Vaughan Accused Of Tirade Over Grain Ration Case
Senate sources report Maj. Gen. Harry N. Vaughan berated a Agriculture Department official over a grain rationing order after beverage makers complained. The 1946 incident allegedly involved Vaughan seeking changes via Clinton Anderson and contacting Nate Koenig, with Anderson later saying no change occurred.
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Jashington
Harry N. Vaughan
Agriculture Department
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Tru- Tuan
New. Jersey
Mundt
R-S. D
Stundt
Clinton
P. Anderson
of Agriculture
Anderson
U S
New
Mexico
Milwaukee
Harry Hoffman
Harry ‘Hoffman
Nate Koenig
Koenig
Brannan
Puerto Rico
Radio Broadcasters Prepare Fight Over FCC Giveaway Rules
Broadcasters in New York and across the nation rally for a court challenge to an FCC order that would curb prize programs and regulate how listeners call in. The move threatens large-scale giveaways and could silence shows like Stop the Music and Hollywood Calling while networks weigh options on Queen For A Day and similar contests.
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American Broadcasting Co
FCC
Hollywood
Mutual Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
West
Point
Ralph Stephenson
Jena
Lay
June McFarland
Yonkers
ABC
Seagirt
N. J
Fred
Marconi
Chlorine Gas Incident At Selvar Plant Affects Man
A chlorine gas leak at the Selvar processing plant near Mondaca Lake caused a man to be treated and released at St Joseph's Hospital. The incident prompted sheriff deputies to reroute traffic on a State Fair road while assessing routing changes. A plant foreman, Shepherd, reported the leak near the purification site used for cater from Mondaca Lake.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheriffs Office
State Fair
John Golandieski
Genesee St
Nicholas Louise
John Head
Halcom
Sitesi
Willis Av
S&s. Joseph's
Ber
Sh Herd
Wey
Mondaca Lake
Shepherd
Today’s Features and Pages Preview
A short newspaper page preview lists sections on pares amusements churches classified deaths editorials crosswords horoscope and financial news. It notes sports and pictures on page 18 with various columns and features.
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Financia Destavano Socien
Bears Get Feeding Stations as Duluth Rats Outnumber Food
Residents hope the first feeding stations set up by an oil plant and city services will curb bear raids in Northern Minnesota. Lighting up the issue, Minnesota Warden Leroy Hansen says the bears are attracted by scarce natural food and that the feeding cafeterias aim to keep the animals safer and less targeted by shooters.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Leroy H. ‘Hansen
Hansen
Patrolman Nets Trick Bike Rider Down in City Stunt
George Smith Jr of 123 Renwick Place faced disorderly conduct charges after continuing bicycle stunts on city streets. Patrolman John Stonger chased down the rider at Townsend and Adams as the front wheel soared four feet in the air. Bail set at 500 dollars. he must answer Aug 26. In Atlantic City Ruth Ehiers and Louis Viliani planned a 30 foot underwater wedding dive at Steel Pier after meeting in the diving bell sightseers attraction.
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George Smith, Jr
Renwick Pl
John Stonger
SC Townsend
E. Adams Sis
Smith
E. Fayette Sts
Atlantic City
N. J
Ruth Ehiers
Louis Viliani
Ruth
Ninety six year old wins large wager after life policy payout
Ninety six year old Nels J. Agendherst collected a $23,327 life policy payout at yesterday's close after a 200 to one wager outcome. The policy had been held since his age twenty five, with earlier opportunities to cash in passed.
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Minneapolis
Nels J. Agendherst
Agenberg
Ivorce
Man in Crisis Slashes Himself in Chicago Incident
William De Grasse, 39, inflicted multiple self injuries including wrist cuts and throat cuts in a personal crisis near Chicago. Hospital attendants report he probably will survive after the attempted self harm.
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Chicago
Wiliam DeGrasse
Americans Seek Passage on General Gordon to Shanghai
More than 200 Americans and other foreigners wishing to leave Shanghai have applied for passage on the General Gordon. Officials of the American President Lines said the liner is scheduled to sail in mid September.
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China
Gordon
Isiop Hera
Lines
Todar
Weather Outlook Promises Mild Weekend Across Northeast
A cool weekend expected with temperatures near 36 tonight and around 74 tomorrow. Northerly winds from Lake Ontario bring clouds to Syracuse as milder air moves in, with rain in the South and Far West while the Northeast stays mild and cool.
