Rambling columnist notes time tricks and NY scene musings
Earl Wilson reflects on cagy time-saving habits and quirky New York details. Rosalind Tusrell’s husband Fed Brixton weighs in on poppin corks, hotel coffee bars, gambling talk in Saratoga, bookies near 50th Street, and a mystery motor coach ad promising a good time for $1.90.
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Mormon Pageant Resumes in Palmyra Postwar Era
Palmyra offers the first postwar Mormon pageant Americas Witness for Christ on the grounds of the hill near Route 21 with a cast of 125 young men and women missionaries. The production, last staged in 1941 to 50 000 attendees, reopens at the foot of Hill Cameron four miles south of town tonight, with a repeat performance planned for tomorrow night.
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Three Charges Filed In Patal Fire
Disjointed dispatch reports three charges filed in relation to the Patal Fire. The text also covers immigration policy shifts, Berlin punitive actions, and other global notes including a hospital arson case and a newborn in Rome.
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Vacation cheer for Aspall ends as plans to rest
Springfield motorists cheer as Patrolman Christopher J Aspall indicates his annual vacation. The 30,000 year veteran plans to rest for a couple of weeks and return to duties “working around the clock.” In other news a crane toppled at a Roanoke Rapids paper plant injuring operator Vernon Odom, minor bruises reported. Federal payroll cut discussion hints at possible 2,000,000 employee reduction. local fires claim a barn and a caretaker among losses. government tests near Fall River to determine vaccine impact on poultry. Mrs. Charles W Weis named Associate Campaign Manager for the Dewey-Warren ticket.
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Ewing Claims Studebaker Charges Were Poppycock
Washington cuttings report Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing dismissing allegations against former U.S. Commissioner of Education John W. Studebaker as poppycock. Ewing defended his own actions and called for public hearings as Senator proposals for inquiry surfaced in Senate channels amid a heated dispute over education leadership.
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One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on Sunbathers
Walter Kiernan comments from The Sun about a New Jersey sunbathers convention. He notes the unusual absence of television coverage and badgeless delegates while hinting at speculation of a mass red turn prompted by a Thomas Committee investigator based on a tip.
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Shaw Bragged Too Much Says Author of Amber
New York report says Kathleen Winsor testifies in New York Supreme Court countersuit over annulment against Arte Shaw. Winsor accuses Shaw of brutal treatment toward several former wives and claims he boasted of beating and mistreating Lana Turner Ava Gardner and others. Attorney seeks $300 a month alimony plus legal fees. Shaw reportedly bragged of past relationships and cruelty.
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Crater Case Still Mystery
Eighteen years after State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater vanished on August 6 1930 no trace has been found. If alive he would be 59 years old his widow declared legally dead and a major search ongoing with several detectives having died or retired.
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South wins first engagement of election year evolution
A perplexing early political note states the South wins the opening engagement of the election year, with a Louisiana youth elected Bay President of the United States. The remark hints at contention with Harry, though no concrete actions or gifts are described.
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Wreckage May Be From French Plane
Charred wreckage found off the African coast near the South Atlantic is believed by authorities to be from a missing French vessel or aircraft. The discovery includes seats and debris. officials caution remains unconfirmed amid conflicting reports and incomplete details from coast guard observers.
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Deaths of notable figures across cities and fields
A list of prominent deaths including James A. Sraum?ffin the 65 year old bishop of Springfield Diocese, Reverend Ferdinand Gruen former Quincy college president, Herman Delricius society leader in New York, Clarence Owsley a former newspaperman and agriculture assistant secretary, Greer a 70 year old newspaper publisher in Morgantown, Paul Duffy a 47 year old retired police lieutenant founder of a home foundation, Dr Matthew J. Higen a proctology specialist in Rochester.
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Flood Drowns Thousands in North Honan Province
Initial reports state that the Yellow River floodwaters swept away about 3,500 people in the North Honan region, with many bodies found in the river and surrounding areas as authorities assess the disaster’s extent.
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Smoke Bomb Hurled At Plant Guardsmen
Dayton reports a smoke bomb exploded near Univis Lens Co plant during National Guard patrols. Fourteen people were struck by parts, guardsmen and workers were sent to safety as the plant remained closed amid a wage dispute and strike action. Governor Herbert levered troops four days earlier to quell disturbances.
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Alaskan Oil Base Set Up Amid Union Talks
In Barrow Alaska unions linked to the Metropolitan Opera seek a way to keep the season open as the company cancels the 1948 49 season over wage disputes. City leaders and Opera Guild officials consider mediating moves while Navy supply operations face ice breakup and beach landings are limited by guard conditions.
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Budenz Claims Reds Trained in U S
Louis J Budenz former editor of the New York Daily Worker and Fordham University professor charged yesterday that California Communists were secretly trained in the United States. He said a California Communist Party report noted Comrades attended secret party schools run in the state.
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Royal Pageantry at Balmoral Featuring King George VI
Royal pageantry in Balmoral Scotland shows King George VI Queen Elizabeth and five princesses in modern holiday splendor. The King presides over a Highland rite with a detachment of his Scottish Guard as part of the festive display.
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Senate to Vote on Controversial Housing Bill
Senate action focuses on housing legislation while Banking Committee weighs GOP counterpoints. A routine session moves forward with a special committee investigation into FCC matters as government programs warrant scrutiny.
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Summer Sunday Dinner at New York State Dining Room
A Sunday vacation vibe as Mother hosts a festive Persian Garden dinner. Family enjoys summer foods and hearty items in the cool comfort of New York State's most beautiful dining room.
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