Woman Charged With Assault With Auto On Husband
Lorraine Rooney Duffy, a young mother of three, faced third degree assault charges in Calverton after she allegedly used a car as a weapon against her estranged husband, George Duffy, 32. Police say she rammed him following a confrontation while meeting with him and her mother and children. The incident left him with minor hip and wrist injuries.
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Calverton
INS
Lorraine Rooney Duffy
George
Votes on two defense measures loom Monday in Senate
Senate plans to vote on a three year extension of the draft act and to advance a $1.22 billion bill arming NATO countries. Senate leaders and committees anticipate action Monday amid defense strengthening efforts at home and abroad.
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Washington
Ins
Senate
Lucas
D-Ia
Compton Says Russians Fog Atomic Peace Claim
Dr. Arthur H. Compton, American physicist, called Russia's peace use of atomic energy a fog, saying they focus on bombs. He warned that if a mountain was blown away, it was an accident not a public works project and noted dynamite would be cheaper for such blasting. U.S. Ambassador Alan G. Kirk travels to Eastern Siberia with his son and the embassy’s first secretary, declining media presence.
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Berlin
Arthur H. Compton
Kirk
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Moscow
U.S
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Roger
Richard Service
Clare Magee
D.-Mo
Russia
Harold O. Lovre
R.S. D
Sas
Mem Uleses
Remingtons
Lees
Wallaces
Danish Prince to Wed as Governors Snub Truman Luncheon
London dispatch reports the Danish Prince Truman engagement rumors amid a lunch invitation snub. Governors Thurmond and Wright were not invited, while Prince Truman is linked to 1948 politics. A separate Atlantic crossing story notes a 20-foot sailboat solo voyage from Hull by a 51-year-old pilot aiming for 100 days at sea.
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London
INS
Prince Truman
Georg
Denmark
Vis
Dares Atlantic
Eastywood
Eas
Navy relief arrives to pace VP-46 patrol duty
Nine twin engine Martin Mariner aircraft of Patrol Squadron VP-46 reached Pearl Harbor yesterday on their voyage from San Diego to Japan to relieve the previous squadron. The movement underscores ongoing U S Navy patrol operations in the Pacific theater.
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Pearl Harbor
VP-46
San Diego
Japan
Deaths Alfred Clark 7 associated with Thomas the develo phons
Alfred Clark, aged 7, is reported in connection with an incident involving Thomas the develo phons and sound repreds. The notice provides sparse details and no further biographical data.
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Alfred Clark
Thomas the
Develophons and
Sound Repreds
Young Democrats Open Convention
Delegates from about 200 counties gathered to begin the New York State Democratic convention. Party leaders and officials urged unity and emphasized upcoming political contests while addressing the assembled attendees.
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Young Democrats
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James A Farley
Staley Church
Sare Rechelle
Shoe “O
Toledo
Police Chief Denies Boss Betting Role in Binghamton
In Broome County a police chief and 13 others face indictments over alleged gambling involvement in Binghamton. Chief Hanifan, 51, denies leading protection for gamblers. Mayor Kramer has relieved him pending trial. Indicted alongside him are officers O Keefe Wilcox Vanderbeck, and club owner Louis Dimbro among others. The case, ongoing since December, resumes June 30 with bail set for several defendants.
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Binghamton
Hann
Broome County
Robert O. Brink
Hanitia
Daniel J. Meig
Donald W. Kramer
Hanign
O'Keefe
Hanifin
Louis Dimbro
Dimbro
MacMillan Starts 29th Arctic Trip
Commodore Donald B. MacMillan and a 14 man crew sail the Bowdoin from Boothbay Harbor on the 29th Arctic voyage sponsored by Bowdoin College. The 8,000 mile trip lasts about three months with students, two elder sailors, and the skipper's wife aboard. The Bowdoin will head to Kane Basin near northern Greenland before pausing at Philadelphia en route Castine.
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Donald B. MacMillan
Bowdoin
Arctic
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Bowdoin College
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Greenland
Kilsmere Island
Kane Basin
Ake North Pole
Harry Gold
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Dewey weighing third term amid espionage fallout
The report outlines Dewey's retreat from running again while GOP leaders press to draft him for a third term. It notes arrests tied to wartime secrets, including Alfred Slack and David Greenglass, and mentions FBI actions and congressional reactions. Dewey plans to attend the Governors Conference as party nerves flare over Soviet espionage.
