United States to Export Power Grade Atomic Fuel
Geneva reports the United States decided to export fuel capable of operating atomic power stations to selected allies with Belgium likely first. The fuel will be leased, not sold, with inspection rights and no reactors or fuel to Iron Curtain nations.
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Geneva
United States
Belgium
H. J. Bhabha
India
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
U. S
China
Russia
Bhabha
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mann Reflects on Life and Works Amid Lake Zurich Home
The writer's daughter Ericka recalls Thomas Mann living in a lakeside Zurich house. Mann cites Buddenbrooks as his finest work and notes The Magic Mountain as a US favorite. He moved to the United States after 1933, living in Princeton and later California.
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Ericka
Zurich
Mann
Buddenbrooks
United States
Joseph
Movie Industry Booms in Italy Postwar Era
Rome reports Italy’s film industry as the fastest growing sector. The Bank of Rome assigns an index of 450, with investments in Italian films around 35 billion lire ($38.3 million). Italy exported films to eight countries, earning 10 million dollars from external showings.
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Rome
Roberto Rossellini
Vittorio de Sica
Italy
Bank of Rome
Isle Royale Island Area Reported at 210 Square Miles
Isle Royale in Lake Superior covers about 210 square miles according to officials. The figure highlights the island as the region's largest.
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Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Marvel Sloops in Bay Disaster Off Annapolis Coast
The schooner Marvel capsized after a hurricane strike near Annapolis as crew and passengers, including Mechling and three others, fought to escape rising water. Rescue attempts continued through the night with two helicopters aiding search efforts for four missing persons amid continuing rain and strong winds.
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North Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Levin J. Marvel
Annapolis
Morton
William McWilliams
George Kellum
Marvel
Wicomico River
Chaptank River
Coast Guard
Baltimore
Meckling
Woman and three children die in Mimico fire
A woman Margaret Osmond aged 33 from Toronto and her three daughters Jeanette 3 Ivy 2 and Bonnie 8 months died in a blaze that also damaged an adjacent elderly persons home. The fire started in a suburban Mimico house and no other casualties were reported.
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Toronto
Mimico
Gordon MacDougall
Jeanette
Ivy
Bonnie
Margaret Osmond
Crop export shares from Twentieth Century Fund study
The study reports export percentages for U S crops including wheat and dried milk at 45 percent, rice at 51 percent, dried peas 35, cotton 34, soybeans 28, lard 24, tobacco and hops 23, and plums and prunes 21.
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U.S
Twentieth Century Fund
Severe storms trigger mass evacuations along East Coast
Heavy morning rains in Virginia and the Washington area gave way to clearing skies as winds gusted up to 60 mph. A brick home burned after a TV antenna touched power lines. 14,000 storm refugees are being aided by the Red Cross along the Eastern Seaboard. Ocean City Maryland evacuated 200 people to Berlin. residents along New Jersey coast Long Island and Staten Island were also moved. High tides four to five feet above normal and continuing high seas are forecast.
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Red Cross
Seaboard
Ocean City
Berlin
New Jersey
Long Island
Staten Island
N.Y
Weather Bureau
Delaware Bay
Two Assault Charges Dropped in Auburn Court
William McKee, 22, of 128 Lewis Street, had his third degree assault charge dismissed after pleading innocence yesterday in police court. Alfred Roleau, 69, of 7 Sheldon Avenue, also released after his third degree assault charge from August 4 was withdrawn. Raymond Pullen of 41 Case Avenue alleged bites and eye injuries. $25 bond returned to Roleau by City Recorder John Naskiewicz.
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Auburn
William McKee
Lewis St
Mary Valentine
Cayuga
R.D
McKee
Alfred Roleau
Sheldon Ave
Raymond Pullen
Case Ave
Ball
Mr. Roleau
John L. Naskiewicz
1000th birth recorded in Auburn this year
The city register notes the 1,000th birth of the year in Auburn occurred yesterday at Auburn Memorial Hospital. A son, David Jay, was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs David Th Wright of Moravia RL 10. The 1000th birth last year occurred on July 29.
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Auburn
City Register of Vital Statistics
David Jay
Auburn Memorial Hospital
David Th. Wright
Moravia
Rhee urges patience as truce inspectors stay in Korea
Rhee told the Korean people the NSC deadline of midnight should be extended. He urged demonstrator groups to send peaceful representatives to persuade truce inspectors to leave. He said UN allies discuss the UNSC issue and cited Gen Lemnitzer ordering American troops to avoid shooting. Five truce teams each include one national from Sweden Switzerland Poland and Czechoslovakia. U S guards used dog units for crowd control but no dogs were loosed.
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Rhee
NSC
UNSC
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U. N
South Korea
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Wolmi
Young Driver Is Fined 560
Oneida Christopher Thomas Durant, 16, of Verona R D 1, was fined thirty dollars for traffic violations after arraignment before Judge William C Olcott in City Court. Durant paid twenty dollars for speeding sixty miles an hour in a forty zone and ten dollars for no muffler. arrested by Patrolman Ellsworth Yeman.
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Oneida
Christopher Thomas Durant
Verona
R.D
William C. Olcott
Durant
Ellsworth Yeman
Record of 98 yard punt return by Cll LeFebrere in 1933
A 98 yard punt return for a touchdown is recorded for Cincinnati player Cll LeFebrere against Brooklyn in 1933 marking the NFL's long punt return history.
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Cll LeFebrere
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Lilies Adds 50000 Value To Monmouth Oaks Field
The Monmouth Oaks at Monmouth Park on Saturday August 6 gains a $50000 added prize. The race for 32 year old Lilies covers one mile and a eighth with the boosted purse.
