Dewey Team Indicates He Won't Retire
Albany dispatch reports Governor Dewey's staff and observers debate whether his political career continues past 1936. While staff stay tight lipped, hints of retirement fade as two aides leave and others shift to private or outside roles. Analysts note Dewey’s team remains a key gauge of his presidential and gubernatorial plans.
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Pine Camp Arms Target Practice Opens Training
National Guard units from the 14th Regiment begin summer field training at Pine Camp San Juan arsenal. The 137th Field Artillery Battalion and the 30th Ordnance Battalion lead the firing ranges for rifle sighting and machine gun manipulation during the first three days. A small brush fire started by tracer bullets was extinguished by the Pine Camp fire department.
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Moral Breaknecklines Go Up in Hollywood Fashion
HOLLYWOOD. A designer says women's necklines will return to the neck as Paris fashions threaten morals. Helen Rose told a newsman that indecency is not smart fashion and that well groomed women should be dressed rather than undressed. She criticized plunging necklines and French bathing suits as making American women look like chorus girls from the Folies Bergere.
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Widow to Get Half Share in Fields Estate
New York two The espionage case against Judith Coplon and Russian agent Valentin Gubitchev stalls. Harriet V. Fields, widow, is granted half the Fields estate under California community property law, while another claimant argues for his share. The delay comes as legal moves unfold and the court considers seizure and will issues surrounding the late comedian.
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Animal Executions Move Ahead at Rome Zoo
At Rome's zoo, the execution of 100 cud-chewing animals from antelopes to zebras continued amid police guards and sobbing children. The first 50 were put to death yesterday after an illness believed linked to hoof and mouth disease struck herdmates.
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Fairchild Company Name New Directors After Proxy Count
The Fairchild Company announces new directors after a proxy led campaign. Sherman Fairchild, founder, had been detached from active management but remains central to the corporate changes. The stockholders meet Monday at the plant with reconvening Wednesday for final proxy tally and board reorganization.
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Waterfront Killers Die In Chair at Sing Sing
OSSINING Two killers died in Sing Sing's electric chair for a waterfront murder linked to mob control of pier hiring. Andres Sheridan, 56, of Jersey City, and John Ducano were executed while a third man, Daniel Gentile, 40, was spared after authorities cited valuable information about city crime. Sheridan greeted his family in the death house and described his final visit curiously, saying he did not want visitors to see him again.
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Barkley Medal Buyers Probe Government Sale Plan
A fragmented report notes the government may sell bronze copies of Barkley’s medal to recover costs. The House has passed a bill approving selling these counterfeit ready items at a price covering their cast. The Steam risks and buyer names are unclear from the text.
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Dumond Appointed Tourism Adviser at Niagara Falls
July 1998 documents show Donald A. Dumond of De, Eastern Eure-tieneey, moving from vice-consul division to the office of Tourism adviser at Niagara Falls. The appointment reflects a shift in duties to political liaison and tourism policy guidance.
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Hiroshima voters approve peace symbol plan
Hiroshima residents backed a peace symbol project in yesterday's election. The plan passed with 71,852 yes votes from 78,962 eligible voters, establishing the city as a world peace symbol.
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