Four Killed in Cer-Truck Crash Near Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie report: a loaded bottling company truck collided head on with a passenger car on Route 17 in Thompson, killing three instantly and sending Moses Horowitz Sr and the two Dorchester, Massachusetts residents to area hospitals with fatal injuries. The car occupants were Mrs Moses Horowitz, 50, Thomas Finn, 55, and Mrs Nadia Finn, 50. Moses Horowitz, Sr. died at Monticello Hospital shortly after.
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Mystic Brotherhood Moves to Hidden Haven in Rocky Mountains
Atonic Haven is readied by the Mystic Brotherhood of the White Temple for a world war escape to a hidden Rocky Mountain retreat called Shimlballa Ashrama. The group plans to outlast World War III while civilization collapses under atomic bombs. Actress Bette Davis faces divorce in Juarez after a weekend dispute with William Grant Sherry. House plans for adjournment face delay as Congress weighs August actions if no emergencies arise. Auto crash kills Edward J. Seagert Jr. and Haland E Durfee in Randolph and Varysburg.
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Marines to Join MacArthur in Asia Dispatch
Marines to bolster General MacArthur’s forces in Asia with the First Marine Division, joining a force already built to deter the Korean invasion. About 75 Marines prepare to depart from March Field California and Spokane Washington for Far East bases as part of broader U.S. military buildup.
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Marines Prepare for Ship Deployment to Japan
Camp Pendleton reports intensive training underway as Marines brace for possible mission. Acting commander Graig says personnel are ready for rapid movement, with ships to transport troops to Japan expected to arrive in about no days. Only a few naval ships remain in port, easing the force’s redeployment.
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Reds Charge Testa Blamed in Potato Bug War Allegations
A Soviet newspaper in Berlin accused the United States of experimenting with potato bugs to wage war on Soviet occupied Eastern Germany. The claim followed Moscow's protest note to Washington over alleged potato bug attacks. U S officials signaled they may ignore the charge as several diplomatic efforts continued.
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Deaths Adm. Spr Mostyi Field 95 Former hydrographic chief
In Salisbury England Admiral Spr Mostyi Field aged 95, former hydrographic chief of the Royal Navy, is reported dead. India would mediate Reginald McPherson al London 2 India told the United States she would mediate to end a conflict. officials in Houston and Englefield discuss ready to mediate.
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Electric lung developed by Vienna General Hospital
Vienna General Hospital announced the perfection of a pint sized electric device claimed to work with the iron lung. The spectric lung results from five years of work by two young doctors who first developed the technique in 1945 and continued experiments to meet every challenge.
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Injured Hitchhiker Under Mental Observation at Northampton
A hitchhiker injured in Springfield Massachusetts was taken to Mercy Hospital for an impending operation after reporting he wished to avoid surgery. Joseph Nemeth, 40, of Secaucus, Pennsylvania, entered the hospital Sunday claiming he had been struck by a wheel rim while helping a truck driver change a flat. X rays showed a ruptured liver and bowel. He escaped the operating room once. Authorities placed him under mental observation before attempting surgery.
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Capitol Security Rules Tightened
Security regulations similar to World War II will begin at the Capitol building tomorrow. Passes will be required for all entries and exits between 4 30 PM and 9 AM except during sessions. Pass distribution targets Congress members Capitol employees and accredited newsmen.
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Five Day Work Week Proposed for Prisoners
Santa Barbara County considers a five day work week for inmates to benefit guards who now must supervise Saturday shifts. Supervisor Paul Stewart notes the plan aids five county employees who must guard prisoners and deserve a full five day week.
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