Miners Begin Annual Vacation Amid Contract Talks
The United Mine Workers start an 11 day vacation as contract renegotiations head to a crucial stage. A wage increase and shorter work day are sought, with the UMWA paid during the holiday. Talks resume with Southern coal producers in Bluefield and with Northern and Western operators at White Sulphur Springs.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine
USLW
UAALW
James Boyd
U.S. Bureau of Mines
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
UMA
UMAV
Southern
Bluefield
W. Va
White Sulphur
Steel* Corp
Tsaldaris Charged With Forming Greek Government
Vice Premier Constantine Tsaldaris received King Paul’s mandate to form a government to succeed Themistocles Sophoulis. Tsaldaris, a former premier, heads the Royalist Populist Party and will also serve as vice premier. Sophoulis’s funeral is set for tomorrow as Greece declares five days of national mourning ending at sunset Tuesday.
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Athens
Greece
GGP
Constantine Tsaldaris
Acné
Themistocles
Siphoulis
Paul
Tsaldaris
Binet
Sophoulis
My . eFsaldaris
Oreizn
Sophoulist
Souhoulis
Beulah Overell Engaged to Police Officer in Los Angeles
Beulah Louise Overell a 20 year old heiress previously acquitted in the murder of her parents announces engagement to Los Angeles policeman Robert Cannon 28. They had dated for over a year and wedding date is not set. Previous engagement to George Golluin ended after a five month trial in the Newport Harbor yacht explosion death of Mr and Mrs Walter E Overell.
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Los Angeles
Beulah Louise Overell
Miss Overell
Robert Cannon
George Golluin
Walter. E.overell
Newport
Harbor
Nowakowski Case Ruling is Upheld
The Appellate Division ruled yesterday that Mayor Frank J. Costello acted in good faith in discharging Edward J. Nowakowski from his post as tenant relations man at the Mattsdale Air Base housing project in 1947. The decision affirmed Justice D. Page Morehouse Jr.’s dismissal of the complaint after the plaintiff’s case. Counsel included Lewis C. Ryan and Costello & Rickett.
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Edward J. Nowakowski
Mattsdale Air Base
F Rochester
D. Page
A Morehouse, Jr
Nowakowski
Lewis C Ryan
Hancock
Dorr
Ryan
Shove
Costello
Rickett
Supper Lecture precedes Rev. Reulbach talk on thought
A supper at 7 PM tomorrow precedes the lecture by Rev. Caroline C. Reulbach at First Spiritualist Church. The talk is titled The Power of Thought and will explore mental influence.
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Caroline C. Reulbach
First ‘Spiritualist Church
Flood kills 46 in Le Pachuca Mexico mining town
The Red Cross reports at least 46 dead and 260 injured after a Slash flood devastated Le Pachuca mining town last night. No Americans were confirmed killed though an apartment building housing U. S. mining workers was erased. A separate bill to curb FPC authority over natural gas advanced in the Senate Commerce Committee.
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Les Pachuca
Mexico
The
Red Cross
Patricio Escobar Garcia
U. S
FPC
Federal Power Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
House Commerce
Realtors Gird To Kill Three Propositions
New York realtors mobilize against three housing measures before November voters. NAMFB president Maenner leads a state wide drive while Ruppert forms a steering committee to coordinate opposition with seven regional vice presidents studying joint community housing efforts.
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Bolton Landing
New York State
Theodore H. Maenner
National Association of Real Estate Boards
The
Bugle
State Association
Harry ‘Pl Ruppert
Henry
UCLA students flaws show in personality test results
A sample from Los Angeles reports Dr. George F. Lehner at UCLA gave freshmen and sophomores the California Test of Personality. Students rated themselves higher than others with women more favorable, and nine tenths viewed the average person as maladjusted.
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Los Angeles
George F. Lehner
University of California At
California
Maile
Leh- Tier
Commerce official resigns from international trade post
Acting director George L. Bell of the Commerce Department Office of International Trade resigns to return to private business. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer announced the move yesterday.
