Dr J F Wait Disappears In Elkton Va Missing Chemist
Internationally known chemist Dr J F Wait is missing during an automobile trip from Harrisonburg Virginia to his home in Metuchen New Jersey. Merck officials in Rahway say he has worked as a designing engineer since 1944 for the Merck streptomycin Stonewall plant at Elkton. Born in Norwich New York in 1903 he was a Cornell and Columbia graduate who traveled widely and spoke multiple languages.
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Elkton
J. F. Wait
Harrisonburg
Metuchen
N. J
Rahway
Merck
Hornbeck Handles Nowakowski Suit
Edmund 2 W Nowinske secretary to Mayor Cos tello said today the mayor turned over to Corporation Counsel Lyle W Hornbeck the action for 25000 in damages brought against Costello by Edward J Nowakowski Nowinski said the action apparently was drawn against Costello as mayor and referred to the city's chief attorney Other counsel may be called on to advise Hornbeck Nowinski said
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Edmund 2. W. Nowinske
Frank J. Costello
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Costello
Edward J. Nowakowski
Nowinski
Venezuela bars Chicago Daily News writer from return
The Ministry of the Interior banned Ernie Jill from reentering Venezuela. It objected to articles written after leaving the country that it said covered internal questions and Communist activities and cast Venezuela as hostile to foreign elements.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ministry of the Interior
Ernie Jill
Chicago Daily News
Hill
Elderly Syracusan Father Turned Away by Children
Police Sgt. Bernard Busch reports an elderly 76 year old man wandered to the wrong bus stop and sought shelter. His son and daughter refused to take him in and suggested a county home. After other refusals, the man was placed in temporary shelter and arrangements were made for his transfer to the County Home.
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Bernard Busch
Lo Busch
Busch
Iasiderice
Ilomoe
Plane bounces on roofs after takeoff from Northold Airport
A British European Airways DC-3 failed on takeoff from Northold Airport and bounced off a house roof, resting on two other cottages. All four crewmen and one passenger survived without injury, and no residents were hurt.
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London
British European Airways
Northold
Customs Judge Keele Resigns From U S Customs Court
President Truman accepted the resignation of William J. Keele 73 of New York from the U S Customs Court the White House announced today.
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Washington
Llp
Truman
William J. Keele
U.S. Customs Court
New York
White House
Hitler and Eva Braun Films Revealed by Army Seizure
Army seizure uncovers 31 reels of color films dating 1939 to 1941 showing Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun at private Berchtesgaden gatherings and nude-waterfall bathing. The films, found in a Bavarian hideout, are described as the couple’s personal property.
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Richard. A. O'Regan
Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf ‘Hitler
Eva’ Braun
Berchtesgaden
Bavarian
Berlin
Fuchrer
Woman Arraigned In Cash Gem Theft Case
Ida Shealy 33 pleaded not guilty in Police Court to a cash and jewelry theft at a home where she was employed. Judge Homer Walsh set Dee 23 for a hearing with bail at 500. The alleged theft of 250 dollars and 500 dollars worth of gems was reported by Mrs Samuel Fenton of 1700 E Genesee St after a burglary found during her downtown shopping day and a window being left open.
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Ida
Shealy
Townsend ‘St
Homer
Walsh
Set Dee
Samuel “Fenton
E. Genesee
Riots End Two Day Strike in Naples Region
Demonstrations over soaring food prices spread in Florence region as a general strike paralyzed the area for two days before being called off at noon by the Chamber of Labor.
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Rome
Naples
Chamber. of Labor
Trustees Elected At Church Meeting
At the First Baptist Church annual meeting on Wednesday night Judge Leo W. Breed Carl T. Donan and William B. Stark were elected to the board for three years Reelected was Norman K Frick Rev Dr G Pitt Beets executive secretary of the American Baptist Home Mission Society Northern Baptist Convention was the principal speaker at the annual dinner preceding the business session
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First Baptist Church
Leo W. Breed
Carl ‘T. Donan
William B. Stark
Norman K. Frick
G. Pitt Beets
American Baptist Home
Mission
Society of the’ Northern Baptist Convention
Negligence Action In Hands Of Jury
James Lebello, a World War II veteran and former Syracuse mail carrier, sues Syracuse Transit Co and driver Michael O Stee le for 10000 in Supreme Court. The case stems from injuries to his left foot and leg after a bus struck him at Warren Street and Genesee Street on June 21. The matter was given to a jury by Justice Henry J Kimball.
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James Lebello
N. Geddesst
Syracuse’ Transit Company
Michael O‘steele
Supreme
Easier 40-Year Home Loan Appeal From VFW Leader
Veterans of Foreign Wars chief Louis E. Starr urged the Federal Housing Administration to back 40-year low-interest loans for veterans to spur home construction for rent. An FHA official said Starr should have addressed Congress since current law caps loans at 25 years for one to four family homes.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Com. Louis E. Starr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
FHA
Starr
Congress
Brewerton Dealer High for Equipment Bid
Peter Klekowski the Brewerton junk dealer was the high bidder at 1512 dollars for six pieces of worn out public works equipment. George Waite, commissioner of contracts and purchases, announced today. Three other bids were received. The equipment was listed by Charles BilNon, D P W commissioner, as beyond repair.
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Peter: Klekowski
Brewerton Junk Dealer
George F. Waite
Charles E. BilNon
Writ Frees Man Says Term Illegal in Court
A habeas corpus writ brought by A Fairfax Montague for Herbert J Quigley 34 of Potsdam from Onondaga Penitentiary pursued release arguing a three month sentence for non support was illegal and without arraignment. Assistant District Attorney Erna Hofmann countered in the Supreme Court that the Children's Court Act allows imprisonment without arraignment when support payments are in arrears exceeding 200.
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A. Fairfax Montague
Clifford H. Sear
Supreme Court Today
Herbert J. Quigley
Potsdam
Onondaga Penitentiary
Montague
Europe
Pacific
Erna Hofmann
Children’s Court Act
Quigley
Warship Delivered From Quincy Yard for Navy
The last naval ship contracted in World War II left the Bethlehem Steel Co. yard in Quincy Massachusetts today for delivery to the United States Navy in Boston. Rochester is the vessel, marking the completion of wartime shipbuilding orders.
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Quincy
Mass
U.S
Rochester
Bethlehem Steel Co
United States Navy
Boston
Ex Lax Ad Promotes Gentle Laxative as Happy Medium
An advertising copy touts Ex Lax as a trusted laxative for families, claiming it is effective yet gentle. It highlights a collective bargain vibe with children’s preference and Mothers’ trust, noting 10¢ and 25¢ package sizes and a caution to use only as directed.
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Nowakowski
Hitler
Braun Films
Stadium” Boots
Pat
Brewerton Dealer
Bern
Butternut ST
Bern's
Davenport
Habbocks
Children’s Access
Dinette
Barsi
Carwel-Rum Peston
Bens&s Huge
Butternut
Woodlawn
Salina ST
Furniture CO
Lodi
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