Food Plentiful in 54 Says Store Head
New York report quotes John A. Hartford, chairman of Creal Avia Mile aid Pacife Vea Co, saying the food industry is in its best shape to date and that while some foods may be in short supply and price trends depend on factors beyond growers, prospects are bright for adequate U S food supply. Divers search for an object off New York coast proceeds after locating debris in 80 feet of water ten miles northeast of Laxe.
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Mort Civilian
Defense Neers
Creal Avia Mile Aid Pacife Vea Co
John A. Hartford
Bey
Smog Transits Detroit West Side. Rest of City Quiet
A foul smelling smog swept Detroit's west side early today awakening hundreds then vanished as mysteriously as it appeared. No immediate illness or damage noted. Also a two year old Cleveland boy Aubrey Vannes Jr choked to death on a grape aboard a New York Central train near Dayton. Rescue efforts with an inhalator failed. Delta stewardess Leonalgress Tolde dies in Atlanta fire at the Avanta Airport terminal.
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West Side
Dayton
Cleveland
Aubrey Vannes, Jr
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Alabama
Valney
John E. Rankin
House Vetrang Committee
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Leonalgress
Delta Airlines
Avanta
French Repulse Vietnamese Drive Near Hanoi Front
Vietminh forces pressed a northern offensive against French troops north of Hanoi, but a French counterattack pushed them back. The assault hit Yenphu near the capital, with French outposts along the Duy and Songeau rivers bearing the brunt in darkness. In Formosa, reports say 50 Chinese Nationalist generals were executed for wavering from communism, with 270 executions in two months at Wuchow in Guangxi.
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Hanoi
Yenphu
Duy
Songeau
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Formosa
China Union ‘Press
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Wuchow
Kwangsi
Hanley bids Albany adieu after 24 years as governor
Governor Joe R. Hanley announces his farewell as he leaves the gray-stoned capitol in Albany after a 24 year tenure. He reflects on the long service and the friendships formed, noting it will be strange to depart from a house that has been his official home for decades.
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Redsley
Vaeve
U. S
Herbert H. Lehman
Capitol
Watch Dog on Defense Chief Urged by Humphrey for Watchdog Committee
Washington reports Humphrey urged creation of a Watchdog Committee to monitor the civil defense administrator to prevent abuse of powers. A compromise bill approved by the Senate House conferees aims to set up an independent Civil Defense Administration led by a single administrator with broad emergency powers and a three year federal-state funding plan. Caldwell named as interim administrator, with authority defined for emergency and non emergency actions, including seizure of property and designation of target areas, under a direct command chain to the states.
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Jamphrey
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Benater House
White House
Truman
Civil Defense Administration
Millard F. Caldwell Sr
Florida
Caldwell
Mrr
United States
Defense Secretary
Press Advertising Hailed by Clothier Amid War News
The Cenical Daily News reports 750000 troops in Siberia amid calls for a Pacific alliance akin to the Atlantic Pact. A Paris commentator is fired over remarks on the U.S. ambassador to Spain, while Tirana radio details Albanian saboteurs jailed for Greece and Yugoslavia. Royal Spanish nuptials and a war criminal sentences review in Britain also feature.
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Cenical Daily News
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Sibera
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Alaska
London
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Germany
Nan Sevilda
Spain
Infanta
Inves de Bourbor Sicilias
Juans
aLd Ton van
Wags
Carins Chins
Notable deaths listed from multiple figures across cities
Death notices honor Leslie Mavergat 54 writer and editor in New York City, Bradshaw 54 steel writer in Albuquerque, Isabel Sprague-Smith 59 artist and festival founder in Winter Park, Miron Blalock Texas Democratic leader in Marshall, William Arte 46 fisheries president and bank executive in New York and Santa Barbara, Dertraw Thomas 89 soldier and disciple of Law Feiner in Bristol.
