Man Finds Wife Hanged and Sons Dead in Queens Home
Harry Johnson awoke in his Queens house to discover his wife Viola hoisted on a kitchen pipe and his two stepsons Gussie Carlisle 23 and Robert Carlisle 21 dead in a bedroom, following gas jets being turned off. In other briefs Herbert Hoover marks 76th birthday with quiet country day. Additional AP items report a Hudson River body found near Albany, a $150000 embezzlement charge against Piero Gudenz i of Great Neck, and a fatal fall in Selkirk cellar stairs.
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Strike Halts Atomic Plant Construction at Oak Ridge
Union painters and decorators picketed the Oak Ridge atomic center halting work on a quarter of a million dollars of new plants. Maxon Construction Co workers joined the action reporting few other crafts crossed the lines.
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Socialists Reject German Rearmament in Western Europe
German Socialist Leader Carlo Schmid told the European Assembly that Germany could not rearm until Western Europe forms a supra national political authority. He rejected British Conservative calls for Germany to be a full partner in Western Europe defense.
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Basque Dance and Heritage Highlight Valley Culture
An article celebrates Basque Americans in the valley, detailing grandparents leading traditional jota and sarabanda dances with grace and speed, while Basque cuisine features a Basque hot dog with peppers and pork. It notes Basque volunteers and a unique Basque reserve company, with growing local Basque butcher shops selling regional foods.
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Deaths: Ramsdell and Mullen Pass Away
Albany theater figure Ramsdell aged 56 dies in Biloxi Mississippi after years as manager of Blackstone the magician. William J Mullen born 1887 longtime traffic manager for the Delaware and Hudson Railroad dies in Orlando Florida.
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Reds Mass Big Fleet at Vladivostok
News report cites US ship owners noting large Russian Maritime movements toward Vladivostok from Odessa and Baltic ports. The study says many ships carry grain or general cargo and may route via Suez, with some dry docks transferred from Black Sea and Baltic to Vladivostok. Russian activity levels span weeks, affecting Trans-Siberian shipping.
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Churchill Delays Speech on European Defense Plans
Winston Churchill postponed his address to the European Consultative Assembly in Strausbourg delaying discussion of German military participation in Western Europe defense. The postponement disappointed diplomats as Schuman prepared to outline coal and steel pooling plans with France and Germany.
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Monkey Dials Emergency Call
A frantic emergency call recorded sounds of a violent struggle but no answer. Supervisors traced the line and alerted police, who forced entry to a business where a monkey named Anthony had left its leash connected to an iPhone, dialing the emergency number.
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Ships Warned Of China Reds
British waterfront reports say Red China shore batteries order fire on any foreign ships within two miles of several Communist held islands near Hong Kong. Not confirmed. earlier three ships British American and Norwegian were fired on nearby. Wanshan Island area cited as dangerous. Lenias off Hong Kong singled out for distant approach.
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FHA Drops Luxury Home Financing
The Penderalng Administration halted financing for high cost homes to curb inflation amid the Korean War. FHA offices nationwide were told to divert government mortgage funds to moderate and low cost housing and to tighten loan approvals across all categories. Housing Commissioner Richards ordered field offices to issue commitments only for projects meeting actual need and to ensure start and completion within one year, canceling pending loans not started.
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Middlebury College professor studies homing pigeons
Dr Harold Hitchcock of Middlebury College studies why homing pigeons return home with support from the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia. He hopes the Army Signal Corps may benefit, noting pigeons’ high military value while calling bats more clever and naturally homeward.
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Boat Driver Is Jailed After Drunken Transport Ruling
Kenora Ontario reports Jamies Nelson of Winnipeg was sentenced to seven days in jail after a magistrate ruled a motor boat is a vehicle under Canadian criminal law and cannot be operated by a drunken person.
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