Canada May Start Seaway Next Year
Washington reports Canada plans to begin work on the St. Lawrence Seaway next year with U S approval, while the United States backs a $400 million hydroelectric project at International Rapids near Massena. Congress remains opposed to seaway funding, yet cooperation on the power scheme proceeds, with New York State Power Authority viewed as a likely U S sponsor.
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Third Class Rates Raised by 30 Million Annual Increase
Users of bulk third class mailing achieved a 30 million dollar per year increase in postal charges. The minimum charge rose from one cent to one and a half cents per piece as part of congressional increases to reduce postal deceit. The class covers circulars catalogs and similar printed matter along with seeds plants and merchandise samples.
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Flynn Bronx Boss Leaves Hospital After Illness
Roward J. Flynn a Bronx Democratic leader and Chicago delegate was treated for several weeks at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. He may attend the party's national convention starting July 21 as his illness details remain undisclosed.
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Fire toll may reach two to three million in Brooklyn blaze
A four block blaze across a Brooklyn warehouse conversion caused extensive damage to 15 factory buildings and tenements. A watchman was killed and 46 others injured as firefighters fought the multi alarm fire the day after it began. A company spokesman revised losses upward to possibly two or three million dollars as fire crews continued work.
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Miners Rally Falls Short as 400 Attend 6000 Expectation
In Manchester Kentucky 400 United Mine Workers supporters attended a rally that officials had estimated would draw 6000. The event passed peacefully, with mayor Joe B White citing scripture and residents relaxing after the tense day. Merchants closed shops and streets emptied aside from the gathering. Tom Raney delivered the principal speech before the crowd dispersed.
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Three Men Jailed in GI Bill Fraud
Three officers of the defunct Rochester Radio and Television School were sentenced to prison terms after being charged with conspiracy in GI Bill fraud.
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Veterans benefits fraud case yields prison terms
Government attorneys estimated illegal claims for veterans benefits totaling more than 200000 dollars. Jerome Hass, 26, of Rochester, president of the school, received one year and a day. XN Daltz, 38, of the Bronx, vice president, was sentenced to 151 days. Benjamin Daltz, 35, also of the Bronx, got eight months in prison.
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German gift of sausages to British MP shocks readers
A Danline MP receives a food parcel from Germany with a note claiming Germans won the peace by hard work. Sir Waldron Smithers cites the gesture as evidence of German goodwill while noting Britain’s meat rations. The item emphasizes postwar rationing contrasts and the still delicate peace.
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