Entertainer Earl Wilson notes while political talk stirs
Earl Wilson jokes about Tallulah Bankhead and a feuded playwright. He mentions Will Rogers, Sammy Levinson’s book and CBS guessing games. Reports on a California driver bragging about a Ford and a longshore strike resuming in San Francisco with Bridges backing a West Coast walkout. Rebels reportedly routed near Rangoon after a large skirmish.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
D.so
Bridges
Rangoon
Burma
Prone
Tammany Must Defeat Marcantonio, O'Dwyer Says
Mayor William O'Dwyer urges Tammany Hall to defeat Vito Marcantonio in the November election. He prohibits Democratic support for the ALP congressman by Tammany leaders who aided the ALP in the past.
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O'Dwyer
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Vito Marcantonio
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City Hall
Tammany District
Truman Receives Moscow Reports Aboard Williamsburg
President Truman stayed on the presidential yacht Williamsburg near Yorktown while receiving radioed updates on Moscow talks. He planned to move to Sharpe's Island as the vessel anchors for the night and keeps silent on the outlook.
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Sharpe's Island
Bernadotte Warns Israel to Pull Jewish Troops From Red Cross Zone
Count Folke Bernadotte warned Israel to remove Jewish troops from the International Red Cross zones in Jerusalem or face reporting to the United Nations Security Council as a truce violator. He ordered his chief of staff to seek a final decision from Foreign Minister Moshe Shertok.
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Folke Bernadotte
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Palestine
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Aage Lundstroem
Moshe Shertok
Set For Sept 15 Hearing On Union Contempt
Federal Judge Luther Swygert ordered International Typographical Union officials to appear at 10 A.M. on Sept. 15 to show cause why the union should not be held in contempt of court. The NLRB alleges continued closed shop conditions in negotiations with newspaper publishers.
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Luther M. Swygert
International Typographical Union
National Labor Relations Board
Swygert
NLRB
Southern Indiana District Court
Woodruff Randolph
Don Turd
Elmer Brown
Larry Taylor
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan comments on President Truman and the draft marriage loophole. He jokes that some men marry to avoid service and notes risks of justice and double jeopardy. The piece mocks those who rush matrimony and recounts a man who married to dodge the draft and later protested at recruiting HQ.
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Fred Allen
South America
Sammy Levinson
Pias
Walter Kiernan
Truman
Krempa Pays $5 Fine After Stop Sign Violation
Motorist Al Ifred I Krempa was handed a summons by a motorcycle patrolman for failing to observe a stop sign and paid the $5 fine in Cafeteria Court seven minutes later.
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al Ifred I
Krempa
Burglar flees after trying to steal watch from sleeping woman
In Back Bay, a burglar entered Mrs Harriet Clark's apartment and attempted to remove a watch from her wrist as she slept. She woke, the thief fled leaving his shoes behind.
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Boston
Back Bay
Harriet Clark
Notable Obituaries From Diverse Fields Across U S Cities
A collection of brief notices lists Branklin Booth the 64 year old artist in New York City. Helen Lee Worthing the 47 year old Broadway and film actress in Los Angeles. Maurice Meru Lichsmann the pianist educator and archaeologist in Santa Fe New Mexico. Captain William A Winston 52 Pan American Airways pilot in Miami. Lewis Goofer 82 engineer for presidents and a British prime minister in Louisville Kentucky. Rev Msgr Hugh J OReilly 66 pastor and dean in Plattsburg. Alice Dix South Worth 85 widow of Meadville Theological Seminary chief in Washington.
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New Yow City
Helen Lee Worthing
Los Angeles
Alice DIX Southworth
Franklin D. Southworth
Meadville Cpa
Unitarian Theological Seminary
Washington
Berlin Named Capital of United German Empire
Berlin was established as the capital of the united German empire in 1871.
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Berlin
German Empire
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