Hatch Metcalf vivisection bill takes effect at midnight
New York reports the Hatch Metcalf bill allowing sale of stray cats and dogs for medical research went into effect at midnight. Other briefs note a bakers' strike averted in New York City, a fire at Wassaic State School injuring staff and evacuating patients, a Times Square hotel robbery netting $1400, moulders at Rensselaer Valve Co striking, and the Canadian dollar at 1.03 US.
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11 Crewmen Bail Out Before Bomber Crashes
A B 29 from Lake Charles Air Force base crashed in a Durham pasture early today. Eleven crewmen bailed out and all were found safe.
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Rains Lash Northeast Japan Four Dead Reported
Torrential rains and fierce winds struck Japan s northeast coast after Typhoon Dinah. The disaster affected about 15 000 homes, destroyed 216 bridges, sank two boats, and flooded 42 000 acres of farmland. Police logged four dead nine missing and four seriously injured.
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Deaths in Brief: Norman Walker Richard Jack Parkkala
Death notices honor Norman Walker a 69 year old veteran Associated Press bureau manager in El Paso Texas who covered Mexico's revolutionary era in Big Spring. Richard Jack a 61 Canadian artist whose works are in Montreal archives. Hitchhiker Mauno Parkkala former Finnish prime minister who helped negotiate the 1938 Mutual Aid Pact with the Soviet Union. Claude Hammond of New York City linked to Communist front parties.
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Death zone around Berlin creates border strip
West Berlin police report a 30 to 50 yard wide no man’s land cleared along the Soviet border near Spandau. Swatch towers with machineguns guard the line as East German authorities press Berlin control amid recent border tensions. 107 Communist police defectors have sought West Berlin refuge in a month.
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Imami Elected Speaker in Iran Parliament Feud
Hassan Imami, longtime foe of Premier Mossadegh, won the Iranian Majlis speaker post with 39 votes as 11035 supported pro Mossadegh candidate Abdullah Moazami. One member abstained. The Majlis must elect two vice presidents and other officers before functioning. Mossadegh pledges to resign once that is done.
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Egyptian Premier Sirry Pasha Quits Cabinet Bid
In Alexandria Egypt Hussein Sirry Pasha, given the mandate by King Farouk to form a cabinet after Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha's resignation, reportedly admitted failure late last night. The king has not indicated a successor as premier-designate.
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Deficit Shrinks to About 3 Billion Underestimate
Treasury figures for fiscal 1952 show a deficit near 5 billion, about 38 percent below President Truman’s January estimate of 8.26 billion. Outlays rose 50 percent year over year, but unreceived defense orders reduced actual spending. Revenue rose sharply, aided by tax hikes, while delayed delivery of armaments kept final outlays lower than anticipated.
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Three Groups Reject New Phonetic Air Alphabet
Washington reports the Air Force orders use of a new phonetic alphabet, but major civilian pilot groups and the Navy reject it. ALFA Bravo Coca replace Able Baker Charlie, seen as confusing and dangerous. The Navy notes 12 years and 60 million dollars needed to switch flags and signals.
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Grace Mitchell Honored For 19 Years Of School Attendance
Jame Grace Mitchell, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Mitchell, was honored here for 19 years of perfect school attendance. Federal mediators pressed for a settlement of a labor dispute at North American Aviation plants that could halt Sabrejet production for the Korean war. A second round of joint conferences was set for this morning between company and union representatives after separate talks late last night. No progress details were disclosed.
Tammany Hail To Back F D R Jr
Tammany Hall approved Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr bid for reelection while New York Liberal Party has not acted. Roosevelt heads a national drive for Averell Harriman and lists himself as Democrat Liberal. Liberals have shown limited satisfaction with his congressional record.
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Plane owner killed as craft crashes near Essex village
Vincent Galusha, 53, a Saratoga Springs contractor, was killed when his two place Luscombe nosed into the ground and hit a tree near his summer home a quarter mile from an Essex County village. Leo Kellogg, 19, of Minerva, suffered cuts and possible concussion and was in fair condition at Glens Falls Hospital.
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Land Reform Grants 13 Million Indian Farmers Land
In Uttar Pradesh an unprecedented land reform transferred 60 million acres from 400 absentee landlords to 13 million small farmers. The move, led by Prime Minister Nehru's government, aimed to abolish absentee ownership and redistribute estates to cultivators.
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Land Sold at Tenfold Rent to Tenants
A landowner sold the property to the tenants for a price roughly ten times the annual rent they had been paying, indicating a dramatic rise in ownership cost for the occupying tenants.
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