Breathing to shed inches a New York studio claim
A dramatic breathing method claims to reduce waist size quickly at Miss Cashman’s studio in Carnegie Hall Bridge. Betty Cashman advertises eight inches in ten treatments as clients inhale deeply from the lower stomach while a chorus of famous names praises the technique.
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Kaiser Furnace Lease Under Senate Probe
The Senate Small Business Committee will hold a public hearing Wednesday to probe the lease of a government owned blast furnace in Cleveland to Kaiser-Frazer Corp. Chairman Senator Wherry announced last night.
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Four hurt as lightning strikes during picnic in Rensselaer County
A severe thunderstorm at a picnic near East Poestenkill injures four people, sending them to hospital for shock. five others receive on-site care as the East Poestenkill volunteer fire department assists. The storm caused extensive damage in the area.
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Gunmen Steal 23000 From Chicago Radio Executive Home
Five masked gunmen invaded the Chicago home of radio executive General Dyer last night holding Dyer, his wife Evelyn, and a friend for 45 minutes before escaping with 23000. Dyer owns WATT. the trio were bound with neckties and stockings during the raid.
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Russians Hound Refugee Artists to Return Home
Moscow backed pressure campaigns target refugee Russian artists abroad. Names include opera singer Wedo Karrison and composer Ed Turbin among others facing coercion in Sweden as officials seek returns.
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Gray Market Firms Buy Small Steel Plants Reported
Congressional investigators report that gray market operators are purchasing small steel fabricating plants to expand profits. E R Ferguson says several plants have already been acquired by syndicates. The subcommittee led by Rep. Wm. Kingstand Macy plans September hearings.
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Reporters Follow Truman Aboard Wanderer on Chesapeake Cruise
A dozen Washington reporters followed President Truman aboard the yacht Wanderer at Annapolis as he sailed up Chesapeake Bay on a pre campaign vacation. The press chartered the vessel after failing to secure Navy transport and joined the president for a day at the Naval Academy Chapel and services. Truman planned a brief sea leg to Lewes, Delaware, weather permitting, with Detroit labor speech plans and four Michigan addresses outlined for the campaign kickoff.
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Waterfront Work Stoppage Grows On Coast
Longshoremen held a 24 hour waterfront stoppage and pushed for a Sept. 2 coastwide strike. Seventy five delegates from Pacific coast ports voted to demand one full day off weekly, preferring Sunday, across San Francisco Los Angeles Long Beach Portland and Seattle.
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Autopsy Ordered In Woman's Death In Port Washington
An autopsy was ordered today for Mrs. Anna Matania 34 who died after being found unconscious in a basement. Her husband Teo said she often played organ or piano in the basement of the Methodist Church near her home during their search last Thursday night.
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Disabled Vets Gain Federal Jobs as War Disabilities Rise
The Civil Service Commission reports about one in twenty federal employees is a disabled veteran. Since January 1944 the number of disabled veterans in federal jobs more than doubled from 50 973 to 103 770. Total federal employment stands near 2 000 000.
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One Man's Opinion on Meat and Money
A column cites citizen resistance to meat eating while accusing government households of overspending. It notes workers earning low wages and hunger among Democrats, suggesting political motives behind policy and a nine day cruise to the Potomac as campaign fodder.
Airlines Seek Mayor Help Over Port Authority Harassment
Nine major airlines including American, Pan American, Northwest and United accuse the Port Authority of organized harassment aimed at steering carriers away from New York airports. They warn of ongoing disputes over fees at Idlewild and related facilities at LaGuardia, Newark, and Teterboro, urging Mayor O'Dwyer to intervene.
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Negro Mardi Gras King Buried After Long Procession
The Zulu King Joseph J. Smith a 14 year old who led the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club since 1988 was buried after a mile long Mardi Gras procession with two brass bands. Services at St Brathrens Baptist Church and burial at historic old City Cemetery followed the 42 hour wake.
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Jet Target Plane Is Defense Project
The Air Force and Navy joint project will build a small fast pilotless target plane named NG-2 for missile and aircraft practice. Ryan Aeronautical Co won the contract over 17 manufacturers to construct the drone, about half the size of a standard fighter, with details undisclosed.
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Muccio Arrives in Seoul with 19 Gun Salute
Special Representative John J. Muccio arrived at Kimpo Airport to be welcomed by Korean and American officials. He received a 19 gun salute and traveled from Tokyo aboard General MacArthur's chief pilot Maj Anthony Story.
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Dewey Drafts Education Statement Amid Lobby Controversy
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey is drafting a statement on education to accompany new appointments to the State University board. Aides say he plans a quiet week at his Pawling farm with no political visitors. He has not announced campaign plans, and the statement aims to set forth his views on education amid recent criticism of the teachers' lobby.
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Eleanor Roosevelt and daughter to host ABC radio talks
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and her daughter Mrs. John Boellinger will host 15 minute radio discussions on ABC starting October 4. The program titled Eleanor and Anna Roosevelt will air five days a week with time to be announced.
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Japan reports high birth rate and low death rate
Tokyo dispatch notes a surge in births the highest since 1966 and the lowest death rate on record. It cites last year with 562,587 more births than deaths, and lists Japan's population as 78,090,991 as of October 1, 1947.
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Hiccups End After Two Years With Simple Glass Trick
A 49 year old retired builder from Pasadena ended nearly two years of hiccuping after trying a water from the far side of a glass method suggested by Joseph Waller of Los Angeles. After bending at the waist and drinking two glasses, the hiccups stopped and have not returned.
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Lightning Causes Hundreds of Deaths and Injuries in U S
Lightning kills about 400 people and injures around 1,000 annually in the United States. The figures reflect ongoing risks from storms and provide a public safety context for outdoor activities and weather warnings.
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School Rolls To Let Mark Nation’s Enrolment Rise
Washington expects total enrollment to reach nearly 32,060,600 this fall with grammar schools at 22,797,000, high schools 6,270,000 and colleges 2,500,000. The rise of about 760,000 will occur mainly in grammar and high schools as veteran students decline to about 45 percent of college enrollment, with non veterans filling the vacancy.
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