War Loot Sale Aids European Displaced People
New York report on a postwar auction of Nazi loot in the United States aiming to aid displaced persons in Europe. The first sale of 828 lots raised 188000 dollars, with items ranging from jewelry to Far East porcelain sold to fund resettlement efforts.
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Germany
Austria
Dachau
Buchenwald
UN to Get Czech Case
The United States and Britain are quietly gathering evidence of Russian interference in Czechoslovakia. The material will go to the United Nations Security Council, which has charges that the Kremlin engineered the February coup in Prague on its calendar. Affidavits from exiled Czechoslovak officials are being collected, with most now in Europe. The documents are expected before the UN in about 10 days.
Lightning strikes at Executive Mansion uproots tree
A bolt of lightning during yesterday's storm felled a tree on the front lawn of the Albany Executive Mansion. Gov Déwey is expected back soon to find the yard in shambles as workmen remove the debris.
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Albany
Three Salamanca Men Draft a Crack at All Services
John D. Keller and two friends aged 21 from Salamanca enlist in the Army after Navy service. They plan a 20 year career at all services because civilian life did not suit them. Keller Fellows and Chamberlin wore Navy uniforms when they enlisted here and were discharged in 1946.
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John D. Keller
Keller
John J. Fellows
Robert F. Chamberlin
Salamanca
Army
Navy
I Seven-Week Strike Ends at Lockport Plant
A seven week strike at the Monsannto chemical plant in Lockport ends with a settlement. The CLO union members receive a five cent hourly raise bringing average pay to about $1.52 as 40 of 52 workers walked off May 11 for 37 1/2 cents. The agreement was announced on workers’ return.
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Lockport
Lockport GP
Monsannto Chemical
CLO
Food,Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied
Beer Sales at Bargain Grocery Lead to Robbery
Miami reports two beers bought at Nat Zuckerman's grocery ended with a theft. A stranger paid for two beers with cash and checks totaling 705.07 and placed receipts in the bag with the goods. Zuckerman and his wife claim the money and checks were in the bag when the beer was handed over.
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Miami
Jin, AM
Twoeberr
Nat Zuckerman
Zuckerman
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