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Steel Bradshaw
Manger
Hoaxer
Food Administration
New York City
Samuel M. Golden
Chienze & Great Western
Albuquerque
Isabel Wight Sprague-Smith
Winter Park Beach
Winter Park
Fla
Miron G. Blalock
Texas
Marshall
Tex
William F. Arte
Dent
Farallone Fisheries Ornien
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Ferme
Columbia Timeer
Santa Barbara
Cali
Dertraw Thomas
Law Feiner
Aradia
Bristol
Eng
Mrs. Emily Long Dies In Albany At 81
Mrs. Emily Kay Long, 81, longtime Albany resident and noted musician, died after a long illness. A St. Paul native, she had lived in Albany 26 years and participated in many local groups. Survivors include sister Mrs. L. G. Bacon of St. Paul and niece Mrs. F. C. Hunt of Ithaca. Funeral services set for Wednesday.
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Emily’ Ce Kay Long
Long
St. Paul Minn
L. G Bacon
St. Paul
F.C. Hunt
Ithaca
Jday
Chicago to Pursue Jaywalking Drive
Chicago announces a newAnti jaywalking campaign beginning today to curb midblock crossings and against the flow of traffic. Police will issue warnings then traffic fines up to 206 dollars for violators. The prior ordinance was struck down by the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Quadruple amputee smiles at mom in hospital tale
A severely injured Korean War veteran, Robert Sipivh, the first quadruple amputee, spoke with his widowed mother Mrs Ciara Smith at a Washington hospital after frostbite injuries in Chowin Reserve action. The American Legion aided his travel expenses while doctors planned temporary claw aids and later artificial limbs.
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Ari
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Robert
Waollington
Erle Cocke
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the Legion
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Father of 5 Will Die as Girl Slayer Case Unfolds
Michigan Indiana union desk reports that Lor LaBaugh, a man linked to a string of rapes and murders in 1940s Indiana, faces execution after Supreme Court stays were denied. The case intertwines accomplices Ralph Lohath and Robert Christen, with Christen later freed for lack of new evidence. Three women were killed in 1944 1945. LoBaugh initially confessed then recanted before pleading guilty, while Charles Jen and others faced separate charges. The drama spans Kokomo Fort Wayne and Denver, highlighting court delays and a reward dispute.
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Supreme Court
Ralph Lohatsh
Kokoma
Ind
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o'Tife
Diana Supreme Court
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Lorbauigh
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Anna Kuzeff
Wilheimina Haagal
Dorothea Howard
Lobaugti
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Howard
Ite
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Lobaugh
Wafe
Simon Spar
Hey
Aliss Naaga
Kuzeft
Jane
Conine
J Click
Marie
Clie
Autho
Click
Dev
Labaugh
Miss Hatga
Misa Kuneth
Lohamh Drax
Petiirr
Iucbaugh
State officials weigh fate of detained figure
A fragmented report notes West May State officials have considered his case. The text suggests he may be spared some aspects but is unlikely to be fully released or rehabilitated.
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Cutlon West
Dreams Home Fire Ends With Window Crash
A Denver man, 26, in a disturbed state leaped through a bedroom window to escape imagined flames. He sustained severe lacerations after crashing into the glass and waking on the sidewalk outside the room he believed was on fire. Police report he thought he heard his wife cry fire.
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Lottie
Chi Desmons
Walker’s Son Named MacArthur Aid In Korea
General MacArthur appoints Capt Sam Sims Walker, son of the late Lt Gen Walton H Walker, as his aide. Walker was Company A commander, 19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division. the general’s party leaves Japan by plane tomorrow for the United States.
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Sam Sims Walker
Walton H. Walker
Walker
Japan
United States
Farm Cost Ceilings Hit Report Preview
WASHINGTON P A government farm price report to be issued soon shows many agricultural commodities at permissive price ceiling levels. While no ceilings on farm and food products are set yet, only eight of 36 major items were selling at or above minimums two months ago as defense stabilisation legislation shapes pricing.
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Oil Heiress Seeks Job After Wedding to Cobbler’s Son
Glenna Lee Pontikes, daughter of oilman Glen McCarthy, plans to work as a stenographer after eloping with George Pontikes, 49. They reside with Pontikes’ parents above a shoe repair shop in Houston. Glenna Lee, a Lamar High School graduate, intends to pursue a business course before entering employment. Mary Margaret McCarthy wed Harry Richards in a lavish ceremony hours earlier.
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