Tony Camzonero Faces Boxing Comeback at Madison Square Garden
The ex featherweight, junior lightweight and welter champion Tony Camzonero returns Monday to Madison Square Garden’s famed cafes arena with Jo Adams and Mark Plant. He jokes about age and money, notes lighter violence, and recalls past shifts from boxing to acting while describing his daily life and the risk of being funnier than the star.
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Poland Hopes for Record Peacetime Budget 1939
Warsaw parliament today faced approval of a record peacetime budget for 1939, with expenditures proposed at 56 641 000 000 zlotys for national defense. The plan, presented by Finance Minister Konstanty Dabrowski, aims to fund armed forces amid mounting tensions and global instability.
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Empire State U. Back United Europe Spur
A labor leader from Britain warns that American funds may drain away unless a union of necessity creates conditions for a United States of Europe. W. G. Binckay, new arrival in Western Europe, advocates recovery plans and unity among nations. Fire in Mechanicville destroys the Schumer House restaurant with losses estimated above 50 000 dollars. Milton Carter, president of Schuy Vier House Inc, notes undetermined cause. Jars Vandenberg III New York reports wife of the Republican Foreign Relations chief in satisfactory convalescence after minor surgery at Memorial Hospital.
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Weather reports reach 25 million daily in nation
Washington reports more than 25 million Americans rely on newspaper and radio weather updates daily per Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer in the annual department operations. He notes over 500 earthquakes were recorded last year by the coast and geodetic survey, most detectable only by sensitive instruments.
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IDEATHS HENRY SALEM HUBBELL Founding Miami figure artist
IDEATHS Henry Salem Hubbel l72 founder of the University of Miami and artist known for portraits including Franklin D Roosevelt in Miami Florida. De Charles A Edmunds former Pomona College president in Claremont California. Brangis Heath Co author director of stage musicals and advertising figure in Atlanta. Rewis E Reisser 46 former assistant firer and aviation figure in Nashville Tennessee.
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Budget shows $1.09 billion Seaway and power project plan
Amid a flood of mixed text a budget outline cites $755,223,700 starting July 2 and $1,090,009,000 total for the St Lawrence Seaway and power project. President urges immediate start in State of the Union to fund the works, with costs spread across multiple years and prior congressional backers noted.
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Vindication and plans for housing under Truman era policy
The speaker defends early Truman administration supporters and suggests the final years will be more exciting. He notes expectations of higher taxes and more housing, predicting another million low rent houses in seven years and more citizens qualifying for low income aid if the tax bill proves effective.
Higher Mail Rates Asked On 2 Classes
President Truman seeks higher postage on newspapers magazines and advertising circulars moving as second and third class mail to reduce a deficit dating from the wartime period. White House officials say the rate change aims to end subsidy while Postmaster General Donaldson argues newspapers and magazines should not be placed on a full paying basis. First class mail stays untouched as previous statements indicated.
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China Silent On Mediation Amid Civil War Crisis
Reports say the Big Four have been asked to mediate the three year civil war between Nationalists and Communists. U S Britain and France allegedly urged to seek a settlement while Peiping and Tientsin may fall to Communists within days per AP correspondent Spencer Moasz.
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Lilienthal to Visit Rochester University Cyclotron Site
David Lilienthal will inspect the University of Rochester's new 250,000,000-volt cyclotron on Saturday. He plans to tour the atomic energy project shelved at the Medical School and other nuclear research developments on campus, with a major address scheduled next Sunday.
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Weather notes and crop fears loom over region
Fragmentary report outlines forecast lows tonight with cooling trends and concerns about crop damage from heat. References a Girl Scout party plane crash rescue efforts and President's appeal for increased production and higher incomes to fund government needs.
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TV Links 14 Cities in inaugural telecast
Whippany New Jersey reports the first nationwide television link linking fourteen cities across the eastern and midwestern networks. More than 30 stations will participate in the inaugural show beginning at 8 30 P M CEST. Cities include Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland Buffalo and Boston. The event marks 22 years since AT T first demonstrated telephones in 1910 era terms.
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Snow Falls in Los Angeles as Weather Forecaster Reacts
Snow dusted Los Angeles prompting youngsters to play and adults to make snowballs while forecaster A K Showalter grew excited by a rare event. A typed bulletin noted fresh snowfall began at Los Angeles Airport as excitement spread. A separate report from Osaka, Japan, covered a B 26 training crash killing five American airmen and injuring 23 Japanese near a factory, from an Atami base mission.
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Gifts Help Man Regain Sight in Alabama
In Mobile Alabama an elderly man regains vision after a charitable operation. He thanks the generous community for help with medical costs and bandages. Report notes estimates of expenses ranging from 110 to 359 dollars saved over years of frugal living.
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8 Millions Granted to Medical Center in New York
The Kress Foundation distributed 435 of 33,009,000 in New York City Bellevue Redsat to fund postgraduate study at the medical center. The grant aims to support advanced medical research and training for selected researchers tied to the center and its affiliated institutions.
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Universial Chancellor announces postgrad education grant
The Universal Chancellor Barry Woodburn Chase Tae Foundation announced a grant funded by Lemuel Ress, a chain store magnate. The award directs funds toward advancing postgraduate real education with a world scope and broader events.
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Fragmentary OCR News Item
A damaged OCR fragment describes an event with unclear names and dates. readable bits mention a location and a numerical value but essential details are missing. The text implies a brief local notice or sports snippet but lacks concrete participants or outcomes.
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