Marlene Dietrich Returns From Eleven Month ETO Tour
Actress Marlene Dietrich arrived in New York from Paris aboard a plane, saying she spent 11 months in Europe entertaining troops and would head to California for a new film. A Supreme Court ruling upheld a ceiling-related case and various business items, including union and industrial building notes, were reported from Albany and Buffalo.
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Supreme Court
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Set-Zin Auto Sales, Inc
Brooklyn
Thieves steal 2000 pairs of nylons in California
Across Haward California police report 2000 pairs of Grade A nylons were stolen over the week from a Willis Hosiery mill. The incident highlights rising shoplifting concerns in the region as authorities search for suspects.
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Calif
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Deaths of notable figures in New Jersey and Washington
Franklin J. Lewi 82 longtime Butley postmaster and Newark grain wholesaler died in Long Branch New Jersey. Robert D Armstrong 72 former assistant secretary of the Treasury and ex newspaperman active in the Harding pre convention campaign died in Washington. A Z Sehankhorn 58 assistant administrative engineer at General Motors Technical Center died in Detroit.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
A. Z. Sehankhorn
General Motors
Echnical
Contec
Detroit
Bodies of U S crash victims found in Yokohama grave
Japanese officials say nine American crew members killed in a wartime air crash were recovered and re interred at the US Army Cemetery in Yokohama. Authorities are conducting identifications as a formal grave procedure proceeds. The incident reportedly involved a fire and explosion aboard the aircraft.
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Yokohama
Rally marks 41st anniversary of Iran's constitutional revolution
Government sponsored Democrats rally to honor the 41st anniversary of Iran's constitutional revolution drawing about 7 000 attendees. Police report clashes with hecklers identified as Tudeh Party leftists, with many injuries from fists sticks and knives among the crowd.
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Iran
OPA Rejects Immediate Cattle Hide Price Hike Request
Washington reports that the Office of Price Administration says it lacks authority to raise current cattle hide ceilings now. Shoe and leather groups press for higher ceilings as hides sell for 54 to 27 cents per pound, while OPA sticks to the letter of the law requiring producer and manufacturer applications before any revision.
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Aid Rush to Areas Badly Hit by Quake
Government dispatched aid to areas south of the Monte Christi mountains after Sunday's earthquake and tsunami. Reports from Mataiasa and Nagua cited hunger and shelter needs as new tremors raised fears of further impact. Haiti and local firms offered reconstruction cooperation as officials in Santo Domingo directed relief and Red Cross efforts.
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Recruit Drive Behind as Drafts Rise to 25,000 Weekly
Washington reports that voluntary enlistments have fallen short, prompting officials to anticipate drafting about 25,000 inductees weekly when the draft resumes. July enlistments averaged 9,500 weekly, far below the 25,000 target despite a 50 percent pay raise for servicemen and renewed Army hopes to fill manpower through voluntary enlistment.
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Selective Service
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Congress to reconvene after snow flies amid losses and pay debate
Walter Kiernan notes Congress will not return until after winter weather and forecasts several members may be defeated in November. He cites improved pay as a point of contention while the Mead Committee investigates. Reports from the Dominican Republic reference damage and fatalities in San Francisco de Macoris and nearby areas, with elderly residents among the affected.
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Mesa
San Francisco de Macoris
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Delinquency Expected to Fall By Next Spring Says Official
Columbus report quotes Dr Frank F Tallman state commissioner of mental hygiene predicting a decline in war born juvenile and adult delinquency by spring as conditions improve and jobs increase. He notes the downward curve will start once times get better and people have activities.
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Columbus
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Expert Advice Grows Rich By Accident Count
A fragment praising a rise in wealth and influence attributed to luck rather than plan. The speaker celebrates how the expert adviser’s guidance led to unintended growth and prosperity, describing good fortune as a key factor in expanding influence.
Turk Forms New Regime Amid Turkish Political Upheaval
Recep Ker led a movement to establish a new Turkish government replacing Premier Suken Saracoglu after his Monday night resignation. The upheaval marks one of the greatest political shocks since Ataturk's death in 1938 and Ismet Inonu's succession, driven by widespread discontent over domestic policy and high housing costs.
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Ankara
Recep Ker
Kemal Ataturk
Suken Saracoglu
National Air Races Return to Cleveland This Summer
National air races set in Cleveland from August 30 to September 2, marking a renewal after seven years. Entry filings show more than 150 contestants expected, far above the 1939 level, as speed records and aviation spectacle loom.
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