MacArthur to Head New York City Office at 99 Church St
Gen Douglas MacArthur is expected to set up headquarters at 99 Church Street in Manhattan within weeks, occupying a four room suite on the 33rd floor of a building housing federal agencies, instead of Washington’s Pentagon. The move would place him in New York as a five star general without assignment.
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Gullet Built For Boy From Intestine
Indiana University doctors report a boy, who swallowed lye, had his gullet rebuilt from a segment of his intestine. The tube bypasses the stomach and feeds the gut directly, with staged artery growth to keep the new passage alive. Hogan’s vascular rebuilds are likened to heart artery enlargement, aided by James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association funding.
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BRT negotiators map new benefits across rail system
Cleveland reports the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says 200000 members have mapped strategy to win overdue benefits from railroads. General chairmen claim past actions harmed workers and promise a plan to secure improvements from more than 100 railroads.
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Bradley Receives Honorary Degree at Cambridge University
General Omar Nelson Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Law degree by Cambridge University during talks on building up Allied defense forces. Also noted are royal honeymoon plans for King Farouk of Egypt and Queen Marriman in Taormina and labor developments in Auckland as new cargo workers take over port operations.
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Reds Protest Wave Against Supreme Court Conviction
Pravda and other papers in the United States report a mass protest over the Supreme Court ruling upholding the 11 Communist leaders' conspiracy to overthrow the government. The defendants were convicted in 1949 by a New York federal jury and sentenced to prison terms.
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Defense Cost Rise Likely to Grow Beyond Forecast
Defense Secretary Lovett testified the administration’s request of 60 billion dollars for next year’s defense may be a lower figure, with actual needs rising as the Korea war continues. He noted it is hard to forecast total costs including combat losses and said the department’s spending covers about 380,000 item types in a vast procurement program.
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Texas Man Named Top Lay Catholic of 1951
Beaumont businessman John Henry Phelan received Notre Dame’s Laetare Medal as the year’s outstanding Catholic layman. Officials noted his and his wife’s philanthropy exceeding 1 million dollars to the church, aiding parish development and church building nationwide.
Student Vets Get Vacation Clarifies VA Rules
The Veterans Administration states veterans in school under the GI Bill may take summer breaks without losing eligibility. A summer interruption is normal for students returning in fall, but new entrants must begin before July 25 to stay in the program.
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Birthday Marked Kings Absent at British Parade
London marks the king's birthday with the brigade of guards topping the colors ceremony as Princess Elizabeth rides Winston the charger in salute while George VI rests from influenza. President Truman's daughter Margaret and many American tourists observe the colorful event despite overcast skies.
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Day's Stay Lasts 42 Years at Los Angeles Hotel
In Los Angeles the Hayward Hotel keeps a guest named Arky who arrived years ago claiming a two or three day stay. He celebrated his 80th birthday and retirement yesterday, while the hotel believes he enjoys his residence.
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Evil Arky
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Arky Plans To Settle Down After Birthday Party
A description notes an age salesman being feted by some of his colleagues who threw a party with birthday cake. He stated plans to settle down, sharing the personal milestone with friends and co workers.
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