Russians blamed for litter and nude bathing at Glen Cove
Reports from Glen Cove Long Island describe Russian agency workers blamed for littering the former J P Morgan mansion grounds while residents protest the practice of nude bathing by Russian personnel. Also in New York the Macy’s strike pay deal, a critical shooting in Penn Yan, a mass Hudson River bridge painting project, and wartime-flag aviators facing height hazards are detailed.
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Glen Cove
L. I
INS
New York
J. P. Morgan
Long Island Beach
Hudson River
George Washington
New Jersey
Hogs Rise on Chicago Market and Other News
Sharp hog price gains led by 170 to 250 pound animals at Chicago with receipts around 5,000 hogs and 4,900 direct to plants, while cattle sales opened lower. A blast probe in Bayway New Jersey touched killed and injured plant workers. A jail escapee turned himself in in Woodford, Illinois. A health insurance plan was endorsed by a Senate subcommittee. A Missouri boy survived swallowing a razor blade and baling wire. General Electric union members condemned communism in a local resolution.
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Chicago
Bayway
Gins
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Hl. K. Collins
Rahway
Bridgeport, Conn
General Electric Company
Hartford
Waterbury
Torrington
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Deaths of notable figures in arts and law circle
Paul Rosenfeld 56, founder of The Seven Arts Magazine and critic in New York. William Stanley 55, aide to A G Homer S. Cummings who helped defend early New Deal laws in Washington. James H. Littlefield 88, composer of Stars on Ice and It Happens on Ice in Philadelphia. Mrs Phoebe S. Sinclair 90, mother of oilman Harry E. Sinclair in Pasadena. Mrs Hamilton Ward Sr 70, widow of former New York State attorney general Hamilton Ward Sr in Buffalo.
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Paul Rosenfeld
Seven Arts
Little Magazine
New York
William Stanley
Homer S. Cummings
Washington
James H. Littlefield
Phoee S. Sinclair
Harry E. Sinclair
Pasadena
Calif
Hamilton Ward
Blamilton Ward
N. Y
Buffalo
Bormann Counsel Appeal Denied At Nurnberg
The International War Crimes tribunal rejected an appeal by Dr Friedrich Bergold on behalf of long missing Martin Bormann to reconsider in absentia trial. Sir Geoffrey Lawrence noted months to present argument, then refused. Also notes moves in Tokyo Seoul Berlin Sydney briefs on postwar governance and security actions.
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Bormann
Nuernberg Nuernberg
INS
International War Crimes Tribunal
Martin Bormann
Fuhher
Friedrich Bergold
Geoffrey Lawrence
Baptist Leaders Estimate Soviet Believer Count Near Two Million
Dr. Louis D. Newton led a seven member delegation to Moscow noting church leaders in the Soviet Union estimate 1.5 to 2 million Baptist believers. The visit was arranged with Soviet authorities and Red Cross groups to review aid totaling 90 million dollars over five years.
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Moscow
Louis D. Newton
Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Soviet Union
Newton
Russia
Russian Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
American Society For Russian Relief
Russia Veto Stand Firm Says Moscow Reports
Report from Soviet circles says Russia remains firm on the UN veto as currently constituted. It asserts no speeches or attacks will change the present setup. Evatt criticized the veto after his UN broadcast and Australia seeks to place the issue on the General Assembly agenda starting Sept. 23 at the World’s Fair site. UN Security Council and AEC members prepare for key deliberations next week.
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New York
United Nations
Russia
Herbert V. Evatt
Evatt
Australia
General Assembly
United Nations Security Council
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Othman From Page One
In London I see Miss Peck and her worn dress as a symbol of wartime thrift. Experts discuss trade balances and sterling, noting Britain will buy only essentials such as food while delaying nonessential goods. The loan’s cost and cautious purchases will keep prices tight, with butter watched and bread eaten dry.
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Miss Peck
Herbert Crescent
Knightsbridge
Joan
Chancellor
Americans Clear In Art Looting in Frankfurt
U S Military Government officials said an American officer was questioned about the 1940s disappearance of art treasures from the Frankfurt Art Museum but no link to Americans was found. A recent probe also found no American involvement in looting around Marburg, despite claims by a former mayor who was jailed for falsifying Nazi connections.
