Winning Movie Title From Letters Reveals Beet Beatrice Baumwell
Gregory Ratoll announces the final judge chooses among 29000 letters for the SWITHEART contest. Top title Look Before You Love nearly wins but Beatrice Baumwell of Franklin Ave New York is the contestant behind it and could win 100 if used for the picture.
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Counterfeit Suspect Tied to $50,000 Bail Offer
Federal officials described Nathan Levine as a counterfeit suspect nabbed after a late Wednesday arrest. He allegedly offered to sell U S Secret Service stamps at $1.75 each, with $50,000 bail set. Assistant U S Attorney Rey M Cohn led the case in New York. Also mentions racing pigeons linked to a Barcelona London event and a liner deck incident.
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Miners in Nation face three day work week amid talks
The Western coal mines opened with no workers today as miners, bound by John Lewis led order, planned to work only three days a week during current contract negotiations. They worked Tuesday, Wednesday and yesterday, intending to strike Monday through Wednesday in a broader action. In other news, a young mother died within 24 hours of infantile paralysis as a tragic hospital case, while Irish politics saw Premier Costello's government survive a confidence vote by a narrow margin.
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Belgium weighs referendum on exiled Leopold throne
Belgium may vote within three months on restoring exiled King Leopold. Franz Van Cauwelaert, a Catholic Social Christian, has won consent from Socialist and Liberal parties for a referendum on the question as youth support grows after the Communist takeover last year.
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Snyder Sees British on Dollar Crisis in London
US Treasury chief John Snyder met Britain’s leaders including Cripps Bevin Wilson and Baker at Downing Street and later the Treasury to discuss the sterling area dollar shortage, with talks expected on policies to free world trade and Britain’s purchasing from the United States amid dollar and gold constraints.
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U.S. Retail Trade Shows Slight Gain
U S retail trade shows a small weekly rise with warm weather boosting vacation goods demand. July clearance sales cited, with lightweight clothing and women's swimwear in higher demand while men's tropical worsted suits remained popular.
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Police Doubt Boy's Story Of Hanging
CHICAGO UP Robert Munday a five year old student at a school for Incorrigibles admitted today that he hanged a three year old playmate while initiating him. Police were not convinced and Robert reenacted the hanging in the dirt floored casement clubroom beneath the two story frame building where the Munday and Laux families lived. An inquest was scheduled, Robert's parents ordered to attend. Whitey Laux was found dead in an Army barracks bag in the clubroom. Robert described a Hangmen Noose Club scene with a chair and rope, but claimed the rope was not tied to the rafter. He said Whitey slipped the noose by accident and died after struggling. He said he liked Whitey and meant no harm, and that the rope had been used in initiations but was discarded days earlier. Whitey found the rope and entered the clubroom prompting the initiation attempt as mascot.
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Court House Cafe and Recreation Room Probe Details
Testimony from Lake Pleasant officials centered on a county recreation room where beer and poker or rummy games were played. Supervisors allegedly used expense funds for trips and drinks, with a slot machine reportedly moved from the courthouse to Dry Bow Lake. A federal tax issue was raised, and several officials authenticated expense entries and liquor purchases.
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Indians tied to UN idea in Iroquois history talk
COOPERSTOWN U Sars state archeologist Arthur J C Parker told a New York Historical Association seminar that the Iroquois formed a League of Nations 500 years ago by uniting the Mohawks Oneidas Onondagas Cayugas and Senecas. The association’s 10 year seminar ends next Friday.
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Lead Boosted One Cent in New York Press Sale
The price of lead was raised one cent to 13 on March 3 as postwar steel of is had prevailed since.
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Red's Bail Cancelled by Immigration Agents
Immigration officials again cancelled bail for Heged, an alien Communist, placing him back in custody. The action, reported by the New York Times, stems from Justice Department concerns about allowing such individuals to imitate Gerhart Eisler.
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Slaying of Met Tenor May Be Solved in Atlanta Case
Detectives report conflicting ballistics and circumstantial evidence against Grover Pulley in the Metropolitan Opera singer Jonn Garris slaying. A railway station employee says Pulley enticed Garris toward an alley. witnesses place Pulley near the scene the night of the shooting. Garris’s body was found in a muddy warehouse district alley after a train to Memphis. Pulley, already serving a burglary tools sentence in Clinton, was arrested days after the inquiry began. A blood smeared $29 and other items were found in Pulley’s possession.
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