Snow Bound West to Get More U S Aid
Federal aid for the snow bound West expands with plans to provide hundreds of thousands in funds to Nebraska South Dakota Nevada Utah and Wyoming. State officials say weather blocks and strained roads hinder relief as Congress contemplates another 3 million for10 western states.
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Mey England
Two Russian Fliers To Visit Virginia
Two Russian aviators Pex Afenasevich Pirogos 71 and Anef ol Porferevich Barsov 31 will fly from Germany to the United States. They are to land at National Airport Virginia across the Potomac from Washington. The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce noted the planned visit last night.
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Germany
National Aiport
Potomac River
Settlement Of Patterson Will Secret
Washington probate reveals a secret out-of-court settlement in the Patterson will contest. Eleanor Patterson’s daughter Felicia Gizreke and executors resolved four and a half months of litigation over a 516 556.00 share in the estate and a large stake in the SirCormick Patterson trust that controls major papers. The Times Herald and other assets were involved, with Gizreke receiving income and property but no Times Herald interest. the daughter had sought to overturn a will she claimed was obtained by fraud and mental incapacity. Mrs Patterson, a Washington society figure, died July 24 at 64 following a car crash.
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Herald
Washington Society
Good Buys in Beef Are Expected Now
Sterling Colorado report notes cattle prices easing after recent highs. Live cattle prices have fallen about a third, with wholesale markets following closely. Retail outlets show some stabilization as buyers expect better beef deals ahead.
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Truck Drivers U K 3 Year Wage Pact Reached
Philadelphia union Local 137 AF of Teamsters announced a three year wage pact with six Philadelphia laundry firms. The agreement ends a history of strikes spanning 32 years as employers and drivers accepted the contract. Edward W. Early, manager of one laundry, stated the deal was readily agreed to.
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AF Teamsters Union
Philadelpia Indesinal Laundry Association
Edward WV. Early
Laiméries
Suit awards record $100,000 for loss of right sex
Louis Mono sok, a 32 year old father of children, was awarded $100,000 in damages against New York City in Brooklyn Supreme Court for the loss of his right sex in a street car accident. The authorities said the sum was the largest ever granted in a similar suit against the city.
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Louis Monosok
Zouramldren
New York Gty
Brooklyn
Sypreme Court
Ex-Employee Accused of Treason Returns for Trial
Herbert T. Burgman, 52, a former State Department employee, faces treason charges for allegedly broadcasting Nazi propaganda during World War II. He was repatriated from Germany after years of odd jobs in occupied territories and is to be tried in federal court alongside other wartime propagandists.
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Mildred E. Gillarson
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Threats to judge at Reds trial spark security concerns
Federal Judge Harold Medina reported about 20 letters since the trial opened, many containing threats or violent rhetoric toward him and related defendants. Defense lawyers pressed bias and jury bias objections, citing lists of corporate directors and a juror map centered in Manhattan's silk stocking district.
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Milk Hearings Will Open Here Monday
E J Smith of the U S Department of Agriculture announced hearings on proposed changes in the Federal milk marketing order will move to Syracuse Monday after sessions in Elmira. Dr E D Vial, representing New York pool milk producers, said growing Midwest cream sales in Northeast markets show reconsideration of the pricing policy is long overdue. He noted Midwest cream’s entry as butter in Northeast markets. New York pool cream must compete if it is to replace butter as a fat source in New York City ice cream.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Syracuse
Elmira
E. D. Vial
New York
Vial
Rockefeller Jr Celebrates 7th Birthday Quietly at Home
John D Rockefeller Jr the world’s richest philanthropist marked his seventh birthday with a small family gathering at his New York home. Officials reported plans to install hospital ward sets as a result of the Rockefeller charity efforts, following the family’s recent loss.
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John D. Kefeller
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Centre Solarie Glase
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Asu
New York City
Shanghai collision toll rises to about seven hundred
Officials from two Chinese steamship companies reported a collision near the Yangtze River mouth. They could not confirm the death toll but conservatively estimated around 700 deaths.
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Yangtze River
Rabbi Heller lauds Palestine progress and new state
Rabbi James G Heller of Isaac 3 Wise Temple Cincinnati told Concord Temple Society that Palestine is no longer provisional but constituted, with solid public services and finance. He cited recognition by France and England, future constitutional work, and hopes for postwar security while borders are settled.
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England
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Brannan Sees Narrower Margin in Milk Pricing Debate
Secretary Brannan noted likely smaller margin for dairy price cuts as New York City stores trim margins. Mead, former senator, said he is not running for office and will meet with the President and aides in Washington. Rural New York discussions centered on consumption, with Brannan suggesting any price reduction could boost fluid milk demand, affecting dairy farmers nationwide.
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Thaizmen’s Association
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Mead
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York City
Coast Guard Eastwind Heroes Save Vessel In Collision
Two engine room crewmen on the Coast Guard icebreaker Eastwind were credited with saving the vessel after a collision with the oil tanker Gulfstream off New Jersey. They restarted a power generator, enabling pumps to expel flood water and fight a blaze, preventing sinking or explosion.
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Gulfstream
New Jersey
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AFL
Miami
American Federation of Labor
Judge Lewis Cited by Hill Law College
Judge Lewis Cited by Hill Law College award presented at a Syracuse University Law College alumni luncheon. Justice Tolley Dean Stipman Andrews and Chief Judge John T. Loughran joined in honoring the senior judge for extraordinary service and leadership impacting students and the bar.
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Hill Law College
Evmind Ik Lewis
State Cours of Appeals
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Syracuse University Law College
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Weldorf Astoma
Supreme Court
New York
Abe Welt
Mace Lows Gah Siumrus
Euse Las Cottege
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Swere
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Parl Stipman Andrews
Lax Colege
Cort of Aspea
John T. Loughran
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Government Flees Nanking as Communist Gunmen Open Fire
Chaos grips Nanking as Communist gunmen shell the north of the Yanetze and threaten peace talks. The nationalist cabinet dissolves. officials vanish or retreat, leaving skeletal offices reported as "out" while hopes for peace fade into the chaos of the capital.
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Yanetze
Nanjing
Ecéps 2 Dex
White House May Cost Six Million Dollars
A garbled clipping discusses an estimated six million dollar figure for the White House project. The text is severely corrupted with mixed words and illegible sections, but references an expenditure amount and unclear context.
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