Midwest Phone Strike Persists Across Seven States
Chicago and other Midwest locales grapple with a broad strike by telephone workers across seven states. Pickets stay orderly as talks resume in St Louis, Indianapolis, and New York. Long distance operators curb work in Chicago while Illinois Bell reports slowdowns, cables cut in Indiana, and disputed service for hours.
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O and W Foreclosure Fight Drafted by Upstate Committee
A nine man committee may join others to oppose foreclosure of the New York Ontario and Western Railroad over a 2.7 million diesel locomotive loan, potentially bankrupting the line and threatening banks. The group plans to meet with Gov. Dewey and federal officials. The road runs about 500 miles in New Jersey and New York. A 3.4 million original loan and 2.7 million outstanding balance spurred the foreclosure filing by Hanover Bank as equipment trustee. A forced sale of locomotives could shut the line down. In a separate item a son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Francis Hayes of Forrestal.
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New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Elbert N. Oaks
Ferdinand J. Sieghardt
Upstate
Thomas E. Dewey
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Hanover Bank
New York POWs Freed by the Associated Press
Clinging to slender hopes for a son reported missing in action, Mrs Frances Grosso watched for her boy's name on a returned prisoners list. She learned her son, Pic Harold Richards, was a prisoner of war and fainted at the news. Other New Yorkers freed included Sgt Pastquale Santro of the Seventh Division, George C Davison of the Second Division, and Corp Thomas P Spackman of the Eleventh Division. Families expressed relief after years of worry as the news broke.
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Second Division
Ruth A. Davison
Staten Island, and Corp
Thomas P. Spackman
Police Free Grunewald Hearing Set
JERSEY CITY police released J. Grunewald known as The Dutchman after a gas incident left him and Mrs. Ann Anderson, 46, unconscious in an apartment. A hearing was set for Aug 31 on disorderly conduct charges, with both in custody and later released in their own recognizance.
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Cop Sailor Held in Theft Of $60 000
Boston police and sailors face charges in a $60,000 safes burglary at Quonset St I Naval Air Station two years ago. FBI traced funds from a suitcase of about $10,000 shipped from New London to Miami after the burglary. Nipper and Slocum allegedly carried out the break while in the Navy. others charged with receiving or disposing of stolen money.
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Motorist in Galveston head injury case arrestee
An accident in Galveston left a 20 year old Baytown man with a fractured skull and serious injuries after a mower blade struck him near a lawn. He was hospitalized at John Sealy Hospital and arraigned with a $10,000 bond in Miami FBI records.
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Erlilea
Undercover Men Spotted Too Easily at Public Reception
Rep Burt Harrison reports 22 plainclothes Army CID detectives attended a reception hosted by Robert Stevens prompting concerns that undercover officers were conspicuously visible and thus unfit for covert assignments. The Pentagon faces a rear-echelon strategy issue in disguising operatives at high-profile events.
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Burt Harrison
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Dempsey Daughter to Marry in California Church
Joan Dempsey eldest daughter of Jack Dempsey plans to wed Dennis O Flaherty on August 29 in Our Lady of Loretta Church Santa Monica. The ceremony will be conducted by Msgr Raymond O Flaherty, with Miss Dempsey’s mother Hannah Willamea listed as her parent. O Flaherty is the son of Col. and Mrs. O Flaherty. Dempsey is a former world heavyweight champion and O Flaherty is a Loyola University student in Los Angeles.
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Our Lady of Loretta Church
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Hannah Willalme
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Train Stop Chaos as Fugitive Mazziotta Sought
A subway train was searched end to end yesterday as officers chased fugitive John Chappy Mazziotta, with about 100 passengers remaining quiet during the search. No Mazziotta face was found, though he is wanted in connection with the Arnold Schuster case linked to the Willie Sutton arrest.
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Factory Pay Sets Record in July Wage Rise
Washington reports average hourly earnings for factory production workers at 1.57 dollars in July, up 21 percent from prewar levels and 13 cents higher than a year ago. The 40.4 hour workweek suggests continued overtime. gains centered in defense, primary metals, and equipment industries.
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Schools Balk At Faculty Ruling In Dreaded Contracts
Washington D D The Defense Department has seen reforms by 13 educational institutions in a correspondence purse program because of a contract provision that would bar faculty members disapproved by the government. A department spokesman said the institutions refused contracts to give courses to service personnel under the Armed Forces educational program. They would have to agree to employ or retain for contract work persons unapproved by the government. The spokesman said the contract would not be banned and the crisis would be faced to smash other restrictions, as 35 other colleges and universities of the 47 that participated this year have accepted contracts and five more have them under consideration.
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Washington
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SixStory underground hospital built in hill in Korea
Reds Had 6 Story Hospital in cave Treedom Village North Korea. Marine Steven E Drummond 22 of Spriter West Virginia said he was treated at the underground hospital after capture March 26 in the battle for Outpost Veras. He was wounded in the right leg by shrapnel and described treatment as pretty good with no operations to remove steel fragments.
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Stassen Wins and Two Cents in CIA Test Duel
Washington InS reports Ilar old E. Stassen head of the Foreign Aid Program scored 38 of 45 on reading, 52 of 70 on public affairs, beating CD. Jackson who had 38 and 49 respectively. Stassen outscored his rival in two tests and tied in another, with the administrative judgment section remaining ungraded.
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Father and Crews Charged in Tampa Palm Beach Burglary Case
FBI reports the duo tied to a Tampa and Palm Beach burglary case face charges of receipt concealing and disposing of stolen money. The Rev T Wale parish fundraiser aims for thirty thousand dollars as the Adams campaign spreads across Berea Adams Center Mannsville Belleville and Lorraine areas with a Sunday end date.
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Felon riot grips Monroe State Prison during mass disturbance
In Monroe Washington a riot by about 150 inmates and guards raged at the state reformatories. Warden P J Squier ordered no one return to cells until weapons checked. Shots fired, fires set, and inmates pressed toward a canery and baseball diamond before being driven back.
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Moravia Man Hurt As Car Hits Pole Near Poll Home
Hardy Heisner, 20, of Moravia, was injured when his southbound car on Route 15 failed to negotiate a bend near Poll Home mine, left the road and overturned. He was taken by ambulance to Auburn Memorial Hospital with a possible concussion. He faces a summons for failure to keep his vehicle under control and must appear Wednesday night before Reginald Weeks.
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