop foreman at Randolph field received his third monetary reward for an invention that provides counterweight bearing clearance for propellers. He earned 50 dollars after Gadget Digest published the idea, 75 dollars earlier in March 1945, and 175 dollars from Flying Training Command for a stated 45 million saving in the command.
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John B. Luewig
Witnes ‘Street
Randolph Field
War Department
Gadget Digest
Strewly
Flying Training Command Headquarters
Library Lions at Fifth Avenue Inspire Generations
The urban library scene draws visitors to a famed New York collection. Public interest centers on Potter’s renowned couching library and its enduring appeal across decades, reflecting literary culture and city life.
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New York
Publir
Potter
Couchant
Fifth Avenue
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