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Syracuse
United States
The
Dakotas
Tennessee
Help Nears Two Crippled Ships Off Nova Scotia Coast
Halifax reports CP says relief to two crippled vessels advanced today as the Canadian destroyer Iroquois assisted the 4200 ton Panamanian freighter Eveenia southeast of Halifax. The U S Coast Guard cutter Unimak near the disabled ship Manda 486 miles southeast of Halifax carrying 31 Baltic refugees.
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Halifax
N.S. CP
Nova Scotia
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Iroquois
Eveenia
U. S. Coast Guard
Unimak
New York
New Polio Cases Continue to Drop
New York reports continued decline in polio cases with the Health Department noting 30 new cases and two deaths in the latest count. Officials say the trend is encouraging but stop short of conclusions from the data.
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New York
Health Department
Booted Memoirs and a Publisher's Dubious Offer
A Mississippi editor recalls a visit from a young publisher claiming to double any offer for memoirs and promising to write them herself. The exchange highlights pressure on authors to sell rights to large houses and the lure of quick fame.
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Jessecian
Enid Hoskins
Radio Giveaways Stir Talk and FCC Crackdown
A review of radio prize giveaways from NBC ABC and others shows winners receiving glaciers elephants trips and appliances while FCC rules curb the trend. Fred Allen mocked bans while listeners win trips to North Pole and other prizes prompting questions about returns and fame.
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NBC
ABC
Frieda Perry
Donora
Perry
Federal Communications
Fred Allen
Fred’s
Lady in Flashy Car Causes Station Chaos
A well-dressed woman drove a flashy car into a service station in San Francisco. Her bumper hit a pop stand and bottles scattered. She bumped a display, knocked over a tire jack, cans and ties fell, then struck two gas pumps and drove off. Attendant William Wardler reported police. she smiled and said hello.
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San” Francisco
Driskiy
William Wardler
Police
Helio
Dewey Refuses to Send Troops to Bell Plant
Governor Dewey declines to mobilize state police or militia to aid Bell Aircraft’s Buffalo plant strike. He authorizes Sheriff Becker to deputize officers and holds him accountable for enforcing order. Bell Aircraft officials push for a state police or board inquiry amid union accusations of lawlessness.
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Buffalo
BELL
Robert V. Ziegler
C. I.0
United Auto Workers Local 503
Bell Aircraft
Dewey
Bell Plant
Albany
Bell Aircraft Company
Henry E
Edward FL. Gray
U.aw
Owen
Bir
Bellis
Yester
Turtle Rides First Class Postal Oddity Sparks Charges
A Syracuse postal scare involved a three inch pasteboard box shipped from New York City with no stamps. Clerks marked it Perishable and Postage Due eight cents as it moved from the metropolitan office to the Syracuse postmaster and assistant for delivery.
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York City
Siracuse
New York City
Syracuse
Ofice
Glerk
Syracuse Posmaster
Fostmaster
Myron Z. Parkinson
Wilem L. Palmer
Palmer
Someore
Zeny Cote Pss
Miners Strike Closes 23 of 35 York Area Coal Mines
Reported today in York area coal pits miners walked out shutting 23 of 35 mines that had operated on Saturdays. Strike affected mining operations and disrupted scheduled production.
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London
Yorkens
York
Peru cocaine ring tied to insurrectionist arms plan
U S authorities charged Eduardo Balarezo of Long Island with conspiracy to smuggle cocaine from Peru. The alleged ringleader helped arm the Aprista Party uprising and planned to expand operations to Italy via contact with Charles Luciano. Balarezo was held on 190000 bail as Capt Alfonso Mike y Teran said he supplied arms for the Peru revolt.
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U.S
Joseph P. Martin
Alfonso Mike Y Teran
Department of Investigation
Balareto
Aprista
Peru
Victor Hara de Ia
You Can t Win series debunks casino myths
The article series argues against gambling myths from Roulette to dice and cards. It previews Ernesto and Branche's work You Can t Win, starting Sunday, warning readers about false claims and outlining why fortune favors skillful insight.
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Ernesto& Branche
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