Harriman Plans 3 Week Unofficial Europe Trip
Albany Governor Harriman and Mrs Harriman will take a three week trip abroad next month flying from New York City to London on July 7 returning July 30. The trip includes visits to London Paris Rome and Israel and aims to meet government and political leaders from their Europe associations. In Israel Harriman will observe a $175000 NYU technical assistance program with a university team advising the American mission and Israeli government. The party includes Michael V Forrestal and Hildegard Blanken. They will travel London to Tel Aviv July 16 Rome July 20 Paris July 24.
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Albany
Harriman
London
Paris
Rome
Israel
Harrimans
New York City
United States
Charles van Devander
Rome As “Personal and Unofficial.” van Devander Said: Harriman
Europe
Moscow
Oiher
Truman
van Devander
State University of New York
U. S. Foreign Operations Administration
Michael V. Forrestal
James V. Forrestal
Hildegard M. Blanken
Secre
Tary
New
Massena
St. Lawrence
Ogdensburg
Oneonta
Barthly Beach
Schenevus
Oneonta Joint Dairy Committee
Oneonta Group
Mrs. Miller To Face Court In Brattleboro
Federal Judge Ernest W. Gibson ordered the release of Lucille Miller 45 from St Elizabeths Hospital after a finding of competence to consult counsel. She is to appear in Brattleboro court next Monday facing trial on charges she tried to influence young men against the draft. Her husband Manuel Miller faced an indictment for resisting a U.S. marshal who went to their Bethel home to take Mrs. Miller into custody.
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Brattleboro
Ernest W. Gibson
Lucille Biller
Bethel
Miller
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington
Manuel
Gibson
U. S
Louis G. Whitcomb
Former Idaho Senator D Worth Clark Dies at 53
Former U S Senator D Worth Clark of Idaho, who moved to Los Angeles last November, died yesterday at 53. He served as a congressman 1934 38 and a senator 1938 44, noted Democrat and attorney. The report lists other deaths including Janina Karoliewicz Wajdowa in Vienna and Mariano Bertuchi in Tetuán and James E D Pew in Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles
U.S
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Boise
Vienna
Austria
Janina Karoliewicz-Wajdowa
Compromise Reserve Bill Moves Toward House Action
Washington backers press for White House reaction as the House Armed Services Committee weighs a compromise reserve bill removing an antisegregation clause and other controversial provisions. The administration seeks to expand the ready reserve to 2.9 million, while some members complain they were not consulted.
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Washington
White House
House
Congress
Vinson
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
Armed Services Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rep
Powell
Vinson bill sparks debate over military training and reserve powers
Commissioner Edward Dickinson rebutted a Republican claim about Gov Harriman friendly to towns. The Vinson measure would cut total active duty and reserve obligations to six years and keep a section enforcing reserve drill commitments. It omits restoring presidential recall powers, and rezervists could face 45 days on active duty for missing drills. Dickinson urged county supervisors to form planning boards to attract industry amid concerns over defense and commerce in New York.
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Vinson
Hitches
Congress
Korea
Schroon
Supervisors
Association of the State of New York
L. Judson Morhouse
Harriman
GOP
Albany
Tammany Hall
Liberal Party
Dickinson
Victim’s plea spares man prison in Mass club brawl
James Costa, 27, avoided prison after shooting in a Night club brawl. Ernest Medeiros, 50, requested Costa cover medical expenses. Judge Charles A. Rome sentenced Costa to a suspended 3 to 5 year term and placed him on probation.
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Fall River
Mass
James Costa
Ernest P. Medeiros
Costa
Charles A. Rome
Industry seeks clarity on expansion rights at meeting
A planning discussion centers on residential encroachment and future expansion space. The industry representative asserts the need for assurances before proceeding as the meeting concludes tomorrow.
Babe Didrikson Zaharias portrait by Ben Hibbs
The Sature day Evening Post editor Ben Hibbs argues that extensive coverage of Babe Didrikson Zaharias obscures her true nature. He praises her warmth, modest Beaumont home, early travels, and the 1953 cancer diagnosis while lauding her as a remarkable woman athlete.
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Mildred Didrikson Zaharias
Ben Hibbs
Satureday Evening Post
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Babe
Beaumont
Didriksons
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James E. D.pew
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Zee Morhouse
Commissioner Dickinson
New York
Anyather
Lipsy Bros
Philco
Lipsy
Ere Boulevard
Seraple
Grady, Free, Fenn
Tara Air 5A Furniture Co
K. Fayette St
Desoto
Daytona Beach
E. J. Aristine Co
W. Genesee St
Syraacuse, N. Y
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Syracuse, N.Y
William Stable
Oswego St
Liverpool, N. Y
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