UN Nears Action On Spain At United Nations
The Security Council nears a majority backed plan for measures against Franco Spain with nine members including the United States prepared to vote for a compromise. The plan would ask the General Assembly to take steps possibly including a mass diplomatic break if Franco remains in power by September. Russia opposes sending the issue to the Assembly. Britain seeks to block specific action against Spain. Delegates expect to dispose of the Spanish question as Australia, France, and Mexico back the compromise while Poland and Mexico urge leadership against Franco. The council must have all Big Five consent for substantive action.
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State Pharma Association head accuses NY of lax vitamin law enforcement
Saratoga Sierings reports Frank L. Grennle of Staten Island says the New York State Board of Pharmacy has not disciplined candy and grocery stores selling vitamin capsules. He spoke at the New York State Pharmaceutical Association convention, which opened last night and runs to Friday noon.
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New York State Pharmaceutical Association
Frank L. Grennle
Staten Island
State Board of Pharmacy
Goodbye America boxing wager and ticket sale tale
An opinion piece recalls a boxing ticket scam and spending on fights. The writer notes planning to attend Yankee Stadium sections and ringside seats, praising a seller’s honesty. They pick Mike Jacobs to win and comment on the financial implications of the bout for the Treasury.
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Democratic reaction to the Fuld endorsement proposal was cool, leaders of that party being virtually committed to the nomin.
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Republicans set Albany convention site as stars align
G O P leaders shape fall race with Albany chosen as convention site, Saratoga Springs slated for the gathering, and plans to roll out a slate including a U S Senate candidate. Talks press Loughran endorsement, Fuld’s rejection as proof Democrats seek politics in judiciary selections.
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Jews Kidnap Four British Officers in Tel Aviv
An informant reports four British officers were kidnapped from an officers club in Tel Aviv by about a dozen Jewish extremists armed with tommy guns. The violence followed a night in Haifa with nine Jews killed in a battle near central railway shops, pushing recent deaths to 18 amid gunfire and 15 explosions at railway yards.
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Draft Compromise Between House and Senate Draft Plans
Draft language shows a compromise between the February 15 House target and May 15 Senate date for a universal draft. It endorses the House wage-raise plan to recruit volunteers, offering 50 percent hikes for privates and smaller raises for top officers, while the Senate favors raises limited to enlisted personnel. Contingent on resolving the teenage draft issue, Senate conferees propose 18-year-olds stay at bottom of the list with domestic-service induction only, unless Presidential certification proves Army need. House rejects this, with Rep. Way proposing a 19-year-old floor instead. Senate conferees refuse.
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OPA Bill Backers Weigh Pork Controls and Price Formulas
In advance of a session a key legislator surveyed Republican reaction to a pork butt concession while retaining pork controls to deter livestock feed fattening. Under the proposal, controls drop July 1 for beef lamb poultry eggs and most dairy except butter. Supporters hope the conference committee grants latitude to protect nonagricultural commodities with House and Senate plans differing on profit and price ceilings. Some lawmakers expect President Truman may sign without ceremony but protest Congress over inflation.
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Pastor 84 Receives Pope Benediction on 60th Ordination
The Rev. Richard O'Donnell, 84, Irish-born pastor of St. Rose Church in Alder Brook, reported to have celebrated mass over 20,000 times, received apostolic benediction from Pope Pius XII via cable to Apostolic Delegate Amelio G. Cocognani as he marked his 60th anniversary of ordination.
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Amelio G. Cocognani
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Lake Oil Tanker Edward G. Seubert Runs Aground
Cleveland District Coast Guard reports the tanker Edward G. Seubert aground on the easterly Lake Michigan shore and taking on water aft. Authorities estimate 20 to 22 men aboard as rescue efforts begin.
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Guess Ol Loc Was Right Freewheeling City Tale
Frank Horner, age 99, predicts a long life as he nears his 100th birthday next March. He credits his stout heart for longevity, noting he eats well, sleeps soundly, and neither drinks nor smokes, while recalling a doctor’s remark about a heart good for 100 years.
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Frank Horner
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700 Strikes Scheduled in Coming 30 Days
Washington unions forecast 700 strikes in the next month to press wage and hour concessions already won by big unions. Labor Department records show most notices target small companies with limited impact, and many disputes may be settled without walkouts.
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Labor Department
Runyon Divorced in Desertion Case in Key West
Court records reveal Damon Runyon writer of the Roadway scene was divorced from Patrice Del Grande Runyon an actress he married fourteen years ago on grounds of desertion in Key West Florida.
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Delay Bomb Practice Run Delayed Five Days on Kwajalein
NBC broadcast reported by Ralph Howard Peterson said bad weather postponed the second air rehearsal of Operation Crossroads by five days to Sunday. Reports from the Kwajalein island circulated that the atomic bomb is now being assembled there.
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Canadian Chrysler Plants Idled
United Automobile Workers pickets encircled five Chrysler plants in Windsor and Chatham Ontario idling about 4000 workers. A Local 195 union spokesman said the strike was authorized at a meeting last night after talks failed on a two dollar daily raise paid vacations and bargaining security. Picketing remained peaceful.
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Campbell Case Seeks Damages From State for Loss of Liberty
Campbell asked the Legislature to authorize suing the State for damages after a Court of Claims suit. He sought 100000 for liberty and humiliation and 51896 for lost earnings. The court approved 75000 for liberty. Tax counsel said 115000 total award largely not taxable. 75000 exempt, 40000 earnings likely taxable next April.
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