Layoffs Continue at N Y Central Shops
Albany reports indicate New York Central Railroad plans layoffs at West Albany car and locomotive shops, with employment reduced to 557. News from Buffalo cites a Niagara Falls man’s death in a fall and medical examiner notes accidental death following prior hospital release.
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de Dominicis
C L O Seeks Recognition by A T and T
Chicago dispatch reports the C L O pressuring for recognition by American Telephone and Telegraph Co. amid a large eligible worker pool. The union plans a full-scale fight to organize Communication Workers of America as A T and T had previously withdrawn recognition.
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Vatican Denies Mindszenty Death Reports
Vatican officials rejected reports that Cardinal Mindszenty had died, stating they have no knowledge of such news. The dispatch also notes other international items including Aly Khan's arrival for Ascot, British reinforcements to Hong Kong, and strikes in Italy France and Britain.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Vatican City
Joseph Cardinal
Mindszenty
Hungary
Holy See
Hong Kong
Halladale
Deaths of Col Joseph Becker and Larry M. Smith Noted Editors
Death notices honor Col Joseph Becker GS retired commander of the 17th Infantry Regiment of the New York National Guard and vice president of Gurney Overturf Becker Inc in Buffalo. Also noted is Larry M Smith 33 an Associated Press editor in Cleveland since 1942 and former reporter for Parkerburg News and Marietta Times.
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Texas County Flooding Paralyzes Dallas Area and Roads
Heavy rains swamped Dallas and northern suburbs, flooding Garland Carrollton Vickery and Farmers Branch. High water blocked northbound highways while a freight train incident near Frisco prompted a search for two crewmen and a pedestrian was killed in a city crash. A crib death was also reported amid widespread blackouts.
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Branch
Datles
Garland
Carrollan
Vickery
Farmer's Branch
Dallas
State Highway Patrol
One Man Opinion on French Bathing Styles
Walter Kiernan weighs summer beach fashion with a mix of humor and social commentary. He notes limited French style due to modesty and health concerns, and jokes about politicians in sun briefs.
Rotarians Hear U N Secretary At International Convention
Delegates at the 40th Rotary International convention in Madison Square Garden attend a varied third session featuring a fashion show and a speech by United Nations secretary general Trygve Lie on The United Nations Bridge to Peace. Lie will share the platform with Dan Kimball and Tom J. Davis as a past Rotary president. Tonight America’s Town Meeting of the Air will be broadcast to Rotarians.
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Rotary International
Madison Square Garden
Trvggve Lie
United Nations
Lie
United ‘Nations
Navy
Tom J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Rotary
America
Ney to Wed Mrs. McMartin in San Diego Plan
Actor Richard Ney and Pauline Settle McMartin have obtained a marriage license. Earlier reports said they would wed next month in San Diego California. a honeymoon was planned in Kiel.
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Mrs. McMartin
Glendale
Calif
Lord Balniel Among Princess Margaret’s Windsor Escorts
London dispatch notes Lord Balniel a 22 year old Grenadier Guards lieutenant and heir to the Crawford earldom named as one of Princess Margaret Rose's three escorts at Windsor Castle during Ascot race week. Also listed are Lord Porchester and Richard Stanley, brother of the Marquis of Derby.
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INS
Margaret Rose
Lord Bainiel
Grenadier Guards
Crawford
Lord Balniel
Margaret
Windsor Castile House
Lord Porchester
Richard Stanley
Marl of
Derby
Buffalo Priests Elevated to Monsignor Rank
The Most Rev. John F. O'Hara lists ten Western New York priests elevated to Monsignor. Honorees include The Very Rev. Patrick F. Tobin of Jamestown and Dean of Southern Chautauqua, The Very Rev. George V. Calyahan of Arcade, The Rev. William St. Bennet of Buffalo, The Rev. James B. Bray of Buffalo, The Rev. Thomas L. O'Hearn of Buffalo, The Rev. Daniel Molloy of Buffalo, The Rev. Joseph H. Hoernschimeyer of Buffalo, The Rev. Stephen L. Szczepan of Lackawanna, The Rev. Francis S. Guzr of Buffalo, and The Very Rev. James T. Sullivan of East Aurora.
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New York
John F. O'Hara
Cs.c
Buffalo Dioiocese
Patrick F. Tobins
Jamestown
Chautauqua
George V_ Cal‘Yahan
Arcade
Wyoming
William St
Joseph H. Hoernschimeyer
Holilexy
Buss
East Arcade
Tand Arcade
Stephen L. Szczepan
Lackawanna
Iin Niagera
Francis S. Guzr
James T. Sullivan
East Aurora
Gasport
Farmers' Income 10 Percent Below 1948
The Department of Agriculture estimates that farm income in the first half of 1949 likely runs at least 10 percent below the same period in 1948.
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Department of Agriculture
Former Albanian Official Executed
London report says former Albanian Vice Premier Koci Xoxe was executed by firing squad on Saturday. The Albanian high court convicted Moxe of traitorous activities for aligning with Yugoslavia in the feud with the Soviet influenced Cominform.
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London
Tirana
Koci Xoxe
Moxe
Xoxe
Yugoslavia
Midwestern Farm Income Declines in Early 1949
Agriculture Department reports farm income for January to April 1949 fell in every Midwestern state compared with 1948. Iowa led the region with cash receipts of 131.356 million, while the four month total reached 747.040 million last year and 541.995 million this year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Uiinvis
Military Pay Bill Up Again
The military pay bill was sent back to the House for another vote after initial defeat. Sponsors predict it will cost about 50.6 million for the first year and taper to 3.5 billion by 1952, aiming to raise pay across ranks from generals to enlisted personnel.
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Sally
Hilder
BOS. Im
Red is promoted lendon Shoscow radio
Shoscow radio announced the appointment of Red to a promoted role. The report notes Lendon’s new duties and the station’s plans for the leadership change.
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Red
Lendon
UGP
Shoscow Radio
Tevesvan Named 14th Vice Premier in Soviet Cabinet
The text notes Ivan Tevesvan becoming the 14th vice premier of the Soviet government and previously serving as minister of metalworking industry, signaling a possible shift toward greater emphasis on recovery and efficiency in industry.
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Ivan Tevesvan
Tevesvan
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