State probes escape of killer convict in Albany
State investigator возвращed to Green Tiaveni Prison in Dutchess County to probe the escape of killer convict who killed a 9 year old girl. Commissioner Donovan sent Deputy Commissioner McGinnis to finalize details as he awaits a formal report.
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Edward J. Donovan
State Correction Department
Paul D. McGinnis
Dutchess County
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Donovan
McGinnis
Little Betty June Arnold
Donald H.snyder
Leaders Seek Adjournment In A Nation In Flux
In Washington Congress faces slim odds of final adjournment before party conventions. Senate sessions extend into late hours, while House Speaker Rayburn hints July as possible adjournment window. Reporting highlights congressional restraint and evolving political timing.
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House
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Italian premier vows outlaw of Communist Party
Rome report says premier Alcide de Gasperi warned the Italian Communist Party will be banned if it attempts a "revolution in Italy" amid protests in the Chamber of Deputies. He pledged the government will take all necessary steps to protect internal and international security.
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Communist Party
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Italian Communist Party
Maly
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Tastae
Christian Democrat
Escaped pilot returns to Chicago after Korea capture
Col Albert W Schinz 33 combat pilot shot down over Korea May 1 and held 40 days in enemy territory arrives in Chicago with wife Lorrayne 26. They stay with friends in Chicago a few days then return to Ottawa. They have two children Penny Jean 4 and Fritzie 2. Schinz calls escape story thriller and says it remains military secret until official Air Force report. He was deputy wing commander when shot down in MiG engagement. appeared in Japan 40 days later. Veteran of World War II he holds the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal and Silver Cross. He has served in Korea since January.
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Albert W. Schinz
Korea
Midway Airport
Lorrayne
Ottawa
Penny Jean
Fritzie
Schinz
Woman Killed by Civil War Musket Accident
Mrs. Ellen Sandman, 40, was killed near her steps while her 9 year old son Mark and father Joseph Sandman handled a Civil War musket bought the day before to start an antique collection. A cap fired by the toy pistol under the hammer apparently discharged a long loaded barrel. The father said he did not know the weapon was loaded. Police said the spark from the cap ignited a charge possibly years old.
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Ellen Sandman
Mark
Joseph M. Sandman
Japan Ships Gold To World Fund Maiden Voyage to New York
Japan begins its IMF obligations with a 250 million dollar deposit. Gold is loaded aboard the 11,000 ton freighter Hawaii Maru, marking its first shipment since the war as part of becoming an active IMF member. The cargo departs Tokyo for New York on its maiden voyage.
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Japan
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Hawaii
Rates Raised By Greyhound $70 Million Given To Art Museum
The Greyhound Lines announced a $70 million bequest to The Cloisters at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, earmarked for preservation, display, and the transportation of newspapers and perishable items. The Cloisters building opened in 1938 in Fort Tryon Park, northern Manhattan, attracting millions of visitors. A new rate schedule also sets higher charges for express and flower shipments, with minimums and distance-based steps.
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New York
John D. Rocke
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Greyhound Lines, Inc
Fan Cenis
Hudson River
Fort Tryon Park
Zorthern Manhattan
Girl Escapes Trap After Bomb Hiding Gone Wrong
Albany California report tells of eight year old Donna High hiding in a garbage can to escape an imagined atomic blast. She wedged herself in and required twenty minutes of hacksaw work and tin-sipping to free her.
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Calif
Donna High
Purge and Picketing Clash Prompt City Action
The CIO district director accuses government agencies of subversive pressure as Buffalo and Bay County osteopaths face legal battles over hospital access. A city commission vote reverses a ruling, restoring osteopaths’ right to use hospital facilities amid a heated dispute between medical doctors and osteopathic practitioners.
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