Surviving Puerto Rican Workers Return After Sea Rescue
In Charleston 28 of 34 rescued migratory Puerto Rican sugar beet workers plan to press on to Michigan despite shark infested seas and injuries. Their plane crash 275 miles off Maine Monday night killed eight and left 20 missing. rescuers used a dashlight SOS signal, and Civil Aeronautics investigations probe overload claims against Westair.
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Charleston
D. C
Michigan
Westair Company
Seattle
Wash
Mimi
U.S. Navy
de Stroyer
Saufley
Waters
Navy Barracks
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gordon Matthews
CAB
San Juan
Joseph Halsey
Halsey
Ons
Pedro Gugman
Bos'ns
J3.b. Taylor
Gugman
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Cow Floats From Old Well After Neighborly Rescue
In Georgetown Massachusetts a cow named Bossy fell into a 2 foot deep abandoned well in a pasture. Fernald called an auto wrecker but could not free her. Neighbor Fred Morse suggested filling the well with water. Bossy floated out, albeit with shaky legs, and walked back to the barn under her own power.
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Georgetown
Mass
Burleigh
Court Rules Love Can be ILegal If It's Triangle
In Chicago a Superior Court judge paused ruling on a triangle love dispute involving Miss Alson Arndt and Caral Westenberger. The court delayed final decision for two weeks while arguments argued love versus court orders and alleged adultery. Westenberger’s wife sues for divorce and seeks $50,000 from Arndt for alleged alienation of affections.
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Chicago
OPI
Jovem
Rudolph Desart
Michael FL Zlatnix
Alson Arndt
Caral Westenberger
Westenberger
Gerda
Miss Arndt
Ford
Alenaujan
Anti-Tank Arms to Aid European Allies
U S officials disclose ships of anti-tank weapons to Europe as a push to counter Soviet armoured forces. The aid centers on France and includes bazookas rocket launchers and recoilless rifles still in secrecy while a long range US program aims to develop tanks superior to any future enemy. Senate committees hold hearings on a 1.2225 billion request for a second year of rearmament aid to allies.
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Wasiington
United States
France
U.S
Russia
U. S
Europe
Senate Armed Forces and
Foreign Relations Committees
Permanent Vote Status is Argued
New York State debating a permanent registration system at a Republican election law committee hearing. Supporters led by Manhattan Councilman Stanley Isaacs and Mrs William J Kelley argued it would increase registration opportunities while opponents led by New York City Elections Commissioner David B Costuma said it would be too costly. Mrs Kelley called the current annual registration inconvenient and expensive.
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New York
New York State
Republican Election Law Committee
Manhattan
Stanley Isaacs
William, J. Kelley
Seaysdale
New York City
David B. Costuma
Japanese Reds Declare War on Purge in Diet
In Tokyo the Communist party declares a fight against purges within Japan's Diet. About 23 Diet members remain. a third purge may begin late this week. Writer Karoku Hosokawa is chosen to lead future sessions, replacing Sanzo Nozaka. Akahata threatens a general strike to defend the party. MacArthur warns possible closure or censorship unless policies change.
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Tokyo
Japan
Red
Osaka
Chubu Nippon
Communist Party
Communist Diet
Karoku Hosokawa
Sanzo Nozaka
Japan Communist Party
Macarthur
Akahata
Kyoto
Atsuo’ Okazaki
Secretary Weighs Plan for Judging Legislation
A secretary stated last night that officials are considering a plan to judge proposed legislation. The comment signals potential changes in how future bills are evaluated and debated.
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Nish I
Meat demand and prices rise postwar
Washington reports growing American appetite for meat after the war and a heavier demand at the meat counter. The Agriculture Department notes 1948 demand peaked, 1949 spending on meat fell as incomes rose. prices, especially for upper grade beef, are expected to climb in the coming summer amid shorter supplies.
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Washington
Pneanies
Senate Rent Bill Seen Near Senate Vote
The article describes the Senate Banking Committee advancing a rent bill with a June 30 expiration, proposing extensions and referendum options. Senator Cain attacks filibuster tactics while House leadership delays action as Senate waits for a vote. The piece notes tensions between Cain and House leaders over scheduling and debate on the measure.
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Senate
Washington
Mayoata
Senate Banking Committee
Cain
House
Lucas
McCormack Mass
Swift OK Seen Fer DP ue measure
The fragment notes a Senate approved measure with references to Swift OK Seen Fer DP and an enlarged and med version of the Id48. The readable text is unclear and disjoint, but hints at a legislative action and a referenced device or code. Further context is needed for precise details.
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Swift
Shea
Senate
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