Prohibition Era Style Raid Seizes 53 at Ayvoe Club
Police raid on Andre 700 Club at S Salina and Temple streets nets 53 patrons staff and dancers hauled to headquarters. Ten face ABC law charges including owner Charles Simone 47 and licensee Paul Renna 44 with bonds set at 1000 each. Several patrons charged with public intoxication plead guilty. ARRAIGNED witnesses released on 100 bail. Concluded on Page 9 Column 1.
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Berkeley Jr
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Winton Rd
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FBI Manhunt Tightens as Boston Brinks Robbery Probed
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover now directs the nationwide effort to recover the million dollars seized from the Brinks armored car crew in Boston. Investigators ponder a central clue-sifting office while two more money bags are found in Milton with one bearing Property of and should be returned to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Local police and state, federal, and private detectives converge for a third day of dawns and leads as a New Jersey ex convict with small cash is ruled out.
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Francis E. Kelly
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Arthur Longano
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Arctic Air Grips New York State With Frigid Readings
Frigid air from a high pressure system chills New York State with Syracuse at five above tonight and Watertown at one above after a 9 a.m. drop. Masena records four below. southern areas near Syracuse similar, while east and west run slightly warmer. Tomorrow should bring fair skies and milder temps around 24 high and 16 low per Weatherman Andrew P. Keller.
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Syracuse
New York
Massena
Watertown
Andrew P. Keller
Congress Holds Budget Cut Talk Against Tru mans 42 Billion Plan
Columnist Charles Molony writes that Congress calls for trimming President Truman's 42 439 000 000 budget but real-cut attempts face obstacles. The Nation Today appears on the editorial page amid regular features across Amusements Bridge Financial Classified City Life Radio Deaths Social and more. Todays pictures: page 22.
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Truman
Charles Molony
the Nation Today
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City Life
Radio
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Five arrested in Aga Khan jewel robbery on Riviera
French police report five gang members arrested in Paris and Marseille for the August Riviera robbery of the Aga Khan and his wife, totaling 710000 dollars in jewels. A sixth gunman and his mistress were said to be dead, others still sought, and none of the 40 stolen pieces yet recovered.
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Aga Khan
Riviera
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Surette Nationale
Paris
Marseille
Aime Roberti
Francois Sanna
Jacques Benedetti
Paul Lucas
Vinci Leone
Roger Senanendi
Renee Remy
Cannes
Deauville
Aga
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
New York City Cuts Water Use on Third Dry Day
New Yorkers saved significantly on the third dry day with 25 million gallons less consumption than the prior Thursday. A city water expert estimated 15 million gallons used in the 24 hours ending at midnight, indicating improved conservation.
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New York
Rations Raised Ahead of British Election
The labor government announced a ration increase in Britain for bacon and candy starting January 2%. Bacon goes from four to five ounces per week and candy from four to four and a half ounces, just 26 days before the general election.
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London
Britain
Wife Files for Divorce From Natural Love in Savannah
Mattie Love sues for divorce in Savannah claiming Natural Love deserted her. The filing cites breakdown of marriage and seeks legal relief in a civil action.
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Savannah, Ga
Mattie Love
Natural Love
Nickerson Divorce Over Desertion Sparks Trial Claim
Mrs William J Nickerson was granted a divorce in Jersey City on charges of desertion. She testified her husband left two and a half years ago for a weekend at a nudist camp and did not return.
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Jersey City
N. J
William J. Nickerson
Draft Called Carbon Reds
Defense Secretary Johnson urged extending the draft law set to expire next June. He argued the selective service act helped deter Soviet influence in Europe and supported NATO unity, saying its end could undermine allied military credibility and peace efforts.
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Europe
House Armed Services Committee
United States
Moscow
Politburo
Italy
Ohioan’s Numbers Sentence Cut by Judge Mullen
New York General Sessions Judge John A. Mullen shortened to six months the one year sentence given to William Dennison Duble of Cincinnati for involvement in a large crooked numbers racket yielding up to fifty million dollars annually.
