Women Republican Clubs set 6th biennial federation meeting
The article outlines the sixth biennial convention of the Federation of Women's Republican Clubs with plans for August events in Hellel Cartes Cheeland. It notes delegates, speakers including U S Senator Taft, and guest appearances by Eleanor Roosevelt and Katharine Kennedy Brown. It highlights registration August 29, events August 30 to September 1, and Tanglewood performances linked to Berkshire Music Center.
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Bmwa van Wormer
Burks Summers Bay
Mags Federation of Women’s Republian Clubs
Helel Cartes
Cheeland
Joseph KR. Warringto
Natioonal Federaron
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Ohio Federation
Ohio
Summers
League of Republican Women
District of Columbia
Washington
Federation
Frederick J. Culen
Davis E ¥Kina
Carroll Kearns
U.S
Robert Ja. Taft
Carter Hotel
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The
Walter Seal
McNab
Schenectady
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
United Nations
Serge Koussevitzky
Boerkshire Music Center
Lenoy
Mass
Poliuwell
Swomen Amore
Elizabeth P. Farrington
Joseph R. Farrington
Witional Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Congress
Hawaii
State Pythian Unit Fights Bias Clause
Saratoga Springs reports the Knights of Pythias national organization plans to remove a biased clause from New York State membership applications. The Grand Lodge requests to disallow a restrictive white clause, appealing to inclusion in national policy and member recruitment.
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Saratoga Springs
Knights of Pythias
New York State
Grand Lodge
Peron
G M Reports Record Profit in Second Quarter
General Motors reported a second quarter net profit of 272,589,624 a record for any company. The world’s largest manufacturer also set sales, production, payroll and tax records for the three months ended June 20 and for the first half of 1950. GM topped 4 million in car and truck sales over the quarter, with six-month net sales at 3,606,300,692 and net income of 480,277,389.
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York
General Motors
General Malocs
Commor
GAC
Lawyer Faces Kidnap Trial in Long Island Case
Gerald Sylvester, 40, a Branklyn lawyer, pleaded January sentence to a course of kidnapping involving his own son Chad Kaplan. He appeared in Mineola before Judge Cullas, with a trial date set. Chad, who had vanished from an Elmont boarding home June 22, was found safe in Peabineetown, Massachusetts. Sylvester, jailed in Brooklyn, claimed the boy was born to a married woman, Barbara Kaplan, whose recent divorce from Charles Kaplan left her with custody. Saul Davis, representing Sylvester, said his client did not want Kaplan to have the child and only wished to care for and protect him.
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Barbara Kaplan
Director Ex Wife Reach Settlement After Prolonged Case
Film director Norman Taurog and his divorced spouse Julie Taureg reach a financial settlement after three years of litigation. Taurog will pay 8101 041.67 monthly. Former wife obtained a divorce in 1943 and received 24 000 a year for her and their daughter Patricia now 18. Payments dropped to 12 000 when Patricia joined Taurog on a trip in 1947. She had signed an agreement in 1937 seeking 20 000 yearly. Taurog asked for 500 monthly after remarriage and new children, citing higher expenses.
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Norman Taureg
Julie C. Taureg
Patricia
Taurog Sted
Nulfy
Taurog
Susan Taurog
RCAF Planes Head for Korea
Royal Canadian Air Force planes departed last night heading for Korea for United Nations duties. The squadron sailed from base with about 230 officers and men aboard, many veterans of World War I.
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Ferry supplies to Tokyo via northern great circle route
A report notes ferry supplies to Tokyo are embarked along the northern great circle corridor near the Aleutians, detailing routing considerations and potential logistical implications for maritime traffic through that zone.
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Tokyo
Great Circle Zone
Hanley criticizes state aid at GOP politics school
Governor hopeful Hanley, speaking at Hamilton College during the Republican State Committee’s school of politics, urged scrutiny of Truman era policies to shield fighters from hardship. Senator Irving M. Ives was to address the closing session as about 100 youths attended. Hanley praised young people and warned against security seeking towns, stressing faith in Americans when given facts.
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Cliston
Joe R Hanley
Hanley
Lea
Republican State Committee
Hamilton College
Irving M. Ives
Manley
William L. Pfoffer
State Committee
Fieiftey
Tanney
America
United States
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Pfeiffer blasts socialistic core in Tri Tal ACOMESSYALION
A Syracuse Herald Journal clipping quotes Pfeiffer denouncing a Tri Tal organization as guided by a socialistic core and aiming to push American socialism. He asserts youth will reject the movement and accuses Democratic Party factions of obedience to splinter agendas and PAC trends within the state.
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Syracuse
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