Women Seek Public TV to View UN Actions in Russia
Tarrytown group led by Mrs. Neil S. Waterman launches campaign to provide televisions for public viewing of a UN Security Council session. She recalls fear after Russia’s Jakob Malik clashed with Western delegates and says the public needs access to the telecast.
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Tarrytown Cpa
Tarrytown
United Nations
Neil S. Waterman
UN Security Council
Russia
Jakob Malik
Bank sweeper arrested for $1000 theft in Baton Rouge
Police say Bernon Lee Otis, a 24 year old bank porter, pocketed a bundle of $20 bills totaling 1000 found among waste. Detectives Dominguez and Trigg arrested Otis yesterday on theft charges.
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Bernon Lee Otis
Porter
Otis
E. J. Dominguez
Trigg
Government offers surplus foods at nominal prices
Agriculture Department announces a new program to distribute large surplus stocks to avoid market disruption abroad. Details show Mexican canned meat at five cents a pound and other commodities priced at a fraction, with about 100 million pounds valued near 100 million dollars, yet anticipated recoveries fall well short of the investment.
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Agriculture Department
U. S
Massive Korean offensive looms near Waegwan and Chinju
Reports from General MacArthur's headquarters describe a large Communist buildup in the south near Pusan with four divisions massing for a major drive. U S planes and artillery bombarded enemy armor and transports while the Reds probed east of Chinju and Mawson, signaling an imminent daylight offensive.
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Waegwan
Taegu
Pusan
Associated Press
Leif Erickson
U. S
MacArthur
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Seoul
Kenneth J. Appel
Milwaukee
Chinju
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Kumchon
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Catholic Boy Scouts Meet Cardinal in Vatican Audience
Catholic Boy Scouts of America on a Holy Year pilgrimage received an audience with Giuseppe Cardinal Pizzardo who urged them to stay strong and lead Christian lives. Rev. George Dowd of the Catholic Youth Organization led the group representing 400,000 members.
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Catholic Boy Scouts of America
Giuseppe Cardinal Pizzardo
George Dowd
Catholic Youth Organization
Archdiocese of
Boston
Boy Scouts
Leopold Calls Off Planned Brussels March
King Leopold II issued an appeal that persuaded his followers to cancel the Sunday march on Brussels. Prince Amaury de Merode presented the appeal causing leaders of the proposed march to call off the event and avoid possible street fighting.
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Belgium
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Deaths in Riverside and Washington Area Obituaries
Vale of deaths includes Gene Griffin 37 stunt hier and flight instructor at Riverside airport near Zanesville Ohio. William Xeuсeser 75 civil engineer who helped develop steel reinforcing in concrete. Nina Roucicault noted with entangled last name in London Maine obituary notices.
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Gene Griffin
Riverside
Iff
Zanesville
Willeam Xeuceser
Aroant Wisse
New Jersey Milk Rule Suits Challenge Health Department
Milk dealers from New Jersey and neighboring states filed suits in State Superior Court challenging Health Department rules issued July 5. They argue the regulations illegal restrict competition by forcing labeling, limiting New Jersey volume, requiring permission to source from new dairy farms, and mandating ultimate use be marked on containers. The suits include 29 New Jersey dealers and four associations with out-of-state groups led by Dairy Dale Milk Inc.
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N. J. GP
New Jersey
State Health Department
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association, Inc
New York
Pennsylvania and Mary~land
Dairy Dale Milk, Inc
Rosa Ponselle seeks absolute divorce from Carlo A Jackson
Former opera star Rosa Ponselle testified about a shock when her husband announced at dinner that he was leaving her. She seeks an absolute divorce, noting their marriage began in New York after joining the Metropolitan Opera in 1936. The court action follows rumors and a lengthy separation.
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Baltimore
Rosa Ponselle
Pace
Carlo A. Jackson
Heromachen
Five Try to Kill Yugoslav Diplomat
Five armed men attempted to murder Yugoslav commercial attache Vlara Moenik on the Vienna to Belgrade express. The attackers, refugees from Yugoslavia, were detained after the knife assault near Werndorf in Southern Austria. Moenik activated the emergency cord and authorities arrested the suspects at the next station.