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Commerce Offical
Washington
Geoorge L.bell
Commerce Department
Office of International Trade
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Wheat crop in Kansas mostly spared by rust and plant diseases
An Agriculture Department survey reports little damage so far to this year's wheat in principal producing areas. The department notes confusion from reports of minor diseases, especially in Kansas, in a report issued yesterday.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Ex-wife ordered to pay ex-husband 1650 monthly for life
New York State Supreme Court Justice Kenneth O'Brien ruled Marie Robertson must pay Louis Reed Jr. 1650 monthly for life under a 1935 divorce pact now deemed valid. arrears total 34550, including past due sums claimed by Reed who sought 1 million in earlier years.
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New York
Mrrs
Marie Hoffman
Feed Robertson
Louis
Reed, Jr
Supreme Court
Kenneth O'Brien
A. and P. Chain
Reed
Robertson
Reno
Nev
Ford Union Threatens Strike Over Ford Negotiations
DETROIT UP The United Auto Workers threaten a strike vote among 166000 Ford workers as talks stall. The present contract expires July 15. The union seeks $160 monthly pensions for retirees, wage hikes, and health and social security programs.
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Detroit
CSO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Gene Prato
Ford
UAW
Cabinet Resigns in Uruguay After Finance Charge Vote
Montevideo reports the Uruguayan cabinet, a Colorado and Blanco coalition, resigns following a parliamentary vote 51 to 49 charging Finance Minister Lede Arroyo Torres with carelessness over an emergency expense account in 1947 and 1948. No charge of financial dishonesty is alleged.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Colorado
Blanco
Chamber of Deputies
Lede Arroyo Torres
Princeton Refuses To List Textbooks
President Harold W. Dodds of Princeton University says the institution will not turn over lists of social science textbooks to the House Association on American Activities. He argues the House committee misrepresented its aim and that government intrusion would threaten academic freedom and private education.
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New York
Princeton University
House
American Activities Committee
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton
Europe
Dodds
Only Scots Can Distill Scotch Now
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau ruled that American distillers may not label or make Scotch whisky except where the name clearly indicates origin. The decision ends eight months of hearings and imposes labeling rules on imports and U.S. blends and sets standards for mixed drinks to reflect authentic ingredients.
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Washington
Ameri Distillers
Mae
Internal Revenue Bureau
Highlands
Hills
Scotland
U.S
U. S
America
Young G O P Elects New National Chairman Contender Emerges
Indiana’s Philip Willkie 29 emerges as a dark horse candidate for the Young Republican National Federation chair. California’s Laughlin E Waters leads in public support while New York’s Ralph E Becker retires as national chairman. Delegates expect a new head from a field including Waters and Willkie today in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Indiana
Philip Willkie
G.O.P
Hugh D. Scott
Truman
Young Republican “National Federation
California
Laughlin E. Waters
Waters
Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
Indiana Young Repubiicans
New York
Ralph E. Becker
MacMillan Sails With Young Crew
Explorer Donald B. MacMillan sails from Boothbay Harbor on the Bowdoin with the youngest sub Arctic crew he has taken. A geiger counter accompanies the voyage to seek uranium deposits on a 10000 mile trip to Caelador Baffin Land and Ellesmere Island while gathering data on waters plants and animal life. The crew averages 21 years, and the ship includes MacMillan his wife Miriam and a taxidermist. Bowdoin College sponsors the expedition.
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Boothbay Harbor
Donald B. MacMillan
Bowdoin
MacMillan
Caelador
Baffin Land
Elsere Island
Miriam
Bowdoin College
Mid-Air Collision Yields $5,500 to Eastern Air Lines
A 1946 mid-air collision near Aberdeen Maryland left no injuries but awarded Eastern Air Lines 5 8 500 damages against Universal Airlines. The Eastern flight carrying 60 0 people landed safely in Washington while Universal’s DC 3 with 24 passengers touched down at Aberdeen. A Federal Court jury after five hours deliberated, finding Universal off course and at fault for failing to maintain a proper lookout.
