Dewey invites Schenectady church council to July 7 evidence session
Gov. Dewey's counsel asked the Schenectady County Council of Churches to send representatives to Albany on July 7 to present evidence backing its demand for a special grand jury probe of gambling in Schenectady County. The council seeks a special prosecutor to supersede District Attorney Emmet J. Lynch. A separate raid in Schenectady yielded four men charged in a still operation and unregistered distillery case. Jerry Palmer, 39, was jailed and later released on $250 bond after plea negotiations. he faced U. S. charges.
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Schenectady County
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Palmer
Spiris
U. S
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Charles E. Palmer
Socialists in Wrat It al HOLA Lead AMSTERDAM
A fragmented clipping mentions socialist figures in Wrat and Amsterdam with unclear names and roles. Readable parts show AL OLA or HOLA as possible leader references among socialists, but the context and actions remain obscured by the damaged text.
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Wrat
al Hola
Socialists Lead Netherlands Election With New Seats
In the Netherlands the Socialists advance to lead the strongest party for the first time as parliamentary returns show three new seats and a gain of nearly 300,000 votes since 1948. Provincial legislatures begin selecting the upper chamber, with Dr. Willem Drees poised to form a new cabinet under Queen Juliana. The nation also discusses U.S. politics as Senator Douglas accuses shenanigans in presidential selection and Catholic coalition influence persists in state politics amid Senate considerations.
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Cathels
Uitdad Catholic Party
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Thelreau
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Sec
Senate Rules Committee
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Neavang
Lily Whites Faction Leaders Travel to Chicago Showdown
Mississippi GOP split shows Anson Sheldon of Greenville leading the Lily White faction toward Chicago to size up national party politics. Father George Sheldon of Clinton, founder of the group, joins in as rival loyalties form. Two delegations—Lily Whites pro Eisenhower unpledged and Black and Tan pro Taft—face off at next month's convention, with the Negro faction traditionally seated.
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Mississippi
Chicago
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French Marshals Rebound Sparks Diplomatic Storm
A Paris report quotes Marshal Juin criticizing U.S. stance in Korea and implying France would quit the UN amid tensions in Tunisia. Premier Pinay calls the account distorted while government circles salute the tale as credible, signaling a heated international dispute.
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Alphonsé Juin
United States
United Nations
Korea
Antoine Pinay
Juin
Marshal Juin
North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
Matthew B. Ridgway
NATO
Paris Presse
France
U.S
Tunisia
Union Rally Aims to Get Guard for Mine War
Residents fear serious trouble as a United Mine Workers rally seeks police protection. Gov Wetherby sued for 402000 over GI bill payments and a plan to send extra troopers follows from UMW protests. Court case cites alleged fraud and non union miner organization by the watchdog group and school officials amid state and federal actions.
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United Mine Workers
Lawrence Wetherby
Sajfochester School of Radio
Ap[television, Inc
Jocel
UMW
John L
Two Children Perish In Sudbury Fire Tragedy
An early morning fire in Sudbury Ontario claimed the lives of two children while a mother and a father were severely burned. A third child escaped with injuries as neighbors and officials investigated the cause and fate of the remaining family. The incident left Felice Cermaine Clement and Roland detained for questioning as investigators seek answers.
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Sudbury
Felice
Cermaine Clement
Roland
Childs Ad
Goodwill Letters Stir IU Feelings Across Nations
A British protest over goodwill letters from Bristol mayor to foreign counterparts sparked a global diplomatic stir. Postal officials reported damage from a thrown stone at a government building as Austria and Belgium reported jet engine tests and high fuel use. The era’s tense Cold War context loomed with Soviet and East German signals of expanded developments amid the Korea and China frontier clashes.
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Unica Asi
Omb
Saics
Europe
Goodwil
Brglal
U. S
Buenos Aires
UPA
Lum
Lingpin Taster General
Comerance
Elopement of Joan Davis’s Daughter Ends in City Nevada
18-year-old Miss Davis, daughter of comedian Joan Davis, eloped last Sunday in Reno Nevada with Lee Bambi. The couple married quietly and returned home yesterday. Miss Davis offered a brief comment about the event.
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Joan Davis
Caz City
Nev
Miss Davis
Lee Bambi
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