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Vienna
Austria
Geneva Guard Unit Departs for Pine Camp Duty
Capt. William S. Gavitt leads Geneva’s 97 man National Guard Company L on a two week tour at Pine Camp. Promotions include four to sergeants and three to corporals. Training covered pistol carbine and rifle firing with top marks by Lawrence Travis and John King.
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Williams. Gavitt
Lyons
National Guard
Pine Camp
Corp
Keith Morehouse
Fred Phillips
Leo Manino
Richard Felice
William Montrod
Gerald Haust
R. Vudske
25 Fresh Airs Arrive in Geneva
A group of 25 Fresh Air children from New York arrive for a two week vacation with Geneva families. They were met at the train by Zonta club members sponsoring their visit.
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Geneva
New York
Zonta Club
He Prefers War
A garbled OCR item notes a wartime preference theme with scattered phrases about street, Glasgow, and a car conqueror. The readable content is fragmentary and non-specific, but suggests a historical or editorial snippet mentioning war and locations.
Minooka banker kills self amid bank shortage and losses
Wendell Dirst 37, cashier at Farmers First National Bank of Minooka, shot himself July 27 after a $186,000 bank shortage. A note to his wife claimed family preferred death to prison and cited horse race betting losses of about $25,000 in three weeks. Coroner's inquest blamed financial worries for the suicide.
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Morris
TH. CP
Wendell Dirst
Dirst
Farmers First National Bank
Minooka
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Jane
W. Clark Davis
Illinois
Chicago
Pilots Trouble Truck Driver Fined Over Florida Plates
Willie Barnes of Waterport was fined for operating a truck with a Florida license and sent an SOS for his boss. David H. Fraser of Lydenville, his employer, hurried to court to pay the fine in a car also bearing Florida plates, both fined.
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Willie Barnes
Waterport
Florida
David H. Fraser
Lydenville
Czechs to Train Clergy Under State Control
The Czechoslovak Communist regime announced it now controls all clergy selection and training. The official gazette said Catholic, Evangelical and Baptist theological schools have been replaced by government controlled institutes.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Sheriff Arlington Thatcher Dies After Gambling Probe
Broome County Sheriff Arlington B Thatcher died at City Hospital after a brief illness. Dr A J Stillson said his death involved the sheriff's untiring work on the district attorney's gambling investigation in Binghamton. Thatcher, 55, had heart and kidney ailments and high blood pressure and served as sheriff since 1917 with prior terms and as a Republican city councilman. He is survived by his wife.
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Binghamton
Arlington B. Thatcher
Broome County
Thatcher
City
A. J. Stillson
Robert ©. Brink
Cohen Lams From Chicago
Gambler Mickey Cohen returned to Los Angeles after a five day Chicago visit cut short by police. He and traveling companion John Stompanato were held for over 12 hours but released after no charges could be filed. Cohen complained of a harsh Chicago reception and said he has no enemies in California.
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Chicago
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
John Stompanato
Gold Coast
California
Albanian Leader Accuses Tito of Infiltration Plot
An Albanian Communist leader accuses Marshal Tito of directing spies saboteurs and assassins to infiltrate Albania to seize control. The charge alleges a deliberate foreign interference and destabilization plan.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Marshal Tito
Albania
Pope Defends Individual Rights Against State Control
Pope Pius XII spoke to 200 delegates in Castel Gandolfo at the International Congress of Administrative Sciences in Florence. He warned against excessive state power over individuals and families, stressing the state must protect rights such as honor, reputation, education, and parental authority while opposing rampant unification plans.
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Italy
Popé Pius Nil
International Congress of Administrative Sciences
Florence
Malik Peace Plan Shocks UN Korea War Debate
The council adjourned to next Tuesday as Western voices stayed quiet. Malik’s peace proposal would, if accepted, skip the immediate Korea pull out and leave South Korea exposed to North Korean forces. He also urged inviting North Korea and Communist China, plus the South Korean attendee, to sit in on council discussions.
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Russia
Malik
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Communist China
China
American Soldier Recovers After Capture in Korea
Veteran recounts being separated from his unit, exchanging pants for clothes with a farmer, and evading enemy troops before reaching American lines. He recalls being greeted by his battalion commander after reporting back for duty.
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