Million Saved for Mental Hygiene Patients in New York State
The Bureau of Mental Hygiene estimates 1.5 million dollars have been saved for mental patients in New York State hospitals this year by uncovering fraud in patient estates and curbing excessive guardian expenditures. In Saratoga Springs, Carl M. Straus, 42, died after a jeep collision at a government project near Hermes where he worked as a guard.
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Bureau of Mental Hygiene
State Attorney General's Office
Saratoga Springs
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Hermes
Straus
Three Day Twins Found Dead in Creek
Police investigate the deaths of three day old twin babies whose bodies were found in a creek near Camden New Jersey. The case prompts a United Nations commission discussion on financing increased UN activities and involves American defense leaders and international figures amid autopsy plans.
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United Nations Commission
Camden
N. J
American Association of
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United Nations
Harold T. W. Grant
Cooper River
Canaan
Grant
King Richwins
Dig Fot
Camden County
Right-Wing Wins CIO Transport Workers Union Convention
At Chicago, the right wing of the CIO Transport Workers Union dominated Monday's officer elections, while leftists were largely ousted. Newly elected leadership reviews the old executive board's critical convention report, with left faction members absent and equipment moved from headquarters. Michael T. Quill, reelected president, oversees rewriting the report.
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Chicago
Heftayvinys
CIO ‘Transport Workers Union
Michael T Quill
Af Quill
Burial Arranged For Train Victim In Middletown
Funeral arrangements were set for 73 year old Maud Mull of Kelly's Corners after her brother Allie Talt, killed by a New York Central train near Kelly's Corners, as local notices mention his death and cellars. The report notes wartime politics and a broader context including postwar clemency debates and public reactions to German camps.
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Middletown
Maat Mull
Kelly's Corners
Spre
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Ilere
Chiang
Oklahoma City
Max Eugene Hettke
Lansing
New York
Argadia
Oklo
Sail Beach
Corti
Christmas Holiday Labor Note Reflects GOP Candidate Absences
A terse memo notes that virtually all workers are on duty while Republican candidates take time off for Christmas. The piece hints at campaign timing and labor activity during the holiday season without naming specific people or places.
Farmer Amputates Hand Caught in Corn Picket
Dale Wann a 43 year old Fountain County farmer on a Kingman area farm amputated his left hand with a pocketknife after it was caught in a corn picket. He walked home to report the injury and was in good condition later.
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Veedersburg
Ind
Dale Wann
Fountain County
Kingman
Wann
Bramuglia To Tajik Talks With Truman And Marshall
Argentine foreign minister Bramuglia heads to the United States for talks with President Truman and Secretary Marshall on future political relations. He stresses discussions will focus on political matters, not economic.
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Bramuglia
Tajik
Truman
Marshall
U. S
Paris
Juan A. Bramiuglia
United States
Tofay
George Marshall
Budget figures hint at postwar austerity plans
A London report cites Basil O’Connor and Harold Wilson as prominent figures in a discussion of austerity measures. The piece notes a 60 million pound total adjusted to show a one fourth reduction from last year, with references to the Board of Trade and other officials. The text also mentions dates and ages in a fragmented way amid policy debate and upcoming campaigns.
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Basil O'Connor
Harold Wilson
Board of Trade
Eyerman
New
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Yori Paneer
Int
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