Luxury transatlantic flight details and Europe trip tease
An American traveler narrates a lavish Idlewild to London journey with lounge cocktails, French menus, and a grand breakfast in bed. He recalls the Luger-luxury set, a steward’s safety talk, and first impressions of Gander to London while teasing upcoming London exploration and hotel bars.
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London
Atlantic
Nist
Gander
Newfoundland
Europe
Alice
Idlewild
Voodoo Murders Probed by Cambridge Expert in Africa
London reports Britain to send Cambridge University anthropology professor Dr G L Jones to investigate rising voodoo killings across Basutoland Bechin Saaland and Swaziland amid 46 slayings in five years. The action reflects government concern over ritual murder cases in that region.
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London
Arica
Cambridge University
G. L Jones
Basutoland
Bechin
Saaland
Swaziland
Deaths from Across the Nation Include Secret Service Veteran
Obituaries list George H. Brod former Secret Service official who aided Roosevelt assassination attempt in 1933 in Atlanta. Edward A. Johnson 62 pioneer aviator died in San Diego. Charles F. Roeser fifty two former Independent Petroleum Assoc. of America leader in Fort Worth. Maria J. Syrea noted war artist in Pittsburgh. Gordon Macklin 52 investment broker and ex Cleveland Stock Exchange president in Cleveland.
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George Hamilton Brod
U. S. Secret Service and Floride
Secret Service
Franklin D.roosevelt
Miami
Atlanta
Edward Albert Johnson
Solano Beach
Calif
San Diego
Cali
Charles F. Roeser
Independent Petroleume Association of America
Fort Worth
Tex
Maria J. Syrea
Pittsburgh
Gordon & Macklin
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Gleveland
Store Owner Hagan Shot During Liquor Robbery
Brooklyn delicatessen owner Joseph Mi Zagan aged 31 was killed last night while attempting to stop two robbers who had looted a liquor store. An accomplice fled in a car after about 200 dollars was taken, and detectives pursued the suspects. The case adds to a string of similar violence as authorities review criminal records of the deceased.
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Midnight Earl
N.Y
Joe DiMaggio
Izgest
Alan Gale
Ownett
Miami
Miami Beach
Sonny Tatts
Fort Mer
Marilyn Butford
Marcel Ceréan
Mischal
France
Yel Brenner
Virginia Gilmore
Abusband
Direct
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Studio 1
Blain
New York
UPA
Brooklyn
Joseph Mi Zagan
Hagan
John E. Doyle
Richard Morrissey
Perce
New York US
Daily Worker
Vatican
Pius XII
Politan
jHealth
Harry S. Mustard
U S Soldiers Honored In Monument Dedication
Washington Defense Department announced plans to dedicate a monument on August 7 honoring eight airmen and four OSS paratroopers who died in April 1945 when their plane crashed near Snaasa behind German lines during World War II.
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U. S
Washington
Defense Department
OSS
Snaasa
Canoe Flotilla Resumes 440-Mile Susquehanna Voyage
A seven-man party resumes a 440 mile canoe trip down the Susquehanna River retracing an Indian route. After a leak in one canoe the crew managed eight miles yesterday. The expedition started near Cooperstown and aims for Chesapeake Bay in about six weeks.
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Susquehanna River
Nam Otege
Cooperstown
Chesappeake Bay
Hearts Jury Hears Beck Love Letter Evidence
The jury heard a love letter from Mrs Marina Beck dated March 22. The case involves the murder and alleged kidnapping tied to Raymond Fez and Mrs Delphine Downing, with a note about a planned arrest and statements made on March 3. The prosecution showed a portable typewriter used to draft letters after Fay's death. Jewelry, including cuff links and a wedding ring, tied to Mrs Fay, was found with the defendants.
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Mra
Marina Beck
Reever
Raymond Fez
Bearis
Abo
Clarence Pande
Kent County
Ube Totter
Bec
Tum
Bere
Ordeners
Fay
Albany
Fernandez
Michigan
Downing
Mr. Fay
Fernendez
Janet J. Fi Fore S. Vo
Aire
Lester Hubbard
Providence
N.Y
Randle
Lee
J. Randle
Beck
Truman Backs Hiss Judge Widely Supported by President
President Truman defended Judge Kaufman in the Alger Hiss perjury case at a New York bench news conference. He cited authority from former Secretary of War Patterson and said Kaufman is a good judge despite congressional criticism alleging bias against Hiss.
