Rickenbacker Pledges Full Crash Probe After Flight Tragedy
Buffalo Chamber opposition to the Seaway voiced by Salur and E. A. Momberger with Rickenbacker promising a complete crash investigation with engineers, CAA, and manufacturers, while offering condolences to victims families. Separate items note a search for Dr Witteler, Ithaca College honorary degree to Katharine Cornell, and a mysterious long wire in Buffalo. Baruch to receive Cardozo Memorial Award.
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Buffalo Chamber
Seaway
Buffalo
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Salur
York Gns
Edday
Lt. Lawrence Seaway
Rickenbacker
E. A
Eastern Air
Momberger
Seeee Eee
Stone
St. Lawrence
Niagara Frontier Indusun
Maryland
Cornell
INS
Katharine Cornell
Ithaca College
Passengers Named After Newark Miami DC-4 Crash
A Maryland crash list details crew and passengers aboard the Newark to Miami DC-4. Names span New York City, Hamden Connecticut, Perth Amboy New Jersey, Miami, and Santiago Chile, with many incomplete addresses and scattered spellings.
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Newark
Miami
Maryland
W. E. Couey
Sopiol
KV. Wiltimehasa
Mama
Srhendore Lindstroe
Helena O'Brien
New York
Barents
Hell Gt
Hamden
Shan
Skora Origerry
Lina
Hoster Origerry
Hotel Ration
New York City
Sis
Teldgeport
Conn
Burgess Tonder Eaieng
Beni
Weenie
Samuel Boren
New Wore City
U Prancis H. Neudrunay
Piuxhing
SRS
Brie
Leo Machtel
Siam
Mise Queenie Machtel
Nurgr
Irs
Zaith Stuari
Baby
Orange
N. Js
Meeks
W. Solnal
New
Stark Cry
Cynthia Bolin
Herbert Sterrentein
Albine
N.Y
Mel
Ken Kaus
North Beskrot
Yost
Ana Mero
London
Ripernstein
Woodpridie
Michod
Belden Bhaseh
Oran Mansler
No Adarent
Péter Caityourdjian
Santiago
Chile
Josehnn Ae la
Alcide Gets Cabinet O K in Italy Crisis End
Rome AP Premier Alcide de Gasperi announced that the first non Communist postwar government was approved by President Enrico De Nicola ending a 20 day crisis. He defended the cabinet on air denying Leftists charges of dictatorship and said the principles oppose tyranny. The cabinet will be sworn in today with the Republic’s birthday near.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasper
Enrico de Nicola
Io the Nation
De'Gasperi
Tokyo Crash Bodies Found In Mountain Wreckage
All 40 bodies were recovered Saturday from a crashed Army C-54 courier plane that went down Thursday night in a mountainside west of Tokyo. The remains were taken down by a First Cavalry Division party to Maj. McGinn of the Eighth Army Graves Registration Unit for identification. Identification will be difficult due to severe burns, then the bodies will be moved to the United States Armed Forces Cemetery overlooking Yokohama harbor.
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Tokyo
First Cavalry Division
Midyatain
McGinn
Eighth Army
Unl
United States Armed Forces Cemetery
Yokohama Harbor
De Gaulle seeks U S aid for French reform plan
General Charles de Gaulle urged American support Saturday for his reunions and new movement to speed France's economic and social reforms. He argued aid would bring immediate gains to France and long term benefits to the United States in a spirit of friendship and equality.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
United States
Telephone Unions Discuss Organization Plans in CLO
About 60 officials from CLO and various telephone workers unions met Saturday to discuss plans for organizing a telephone workers committee within the CLO. The report also covers charges against Bernard Sylvester Schuetzmann Jr. for rape and related offenses, and brief items on cargo flights, a fatal car crash in Columbiaville, a gibbon at the Washington Zoo, a kite-electrocution in Baltimore, and a Cleveland to Indianapolis bus accident with injuries.