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G.O.P
Nevilly
Sprapne
Hanley
Haney
Pfeiffer
Lake George
Burned Woman Is In Good Condition
Miss Mary Needham, 24, of 24 Yate ay, burned on face head and hands yesterday while leaving her sick bed and seeking safety in a fire. She was reported in good condition today at St Josephs Hospital. The fire occurred at the home of her mother Nedham. Fire crews extinguished the blaze within about 20 minutes. Estimated damage 250.
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Mary Needham
St. Joseph's
Leon Pene
Eien Nedham
Tee
Srexen
Solkay
British Columbia Faces New Floods Threaten Communities
The 1943 floods return as rivers surge after rapid snowmelt. Fraser River breaches along a 100 mile dike belt threaten farms while roads are washed out and ranchers are isolated. CN Rail line at Cisco 140 miles north of Vancouver is cut as residents flee rising waters.
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British Columbia
Fraser
Canadian National Railways
Cisco
Vanos
Pooling Opposition Called Unofficial
Secretary of State Acheson said Britain’s Labour Party rejection of a plan to pool Europe’s steel and coal production does not reflect official attitude. He noted U S officials or the governing party may issue statements not representing the administration. He knows of no State Department plans to contact Britain on the matter, though Marshall Plan official Paul Hofman will raise it informally with British officials.
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Washington
Acheson
Labor Party
Europe
State Department
Mar
Plan
Paul Hofman
Britain
Flood Swallows Crooksville Area Cutting Power and Destroying Homes
A dam break on Black Fork Creek unleashed a flood that roared through Crooksville and Rose Farm, washing away five houses near the Dam. Three families were located. two remain missing. Power failed citywide as a pottery plant burned after the wave. Rescue efforts involved the Highway Patrol, National Guard, Red Cross, and boats from Buckeye Lake with aid from Newark and McConnelsville.
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Jonathan Creek
Roseville
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Red Cross
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Sattlie
Ohio
Pricing Bill Veto Echoes in Elections
President Truman vetoed the basing point pricing bill, a move seen as a setback for some Senate Democrats and a boost for allies of the administration. Supporters argue the measure would let businesses absorb freight costs in delivered prices, while opponents call it monopolistic. House action seeks to hold anti-trust measures steady during the political stalemate.
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Senate
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D-La
Hill
D-Ala
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D-Ill
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O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Streight
McCarran
Danve Arequipa
Peru
Walters
D-Pa
Leff
Fragmentary Los Angeles Note Mentions Person and Place
A garbled Los Angeles fragment references a woman and a man near a park and a street name. It mentions a Mr Steney or Stanley and a judge, with unclear actions or outcomes. The legible bits point to a local scene involving names and a possible official proceeding.
Harriman to coordinate foreign policy tasks at Navy Pier
Washington 1 reported plans for a balanced foreign policy program under North Atlantic Beaty with 1952 tax and loan measures. Harriman will head a new post coordinating Defense, Labor, Treasure and Commerce and other agencies. Acheson defended policy alignment amid speculation he might be Harriman successor. Hoover urged tax restraint and government waste cuts to reduce deficits.
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Sador W. Toon
Tor Los
Amers
Jancote Beaty
Harriman Supermament
Hoover
Presiding & Lung
U.S
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Navy Pier
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Izroup
Harriman
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Lavor
Treasing
Commerce
Acheson
Settiman
Meign
CIA
Brooklyn Man Heads Moose Brooklyn Man Heads Moose OGHULS
Brooklyn is the new president of the New York State Moose Association at its 36th annual convention. Goldman succeeds Ralph W. Voight of Lancaster. More than 3,000 delegates attend the three day session ending today. Roy R. Rumoff of Rochester reelected secretary treasurer. Sixteen district vice presidents were chosen, including Jonn Morrison of Messena Kermit Golden of Rome and Anthony Speach of Syracuse.
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Oghuls
Clares Goldman
Brooklyn
New York State
Moose, Association
Goldman
Ralph W. Voight
Lancaster
Roy R. Rumoff
Rochester
Jonn Morrison
Messena
Kermit Golden
Rome
Anthony Speach
Syracuse
Woman Spy Is Sentenced to Die in Korea
Korean court sentences 39 year old Kim Soo im to death on five counts of aiding the Communists. She admitted violating the national defense act but said she provided information for affection and profit not from belief in communism. She claimed she feared loss of companionship if Col. John E. Baird withdrew U.S. forces.
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Seoul
Cport
Aelite Kim Soo Im
U. S. Army
Korea
Boy Scout Archery Meet Scheduled at Griffa Field
The second annual archery tournament for Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts under 17 will be held tomorrow at 1 15 P M at Griffa Field archery range near Liverpool. Jack Foster president of Onondaga Archers serves as general chairman for the event.
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Liverpool
Jack Foster
Onondaga Archers
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