Fragmentary notes on European tour and stage plans
The text mentions a royal entourage leaving Deauville and references to Paris, Mimi, and Aira stage name. It notes Mimi studying for a stage and screen career and Medart as a golfer who once held the St Louis amateur title and played in the British Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brineeauville
Aira
John’ Boles
Golorade
Mimi Avould
Europe
Paris
Mimi
Medart
Sts. Louis
Princess Anne Named Baby After Royal Lineage
The newborn daughter of Princess Elizabeth is given the name Anne as a tribute to Queen Anne and the Elizabethan lineage. The report notes the era’s influence on monarchy, with remarks on Queen Elizabeth and the anticipated public recognition of the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Alice’ Louise
Edinb Teh
Balabuesust
Princess Anne
Queen Anne
Elizabeth
Philip
Britain
Increase in passenger cases argued by railroad counsel
A central rail road official, Jacob Aronson, vice president and general counsel for New York Central, presented arguments on the rise in passenger cases. He spoke for all parties, outlining the increase and its implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argumen
Jacob
Aronson
New York’, Central Railroad
Bulgarian laureate poet Nikola Chrelkov dies in Sofia
Prague telegram reports the Bulgarian Communist poet and Georgi Dimitrov prize laureate Nikola Chrelkov has died in Sofia. The death was confirmed today by published dispatches from Prague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Nikola’ Chrelkov
Georgi Dimitrov
Sofia
Today’s Features and Page Directory Overview
An indexing note outlines pages for features such as Comics, Ida Jean Kain, Dr. Dean, Crossword, Mary Haworth, Horoscope, Talking It Over, Amusemats, Editorials, Bridge, Letters, Classifieds, Inquiries, City Life, Radio TV, Deaths, Social, Earl Wilson, Sports, and Financial items. A separate Today's Pictures entry is on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comicsi
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
City Life
Sovial
Earl Wilson
Financial
Winchell
20 Feared Dead As 3 Storm Rages Over Cuba
Havana reports the death toll from last weekend’s tropical storm may reach 20. The storm struck the Cuban coast last Friday causing multi million dollars in property damage from high winds and floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
INS
Cuban Authoritie
Policy Officials Outline Arthur Air Issue Details
Officials set out the sequence of events surrounding the Arthur air issue in a policy column. Newsmen discuss conclusions and timing, indicating the matter concluded on Page 2 Column 4 and shaping subsequent coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Hen
Weather Outlook Warns of Warm Humidity Across Regions
The forecast notes a trough pressure moving from New England toward Chicago with warm humid conditions north of the trough. The south, including Syracuse, remains affected. Sadowski predicts a high near 81 tomorrow after yesterday's 87. Winds shift from light tonight to northeast 10 to 15 mph tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Syracuse
Sadowski
Foreign affairs spark resolution urging Acheson replacement
The Chicago summary notes that foreign affairs prompted a resolution calling for President Truman to discharge Secretary of State Dean Acheson. The text mentions removal as a possible outcome and reflects a reaction to policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Acheson
Taft Tours Plant as Workers Walk Out
About one hundred steelworkers at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co walked off the job to protest Senator Robert A. Taft during a visit. Taft passed the group near the plant gate an hour later as police kept watch. no disorder occurred during the tour.
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Youngstown
Solvay Soldier Albert Bellucci Killed in Korea
Pfc. Albert Bellucci, 21, of Solvay and the 24th Reconnaissance Unit, was killed in action in Korea. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bellucci of 104 Seventh North St. Solvay, he enlisted in May 1948 after basic at Fort Dix and served overseas via Japan. Survived by parents two brothers Angela and Joseph and four sisters including Mrs. Ethel Zeer.
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Samuel Bellucci
Seventh North St
Solvay
Pfc
Albert Bellucci
Korea
Washington
Bellucci
24Th Reconnaisance
Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Japan
Belhucel
Solvay High School
Solvay Process Co
Navy
Smapson
Angela
Joseph
Ethel Zeer
Express Train Wreck Causes Investigated
An east or westbound express train No. 32 carrying railroad employees wrecked along the line. An investigation was begun to determine the cause of the accident and the specific sequence of events leading up to the crash.
Woman Sentenced in Truck Fire Case in Municipal Court
Mrs. Virginia Lorns admitted setting fire to a truck owned in part by A. A. Anderveg in a Municipal Court session. Judge Cecil Curry sentenced her to 60 days in jail, noting the age of the defendant and her motive to protect her man and truck. A police dispatcher added a quip about the suspect being cold sober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Virginia
A. A. Anderverg
Ane
Anderveg
Cecil "C.’Curry
Woman dies after leap from ninth floor window
A woman wearing a green dress plunged to her death from a Park Sheraton Hotel ninth floor window. Police found a car license in her handbag under the name Dorothy C. Birdsong, 36, of 129 Roosevelt Ave Cranford New Jersey. She checked in as Mrs Robert Hill of 66 South Grand Avenue Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. No note was found.
