Four Die and Four Rescued in River Boat Disaster
A river boat capsized during a harrowing incident near Pittsburgh. Four crewmen died, four survived after the vessel, a seafaring craft with a veteran skipper, was overtaken by maelstrom. Rescue attempts lasted hours as authorities and witnesses recounted the tragedy and battles to save crewmen.
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Vateran
Asf
Pitleburgh
Aurvived
Jock
Ty Awright
James Wollenden
Seaglane
Officer Nelson Resigns After Night Stop Incident
Officer Dorinth Nelson stopped for a headlight violation when a second car sideswiped his patrol vehicle. He was taken to hospital with a sprained leg and remains absent while recovering.
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Fic
Dorinth Nelson
Nalso
Weather forecast fragment from tomorrow's state report
A fragmented forecast notes a low around 50 and a high near 105 degrees with clear conditions. Winds are expected from the southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour, with some variability into tomorrow.
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Clear
Cai Tolier
An Howe
Rubber Prices Dip Amid Government Rubber Warning
Rubber prices declined sharply at the opening of futures trading in New York as a government warning to natural rubber producers circulated, signaling potential market disruption for major producers.
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New ‘York
United States
Features Page Teases Editorial Struggle and Columns
A scrambled note from Matqeis Childs on the editorial page previews a column about a struggle involving Broun the White and a cover of pages 30 and 31. The issue lists features including Horoscopes Letters Crossword and regular sections across classifieds sports and pictures.
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IARC
Frim
Matqeis Childs
Inis
Camles
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Igiorwing
Foclal Farm Wilton
Winshell
Everett banker dies. rites in Springfield and Baltimore
The body of Everett of Baltimore will be moved to Greenleaf Funeral Home for services at 5 PM with interment at Hillcrest Cemetery Springfield. He resided in Excel and was a representative of International Milling in Byers. Survivors include six children and his parents Mr. and Mrs. S A Everett of Plymouth. Sister Mrs. Harold Stiles of Brewerton and brother James Everett attend. Friends may call today 2 to 4 PM and tomorrow 2 to 4 PM.
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Greanspotling
Everett
Baltimore
Syracuse
Hing Rewinson
Hexel
Ballmore
Greentent Fanecal
Hillcrest
Gemeter
Springfield
Tlo 2
Erett
Byers
Spring Lodge F.& A. M
Mass
Shix Swile
Almira L. Everett
Airs
S.A. Everett
Plymouth
James Everntt
Harold Stiles
Brewerton
Missing Girl May Be Narcotic Slave
FORONTO Ont a report states Mabel Crumback 19 has been missing for two weeks with police probing a man who allegedly used narcotics to control her. A girl described as dazed and possibly intoxicated appeared at a refreshment booth and spoke with confusion, prompting renewed concern.
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Foronto. Ont
UPV
Mabel Crumback
Wesley Jenne
Pass Crumback
Soviet Walkout Shapes UN Aid Conference Absence
Lake Success reports indicate a Soviet boycott of a United Nations technical assistance conference. The USSR and its satellites refused participation at the UN assembly table, protesting continued Chinese Nationalist opposition. The walkout follows talks between UN Secretary Lie and Prime Minister Stalin, signaling possible disregard for Lie’s stance.
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Rusele
General Assembly
UNS
Becott Cimpalen
UN Secretacy
Fen
Lie
Stalin
Soviet Union
Jealous Suitor Kills Divorcee Then Self
A jealous 33 year old store employee Lester Crisp shot and killed Mrs Belvera Arends, a 30 year old divorcee and deputy treasurer of Clark County, in a parked car near her home on Sunday, then killed himself after threatening her companion Charles Sidney.
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Wellow Lame
S. DB
BelverArends
Clarks County
Emil Scharn
Lester Crisp
Verduare
Crisp
Het
Charles Sidney
Willow
Baltel
Increase Leniency Plea Fails in Valerino Slaying Probe
Washington sources report the Judiciary Committee pursues a five year review of gasoline price manipulation by the petroleum industry. The panel seeks a report by December 31 on potential antitrust and remedial actions, as lawmakers eye price fixes and industry practices.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Gondidersdayia Sentesa
No Strike Bill Called Russian Defense Yet
AFL President William Green proposed an alternative to a railroad no strike law. He called for the president to seize railroads during emergencies to protect public welfare and safety. Green warned that banning strikes and forcing compulsory arbitration resembles a Russian philosophy.