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New York
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Kaufman
Robert P. Patterson
Hiss
Congress
Nixon
R-Calif
Velde
RIL
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Cornet
Chambers
Foreman Slams Truman Retort
Washington U.P. reports Mary Foreman executive director of a Bill of Rights conference says the Truman administration can smear any citizen. Truman at a news conference referenced Henry Wallace Cligerd Durr Paul Robeson and Wallace as backers of a New York weekend conference. He said he would not comment on what that gang wants to do and noted they were targeted in the last election.
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Truman
Henry Wallace
Mary Foreman
Cligerd Durr
Ional Lawyers Guild
Paul Robeson
Wallace
New York
Seare
K iParty
Armed Forces Union Bill Faces House Approval
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee approved a unification bill to reorganize the armed forces. The bill would place a civilian manager over budget and accounting procedures, with the aim of unifying the services as urged by the Hoover Commission. The measure now moves toward floor debate on the Finance Bill, with expected Senate interest and a possible presidential order guiding implementation.
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Bartenders Adopt New Look At Waldorf Astoria
The aging bartender known as Hy Mac is being replaced by Stanley N. Scott of the Waldorf Astoria who envisions the role as a blend of psychiatrist minister police work and referee. Scott denies bartending last night, calling his business one of human relations and ethical service to foster trust and fair exchange among patrons.
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Hy Mac
Waldorf- Astoria
Stanley N. Scott
Scott
How Many Tokyo Roses Is Trial Issue
A historical trial piece recounts Tokyo Rose, the alleged propagandist figure, with defense attorney Warne Colne and journalist Harry Brundidge tied to interviews. It notes differing claims about whether she was the sole Tokyo Rose or part of a broader group, and details surrounding interviews and acknowledgment of a generic name used for multiple girls.
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County Probe Nears End in Hamilton County Fiscal Review
State Deputy Comptroller Ed ward D. Siemer headed the probe into Hamilton County fiscal affairs as final testimony was heard. Hamilton County attorney Harry Dunkle, also assistant district attorney, was set to testify. District Attorney Edwin Galusha, a Republican, would decide if evidence warranted criminal charges. Community officials questioned expense accounts and odd gaming mentions in county notices.
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R. Siemer
Arthur Parker
Cong Lake
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John Beatty
Aid for Spain Loan Debate Clouds Truman Plan
President Truman and Secretary Acheson clashed with Senate critics over a 350 million loan for Spain under European recovery programs. Officials said Spain must be approved by European nations and that aid would not relieve Franco’s regime without broader reform. The dispute fed concerns of a softened U.S. stance toward Franco while stressing civilian-led Spanish governance.
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Senate -Omee
Wien
Council of European Nations
Senate
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Caan & A Oi
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Spain
Senate Committee
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Tis
State Department
White House
Headache linked to neck space changes in 26 patients
Chicago doctors report a neck space alteration linked to a new headache type in 26 patients over two years. The study notes attacks include neck stiffness and soreness, with headaches often preceding or accompanying neck symptoms. Findings come from a Columbus SC physician and referee prior medical reports.
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Tard Josey
Coumbus
Aimez
Danaher Favored for GOP Chair Amid Intra Party Clash
Reported leanings toward John Danaher, a former Connecticut senator, as a possible Republican national chair, with Taft and Dewey camps weighing his acceptability. The piece notes Republican power dynamics, western demands for a farm-aware chair, and potential involvement of Herbert Lehman in a November special election.
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Connecticut
GOP
Naval
Hugh
Fanahess Naife
Scot Gnally
Septr
Danaher
Taft
Dewey
Seott
Martin R-Pag
Italy to Exile Luciano to Sicily
A high police official said Charles Lucky Luciano, the New York vice overlord, will be released tonight and sent to Sicily. He was picked up for questioning July 7 and will be required to live in his birthplace under the foglio di via obbligatoria.
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