Albany Protests and Appointments Stir State News
In Albany, protests surface as state officials discuss legal action against book and magazine distributors. The National Council on Freedom from Censorship aligns with the ACLU to challenge authorities, while two new personnel administrators are named with salaries up to 3 780. Security policy shifts are indicated by federal plans, and a hunting incident near Wellsville ends with a drowning of a buck after multiple shots.
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Christmas nostalgia and price panic in a quirky 1940s ad
In a collage of garbled notes a 1944 cost of living kit, a coffee vending machine in a New York subway and a 1948 wage debate appear. The piece cites Walter Eisenne, a 52-for-40 magic kit, and a Rockefeller Center installation while echoing postwar scarcity.
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Ican Pharmaceutical Association
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Florida braces for synthetic hurricane filming in Miami Beach
Hollywood shoots a fake storm for Slattery's Hurricane in Miami Beach with stars Linda Darnell Veronica Lake Richard Widmark and John Russell enduring artificial winds and rain as part of the production.
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Tong resigns as Chinese government spokesman in Nanking
Tong Hollington, the government information director since April 1947 and a close associate of President and Madame Chiang Kai-shek, announced his resignation. He previously held cabinet ministerial rank and remained a key adviser to Chiang.
High Court Upholds Surrogate Vote Ruling in Albany
The High Court affirmed the surrogate’s vote tally in Albany, rejecting disputed ballots and confirming the canvassers’ figures. The decision supports the Republican Georgenkenhaler endorsement and upholds the election outcome amid contention over ballots.
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Divorce of Dead Man Is Annulled
Judge Cecil F Bates annulled the divorce of Arthur D Owens a World War II veteran who died in 1943 alleging fraud in obtaining the decree. His wife Mrs Owens claimed he knew her whereabouts and learned of the petition only after the divorce was granted. The action seeks to restore rights for a widow seeking Civil Service preference.
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ABC Narrows Earnings as TV Network Costs Rise
New York reports American Broadcasting Co and subsidiaries show a $610,000 decrease in net income due to television network operations. The firm launched its network last spring and has aired three of its own stations with two more under construction. Bunche goes to Palestine as UN mediator. Palestine nine months ended Sept 20 shows estimated net income of $0.26 per share, down from $1.08.
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