Off the Wires in the Empire State Seizure and Talks
2,500 seized in Nassau Daily Review Star office holdup as two bandits escaped with 2,900 dollars. Three men and three women employees were held at bay while currency and coin rolls were stolen from two desks. Jacob Mah in Flushing Meadow plans to speak on UN radio June 23 in a series titled The Price of Peace. Rochester police raid 16 in gaming crackdown including a billiard hall dice game. Buffalo reports steel plants facing curtailment amid shortages in cortland three major mills to be visited by officials. scrap supplies rising fast.
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Florida Supreme Court Weighs Radio Exemption in Anti-Bookie Law
The Florida Supreme Court ruled radio news service is not exempt from Florida's 1949 anti-bookie law. The court stated that to challenge the law it must be proven that broadcast content is not used for illegal gambling. A separate dispatch from Seattle notes US, UK, Canadian and French officials discussing forest fire campaign pressures.
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Arrests of Catholic Bishops Stir Hungary Peace Pact Clash
Three leading Roman Catholic bishops in Communist Hungary were arrested for refusing to sign a Moscow backed peace petition. In Vienna sources, the move is tied to a broader global peace drive. The report lists other wartime and postwar figures and notes NATO and East-West tensions.
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Reds Race to Flood Food? Hardboiled Eggs from Dane Envoy
Copenhagen reports an odd import incident as 400 packed cars of eggs were boiled in transit. Officials claim the eggs had been dispatched raw, then allegedly boiled by Russian authorities in Moscow. The tale blends economic aims with a confusing chain of causation.
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Beomed Girl Worried About Sailor Fience
Betty Thompson, a cancer-stricken teen in Atlanta, frets over graduation night and a failed romance as wedding plans unravel. Officials said she could not provide a coherent account of events surrounding Ambitn and her fiancé amid rising stress and speculation.
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OPS to Fix Local Groceries Prices Across Regions
Washington plans a community based program to set ceiling prices on about 15 to 20 grocery items, with local adjustments and no explicit rationing. Price Director Michael V. DiSalle announced the plan after briefing labor and policy groups, citing wage trends as a potential price driver while stressing unions should not halt wage gains. Congressional hearings on extending wartime controls continue as Wilson weighs merging major production agencies.
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Daily Worker seeks nationwide plea for Supreme Court rehearing
The Daily Worker urged a national letter-writing campaign requesting a rehearing of the Supreme Court decision upholding the conviction of the 11 top Communist Party leaders, announcing the appeal today.
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De Gasperi's Margin Narrow in Sicily Regional Vote
Complete unofficial results show Christian Democrats leading Communist bloc by 21 376 votes from 2 133 378 cast in Sicily regional elections. CDU 666 128 votes, Communists 644 152, MSI 273 504. Both major blocks win 30 seats each in the 90-member assembly, MSI gains.
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Tokyo censorship shifts war news control to GHQ
Far East Command announced that censorship of Korea war news will end June 13 with GHQ censors taking over from Eighth Army in Korea. Eighth Army will surrender censorship, and war reports from Korea will be telegrammed or telephoned under new GHQ procedures. In New York, price wars hit department stores as merchants slash prices in a nationwide wave spanning Baltimore Newark Omaha and San Francisco.
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Petitions Put In Circulation For Town Offices
Republican primaries set for Aug 21 with petitions circulating in Saxena area. Each petition requires 150 signatures. Targets named include Francis Lloyd Hosmer for town supervisor Thomas A Rickard Vernon J Donaldson for town council Joseph Romeo John W Silmser for town clerk Hubert Stark for justice of the peace and Mrs Margaret Beckstead for school director.
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Dance Girl's Killer Nabbed Near Death Site
Police say August Jagusch, a Brooklyn man with prior prison time, confessed to the murder of burlesque dancer Dora Sarasky. The nude body was found May 23 on Staten Island’s Death Hut. Jagusch was captured with help from his estranged wife, Alice Jagusch, who arranged a meeting at a Brooklyn subway entrance.
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Outings Clad Only In Shirts Land Behind Bars
In Toronto two men wearing only shirts provoked disruptions. One in an undershirt triggered a bus stampede before being charged with vagrancy after claiming he was sleepwalking. The other was found on a busy corner in a dress shirt and taken to the police station for a mental examination after refusing to identify himself.
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Acheson Warns Aides To Clear Controversial Speeches
Secretary Acheson asked assistant secretaries to handle all future speeches on controversial topics. The move came days after Assistant Secretary Dean Rush spoke in New York, drawing criticism from administration critics amid U. S. aid to Chinese Nationalists and shifts in policy.
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