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Monmouth Park
Stolen Car Chase Ends With Arrest After High Speed Run
Police pursued a stolen car through Fulton and Baldwinsville at speeds up to 100 mph before it crashed into a hydrant near Baldwinsville Central School. Brando, 27, and Ruda escaped, hid near a factory, and were later captured. Ruda is a patient at a Pennsylvania mental institution. Brando was taken into custody by Deputy Command.
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Benakala
Phoenix
Baldwinsville
Onondaga
New Baldwinsville Central School
Brando
Jack Command
Ruda
Command
Pennsylvania Mental Institution
Central School
Joseph Radoucer
Clay
Nantico
James Thornton
S. Salina St
Thornton
Lafayette
Skaneateles
Airmen Return Home From China Captivity
Three Air Force planes carried nine U S airmen from captivity in China to Travis AFB California last night. Stops included Memphis Nash ville Montgomery Montgomery and Washington D C with details on individual travelers and a delayed plan for Capt Eugene Vaadi.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
U. S
China
San Francisco
John W. Buck
Armathwaite
Tenn
Sewart Afb
Nashville
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
Alabama
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
John Knox Arnold
Wallace L. Brown
Montgomery
Ala
Sioux Falls
S. C
Harry M. Benjamin
Worthington
Minn
Minneapolis
Akron
Washington
Vaadi
Schmidt
Travis
Elmer F. Llewellyn
Missoula
Mont
Daniel Schmidt
Portland Lad
Una
Nevada City
Winds Weaken as Connie Spreads Across the Region
Winds up to 75 miles an hour lashed Salamanca area cutting power to half the city. In Dunkirk a 4,800 volt line fell after a tree toppled. WFBC radio was off air for hours. Air travel slowed with 13 flights canceled at Syracuse Hancock Field. only one commercial departure earlier. Connie shifts across the St. Lawrence Valley promising a clearing, warmer Sunday.
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Connie
Hazel
Salamanca
Dunkirk
WFBC
New York
Weather Bureau
Buffalo
Syracuse
Hancock Field
American Airlines
New York City
Colonial Airlines
Binghamton
Scranton
Philadelphia
Washington
Alewtown
Reading
Lancaster
Baltimore
Mohawk Airlines
Sampson
Boston
Newark
Sadowski
St. Lawrence Valley
Bush couple name baby Connie Diane after hurricanes
In Knoxville Tennessee Reverend and Mrs Swan Bush named their newborn daughter Connie Diane Bush weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces at Baptist Hospital. The family notes the name was inspired by hurricane naming traditions.
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Knoxville
Tenn, W
Swan Bush
Connie Diane Bush
Baptist Hospital
The White Lily Among Ancient Garden Flowers
A note on the white lily as one of the most common garden flowers in the ancient world.
Seaway Engineers Plan Joint Parley Near St Lawrence Seaway
Engineers from the United States and Canada will meet in Toronto next week to review progress on St. Lawrence Seaway construction. Leaders Lewis G. Castle and Lt. Gen. Samuel dD.Sturgis Jr will attend, viewing the Ontario hydro model and inspecting Niaga Falls remedial work progress.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Lewis G. Castle
Samuel Dd.sturgis Jr
U.S. St. Lawrence Seaway Corp
Ontario Hydro
Niagam Falls
Union Calls For Chrysler Strike Vote
The CIO United Auto Workers called for a strike vote among Chrysler workers after negotiations with Chrysler stalled. The National Chrysler Council ordered the vote for 139,000 workers, with a deadline of August 22, while AMC talks were recessed until Aug 30 and extended to Sept 1.
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Detroit
CIO
United Autoworkers
American Motors Corp
National Council
Chrysler
CIO Uaw
Leonard Woodcock
AMC
Grand Rapids
Mich
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
el Segundo
Calif
Walter P. Reuther
Union Leader Slain and Union Hall Bombed in Texas
Gunman killed James R. Huff, 37, business manager of Boiler makers Local 132 in Galveston. Bomb damaged Jef Mullally’s Richland Hall home. five dynamite sticks found at W A Mask’s Houston residence. Police consider possible links to union job shortages and threats to officers.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Podice
Jef Mullatly
Plumbers and Steamfitters Union
AFL
Oklahoma
Richland Hall
Houston
Galveston
James R. Huff
Boilermakers Local 132
Clarence Benson Wilkins
Lamarque Union
Mason Lankford
Mullally
Tulsa
Okla
W.A. Mask
Pipelitters
Mask
Union
Loyd Barrett
J. R. McCaferty
Pauline Overly
Blind Robbers Foul Up Pay Day
Detroit workers at Homebuilders Lumber and Supply Co. found their paychecks unmoved after a burglar attempted to crack the company safe last night. The safe was damaged but could not be opened, leaving 30 employees unpaid while a sign above the safe read Instructions for opening safe with the combination beneath.
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Detroit
Thief Identified in Bread Theft at Kalamazoo Grocery
Kalamazoo Michigan police say Henry Topoll identified a thief who stole 75 loaves of bread from his grocery over six months. A bloodhound tracked the thief to the white bread rack and recovered the loot.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Henry Topoll
Topoll
Record rainfall floods New York City and Long Island
Rains leave 100000 NYC homes without power as Manhattan streets empty. Long Island farmers face washed topsoil and blocked harvests. Rockland County toppled trees cut electric wires and radios, hindering storm forecasts. NYC rainfall totals for August reach 21.02 inches by August 3, surpassing the 1905 August record of 10.42 inches.
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New York City
Manhattan
Long Island
Rockland County
By &A.m
Thief Steals Pants From Palermo Tavern Patrons
Four tavern customers in Palermo report waking from siesta to find their pants missing. Police investigate the odd theft in the local venue.
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Palermo
Sicily
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