Elliott Roosevelts Denial Ends Spat on Emerson Injury
Elliott Roosevelt held a news conference in Poughkeepsie to deny family discord or intent behind Faye Emersons wrist injury. Sheriff Close and DA Grady said no law violation occurred and the case is closed. Emerson was treated with eight stitches after a Christmas gathering at Hyde Park.
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Ooserelt
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C. Fred Close
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H. Sherman Fins
Poughkeensle Hospital
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Grady
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Watches plant seeks loans to save 2200 workers
Three court appointed trustees in Waltham Mass sought bank loans to save the century old Waltham Watch Co job base of about 2200 workers. Unable to meet debts the firm may close New Year’s Eve unless loans are obtained. A reorganiz ation petition was filed under bankruptcy statutes Tuesday and trustees were appointed by Federal Judge George C Sweeney. Attorney Daniel J Lyne, a trustee, said immediate funds, even for payroll, are the main problem.
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George C. Sweeney
Daniel J. Lyne
Nations Submit 1949 50 ERP Cut Requests
Paris reports requests for European recovery aid totaling about 4.3 billion dollars for 1949 50, roughly 700 million less than the initial year of the Marshall Plan. The council of ECAS set aside 300 million for intra European use and is drafting a four year program to show Europe can survive with limited outside aid after 1952. Observers warn a potential 1 to 3 billion dollar US deficit next year and for 1952, with plans and four year report due to Congress via the Economic Cooperation Administration.
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Economic Cooperation Administration
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Outlawed Moslems Arrested in Egypt
Unofficial reports say hundreds of members of the outlawed Moslem Brotherhood have been arrested in a roundup of terrorists over the assassination of Premier Mahmoud Fahmy No knashy Pasha. Sheik Dassan El Banna, supreme guide of the Brotherhood, was asked to aid authorities in the inquiry.
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Mahmoud Fahmy No- Knashy Pasha
Sheik Dassan el Banna
Female Hercules moth lays about 200 eggs in three days
A female Hercules moth reproduces rapidly, laying around two hundred eggs within a short three day period, showcasing its prolific reproductive capacity in nature.
Plane Lands Itself After Pilot Faints on Ice Flight
In Faribault Minnesota a four passenger Sangon Voyager landed itself on a lake after pilot James Degrood fainted mid flight. The craft touched down with the plane nosing into snow then the ice slowed it and it came to a stop. Degrood suffered a fractured askuir while passengers all escaped injury. Brothers George 23 Victor 18 and Louis Slinger 35 of Pipestone Minnesota were aboard. Slinger stayed under observation in hospital. the others were released.
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SAFELY EXPERTS ISSUE BURNING GUIDELINES
SAFELY EXPERTS advise burning subfish waste paper and other combustible materials only in open metal containers on bare ground. Keep at least 50 feet from buildings and other combustibles. Follow these precautions to reduce fire risk.
Miss Adeline Bush Dies Zonta Official at 72
Adeline Bush, longtime leader in Zonta International, dies at 72 in Rochester. She served as president of the Rochester Zonta Club in 1939-40 and was chairman of the classification committee, appointed two years ago. A native of Grass Lake, she contributed to club service and women's civic work.
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Adeline Bush
Zonta International
Indians Press for More Rights in Hoover Report
A Hoover Commission task force urges transferring tribal property to Indian owned corporations and expanding education farming and land management programs. The report, led by George Graham of Princeton, aims to improve living standards education and health for about 400 000 Indians and inform Congress.
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Hoover Commission
Hoover
George Graham
Princeton University
Congress
Parking Meters Stolen Across City Neighborhoods
Twenty meters vanished in a span of days from streets across the city. Commissioner Arthur Blessing says thieves lifted coins totaling about 40 dollars, while the city had paid 70 dollars per meter. In other news, New York taxis will display flashing lights to indicate availability, aiding riders in locating empty cabs.
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Trame
Arthur Blessing
Blessing
New York
Death by Own Action in Bronx Flower Shop
Police reported Cedlig Echeandia, 48, estranged from his wife, entered a Bronx flower shop yesterday and shot himself after drawing a gun during a confrontation over a counterfeit check. A dog was also hit as he fired in the store while awaiting change.
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Ford sees buyers' market near as 1949 plans unfold
Ford Motor Co president Henry Ford II voiced optimism that a buyers' market is not far away. He noted Ford redesigned models this year to meet upcoming competition and anticipates more units production in 1949. The firm spent about 10 million dollars on redesigns and planned no major changes for 1949 while expanding steel output.
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Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Executtive
Ford
N TI
Seling
Lincoln
Ford Aims to Study U S Steel Labor Output
Ford says the company does not expect to produce more than half its total steel through U S labor. Steel leaders, in a Pittsburgh-Washington tour, will study American production methods and defense needs. The group, arriving yesterday, will visit Youngstown Cincinnati Knoxville and nearby sites as they map labor relations.
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Pittsburgh
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Knoxville
England
Only 2 Believed Dead in Fire in Washington Hotel
Investigators reported only two remains found in the two story frame hotel ruins after an early Tuesday fire in PWISP Washington. Sheriff H. Ross said there was no definite assurance that additional persons were killed, with death estimates previously as high as five before investigation.
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Wash
H. Ross
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