Night of Dinty Moore's and a No Man's Famed Feuds
A fragmented interview recalls Dinty Moore a longtime figure known for stubborn nos and sharp put downs. The tale includes a 1945 fine for OPA price violations, a clash with MGM scout Bill Grady, and a row with his son Willie over a past incident. Moore jokes about jail threats from LaGuardia and comments on his family mausoleum at Woodlawn.
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MGM
James Stewart
Grady
Willie Moore
Dinty
Willie
Stewart
Moore
Wilde
Woodlawn
Wine
New Yorker tied to Trotsky assassin revealed
A New Yorker linked to a loyal newspaper says Louis F. Budenz named the mysterious Miss Y who introduced Leon Trotsky’s assassin to Trotsky’s secretary. Budenz, ex Daily Worker editor now denouncing communism, testified before the June Grand Jury as a voluntary witness and offered to provide a name to Assistant District Attorney Jacob Grumet.
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New Yorker
Trotsky Assasin
New York
Louis F. Budenz
Leon ‘Trotsky
Trotsky
Budenz
The
Daily Worker
Jacob Grumet
Retail sales hold steady in week ending Wednesday
Retail sales stayed near the prior week's total in the week ended Wednesday despite Memorial Day. They were 7 to 11 percent above the year-ago period, according to Dun and Bradstreet. Apparel sales rose though rain and cool weather trimmed demand for summer clothing and beachwear.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Senate OK Likely for Griswold Greek Aid Post
The Senate signaled quick approval for former Nebraska governor Dwight Griswold as administrator of Greek aid. Senator Vandenberg said the Foreign Relations Committee would expedite action on the President's nominee for a job viewed as tough and politically sensitive.
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Senate O. K
Griswold
Reds Reveal Infiltration in 11 Communist Groups
Washington reports a New York City party inquiry listing 11 organizations deemed communist fronts in the United States. The exhaustive questionnaire targets activists and details members skills, affiliations, and possible secrecy, with samples about driving, schooling, and party involvement.
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Lyle
Wilson Washington
New York City
United States
American Labor Party
Civil Rights Congress
Consumer and Tenant Council
Veterans Housing Conference
Good Neighbor Council
American Youth For Democracy
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Young Citizens Political Action Committee
Win the Peace Conference
Independent
Citizens Committee
International Workers Order
Communist Party
Barrister Appears in Court Without Waistcoat
In a rare hearing, a barrister arrived in court wearing a wig but no waistcoat. The judge ruled that hair on his head did not excuse hair on his chest, addressing an unusual dress concern.
Global War Dispatches Report Manchuria Reinforcements
Nine thousand tons of Cuban sugar arrived in Britain as the Allies press on. Soviet media claim Russians beat Hitler's armies while Allies target cities. Turkey hangs two ethnic Russian-origin subjects for espionage in Erzerum. Italy's Christian Democrats stay in the General Confederation of Labor amid Communist tensions.
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Seay
Florencee
Italy
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Lem Ali
Opposition to St Lawrence Seaway Hearing Moves Forward
Walter Kiernan reports on the looming Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee hearings on the St Lawrence Seaway, with opposition groups opposing the project set to testify Wednesday and Friday. Former President Hoover and Secretary of State Marshall backed the seaway last week, while Julius Barnes denounces delays as dilatory tactics to stall congressional action.
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Washington
Opposiviosa Univy
Columbia University
Critea
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate i
Foreign Relations
Hague
Tify
Herbert Hoover
Marshall
Wiley
R-Wis
Julius H. Barnes
National St. Lawrence Association
Congress
Barnes
Tom J. McGrah
Ambitious talk of young mayors and political wires
In Jersey City chatter turns on a rad blooded boy potentially becoming mayor with Hague as his uncle. Hints link Kelly of Chicago, who retired, to Ettu Brute and Boss Crump of Tennessee, with exclamations about beginning to live and political connections influencing the scene.
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Jersey City
Hague
Chicago
Ettu Brute
Boss Crump
Tennessee
Wallaced Wallace Deaths and World Prohibition Talk Highlight New York Court Note
In New York City the Municipal Court spoke on Henry A. Wallace’s impingement of American integrity amid remarks by officials. The piece mentions Begle the eye specialist and Mirs. Mainstate, with talk of retirement from the New York State Elks Association and a 35th annual convention. It further covers British and Indian discussions on women’s rights and prohibition, noting figures from the All-India WCTU and the pope’s ceremonies in Vatican City.
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New York City
Henry A. Wallace
America
Mainstate
India
Govi Asbury Park
N. J. Ains
Irs
J. H. Chitamber
Plan of Women's Rights
All-India Women's Christian
London
Carlo
Temperance Union
W.C.T.U
William F. Edel
Pope
Infmuth
Kingston
Vatican City
Eben J
Frank D
Carey
Marquette
O'Connor
University Medical School
Mil
Claude Jot
Pleads Not Guilty In Trespass Case
BATIbade SMITH six of Montgomery street pleaded not guilty before Judge William H. Bomerick in Police Court to all charges of trespass and was released on $500 bail pending a hearing June 23. Smith had been held since May 24 after being treated at Crouse-Irving Hospital following an incident early May 24.
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Batibade Smith
Stontgomery St
William H. Bomerick
Smith
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Bedroom incident near Cornelius Thomas at 206 S Townsend
A person jumped from a second floor window after surprising Cornelius Thomas at 206 South Townsend Street. He suffered head and right hand cuts during the escape.
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Cornelius Thomas
S. Townsend St
Dean Confers Disease At Harvard Commencement
Cambridge Mass UP Dean James Simmons blamed a slip of the tongue for his remark at Harvard University commencement. Eighty five graduates of the Public Health School stood to receive degrees as the dean announced he conferred upon them the following.
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Mass
James ‘Stevens Simmons
Thought Association
Harvard University
Public Health School
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