Samoans Press Congress On Naval Rule In Samoa
In American Samoa a congressional committee will hear Samoan grievances about naval governance. Key issues include lack of land ownership rights for part-Samoans, limited appeals beyond the High Court, and the 38 month officer tour. The Hopiuns Committee urged broader civil authority and longer tours with mainland vacations.
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American Samoa
Congress
Navy
High Court
Samoa
New Zealand
Cvilian
Arthur A. Morrow
Des Moines
Drake University Law School
Morrow
Sama
Samaang
Hawaiih
U. S Supreme Court
Boat Racer Taken to Syracuse for Neuro-Surgical Evaluation
Cooper, a boat racer, sustained a cerebral contusion in a crash at an artillery base. He was flown by amphibian plane to Syracuse for examination by a neuro-surgical specialist, who described his condition as fair but serious.
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Artllery
Robinson
Syracuse
Harry Ward
Ward Ale Service
Municipal
Ward
Cooper
Ason
Watertown
Benson
Picton
Lake Ontario
Uns
Artillery
Wong
Cup races tragedy at Lake Ontario feature event
In the Cup races on Lake Ontario Cooper was tossed from his boat at about 65 mph after a wave caused a capsize. He remained unconscious under the vessel until rescuers pulled him free. Dr. Robinson treated Cooper in the pits as the field prepared for the next heat. A mercy ship departed Syracuse with an irregular entry, drawing a rapid immigration inspection in support of the incident.
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Cooper
Presen
Lake Ontario
Dr. Robinson
Committee
Pielan
Syracuse
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Samuel Carpi
Prominent Whittaker group linked to State Dept figures
Testimony ties John Abt and Lee Pressman to an underground group tied to the doomed wartime conferences. Alger Hiss, later at Dumbarton Oaks and Yalta, is named as a member. Miss Bentley describes herself and Chambers as former Communists who aided Russians. Remington’s loyalty checks and employment records remain disputed as Ferguson presses for access. Chambers recounts his wartime disillusion and continued fears of Communist influence.
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Remington
Office of International Trade
Her
Miss Bentley
White House
Truman
Reming
Ferguson
Secretary of Commerce
Ebteo
John Abt
Les Pressman
Inde Groan
Commun
Chambers
Kime
Mother Saves Life of Son in River Rescue
MORRISTOWN UD Mrs Edgar A Newell was praised today for saving her two year old son Allen after he was found unconscious in the St Lawrence River. She gave artificial respiration and police arrived with an inhalator from Ogdensburg twelve miles away. The boy had slipped from a harness securing him in a riverside cottage yard. CHARLES E Stevens 91 405 Worth St IL Fulton was seriously ill at Good Shepherd Hospital in Syracuse.
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Morristown UD
Edgar A. Newell
St. Lawrence River
Charles E. Stevens
Fulton
Worth St
Good Shepherd Hospital
Syracuse
Three Injured In Collision At Route 104 Oswego
Three persons were treated Sunday night at Owen Memorial after a Route 104 collision two miles east of Oswego. Injured were Winlet Dona hue 22 of Oswego who suffered a cut lip chin and elbow. Charlotte Hil 20 of 42 E Fourth St. Mass Paylis Gagnon 152 F Seneca St with possible head contusions. Vehicles driven by William A fall of Rochester Lee Tollway 53 Six th St and Alfred Donahue Oswego Rd 1 were involved when another car entered the highway from a driveway, causing the crash.
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Oswego
Owen Mamorial
Winlet Donahue
Charlotte Hil
Fourth St
Mass Paylis Gagnon
Seneca St
William A Fall
Rochester
Lee Tollway
Alfred Donahue
Meat Prices and Wheat Outlook From Agricultural Report
The report notes meat prices and pork supply in fall and next year with expected reduced production in summer and substitutions before Christmas. The Agriculture Department warns this may counter hopes for lower food prices, while US wheat and corn exports are projected near 430 million bushels, about 75 million above earlier estimates, potentially easing domestic prices if export levels hold.
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Bexert
Sharvest WU
Moscow Talks Stall After First Postwar Meeting
Stalin met with American officials for the first time since a prior visit by Secretary of State in April. Officials Roberts and Chaliagneu appeared confident and joked with reporters as they left the meeting. They returned to the American Embassy for a conference that lasted a short time and announced no further statements would be issued.
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Germany
Meth
Roberts
Chataignen
All Hee
Louil
Stalin
Tume
Moscow
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Petunia
Chambers Sato
Washington
Hiller
Ile
Alger Tiss
Sant Francisco
Harold W. Lemp
Optometrist
Sandler
Boston
Tippecanoe
W. WH. Lynch
Quality Footwear
S. Salina St
Paar
Glidden
Reeve’s
Erie Blvd
L. A. Acker
Didama St
Ae Roderick & Johns
Ae Holt Bane Electrical and Trellis
Siroil Laboratories, Inc
Detroit
Michig
Cailie
Atlantic Motor Oil
Atlantic
Mit
Atlantic Motor
the Atlantic Refining Company
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