Minsky’s Carnival returns dull burlesque shock in town
A reader recalls Minsky’s Carnival revival in a theater restaurant. The piece notes no nudity and mild performances with talk of past glamour, the boss Harold Minsky as courteous, Abe Minsky’s critical stance, and scattered industry chatter about performers and projects.
Polio in Adults Rising Across Nation
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports more polio cases among adults amid last year's epidemic. A survey of 22 states and D C shows 15,151 adults over 20 among the total 35,151 cases. Basil O’Connor notes the pattern persists. Albany reports clemency hearing set for two brothers doomed in the electric chair. June 15 is the date chosen by Governor Dewey after their Harlem murder conviction. In another case the Court of Appeals weighs whether to allow Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck to appeal a habeas corpus denial. Batavia police seek Lee F Taylor, Montgomery Ward manager and Merchants Council president, missing since May 23. New York wholesale food price index held at 9.74, up 18 percent from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National‘ ‘Foundation For
Columbia
Basil O'Connor
The
Foundation
Albany
Dewey
Herman Dupree
Batavia
Lee F. Taylor
Montgomery Ward & Co
Batavia Merchants Council
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
French jet Leduc reaches 990 kilometers per hour in test
Rene Leduc announced the French jet achieved 990 kph in its second test flight at Toulouse. He said the speed came with just over half throttle and marked a notable milestone for the demonstrator aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulouse
France
Leduc
Rene Leduc
Jersey City Officials Probe Municipal Employee Records
Questions from Jersey City's 2,500 employees surface after a drive to collect statements and voluntary information. The probe follows a 5,000 carpenter strike tied to a contract dispute between the Carpenters District Council and the Master Builders Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersey
Jersey City
New
Carpenters
Master Builders’ . _ ASSOCiation
Poland plans six year recovery program to start before 1949
Poland's trade unionists opened their second postwar national congress with 2000 delegates. They drafted plans to speed production and exceed work targets for a six year recovery program to start before the end of 1949 under the banner Fight for peace and unmask imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Warsaw
Deaths of notable figures from the era reported
Death notices list Fernando de los Rios former Span ish Republic cabinet officer and ambassador to the United States in New York City. Dr Lewis I Reford noted neuro surgeon linked to Montreal Neurological Institute. Earl F Ward aviation expert and early airmail pilot from Alexandria Virginia, former CAA official in Chicago. Dr Eli Herr Long Buffalo professor and longtime medical practitioner. James McPhillips former state supreme court justice listed in Glens Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando DE Los Rios
United States
New York City
Lewis I. Reford
Montreal Neurological Institute
Montreal
Earl F. Ward
Alexandria
CAA Airways
Chicago
Eli. Herr Long
Schools of
Medicine
Pharmacy
Dentistry
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
James McPhillips
Supreme Court
Tin
Glens
AWOL Vet May Stick to Postwar Wife in Waterbury
Anthony Martino a 40 year old former soldier who vanished after being listed as missing reappeared and planned to surrender to clear his status for a GE home loan He was staying with Doty Kelley in Manhattan with their 3 year old son Richard His wife Mary and two children believed him dead since he disappeared four years ago and had learned of his other marriage in Waterbury Conn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe -Minsky
Geene Courtney
Marjorie Dietrick
Rosanne
Nevada Smith
Sew
York
Anthony Martino
Staten Island
Daily News
Waterbury
Martine
Doty Kelley
Richard
Martino
Mary
Lorraine
Edward
The
Bandits Take $285 And Jewelry From Buffalo Tavern Owner’s Wife
In Buffalo, robbers forced Mrs. Mary Herbold to surrender cash and valuables after her husband Frank G. Herbold, owner of a local tavern, left briefly to fetch money. The bandits fled with $285 and jewelry valued at over $2,000 amid gunpoint threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Frank
Mary Rhold
Herbold
Frank G. Herbold
Earthquake Shakes Vancouver Area. Minor Damage Reported
A light quake struck the northeast Vancouver area around 9 p m yesterday. A radio report from Elso, 45 miles north, noted two temblors at the same time. State police reported no major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancover
Vancouver
Inelso
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Wilson
Minskys
Ohio
Minsky
Harold Minsky
Abe Minsky
Brothers Minsky
Lillian Russell
Lyon
Lamberti
Ter. Wanger
Cate
Europe
Greta’ Garbo
Paul ‘Douglas
Virginia
Father Divine
Philly
Georgie Price
Hetel Waldemere
Adams
Righoe
Mike "Todd
Maurice Zeoloton
iTony Belléne
Lawrence
Tierney
Hatchick
Wille
Eddie
Marilyn ‘Cantor
Fred
Allen
Peter
Donald
Ajaz
Cassidy
Ajax
BUZZ
Derry Lewis
Life
Jack Eigen
Betty
Hutton
Paramounts
tMerto
Bing Crosby
Bill Morrow
Ken MacLarin
Joe Russell
Ken
Gregory
Ratoff
Rome
Hollywood
the Empire
Lonely Hearts
Court of Appéals
Raymond "Fernandez
Martha Beck
Apollo
Howard C. Keiser
Phoenix-Apolo Steel Company
Los . Angeles
Fletcher
Bowron
Lloyd Alddrich
Aldrich
Eete
Ander
Boston
WORL
Federal Communications: ‘Commission
U. S. Supreme ‘Court
FCC
Frankfort
Western Germany
Bad Schlangenbad
Tokyo
Tokxo U
Churchill Hope
London
Winston [Churchill
Churchill
Kensington
Berlin
Germany
der ‘Tag
Staven
Mecklenburg
German Peoples’ Congress
Inca
NVEST
West Coverty, Inc
S. Selina St
S. Salina St
U. S