Gunmen Grab Bank Cashier And $160,000
Gunmen seized Franklin National Bank employee Erle Gronewall as he left his Floral Park home to reach a branch. They forced him to open the vault, took $160,000, and dumped him on the street. Gronewall reported the car followed by a second vehicle. one gunman warned him not to cry out. The robbers fled in a dark two-tone car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plural Park
Erle Gronewall
Bellzmore
Franklin National Bank
Gronewall
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Ford
China
India
Poland
Sweden
Burma
North Korea
Southi
Korea
Nie
Franklins
Floral Perk
Long Island
Pushed for Austria independence as Berlin unification stalls
In Washington the United States Britain and France urged Moscow to back Austria's independence within two weeks and end occupation. They offered to withdraw a short treaty to clear the way for Austria's liberation and to resume talks on a longer four power treaty. A London deputy ministers meeting was proposed for August 31 if the Soviets rejected extraneous demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Austria
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Pack
Rowla Huntly
Dizy
Todays Features And Page References In The Paper
The page lists features for today including Manquits Chilns diagnosing problems behind the UN si translate meeting. It notes editor's pare errors and points to pages for Amusements Financial Bridge Ing. Repter Junior Set and Citylite. Also mentions Lent and Sports on page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manqutis Chilns
Amusements
Ing. Repter
Ciylite
Edwards Flynn Dies Aboard Irish Vacation Flight
Edward Flynn longtime Democratic leader and former national chairman died in St Vincent’s Hospital Dublin at age 61. He helped fuel FDR’s 1932 presidential nomination alongside James Farley. Flynn had been ill for some time and his condition worsened during a vacation in Ireland after sailing from New York aboard Mauretania on July 23. The cause of death was not disclosed. Flynn and his family were visiting as royalty and political lore filled pages with references to the Shah of Iran and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Edward
Flynn
U.S
Democratic Party
St. Vincent's Hospital
James J. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ife
New York
Mauretania
Iran
Peacock
Sheila
Baghdad
Italy
Farley
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Paris
France
Jeralle
Fisnn
Joseph Lanler
Vincent Impellitteri
Antiriot
Laniel Ana
Chicago
Aloff
Steventon
Briton Edgar Sanders Freed From Hungarian Jail in Vienna
Edgar Sanders, freed after three and a half years of a 13 year sentence in a Hungarian jail on trumped up spy charges, returned to Vienna to begin life anew. He was released by the Hungarian government and greeted by British embassy officials. Sanders, who had been jailed with American Robert A. Vogeler, left via the Hungarian border and was driven to the Park Hotel in Vienna. Vogeler was released in May 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Edgar Sanders
Freedom Today
Fife
Sanders
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
Vogeler
Park Hotel
Roosevelt Nomination Backed by Fast Capture Analyst
In Paris and Washington reports highlight Democratic strategy with Farley’s succession as national chairman and the push for Roosevelt’s renomination. Tammany opposition and labor unrest frame tense political theater as union strikes threaten power shifts and a potential third term campaign gains momentum.
Walkout Drives End to Strike Talks in Syracuse
Union and company reps of about 473 AFL drivers and mechanics meet to end a two day wildcat strike. Norman Brien says the union is in accord to end the strike, while some rank and file resist. Police warn there will be no parking in downtown areas during the rest hours to ease traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Norman P. Brien
Sanuel Nappi
Syracuse
Brien
Syracuse Tranat
James J. Gormley
Detrit
Internance
Sal Gormley
Stassen Tests I. 9. of Workers Washington UT
The Forelza Opera- Mons Administration begins a government wide IQ test of all Washington ML employees from clerks to high-salaried technicians. Results will guide reorganization and reflect the shift from the Mutual Security Agency to the new FDA led by Concert Tecently. The AFL CIO CIO unions oppose the test, calling it a star chamber proceeding as CIO and CIO leaders criticize the method and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forelza Opera- Mons
Lotar
Foreign Aid Agency
Tareld E. Steamer
Washington ML
FDA
Concert Tecently
Secusite
Staven
AFL
C10
Euferenily
CIO
Freup
Stasea
Creas
Armed Services
Boxer pup Butch faces uncertain fate in Police Court
Eight month old Boxer Butch is at the center of a dispute after Miss Jeannine Foreney accuses Jessie J Bartlett of taking her dog Doteh from a parked car on James Street. In Police Court Judge Truman S L Preston presided as the matter awaited trial with no clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch
Doteh
James St
Jeannine Foreney
Jessle J. Bartlett
Traffic Fines total 2085 in city court drive