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London
Ike
Frankfurt
U. S
Frankfurt Art Museum
Marburg
Pilgrims From New England Head to St Anne Shrine
More than 550 New Englanders left North Station today for the annual pilgrimage to St Anne de Beaupre in Quebec. The Triduum will attract thousands of Catholics from across the United States and Canada.
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Boston
Ins
North Station
St. Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
United States
Canada
Madr El Fattat Members Arrested Over Club Incident
Eleven members of the Egyptian Green Shirts Youth group Madr El Fattat were arrested in Alexandria and accused of tossing hazardous devices onto a British NCO club dance floor on July 17. The Interior Ministry says they confessed.
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Catrop
Madr el Fattat
Green Shirts
Alexandria
Ministry of the Interior
Political turmoil and unlikely election twists emerge in commentary
Brook lyn and Georgia citizens weigh in as Dodgers slide to second while Tal Madge returns to first. The piece riffs on unpopular votes, Truman, Slaughter aid and Mead courting Democrats, hints at war profits probes, and jokes about Meads possible bid for governor. A medical note warns spicy foods may cause ulcers.
Turks Differ On Election Turk Turks Differ On Election
Istanbul dispatch notes contradictory reports from two major parties in Turkey's first open election. Republican People's Party claims large Ankara majority. Democratic Party reports wins in Ankara Istanbul Smyrna Manisa and Mersin. Democrats accuse government of voter intimidation and arrests.
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Istanbul
INS
Turkey
Republican People’s Party
Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Democratic Party
Smyrna
Manissa
Mersin
Democrats
Anatolia
Farm Folk Save More Than City Dwellers
A Federal Reserve Board survey shows rural residents save more money than urban residents with similar income. Forty percent of rural households are classified as large savers versus thirteen percent in metropolitan areas. The report cites lower prices and non monetary income as partial explanations and notes farm operators self employed businessmen and professionals lead in large savings proportions.
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Washington (P
Federal Reserve Board
Cyclone Toll in Adriatic Kills 35, Italy Sea Disaster
A freak cyclone along the Adriatic coast of Italy left 35 dead or missing after heavy seas sank two vessels. Survivors described chaotic scenes as boats foundered and crews struggled in the storm. Local authorities launched rescue and inquiry efforts.
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Rome
Ins
Adriatic
Italy
Charge Jap admiral in sword slayings of airmen
Tokyo reporting that Yorikazu Ohsugi, once a Japanese vice admiral and commander in the Celebes area, was charged by Gen. MacArthur's legal section with the killings of 13 unidentified American airmen. The case will go to Manila for trial before Lt. Morris Forkosh of the Bronx, who investigated it.
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Tokyo
Yorikazu Ohsugi
Gen. MacArthur
Ohsugi
Celebes
Manila
Morris Forkosh
Bronx
U.S. Navy
Salabangaka
Filipinos Split Over Peace Outlook In Philippines
Manila reports a high government official foresees an end to Hukbalahap clashes with the military as very bright but the press counters with reports guerrillas massing in Nueva Ecija and Pampanga north of Manila.
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Manila
Philippines
Jose Zulucta
Nueva Ecija
Pampanga
Hughes Improves After Lung Fluid Drainage
Howard Hughes remains in Good Samaritan Hospital after a second quart of fluid was drained from his left lung following the July 7 crash of his experimental plane. Physicians said there is noticeable improvement and he is resting comfortably the latest report.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hughes
Bouquet List From A Lush Garden Sale
A catalog style display features numerous flowers and fragrances with prices, listing Moroccan Rose, White Hyacinth, Lily of the Valley, Lilac, Strawhat, Chambray, Aphrodisia, Tigress, Woodhue, and many others. The garland includes perfumes and plants with varied prices from 1.66 to 25.00, plus notes on varieties like Indian Summer, May Morning, Saint, and Parma Violet.
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