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York
Park ‘Sheraton
Dorothy C. Birdsong
Roosevelt Av
Cranford
N. J
Robert Hill
S. Grand Av
Pittsburgh
Wildcat Strike Reaches 2500 at Case Goods Co
In Jamestown 125 production workers at Empire Case Goods Co engage in a wildcat strike. The tally of strikers rises to about 2500 in Chautauqua County as talks falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Empire “Case Goods Co
Chautauqua
Senate and House Approve Foreign Aid Bill in Voice Vote
Finishing touches were added to the foreign aid bill yesterday as the Senate and House approved it by voice vote. The measure totals 84 373 729 and directs funds to Spain amid the broader aid allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Senate
House
Congress
Belgian unit to embark for Korea in November
A Belgian infantry battalion of 1,000 volunteers will depart for Korea in the last two weeks of November, the defense authorities announced. The movement comes as part of the international effort and involves a sizable contingent ready to deploy for the conflict region.
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Brussels
Belgium
Korea
Defense Cources
Fragmentary OCR Note on Missing Person in Salt Watch 1025
A partial OCR shows a fragmented line about hearing movement near a window and mentions 1025 Salt watch and a missing person. The readable fragment hints at a deserted area or building and a person missing, but details are unclear.
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Arglage
Newspaper Attack Claims Cardinal Spellman as Possible Successor
A Zeitung piece attacks Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York and portrays him as being regarded as a potential successor to the pontificate.
Russian Sub Officers Sail Secret Global Tours
A Stockholm dispatch quoted by The Daily Herald reports Russian submarine officers secretly sailing in Soviet merchant ships to various regions. They are ordered to acquire navigational skills and rapid recognition of foreign vessels through these covert trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Herald
Stockholm
Requeva
Malik Declares U S Aggressor in Formosa at UN Session
Russia opens a propaganda push at the United Nations by accusing the United States of aggression against Communist China in Formosa. Council president Malik aims to place the charge on the council agenda while the U S rebukes the claim as a falsehood and pushes Korea as the real issue.
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Lake Success
Russia
Security Council
China
Formosa
Jaxon A. Malik
Eee
U. S
Malik
Courcil
Hag
Korea
Matix
Nis
Mark
Evacuated Port City Encircled Amidst Sustained Envelopment
An evacuated port city remains nearly two thirds surrounded by enemy forces as defensive efforts intensify. Reports indicate earnest Haberecht’s unit positions are aiding road corridors and tightening risks for supply lines.
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Port City
Longshoremen Face Ouster Over Communist Policy
West Coast union leaders including Bridges and Bryson confront ouster for following Communist line. Dissenting votes by W Robertson and Hugh Bryson reflect the push to remove leaders. an appeal to the CLO convention in Chicago is possible but unlikely to reverse the executive board’s action. The 75,000 longshoremen purge mirrors last year’s removal of all unions deemed Communist aligned.
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West Coast
Communist Party
W. Robertson
Bridges’ Union
Hugh. Bryson
Marine Cooks
Bridges
Bryson
Executive Board
CLO
Chicago
Fishermen and Allied Workers
Joseph Jurich
Bridges Union
Missing Boy Sought By Hundred Men In Rainy Wisconsin Search
A hundred men including vacationists searched rain soaked undergrowth around Ermind Lake and Tomahawk for David Blucher, 51% years old, who vanished Saturday afternoon from his home at a resort. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Blucher of Flossmoor, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainelander
Wis
UPI
Ermund Lake i
David Blucher
Walter H. Blucher
Flossmoore
Tih
Argentina protests arrest of diplomatic courier on Polish border
Buenos Aires lodged a formal protest with Poland over the alleged arrest and detention of its diplomatic courier on the Polish border and demanded immediate preparations and explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
INS
Poland
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Pohan
Boulogne
Deauville
Mimi‘ Medart
Associated Press
Farouk
Princss Elizabeth Asa
Cuba
acArthur
White Houses
Baltimore & Ohio
Connellsville
Taft
Pfc. Bellucci
Korea War
Margaret Avery
Bernadine
Elizabeth Reljueri
Wise
Bes ‘ Porcupine
Red
America
Earnest Haberecht
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