Czechs Defy Reds Bishops Consecrated Amid Government Pressure
Reported events describe Catholic leaders consecrating new bishops Lazik and Dr. Rohnert in Trnava amid police blocks and government coercion. Archbishop Josef Beran and Bishop Marie Picha stayed away as crowds gathered for mass in rain, with hundreds of Catholics tearing leaflets distributed by government supporters.
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Rohnert
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Caesar Cassar
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Former Slovak official detained at Ellis Island as suspected Communist
Gen. Mikuies Ferjencik, 44, ex minister of interior and defense, and his wife Milada, 32, arrived as displaced persons aboard the General Heintzelman from Bremerhaven. They are held at Ellis Island for further investigation by INS. Pickets outside the facility denounced the Ferjencik pair, claimed by protesters as anti-Red operatives.
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Ferjencik
Antonin Oe
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American Slovak League
American Friends of Slovak Freedom
Winter moisture risks from open windows and air flow
A mid 19th century style warning urges airing a building to reduce moisture caused by summer activity. It describes opening windows from basement to attic to vent damp air and prevent frost on panes and walls. It mentions seeking a method to fix typical repairs and directs sending information to Mr. Cabb and others.
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Sean Seles
Wagner Jr and Lehman Draft for Senate Vacancy
Robert F. Wagner Jr joined in the move to draft former Gov Herbert Lehman as a Senate candidate. Wagner, a Democratic and Liberal Party choice for Manhattan, backs Lehman for the vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator Robert Wagner Sr. Wagner accepted honorary co chairmanship of the Craft Lehman committees, with Henry Mogel as chairman.
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Peekskill Girl Ball Player Dies After Injury
A 15 year old Peekskill girl died after brain injury from a foul tip during a girls softball game on July 8. She collapsed minutes later and had undergone multiple hospital treatments and transfusions while in a coma at Grasslands Hospital. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Valentine.
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Carat Valentina
Grasslands Hospital
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Cracsslands Hospital
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Thomas J. Valentine
Loyalty board report shows dismissals and job denials
Government loyalty boards have dismissed 62 federal employees and denied 39 more jobs out of 9,987 cases since their March 1937 establishment. Most investigations were by the FBI with 161 by naval intelligence and the commission. 14 cases had no reports.
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V J Day Passes With No Ceremony
The fourth anniversary of Japan's surrender passed in Tokyo without public ceremonies. Occupation officials offered only a note on progress and urged reading General MacArthur's May message about continuing transitional goals. A US adviser to Japan commented on the constitutional shift. A separate item notes a $35 million gem show in New York and a Twentieth Century Fund finding on corporate financing.
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Japan
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National Retail Jewelers’ Association
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