Inquiring Reporter Weighs Wealth and Charity Motives
A series of brief, informal interviews explores whether people prefer riches or the means to help others. Respondents express views on money, fame, and personal desires, including the wish to assist the needy.
Beans Cause Major Warehouse Blaze in Horseheads
A warehouse owned by Washburnt-Wilson Seed Co and Corning Glass Works in Horseheads suffered 500000 in damage when a fire reportedly started by spontaneous combustion in a bean pile. Nine fire companies battled the blaze for about two hours, destroying thousands of tons of dry beans and 27000 worth of new bagging equipment with no injuries reported.
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Horseheads
Aternoon
Washburnt-Wilson Seed Company
Corning Glass Works
Police Seize Red Ship’s Radio in Singapore Raid
Police in Singapore raided the Chinese Communist vessel Hai Huan after suspecting broadcasts of instructions to terrorists. The 4,380-ton ship’s crew offered no resistance during the early morning boarding, and the ship has been anchored in Singanni vats for 19 months since mutiny and takeover by its current captain and crew on January 24, 1950.
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Singapore
Singanni Vats
Sherman’s Widow to Receive $75 Monthly Benefit
The government will provide a $75 monthly pension to the widow of Admiral Forrest B. Sherman former Chief of Naval Operations. Assistant Secretary Anna Rosenberg testified before the House Armed Services Committee, noting the figure as an illustration in supporting survivor annuity legislation while stressing Mrs Sherman was not in need.
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Wasitington
Forrest B. Sherman
Naval Operations
Anna Rosenberg
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