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Washington
Eastern Air Lines
Universal Airlines, Inc
Aberdeen
Eastern
Universal
Syria Holds Election With One Candidate In Damascus Vote
Syria conducts national elections in Damascus with Col Husni Zayim as the sole presidential candidate after ousting the previous regime last March. He has dissolved political parties and shut down many newspapers he branded as blackmail.
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Syria
Damascus
Col
Husni Zayim
Zayim
Sheeixn
Private Eyes Shine in Crime Lore of Radio and TV
A genealogy of crime fiction on radio and television highlights the private eye as hero while praising the police. Tomorrow Syracuse honors Patrolman Thomas Horley for disarming a killer last November. Screen stars and new talents appear on WSYR WSYK and NBC programs with tours across cities from Roscoe Washington to Chicago.
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Radio i
iPrivate
Sture
CBS
Call the Police
Thomas Horley
Syracuse
George Petrie
Amzie Strickland
Screen Actors’ Guild
New York Theater Players’ Outfit
Radio Highlights Include Notable Performers and Shows
Today's listings show the Spike Jones Show on PIL-WFBL with Donna Ameche and a Hollywood Star Theater segment on Willian Helder at 3:39 PM on WSYB. Also featured are Derm secrenies with Eslah Edwards, Adventures of Philly Maree with Iserald Mohr, Sear win Sarede with Harriegion and kileen wees, and A Day in the Life of Dennis Dar with Kacara Filer on various stations.
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WFBL
Spike Jones
Donna Ameche
Geest Star
WSYB
Hollywood Star Theater
Screem
Willian Helder
Kileen Wees
WSTE
Dennis Dar
Kacara Filer
Parody Radio Schedules Mention Various Hosts and Shows
A jumble of station call letters and program names appears, listing WYE and WNDE styles alongside names like Judy Canora Dennis Day and Perry Como. The fragmentary text hints at historical radio parade and variety blocks with hosts and dates.
Temple Groups To Conduct Games Night At Temple
The Temple Beth Israel Men’s Club Sisterhood and Ladies Auxiliary will host a games night tomorrow at 6 PM in the temple social hall 601 Irving Ave. Refreshments entertainment and prizes are planned with committee members listed including Louis Spindleman Morris Swartz Philip Lavovitch Jack Meadvin Herman Arkin and Mrs Alexander Greerson and Mrs Philip Labovitch.
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THE
Temple Beth Israel
Sisterhood
Ladies Auxiliary
Temple
Irving
Louis “Spindleman
Morris Swartz
Philip Lavovitch
Jack Meadvin
Herman Arkin
Alexander Greerson
Philip Labovitch
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Charles C. Belley
Lockport
Ira J. Roberts
Utica
Tom Rogers
Glens Falls
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Germany Town
Carl C. Marcum
Suffern
John W. Lake
Brooklyn
A. Merle Rush
Johnson City
Ford Union
Oswego River
Harrison St
Young G.O.P
William Holden
Beaver Pyle
NBC
At & O’clock Tonight
WSYR
Don Amieche
Floyd
Floyd Ottoway
WSYPR
Dennis Day
WSYK
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Camden
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Chicago
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Mohr
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Keon
Leon Abbott
Pat
Perry Como
Radio City Playhouse
Frais Paupskerpae
Sfuse Pines
Aloma
Star Taester
Star Theater
Ewe Orchestra
Wkage
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Tate
Crossroads
St My
Radio Pulpit
Vie Damone
Vice Damone
Catholic Bock Catholice Hour
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Sinaira
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Poraude Theornkill
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Clif Edwards
Robb
Korner
WNDK
Voice of Prophecy
Gene Autry
Autry
Ataris
WFEL
Sien
Air Cau
Air Cheee
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People
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Roper Simons
Susie
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Jake
Beck Zatos Ze
Sacdmes i Sancmes Serenace
Sand Sancees
Gar _Lombardo
iSuke
AL Adv
Leon H. Abbott
Onondaga County
Republican Committee
Uncle Bill
Herb Carneal
Judy Canova
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