RCFFALO UP City Court Judge Michael E Zimener, presiding over a speeders drive, issued fines totaling 2085 dollars. He rejected several excuses, noting no fatalities yet and urging stricter enforcement to slow down traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcffalo
Michael E Zimener
Zimmer
Spgt
Youth falls on beach scene ends in mishap
In Adrian Michigan Jona Buerek 19 knocked himself out after pursuing a girl on a beach yesterday. He collided with his guard and was treated at a local clinic amid the odd sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
Jona Buerek
Detroit
Buerek
Witness Refuses to Confirm Communist Ties in Senate Probe
U S employee Eduard M Rothschild dodges questions on Communist Party membership and alleged theft of government secrets. Senate investigators cite testimony accusing him of stealing secret documents and a code. Witnesses name Rothschild and wife Esther as Communists. McCarthy labels charges as among the most serious against a government official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eduard M. Mothschild
Communist Party
Goverment Printing Office
Govern Iment
Sen Fate
McCarthy
Rwit
Imade
Subcommittee
Government Printing Office
Wisconsin
Rothschild
Esther
Senate
Exterday
Month to Be Mighty Cool Month to Be Mighty Cool
Weather forecast from Keller at Hancock Field predicts cool conditions across the Northeast with temperatures dropping to 30 tonight and reaching 7 tomorrow for a sunny day. He notes the high pressure system will continue to influence the region for a few days, keeping average temperatures several degrees below normal. In India, a flood on the Godavari River renders a million homeless, with damage over 100 million dollars and the river at its highest level in six years. drownings are reported, though numbers are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew DP
Keller
Hancock Field
India
Madras
Selat
Teast
Godavari Filer
Central
Gunman Slays G.O.P. Leader, 71
Henry II Noel a Massachusetts Republican leader, 71, was killed by a masked intruder who forced entry to his home. Noel and his wife were awakened by a noise and he confronted the attacker in the hallway, receiving a fatal gunshot as the assailant fled through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holioke
Henry II
Noel
Massachusetts
Adonis Returns to Veendam Amid Bribe Allegations
Adonis returns to Veendam as scrutiny rises over bribe money claims involving Seney and a charged note about paid fees. The brief mentions toroken X and J C Mareid in the murky exchange but lacks clear context or corroborating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toroken
X, J
Mareid
John Adonis
Veendam
Trea Holland
Jedavio
Geee Charert
Birshot
Engertte Learns FP 3xe2 With Year Mosth Cloned
A compact report notes Engertte's work on FP 3xe2 with year mosth cloning, detailing the technical focus and the progression of the cloning process. It highlights ongoing methods, potential applications, and expected milestones for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engertte
Buses Ignore Speed Laws Charged by Police
Buffalo court testimony accuses Niagara Frontier Transit System bus operators of disregarding speed limits. Patrolman James A. Kelley testified that drivers “are invariably pushing the speed limits.” Bryant Brady, 30, was fined $5 after being caught at 39 mph in Trade Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Nadar
James A. Kelley
Niagara Frontier Transit System
Bryant Brady
Teething Trouble Hits Ottawa Police Chief Ahl
Report from ENGELWOOL CH and OTTAWA TL notes that Chief Jon Otiana of the Ottawa department discusses three officers possibly resigning over an internal squabble and tooth decay among officers. Ronnie Ahl, son of Arthur Milligan, is mentioned in context with staffing changes as replacements are sought for a vacancy in a small 15-man force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engelwool
En- Ottawa
Tonnie Ahl
Lizan
Jon Otiana Dentit
Ronnie
Kellar
Peant
Arthur Milligan
Wedron
Ex-PW claims Chinese control North Korea in bold claim
An ex prisoner of war asserts China now dominates North Korea, saying there is no more North Korea and alleging Mao Zedong’s influence and Soviet figures are displaced. The report notes freed American prisoners and references a contentious “Big Switch” tied to shifts in wartime loyalties and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanmunion
Korea
Divirse
North Korea
North Korea” Corp
Lester E. Willams
Kemah
Ter
Williams
Orerdom
Ceenmanists
Red
Enine
Mao Tee Tung
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
United Nations
Hussia
Elle Rose
Queens
Pace
Sovet
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
UN Assembly
Red China
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
A. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Lodge
Vishinsky
Isue
Reds
E. J. Flynn
Flynns
Es Justice
Shah
Tran
Flann
Tera Pakiocl
Saestheni
Imesa
Soraya
Fiedee
Associated Treas
Edward J, Flynn
Dallas
Tex
J. M Sears
Heirets Sears
National Fiel
W. Genesee
N. Clinton Sts
Laniel
Stassen
G.O.P
Adonis
N. Korea
Georg Moylenkov
Jones Stalin
Wilhane
Patie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!