Dapper Dor Is Dead at 70 in Attica Prison
Attica state prison mourns Dapper Den Collins aged 70 expected to be buried within the prison walls. Once famed as the Don Juan of Crockdom he faced extortion charges across decades with more than 20 arrests. Friends recall few visitors in recent years and his notorious run from 1930s to 1939.
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Crockdom
Dapper Don
Nan Boyle
New York
Kilghenette
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Ellis Resigns Police Post in Cortland
Patrolman Sean Ellis of Creenbush resigns from the Cortland Police Department effective July 1. Ivan Kingsley, 47 Chartes City, will assume the post after passing civil service. Ellis plans to resume education to become a teacher after three years on the force.
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Creenbush Sr
LeRoy Stevens
Ivan
Kingsley
Chartes
Jisi
Ellis
Corvand
State Teachers’ College
Vatican notes crown relics in Vatican museums
The Holy See reports a reproduction of the crown exists and that the relics are not in government possession. Hungarians revere the crown as a symbol of their history and kingship, with Pope Silvester I linked to its origin.
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Steta
Hungary
New York
Cleveland
Ctosial
Ty “International
Judy Garland's Studio Troubles Propel Cast Shakeup
Long troubled period at MGM surrounds Judy Garland. She failed to report for work on Anni Get Your Gun last year and was suspended. Betty Hutton took the role. Garland hospitalized in Boston, then returned to Summer Stock to strong reviews. June Allyson replaced her in Royal Wedding era, while Garland had a daughter Liza with Shaan Minot, and tensions within the studio persisted.
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Francis ‘Ballard
Miss' Garland
M-G-M
Astaire
Forthcom
Judy
Metra
Betty Hutton
Miss Garland
Boston
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Fred
Past Salaries In 1888 Wyoming Rail Brakemen Conductors
In 1888, Wyoming railroad brakemen earned from 60 to in monthly wages and conductors received from 73 to 100 dollars per month, reflecting early wage ranges in the state.
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Laramie
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Wyoming
Acheson Defends Point Four Aid to Free World
Secretary of State Acheson addressed state governors on four day study of domestic and world problems. He promoted Point Four aid as a moderate force to build peace, noting Congress authorized 535.6 million though funds have not yet been appropriated. He urged quick approval and warned against narrow isolationist attacks while stressing cooperation with backward areas.
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Asia
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Jessup
State Department
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Acheson
McCarthy
United S
Proam
Presiant Truman
Congress
Boyle Offers Hints To June Bridegrooms
A column by Boyle offers controversial marriage advice, urging men to control households by shocks and jokes. It describes how a wife will seek independence, perform housework, and influence finances, then advises a climactic display of tears to prompt submission, ending with a scene of a wife discovering her husband despondent on the sofa.
Presbyterian Assembly Adopts Prohibition Plea in 1951
Delegates urged the 215000 members to pledge abstinence from drinking alcohol and condemned the television industry for promoting liquor. The 1951 assembly is scheduled for May 23 to 29 in Des Moines Iowa.
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Ord
Des Moines
Dutt Probes Truman Asia Policy On Communism
Pennsylvania Governor James H. Dutt, a Republican Senate candidate, told a reporter he wants to learn what the Truman administration plans to do about halting Communist expansion in Asia. He backs the European plan but questions British Labor Party reactions to the French German steel and coal pooling idea.
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Acheson
Truman
Asia
Dutf
Senate
Discuion
Labor Party
Chicago Police Search For Missing FourYearOld Boy
Chicago police and seventy-five officers searched alleys sewers lakefront beaches catch basins and construction sites for four year old James Knauss who did not return home for supper last night neighbors say the boy is blond with blue eyes the family lives in the Rogers Park area near the Degnan case of 1946.
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Exura
Robert Knauss
James
Knauss
Rogers - Pa
Suzanne
Degnan
Robert Heirens
Tax changes debated on corporate rates and surcharges
In a long delayed move the corporate tax overhaul advances with a 24 to 14 vote in committee and a proposal for a two to four point raise. The plan sets a 22 percent base rate on the first 25 000 and 41 percent on earnings over 25 000 with a 20 percent surtax above that. Effective date would be after December 31 1949. current structure tops at 38 percent over 50 000.
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Douzhion
Carolina
Boughton
Coughton
Funeral Rites Held for Infant Marilyn Tane Gifford
Infant Marilyn Tane Gifford, daughter of Mrs. Robert Gifford, 505 Cannibal Street, Fulton, was laid to rest in Mount Adnah Cemetery after services at First Methodist Church conducted by Rev. WD Melcher.
Reserve to Meet Fulton Flight C Volunteer Air Reserve
World War II veterans urged to attend a meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Elks Home. The gathering aims to coordinate veteran activities and support for local Flight C Fulton and related volunteer efforts.
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Reserve
Fulton
Volunteer Air ‘Reserve
Elks
Fos ter-Dulles assures Koreans U.S. backing
John Foster Dulles, Republican adviser to the U.S. State Department, assured Koreans today that the United States stands solidly behind them. He spoke in Seoul as tensions rose across the Korean peninsula and emphasized American support for stability and security in the region.
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Seoul
Korea
John Foster-Dulles
U.S. State Department
United States
Feathering Their Nest in a Partly Built House
Two determined robins set up housekeeping in a partly built house. Contractor Otto R Nagel moved the wild nest as it grew, keeping up with the birds as work advanced. Five eggs hatched, and the robins raised a fuss when humans neared.
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Otto R. Nagel
Nagel
Italians Strike Over Textile Contract Impasse
An estimated 590000 Italian textile workers walked out for 24 hours today to protest employers not signing a new work contract. The mass action reflects broad labor unrest across the textile sector and pressures negotiators to advance term agreements.
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Approaches Rated Most Dangerous
The Lighting Bureau reports most night accidents occur at a small city portion and on highway approaches through urban areas. Principal danger points are approaches to urban zones and traffic arteries between municipalities and built up sections.
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Leary
Te Street
Traitle Safere Lighting Bureau
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