New York Milk Market Sets Uniform Price at 4.92 Cwt
The New York milk market sets a uniform price of 4.92 per hundredweight for milk delivered to metropolitan plants for last month, up from 4.89 a year ago. Acting Market Administrator A. J. Pollard announced the price and noted a 78 cent differential for each tenth of a pound of fat above or below 3.5 percent. Total production for the month totaled 51,476,802 pounds, 19,468,299 pounds below July 1947.
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Real Estate Firms Gain In New York State
New York secretary of state reports larger numbers of new real estate corporations. officials say this growth will help ease the housing shortage as upstate gains. The note appears amid a string of unrelated items on milk production, labor disputes, and a fatal road accident.
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Divorcee with two children seeks job instead of alimony
Pretty Mrs Belly June Crossett 23, blind with two children, asked a Superior Court judge for work rather than alimony after divorcing Reginald 28 who struck her and her seeing eye dog and blocked railroad crossings. Judge Woolsey granted the decree.
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Romania Takes Over All of Nation's Banks
The Romanian government seized banking and credit facilities, dissolving private and state institutions except the National Bank of Romania, the National Society for Industrial Credit, the state Saving Bank, and foreign-state joint ventures. The decree was viewed by the presidium of the National Assembly.
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Guardsmen Return Home After Long International Drill
About ten thousand New York guardsmen and reserve troops head home after two weeks of intensive training. The 27th Division and other units rolled out on troop trains leaving the vast reserve facility largely deserted. Four hundred New Jersey officers from the 75th Infantry Division also departed. Roughly one thousand New York soldiers traveled in convoys yesterday. Post headquarters estimated 70 000 rounds fired during exercises, with only a jeep fragment causing a minor casualty. Artillery battalions used guns not fired since the war ended three years ago, as upstate 271st Division units joined with the 4th Division Artillery, the 991st Field Artillery Battalion and Second Corps Artillery, all within New York State National Guard. The 310th Military Police Battalion and a detachment of the XXII Corps of Artillery Organized Reserve also participated.
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Envoy Criticizes Danube Pact In Yugoslavia
Ambassador Cavendish Cannon charged that the proposed Danubian shipping pact would let Russia dominate Europe. He warned the measure would open the Danube to imperialistic discrimination and undermine regional balance.
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Greek Army reports Albanian shelling near Grammos mountains
The Greek Army charged that fresh incidents were launched from inside Albania as forces trap guerrillas in the Grammos range. Artillery shelled Greek units from Tresteni inside Albania. About 1000 shells reportedly hit army positions around Faltsata Height, 11 miles southwest of Nestorian.
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Soviet Teacher Seized From Consulate Sparks U S Probe
A Soviet teacher, Kosenkina, was seized from a New York consulate in apparent violation of immunity, prompting FBI and State Department meetings and a U S response probe. Soviet Vice Consul visited the hospital. Mo lotov protested the alleged kidnapping as US authorities face possible perjury charges against key witnesses.
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Dixie Threat To Truman Suffers Blow
Washington reports that the Dixiecrat revolt appears to ease as the 1948 campaign narrows. Texas and Arkansas races boost administration hopes, while Dixie ticket clashes over state conventions complicate prospects for Truman and McGrath. Dewey, Warren, and Barkley expected to adjust campaigning near southern states.
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Dewey Plans Aggressive Senate Campaign Across Key States
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey moves to stump in states with tight Senate races as Republicans seek to hold a narrow edge over Democrats. An associate says Dewey will marshal full effort to keep GOP control, with races in Minnesota Wyoming Kentucky and West Virginia. A campaign outline is anticipated during a meeting with vice presidential hopeful Gov. Earl Warren in Albany. Dewey cancelled weekend plans at Pawling farm yesterday.
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Dixiecrats Seek Spot On Northern Ballots
Strom Thurmond, presidential candidate of the states rights Democrats, expects a run on the general ticket line ballot in every state where possible. He indicated yesterday that he and his funding man Mississippi Governor Fielding L. Weight will campaign in northern as well as southern states.
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Panama Fears Arias Invasion Threat
Panamanian police rushed to the border amid rumors former President Arias planned an invasion of Panama. The government cited unnamed sources suggesting Arias, reported to have left for Mexico, traveled covertly to San Jose, Costa Rica.
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Mediator Hopes For Settlement In Palestine Talks
STOCKHOLM five Count Bernadotte expressed hope for a Palestine settlement today as Arabs and Jews clashed in Jerusalem. The UN mediator said a six week truce extension could allow a peaceful resolution if maintained amid ongoing hostilities.
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Grandma Declines $9000 Radio Prize Haul After Storm of Calls
In AT Louis a 50 year old grandmother Anna Weingart refused gifts worth 9000 from a radio show saying the publicity and requests were overwhelming. Prizes included a piano camera dog food two vacations makeup and dancing lessons. She ordered trucks to take back items and later telegrammed the sponsors to insist on returning them.
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Lake Yields IGirl's Body Described In Sex Crime Notes
In a fragmented report from the morning, authorities describe the decomposed body of Anne Sitah, 13, found in Squam Lake near her parents’ lakeside home. The piece cites Dr. Gardner’s theories on aggression and sexuality in youths, with legal and medical context from a Boston conference.
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Accused Indian Prince Goes Home
The Gaekwar of Baroda, accused of dipping $10,000,000 from the state treasury, flies toward Bombay and faces a wary public. He denies theft, vows to continue serving his people, and cites growing radical influence as India shifts from socialism to communism.
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Baby Donna Jean Schirtz Born Friday Night
Donna Jean Schirtz weighed five pounds twelve ounces at birth yesterday Friday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald G Schirtz and heir to their family name in Buffalo.
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Newborn boy for Jinx McCrary and NBC return plans
Former model and film star Jinx McCrary gave birth to an eight pound boy described as her second child. NBC officials say she and husband McCrary expect to resume their Tex and Jinx show next Wednesday. Meanwhile in Jamestown police pursue two missing brothers aged three and ten after report of their disappearance from a hospital ward.
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Argentina moves to amend constitution with public vote
The Chamber of Deputies approved on first reading government bills to overhaul Argentina’s constitution by a 96 to 33 vote. If passed, the changes would allow government control of private property, impose a special foreigner tax, enable direct election of the president and national senators, permit the president to succeed himself, and grant power to engage in private business and set wages in privately owned industries.
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Two Syracusans Hurt In Auto Crash Near Geneva
State police reported six people hospitalized after a head on collision two miles west of Geneva at noon. Mrs John Th Heindrich of 401 Burdick and one other Syracusan were injured but not yet rated. Also injured were Mr and Mrs Arthur Snyder of New Orleans and their two daughters.
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