Tony Farrell the Angel of Broadway Revue Plans
Tony Farrell once a quiet Albany manufacturer becomes the central figure in a new revue titled Hold It about an angelic impresario who promises budgets of up to 2.35 million and revises his book to woo writers. the piece follows his salary leases, cast, and Broadway ambitions at Delmonicos in Saratoga starting August 2.
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Lincoln hosts 500 American airmen on first wartime leave
Lincoln England woke to wartime memories as 500 American Air Force personnel from the 288 unit at Campton Field poured into the city on their first leave since arrival in England. They filled pubs and the only dance hall, prompting tavernkeepers to recall wartime curfews and celebrations.
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Israeli volunteers land in Frankfurt from Berlin
A group of 36 young German Jews including 16 girls, who volunteered for service in the Israeli Army, arrived in Frankfurt today from Berlin aboard a United States plane. They travel with another group en route to the United States and Canada.
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$1000 bill found by engraver on New York street
An engraver named Nicholas Pano found a thousand dollar bill while walking to work in New York. He turned the note over to police with the promise he would keep it if unclaimed for 60 days. The story notes a union dispute and labor matters in upstate colleges and shipyards, and reports on Steel Strike avoidance and labor election results.
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Married After Twenty Years In The Nation
Pur married after twenty years today Miss John Margaret Isdale of Napier NZ and Thomas A Cotter will wed August seventeenth Cotter met at a Napier party in 1928 when his ship cruised there Isdale wrote later after seeing his name in a stamp collectors magazine eight months ago Cotter proposed by mail and the couple, both with military ties, plan a formal ceremony.
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Mystery surrounds death of husband as wife kept in custody
VANCEBORO Maine. Mrs Margaret Mary Marcil 33 is held on murder charges after the death of her husband Oscar Marcil 56 of Schenectady New York at a secluded cottage near Specinic Lake close to the Canadian border. Pathologist and toxicologist studies were ongoing as authorities withheld comment. The wartime Navy nurse, once stationed at Sampson Naval Base, pleaded innocence as the legal proceedings continued.
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29 Refugees Await Ruling In Boston Harbor
A hardy group of 29 Baltic refugees from Latvia Lithuania and Sweden sailed 43 days from Province Town to Boston Harbor seeking asylum in the United States. Captain John Rosenberg says the group hopes for entry but warns return to the Baltic lands would mean concentration camps and death for the children. The ketch was anchored off Boston as newsmen learned their plight and hopes for asylum.
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UN Agent Check Urged
Washington Senator Hatch urged a UN agent check amid Senate subcommittee hearings on the United Nations. He claimed several hundred people connected to the UN are suspected subversives and that some act as propaganda operatives under a UN cloak. He criticized administration responsibility for any family of deroga tors.
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Continental Can Profits Jump in Latest Fiscal Period
Continental Can Campin reports consolidated net earnings for the 12 months ended June 30 at about $3.430 per share, compared with $2.75 for the year ended June 30, 1947 and $4.29 for the year ended March 4, 1948. Earnings reflect net gains of the company and its subsidiaries applicable to common stock.
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Gandhi stamps mark India post history first native image
Partial OCR notes indicate a historic issue of Gandhi postage stamps in India. Mentions Gandhi imagery on stamps, an August issuance date, and references to Indian post history, with several garbled terms and dates. The readable elements highlight India's stamp history and the honoring of Mahatma Gandhi via a postal issue.
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U.S. Laws Irk UN Soviets In Glen Cove Inspections
Inspector Joseph Stance says an odor source near an estate tied to Russian UN personnel spurred complaints for ten days. A Polish horse event mention and a tense exchange with Krasnovo reflect alleged law differences and the local mayor’s denied permit for a return inspection.
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Dewey urged to take clear stances on housing and prices
New York Democratic State Chairman Paul Fitzpatrick urged Democratic nominee Thomas E Dewey to declare positions on housing and rising prices. He warned Republicans cannot act until Congress resumes in January and pressed Dewey to address inflation and related issues immediately.
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Praisfts Sentenced in Budapest War Crimes Case
In Budapest a Roman Catholic court sentenced individuals including Cannan Zanm and Mihilovic, with sentences from 16 months to ten seconds in prison terms. The case, described as war crimes against the Demner regime, named a missing leader at Achia Catholicn. One defendant was sentenced in absentia to ten years or more.
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