Full Penalty Demanded in Tipsy Driving
The state safety division chief urged full punishment for drunk drivers at the New York State Police Conference. Thomas W. Ryan cited that many cases reduce charges and called for license suspensions and drastic court action. About 400 policemen attended as Mayor O Dwyer recalled early harsh NYC conditions.
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Truman Aids Begin Work On Campaign Speeches At Sea
On the presidential yacht Williamsburg President Truman and his aides draft major speeches for a Michigan Labor Day tour. He plans to address Detroit and other stops demanding repeal of the Taft Hartley Act and urging price controls. The ship nears Cape Henlopen with escort J P Kennedy Jr and will head toward Yorktown before returning to Washington.
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Make Believe Lone Ranger Corralled as Horse Thief
A slim 18 year old, Johnny Rosario, posed as the Lone Ranger for three days riding the movie horse Silver from Manhattan Riding Academy to New Jersey and back. He was arrested in City Prison on larceny charges and held on $1,500 bail after returning the horse owned by Edward Crowell. Rosario said he intended to steal the horse.
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Christ of the Andes Statue Marks Border Accord
A bronze statue named Christ of the Andes stands on the Chile Argentina border. Erected in 1902, it commemorates a peaceful settlement of a long standing boundary dispute between the two nations.
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Bronx counselor killed in Copake auto crash
Hudson report says Selawartz Charlotte of the Bronx, 18, a camp counselor at Berkshire Pines in Copake, was fatally struck by a car yesterday. The tragedy occurred during camp activities, underscoring safety concerns at Hudson area youth programs.
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Man finds cure for rheumatic pain with Tru Aid
A Syracuse man long plagued by muscular rheumatism reports rapid relief after starting Tru Aid. He describes swelling and stiffness diminishing in days, enabling him to walk without suffering and feel like a new man. The product claims three key medical ingredients targeting rheumatic and neuritic pains.
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Monroe Home Up For Sale
Leesburg Virginia residents watched as Oak Hill Estate once owned by President James Monroe was taken by U.S. deputy marshals after foreclosure action. The 1 725 acre property with a 20 room mansion was seized from Frank C Littleton amid bankruptcy and trespass clashes. sheriff deputies faced a pistol at the gates as inspections were delayed by court orders.
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New York
Loan Firm Probe Will Be Widened
Emporia Kansas reports an expanded inquiry into the financial background of City Finance Corporation president Herbert J. Kindred after his murder. Investigators say more individuals will be implicated as the case unfolds. A Kansas Bureau of Investigation source cites a truck driver claiming Kindred planned his own death and sought an executioner. Receivership for the firm was sought yesterday as losses are estimated by vice president H. C. Davis.
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Creditors May See Claims Totals Reach 750000
The document notes that claims from creditors could total as much as 750000 dollars, signaling potential financial obligations and rearrangement steps under discussion.
Network Adopts Television Soon
The NBC Midwest television network with five stations will begin regular programs on Sept 20. Original members are KSD TV St Louis WWJ TV Detroit WTMJ TV Milwaukee WSPD TV Toledo and WBEN TV Buffalo. NBC officials outlined network operation plans at a meeting yesterday.
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Opening of New York Jubilee Attracts 60 000 Visitors
About 60 000 people visited Grand Central Palace as New York City marked its golden jubilee exposition opening. The crowd included 30 000 school children. The exhibit runs through September 19 and celebrates the 50th anniversary of the city’s five boroughs consolidation.
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