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New York
General Sessions
John A. Mullen
William Dennison Duble
Cincinnati
Lost Boy Found Wandering in Snow Covered Woods
David Berry, missing since 4 15 P M yesterday, was found wandering near his home in the Clove Mountain area by volunteer searcher Jack Stanley McClay from Poughkeepsie. The boy spent the night in a pig pen and was carried to his car by Deputy Sheriff Frank Davis. Queenie the dog stayed close as the scene drew cheers from bystanders at the Berry home.
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Clove Mountain Woods
David
Jack Stanley McClay
Poughkeepsie
McClay
MecClay
Frank Davis
Queenie
Delora Berry
Davis
Berry
Truman Wins onstak as House Rules Battle Rages
Washington report says President Truman’s administration won a preliminary skirmish by defeating a Republican backed motion to adjourn while the main test, a vote on a rules change, looms. The fight centers on a 21 day rule and a GOP Southern Democrat coalition’s potential control of legislation.
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Truman
G.O.P
Korea
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Rules Committee
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Administration renews push for federal anti lynching law
Attorney General Howard McGrath told a Senate judiciary subcommittee that the time has come to strengthen existing laws to permit federal action against lynchings as the administration renewed its demand for a comprehensive anti lynching statute.
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Congress
Howard McGrath
Senate Judiciary
No Nuisance Taxes Promise Cut in City Budget
Public Works Commissioner Frank Harmon said he will save about 200000 in the 1951 city budget, representing around ten percent of the current 2069589.66 total. Mayor Thomas Corcoran repeats no sales or nuisance tax, pledging revenue from natural growth and economies to balance the budget.
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Frank F. Harmon
Thomas
J. Corcoran
Corcoran
Public Works and Health Departments
Harmon
Big Inch Gas Line Explodes Near Caldwell Ohio
The 20 inch steel pipeline exploded early today north of Caldwell Ohio sending flames 500 feet high and burning 60 acres of farm land. No injuries were reported as 1 800 residents were awakened. Service was restored by mid morning after breaks were passed.
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Big Inch
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cecil Wilson
Noble County Leader
E.S.T
Caldwell
Story about tobacco planter Page Carroll in court
U K witness Frederick G Hornby at a Chicago banquet recalls Page Carroll of Demopolis suing planter Hodge Over the courtroom Page and his witnesses are confronted by Hodge who notes he has had those witnesses before Photos and names highlight a storied planter feud in a Chicago anecdote.
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American Bar Association
Chicago
Page Carroll
Demopolis
Hodge
Page
U S Threatens Break With Bulgaria Over Recall Demand
The United States warned it may sever diplomatic relations with Bulgaria if Sofia does not withdraw its recall demand for American minister Donald Heath. An American note was delivered in Sofia and to Bulgarian diplomat Dr. Peter Voutov, calling the recall demand an indignity and stating normal relations depend on Bulgaria's compliance with international standards.
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Washington
Sofia
United States
Bulgaria
Ford cuts truck prices and V8 wagon list price
Ford Motor Company announced price reductions of 20 to 80 dollars on several truck models and a 148 dollar cut in the Detroit list price of the Ford V 8 station wagon. The largest saving is 86 dollars on the six cylinder F2 express truck now priced at 1295 dollars.
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Detroit GP
Ford Motors Company
Detroit
Ford
Judge allows espionage case against Coplon to proceed
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ruled the espionage case against Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev not based on illegal wiretaps and ordered them to stand trial. He left open the possibility to renew dismissal claims after trial, citing independent evidence and noting the credibility of a Justice Department official.
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New York
Sylvester J. Ryan
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
Ryan
William E. Foley
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
FBI
Washington
Gubitchev
Brooklyn
Administration of Justice
Canada cuts taxes to boost spending and growth
Canada repealed taxes on transportation, amusements, and telephone calls and reduced taxes on income, jewelry, cosmetics, luggage, and more. The policy puts more money in citizens' pockets, stimulates business, and helps avoid a downturn seen in the United States.
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Canada
United States
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