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Washington
AFL
Wiliam Green
Todex
Green
Sstate
Gther Industries
Russia
Texas baseball game ends in fatal selfinflicted shooting
In Buffalo Stadium during a Texas League game, Stanford B Twente shot himself while seated beside Telecaster Dick Gottlieb in a press box. He died about two hours later in hospital. Dom Stephens of Houston was at bat when the incident occurred and the TV audience witnessed the moment.
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Stanford B. Tivente
Dick Gottlieb
Buffalo Stadium
Twente
Dom Stephens
Houston
Jase
Tulsa
Foo
Vote- Ré ut Bill Is Test of Final Passage
A Senate clash over a bill to curb rent controls played out as Senator Wherry of Nebraska moved to return the measure to the Banking Committee. The “kill it” tactic was used to stall, with administration leaders planning a final vote when ready, while Senator Cain spoke through a 12 hour anti tax strategy and pondered his political future.
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Tey
Wherry
Vebtoska
Senate
Mtoe
Cain
Remington Resigns From Commerce Economist Post
William W. Remington resigns as an economist in the Office of International Trade. The move ends his tenure at a high salary and alters the department’s staffing.
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Washington GP
Secretary of Commerce
Satcyer
Wiliam W._ Remington
International Trace
Police Patrol Struck in Plant Morristown Tenn
Fresh highway patrol reinforcements were sent into Morristown as violence rose around the Amort Enka rayon plant near Nash ville. A mob attacked cars carrying nonstrikers, stones and clubs were thrown, dynamite exploded near homes, injuring no one. Sheriff Robert Media said patrols increased to 50 over the weekend with 30 state troopers from Kingsport joining in. additional forces from Nashville and Cookeville were en route.
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Morristown
Tenn
Amott Tan Enka Corp. Rayon
Nashvillé
Yenter
Sherif
Robert
Kingsport
Gilbert
Nashville
Cookeville
Seventh Gambling Raid Seizes Club Jackpot at Four Comers
Niagara County authorities with ten gas bombs raided the Four Comers Club in North Tonawanda, arresting twenty four men and que stioning about 200 patrons. Property valued at 350,000 to 400,000 was seized as a grand jury opened in the wake of the operation.
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Lockport 6
Niagara County
Four Comers
North Tonawanda
Grand Jury Investigat
Ion
Gamalinz
Tonawanda
Millers Report Animal Discovery Near Local Garage
The Millers walking toward their parked car saw an animal spring from behind a garage and scale a 75 foot embankment. This is the first report of the creature in over a month.
Jerusalem Control Studied Again
Examination notes indicate authorities are considering returning the dispute to the Assembly for additional deliberation. Geneva directives and legal statutes appear to guide possible new actions, with unresolved tensions over control and jurisdiction.
Committee to review athletic facility sites at Syracuse University
A new committee formed after a council conference will meet Monday with the Recreation Committee to tour six or seven proposed sites. Ex officio members include City Engineer Nelson F. Pils Parks Commissioner William A. Barry and Public Works Commissioner F Harmon. They will report to the mayor and may decide before the discussion ends. Melanie Kreuzer chaired the recreation committee meeting with Roy D Simmons and Francis J M Castella also listed as members.
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Syracuse
Universe
Jmayor
Corcoran
Melanie Kreuzer
Roy D Simmons
Francis JM. Castella
Tough Case Divorce Action Against Uncle Sparks Court Drama
Mrs. Angels Miceli, 46, sues her uncle for divorce in Common Features Court. The case centers on a prior marriage to Leone, a 63 year old Bricklayer, with the judge noting blood relation limits on marriage. The proceedings produce a heated exchange as legal questions arise about kinship.
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Cleyfjand
Angels Miceli
Dudge Frenk
Merriex
Solomon
The Shroparax Theaters Repeal Teen Ban Policy
The Shroprax Theaters Corporation rescinded its ban on unaccompanied teenagers after numerous incidents. Manager AL Harris, who enforced the rule, quit in protest citing multiple stage disruptions and three bonfires during shows.
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Fim
Ewing Declines Run for New York Governor
Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing reportedly will not run for governor of New York this fall. The New Times quoted Ewing saying he prefers to stay in the federal cabinet while the reorganization plan proceeds and hopes to elevate the administration's position in Washington.
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Ewing
New York
Oscar FL Euing
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