Truman Aids Pool Of Minds On Fair Deal
Bright young lawyers and researchers pool brain power at Florida hidy to help Truman and the Fair Deal aboard the U S S Williamsburg and in Quarters L. Snyder and Pace discuss taxes and spending while the Washington trip looms. A donkey found tied near the beach draws Navy attention.
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U.S.S. Williamsburg
Florida
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Frank Pace
Navy
Mother Fails To Save Child In Fiery Tenement Blaze
In New York a 19 year old mother Ann Williams could not reach her three month old Nellie as flames from an oil heater trapped a lower East Side two room flat. Nellie died from burns and smoke. 20 residents fled the building as firemen contained the blaze on the ground floor. Rivero Williams the father was away.
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New York
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Alfred
Nellie
Rivero Williams
Teen-Agers Accept Ty Thic Rebuke
Mason City high school students back strict handling of reckless teen drivers after several license suspensions. The Student Council adopted a resolution supporting enforcement actions by city police to curb dangerous driving by youths.
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Mason City, Ia
Mason City High School
Mason City
Council Forms Traffic Safety Campaign Committee
The council approved a plan to reduce reckless teenage driving by creating a traffic safety campaign. A committee will direct posters, moving pictures, and talks by highway patrolmen to promote safe behavior and protect the community.
Governor's Wife Files for Divorce in Nevada
Mrs Adlai E Stevenson wife of Illinois governor is expected to file for divorce in district court Las Vegas accusing extreme cruelty mental in nature Custody of three children and a property settlement are agreed They married in 1928 Mrs Stevenson is Ellen Borden heiress of a Chicago family The Sinais Democrat formerly assistant secretary of the navy and U N representative
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Las Vegas
Nev
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
John Small
Reno
Sinais
Quick Retreat Ends Marriage Says Soldier Husband Won’t Stay
Mrs. Martha E. Trevis seeks annulment or divorce from 22 year old soldier Gilbert Trevis claiming they married on April 23 at 4 30 P.M. and by 10 P.M. he left to end the marriage.
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Los Angeles
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Martha E. Trevis
Superior Court
Three in a classroom may need psychiatric care says official
Federal Security Administrator John L. Thurston told Congress that about three of every 30 pupils in average classes show serious emotional or behavioral problems and could spend time in a mental hospital. He urged national health insurance, education aid, social security expansion, and broader public health to assist low income families.
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John L. Thurston
Joint
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Sparkman
D.-Ala
Flanders
R-Vt
Hubert
Ohio
Rich
Oscar Ewing
Flanders backs health plan urge to Congress
He urged Congress to adopt the administration health insurance program for the nation while noting some thrifty farm families thrive on cash incomes of $2000 or $1000 annually. England, where he has endorsed the plan, was cited in connection with the push.
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England
Congress
Flanders
Abandoned Baby Tale Exploded By Police Report
Ted Sokolowski, 24, claimed to find a newborn in a street corner box and showed doctors a baby. He admitted being the father and identified the mother as 29 year old Mary Mickert, a divorcee with three other children. Police seized him after noting his auto license. The mother said she delivered the infant unattended and called Sokolowski to dispose of it.
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Cidcago
Ted Sokolowski
Sokolowski
Mary Mickert
Wallace, Former State Official, Dies at 81 in Albany
Richard Wesley Wallace a former associate state commissioner in charge of old age pensions died at his Albany home. He was 81 and had served the state from 1906 to 1938 after moving from Canada in 1892. He taught at Albany Business College and helped found the Central City Business School in Syracuse before entering state service.
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Albany
Richard Wesley Wallace
Wallace
Canada
Albany Business College
Central City Business School
Syracuse
North Korea Frees Starved Americans
Two emaciated American officials, Albert E. Willis and Alfred I. Meschter, returned from 81 days in North Korea after a negotiated transfer at Yohy on the 38th parallel. Officials reported no physical mistreatment, but Willis weighed about 190 pounds prior to capture, having lost roughly 60 pounds.
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Seoul
North Korea
United States
Economic Cooperation Administration
Albert E. Willis
Brooklyn
M. Y
Alfred I. Meschter
Kinderhook
N. Y
Meschier
Harold J. Noble
James W. Fraser
Yohyon
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Bridegroom Charged in Slaying for Honeymoon Fund
Edward Wolfe of Williamsville admitted killing 57 year old Elmer J. Patengell in his mother's Dunkirk home basement on Oct 29 to obtain money for a honeymoon. State Police later searched for Patengell's body, reportedly concealed in a patch of shemlock trees at Alleghany State Park.
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Dunkirk
John Warren
Edward Wolfe
Williamsville
Elmer J. Patengell
Wolfe
Patengell
Warren
Shemlock
Alleghany State Park
Eight Die In Fire Strikes Williamsport Cabin
In Williamsport Pennsylvania a fire that started Saturday night killed eight children. Bert Edkins, his wife and his stepson Edgar Cosgrove age 14 survived with severe burns and remain in critical condition. The unattended two story cabin was destroyed in the blaze.
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Williamsport
Bert Edkins
Edgar Cosgrove
Playdrome Fire Kills Man in Union City
A deadly blaze at the Union City Playdrome destroyed the venue early today. One man was burned to death and a pin boy was reported missing, raising fears for another casualty in the New Jersey incident.
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Union City
N. J
New Jer
Bowling center tragedy claims Walter Kelly at 32-Alley
A tragic incident at Jsey’s largest bowling center results in the death of Walter Kelly, 55, identified as a patron at the 32-Alley bowling facility. Police investigated the scene and ongoing inquiries referenced the bowling alley as the site of the fatal event.
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Jsey
Walter Kelly
Chet
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