U Baton Twirler Crowned Sigma Chi Sweetheart
Dot Grover of Syracuse University was crowned Sigma Chi Sweetheart at the national convention here. She received a symbolic cup at the noon luncheon and was presented to about 1,000 delegates as she began a packed schedule including a luncheon, arrival at the airport, and social events.
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Syracuse University
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Shan Shango
Yorkie
Sigma Chi
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Grovers
Danil
Buckseye Lake
Birth of Triplets Doubles Family
Mrs James Duncan aged 38 became mother of triplets at Metropolitan Hospital delivering two girls and a boy in a 25 minute period. Dr Harry Brasnes said mother and babies were fine. Each child weighed about five pounds. Names have not been chosen.
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James Duncan
Thret
Metropolitan Hospital
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Brasnes
Mina
Dottie Wins Title Amid Thrill and Praise in Columbus
Dottie Grover recalls immense joy after winning the national title at the Columbus event. She praises the outstanding finalists, cites Syracuse delegates as pivotal, and thanks supporters across New York State for their encouragement during a thrilling convention.
Pood Price Index Dips After Eight Week Rise
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index posted its first decline in eight weeks, slipping to 15.4 from 84 the prior week. The drop marks the sharpest fall this year, yet the index remains 4.6 percent above the level a year ago. The figure reflects the wholesale cost of a pound of commonly used foods.
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Dun & Bradstreet
Macex
Pig Ends It All At Farm After Sow Turns Hurting Pigs
A fragmented report describes a sow named Bessie at a farm where ten piglets faced harm and the event ends with troubling actions. The text references Robert Duticit and a difficult moral moment surrounding the animals and farm duties.
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Eng
Bessie
Robert Duticit
Walkout persists as Solvay strike stalls production
Negotiations between United Mine Workers and Solvay Process division of Allied Chemical and Dye Co remain at a standstill as 2,000 Solvay Plant workers walk out for a second day. Production halted at the soda ash plant. 13,000 Syracuse workers affected. Local 12487 pickers pace outside while city officials warn of continued chlorine-laden effluent in Onondaga Lake. Public commissioner Frank F. Harmon says the city still dumps waste while awaiting plant resolution. Carlton Bales defers inquiries to H Edward Row.
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Syracuse
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Carlton Bales
Opera Wang
H. Edward Row
Beach Party Is Broken Up by Muskegon Police
In Muskegon Michigan a noisy beach party of high school pupils prompted the involvement of city and state police and sheriff’s deputies. About 230 youths were dispersed after officers arrived. No arrests were made but two girls suffered injuries in a separate automobile mishap. Authorities were to investigate the event as a Muskegon High senior class picture day followed by the incident. Beer cans and bottles were scattered about.
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Polite
Lake Michigan
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Fussell Owen
al Spure
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Five in Running For Governor
Five candidates vie for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as day one of the state convention opens in New Haven Connecticut. George C. Conway withdraws and backs U. S. Lodge, boosting Lodge as the preferred choice of party leaders alongside James C. Shannon and others.
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George C. Conway
House of Representatives
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James C. Shannon
Soo Reras
Origen Sante Chak Lee
Moscow
Soviet Union
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Wiliais A. Purtell
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Naples
Italy
Real income could double for U. S. workers in 30 years
The Committee for Economic Development says real wages may double by 1980 terms over 30 years if productivity per hour continues to rise at historical rates. It cites a target $266 per hour in 1980 buying power, from $183 in 1950s dollars, and urges policies to stabilize growth, curb recessions, and reform taxes to spur investment.
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Committee For Economic Development
CED
CEM
Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Co
Bookmaking kingpin Erickson to stand trial Monday
Wealthy bookmaking figure Erickson is ordered to stand trial Monday on 60 counts. District Attorney Hogan will prosecute. Erickson’s lawyer protests the rapid date amid Senate testimony and motions. Gelb argues grand jury testimony may violate constitutional rights.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Frank Hogan
Senate
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Hogan Gelb
Perlman
Gelb
Eriekson
Mysterious cloud blankets vast Pacific area
Weather Bureau meteorologist R H Simpson reported a vast cloud covering about 1 2 million square miles in the Pacific. It rose near Wake Island and extended toward Hawaii with varying altitudes. Possible causes included wind blown desert sands or an atomic explosion. experts noted electrified ions from atom spilt could create such a mass. Proving grounds near Wake were mentioned as a nearby reference.
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Weather Bureau
R. H. Simpson
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Simpson
Arguid
New Guinea
Enieelok Proving Grounds
Missing B-25 with nine aboard from Olmsted Field
Narrrisbun Pennsylvania dispatch reports a B-25 air force plane with nine men aboard failed to report after taking off from Olmsted Field at 3 24 A M bound for Offutt Field Nebraska with eleven hours fuel. Headquarters sent 25 airmen to scour nearby counties as search efforts continue.
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Margaret Truman to Visit Europe This or Next Year
Mrs. Perle Nesta, the American minister for Luxembourg, stated that Margaret Truman will visit Europe later this year or next, during a visit associated with planned LE NAVRE in France.
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Europe
Bertha the Cool Pig of Self and Corn
Bertha a 25 pound pig on farmer Bob Becks farm wandered into a five gallon milk can tipping it and causing milk and kaffir corn feed to spill. She inhaled the mix and became stuck inside the can until a veterinarian advised to leave her cool and she eventually freed herself hours later. Weather forecasts predict clearing skies and a warming trend with light rain last night, temperatures rising from 60s to mid 70s plus a hot spell seen later in the week.
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Bob Beck
Bebka
Agriculture Committee Silent On Action In Senate
In Washington the agriculture committee has yet to act as Senate subcommittees review proposed cuts to government costs. The discussion centers on reducing funding across almost all annual money bills for regular government agencies and related programs. Estimates show potential savings, while concerns over contract authority and related funds linger ahead of full committee action and House return.
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Wirk
Tellara
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Savana
Russell Ls
Tha House
Senator Talt cites possible excise tax relief measures
Senator Talt of Ohio, GOP policy leader, says Congress can agree on nuisance tax relief. He notes committee action has approved cuts in excise taxes on items including purses, jewelry, movie tickets, and other goods, with estimates showing substantial savings. The report continues on page 19.
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Ohio
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House
Colunie
Plane crash toll estimated at 46 in Persian Gulf
Paris officials said the Skymaster crash in the Persian Gulf killed an estimated 46 people. Rescue crews searched for survivors after the morning report, with six persons rescued as planes and motorboats assisted in the effort.
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Clats
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France
Last Grotto Altar In Rome is Blessed
Vatican reports the opening of the Vatican grottoes with the consecration of the final altar by Cardinal Tedeschini. The eighth altar, to Christ the King, joins others consecrated by Pope Pius XII last week. Vatican sources expect a public opening soon, likely by June 23, Saint Peter’s Feast Day, with capacity for about 6 000 to 8 000 people.
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Vatican Grottoes
Federico Cardinal Tedeschini
Saint
Pater
Peter
Bus Strike Looms In Los Angeles
Los Angeles faces a looming transit strike as negotiations between Los Angeles Transit Lines and the AFL Transport Union stall. About 200,000 riders would be affected as Shrine convention begins and city officials urge postponement to avoid crippling the city.
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Los Angeles Transit Lines
A.F.L. Transportalation Union
Liem
Fintcher Bowron
Unclear text fragment on ships and arms dispute in Detroit
Fragmentary OCR item mentions ships tied up and an arms issue in Italy. It references Detroit and unions, with numbers like 125.5 and 1.52 but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Italy
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Tae Marbers Union
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