Grand Master to Lead Masonic Pilgrimage in Utica
Frank M. Totton newly elected Grand Master of Masons of New York will lead the St John’s Day pilgrimage to Utica this weekend. More than 2,000 from across the state expected. 200 new officers to be invested at the Tompkins Chapel on the Masonic Home grounds.
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New York
Frank M. Totton
Masons
State of
St. John’s Day
Utica
Daniel D.tompkins
Masonic Home
GE Workers End Sitdown in Philadelphia Strike
Production at a Philadelphia GE plant returned to normal as 700 of 5,000 workers who began a sitdown yesterday voted to return to work after union leader Linwood Ford urged halting the action and stated the strike was not sanctioned by the union.
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Philadelphia
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on Philadelphia campaign
Walter Kiernan writes that Philadelphia will host a bold campaign clash as Dewey Stassen and Vandenberg test elections setup. He notes Dewey plans a fashion show music and records event while Stassen promotes a community supper and bubble gum as Taft supporters stay quiet. The observer also mentions two strangers in the room and a bet on the bill.
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Hungary and Poland sign mutual aid friendship pact
Premier Lajos Dinnyes led a Hungarian delegation from Budapest to Warsaw to sign a 20 year treaty of friendship and mutual assistance aimed at deterring German aggression. India ends formal salutations in official letters replacing I have the honor, sir, to be your most obedient servant with yours faithfully.
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Lajos Dinnyes
Budapest
Poland
India
Campbell Undergoes Eye Operation in London
Sir Malcolm Campbell underwent an eye operation at St Marys Hospital in London. Officials said it was too early to judge success. Burma’s Foreign Minister U Tin Tut stated Burma does not plan to relax friendship with Britain and the United States.
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Burma
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Deaths of Quaker leader Dr Rufus M. Jones and biographer Holbrook Jackson
Dr Rufus M. Jones 85 a leading Quaker organizer former chairman of the American Friends Committee and professor emeritus of philosophy at Haverford College died in Philadelphia. Holbrook Jackson 73 biographer of William Caxton and William Morris and author of The Anatomy of Bibliomania died in Bournemouth England.
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William Caxton
William Morris
Bournemouth
England
Oil Loan Repaid After Winter Fuel Shortage
Oil companies repay the U S Navy for oil borrowed during last winter's East Coast fuel shortage and extreme cold. Tankers are delivering millions of gallons of fuel oil to naval depots.
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New York
U. S
Navy
Naval
Firemen Seek State Pensions for Long‑Serving Pros
At the 28th annual convention, the New York State Permanent Firemen's Association urged a state pension system for professional firemen with 25 or more years of service, aiming for passage at the upcoming Legislature.
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Lamestown
New York
Milk as a Utility Success in Canada
A Canadian utilities official says control of milk distribution as a public utility is practical but difficult. G M Blackstock chair of Alberta board of public utilities commissioners told the International Association of Milk Control Agencies that never three Canadian provinces successfully regulate milk distribution as a public utility.
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Province of Alberta Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
International Association of Milk Control Agencies
Miss Kellems Seeks Indictment for Tax Refusal in Connecticut
Westport Connecticut Miss Vivien Kellems cable grip maker asked President Truman to indict her for refusing to collect withholding taxes from her employer Her bank paid the Internal Revenue Department 1685 40 after a lien was placed on her property for failing to make withholding returns for the first quarter.
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Westport
Conn
Vivien Kellems
Bf Cable Grips
Truman
Motor Car Output In US Estimated This Week
The trade paper estimates US motor vehicle production this week at 98,753 units: 70,448 cars and 28,305 trucks, up from last week’s 78,369 cars and 26,382 trucks.
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Automotive News
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