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Philadelphia
CLO
Telephone Workers
Telephone Workers Organizing
Milwadeesd
Joseph Tierney
Bernard Sylvester Schuetzmann, Jr
Baltimore
San
Washington
Amerio
Jean Rett Cross
Saturnas
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Deaths James M. Breen 62 freight agent in New Rochelle
James M. Breen 62 a general freight agent for the New York Central System died in New Rochelle. He was a longtime railroad employee with service across divisions and was known for his tenure with the carrier. Funeral arrangements will be announced by his family.
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James.m. Breen
New York ,Central System
New Rochelle
Truman Signs 350 Million European Relief Bill
President Truman signed a 350 million dollar European relief bill directing immediate overseas shipment of food medical supplies fertilizers and feeds this year. Richard Allen named administrator for the program with most aid headed to Greece Hungary Austria Italy Poland China and Trieste. The measure is separate from 40 million Greek Turkish aid and may be the last major postwar relief act with possible future aid in loan form to war crippled economies.
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Washington
LLP
Truman
George ©. Marshal
Congress
Greece
Hungary
Austria
Italy
Poland
China
Trieste
Richard Allen
Red Cross
U.S
Five Die in Calcutta Hindu Muslim Riots
In Calcutta and Howrah on Saturday the Indian National Ambulance Corps said five people were killed and more than 70 injured in communal rioting between Hindus and Muslims.
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Calcutta -Cins
Indian National Ambulance Corps
Calcutta
Howrah
Wives of Nazi Leaders Targeted in German Dragnet
In Munich a police dragnet failed to arrest wives of three former top Nazi leaders, including Frau Rudolph Hess and Frau Fritz Sauckel, as authorities pursued indictments by a German denazification court. Also reported are a Bogota plane crash that injured a passenger, Jewish factions clashing in Jerusalem, Molotov visit rumors in Belgrade, a bear cub's prank in Frankfurt, and a Cape May boat fire rescue.
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Nasi
Munich
INL
Lie
Frau
Rudolph Hess
Fritz Sauckel
Baldur von Schieach
Wheir
Dust Storm Warning Forecast For Great Plains
The Agriculture Department warned that destructive drought and dust storms will return to the Great Plains sooner or later. The bulletin from the Soil Conservation Service says they may start next month or in 20 years, but are likely within five years and more severe than the 1930s. Factors include planting wheat for prices, heavy stocking of ranges, and worse soil erosion during the next drought.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Department
Tiat Tney
Soil Conservation Service
Soi
Truman Talk Scheduled for Kansas City Address
Washington UP reports President Truman will address a memorial reunion of the 35th Division at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City next Saturday before a goodwill visit to Canada the following Monday. Press Secretary Ross cited a plan for no Alaska vacation this summer to keep in Washington after Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Truman
Kansas City
Canada
White’House
Charles G. Ross
Alaska
Ross
Kansas
City
Municipal Auditorium
Congress
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oPi
Rober T. Witteler
Chicago
Alleghany
Arthur J. Haun
Barucil
Bernard M. Baruch
Benjamin M. Cardozo
Tau. Epsilon ‘Rho
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Baruch
Alcide
O.K
Be Gaulle
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Columbiaville
Willian S. Rowles
Hudson
Wee
Brackle
Washington Zoo
Kler
Ravelers
Ava
Washington GP
Office of Rent Controls
Handsome
8. S.exactsihe
Stee
Wrenn
Bonne Music Co
Val
Salina ST
Wells & Coverly
Dad
Bogota
Colombia
W—A
Tax Aereo
Mita
Airstelp
Clyde
William’Swangon
Winter Haven
Calif
Aerusalem - 2E
Petwong
Palestine Communist Party
Molotov
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
V. M. Molotov
Frilzie
Frankfort
Germany
Walter Kolb
Kavli
Cape May
N. J. Ons
Coast Guard
Delaware Bay
Town Bank
Manhattan
Phoenix Hose
Immer
Palm Beach
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