KILLED BY TRAIN AND TRUCK IN EMPIRE STATE
Reports from New York show savings banks posting a July net gain of 62.34 million bringing deposits to 8.8 billion as the state economy steadies. A fatal train incident near West Chazy claims 70 year old Mrs Davidvinced. A separate truck accident on a farm killed two year old James Patterson. Union members halt building strikes in Geneva protesting wage adjustments and work stoppage.
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New You State
Jounsvilly
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Mutual
Patterson
Plang
Savangleings Banks Association
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TCR
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Five Men Missing After Three Boats Capsize
Bridgeport Connecticut reports five campers missing after three rowboats capsized in Long Island Sound near Pleasure Beach. Twenty seven men were aboard. twelve were rescued or reached shore. The incident occurred about 11 PM as they returned from a nearby island camping trip.
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Bridgeport
May ban school books controversy in California continues
The dispute over a series of California elementary school textbooks labeled subversive by a patriotic society persisted today. Officials weigh the legality of distributing the books while Attorney General Robert W. Kennedy issued an opinion that including social studies in history and geography texts was not mandatory under state law.
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SAN Frangesco
SNS
Robert W. Kenny
Deaths of Alurray Wilson and Others in New York and Hollywood
Alurray Wilson 59 vice president of National City Bank of New York died in Harkness Pavilion New York after a 40 year banking career. Eger Brecher 66 motion picture actor once a leading man for Fra Lipponi on stage died in Hollywood. Mie Cecile Dempsey 87 mother of former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey died at her Murray, tah home.
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Harkness Pavilion
New York City
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Fra le Gallienne
Hollywood
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Egypt Rejects Sudan Sovereignty Demands
London reports Britain rejected Egypt’s sovereignty claim over Sudan in a memorandum delivered to Cairo by the Egyptian ambassador. Pope Pius XII opposes force in the Palestine conflict as Arabs seek peace and justice in the Holy Land. Brazil to receive 10,000 Ford and GM trucks to ease transport woes. South Korea marks the Theran anniversary with speeches parades and assurances from President Syngman Rhee against colonial penetration. Filipino VA workers protest pay disparity with 25 percent difference for US-born colleagues. A 300-ton schooner carried 800 illegal immigrants to Haifa, with half women and 37 pregnant, to be sent to Cyprus. Jewish agency officials barred from seeing them.
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Reuter
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Dimes Unmoved as Bag Splits on Chicago Street
On a Chicago street a bag split open spilling 31,000 dimes, yet crowd interest was scant and no coins were missing. Police reported no theft or disturbance as guards recovered the money.
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Chicago
Welsh Gyman Ganu festival set for Akron meet
Author Richard Llewelyn of Wales will be honorary chairman of the national Gyman Ganu singing festival in Akron during a two day event August 31 and September 1. The Gyman Ganu is an ancient Welsh custom where people gather to sing together.
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Wales
Peace Talks From Page One Highlight Economic Slavery Claim
The article centers on peace talks and cites an anchor of their economy. A Soviet delegate suggests that US economic proposals could lead to economic enslavement, arguing against current US positions and urging reconsideration of the proposals.
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United States
UNRRA Debates Soviet Trade and World Bloc Risks
The Russian delegation clashed with Byrnes over Soviet reparations and postwar trade while Vishinsky urged caution on former enemy credits. Masaryk defended Czechoslovakia against Hungarian co-belligerent claims. He questioned who benefited from WWII and rebuked Hungary for siding with Hitler, urging reflection on war alliances.
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Soviet Union
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Jan Masaryk
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Horthy
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Stalin
Decontrol Board records spark tense exchange over spokespeople
Walter Kierpan reports a heated exchange as a speaker claims to represent American housewives and other groups while a spouse denies delegation. The speaker jokes about rocket bombs and misattributed authority, ending with a quip about the Volga Boatman amid uncertainty over origins.
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Walter Kierpan
Great Lakes Strike Paralyzes Lake Vessels Across Major Ports
Great Lakes stockpiles reach 30,000,000 gross tons yet winter seas close some basins from November to April. A nationwide stoppage idles most lake vessels within days, halting dock work in Cleveland and Erie, restricting Toledo and Buffalo shipments, and shifting coal to mills and yards. Union officials report mixed compliance while NMU and NALC expand the strike to all lake seamen, altering overtime terms and lowering wage demands.
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Detroit Nomion
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Jewish Agency talks on Palestine plan prompt urgent cabinet action
A London conference with Chaim Weizmann and other Jewish leaders discussed the long range Palestine plan and immediate refugee admission. The talks focused on releasing Jewish Agency leaders, representation in future Britain talks, and President Truman’s federation plan rejection. Paris dispatches noted optimism as leaders prepared for London discussions.
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George Hart
Chaim Weizmann
Jewisty Agency
Nahant Goldman
Reohientative
Washington
Stephen Wise
New York City
Beryl Locker
Britain
Elizar Kaplan
Paris
Fields Subpoena Threats Metered by Slaughter
Slaughter, Democrat from Mississippi, challenged Fields over contempt threats as the committee sought details on payments. Fields claimed he could subpoena committee members via a grand jury. Slaughter denied authority and pressed Fields for cash ledgers or papers. Fields identified two “John Does” he paid as John Brunner and Howard W. Payne, saying he knows nothing of Brunner’s location.
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John Doe
Field
John Does
John Brunner
Howard W. Payne
Brunner
Work stoppage idles 3000 at Chrysler Kercheval plant
In Detroit a strike by 15 workers led to the dismissal of about 3000 Chrysler Corporation employees at the Kercheval Avenue body plant. The sudden halt sent thousands home as the labor action unfolded during the day.
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Detroit
INS
Chrysler Corporation
Kercheval Avenue
The Ape Smile and the Mediolus in Women
Bender explains facial muscles shaping the smile, noting twelve muscles including zygomaticus and risorius and the os quadratus box. He asserts a well-developed mediolus helps job prospects but insists a happy mother is essential. He warns against a curling midlip as it signals flirtatious intent.
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Bob Hope
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