Vacationers Warned of Fire Conditions in Adirondacks
Albany dispatch reports the State Bureau of Forest Fire Control warns vacationers of dry conditions in upstate New York Adirondack regions and urges cautious behavior in the northern part of the state. elsewhere fire danger is high as a statewide alert remains in effect. The notice accompanies reports of a drowning at Chautauqua Lake and local political changes in Albany and New York City.
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State Nation Department
Bureau of Forest Fire Control
Oday
Adirondack
Upstate
New York
New York State
Chautatqua
Saratoga Springs
Con
Lakewood
Jersey
Orange County
Chautauqua Lake
Hudson River Valley
Roger Samuel Stause
Jamestown
Local Police Have Big Role in Home Defense Plans
Nationwide police would back FBI rounds against Communists if ordered. Hoover shaped 2100 FBI academy graduates into a network aiding home defense against sabotage and espionage. McCarthy cards may be printed to identify anti-Communists for support of bases in Korea and Japan. Lizabeth Scott plans coursework at USC for philosophy and political science. Carl Cavitti held on counterfeit ticket charges with 36,000 tickets and $5,140.
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Washington
FBI
Truman
Joseph BR. McCarthy
M-Wisa
Ashington
Nai
MacArthur
Korea
Japan
UN College
Los Angeles
Lizabeth ‘ Scott
Petroit
Mich
Carlihe
Una Cavitti
University of South
Ulworth
Viet Minh terrorists attack American mission chief in Indo China
In Indo China a Communist led Viet Minh strike failed to kill American Robert Blum and three Viet Nam officials aboard a car convoy 25 miles east of Indo China. The assailants used a hand grenade and firearm fire in the village attack. The incident follows regional war tensions and U.S. advisory concerns.
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Kil
Indo-China
Robert Blum
Here
Egyptian Deputy Proposes Modesty Rules for Women
Deputy Mohamed El Karni Bey urged a chamber measure barring Egyptian women over 45 from wearing bathing suits or mingling with men in public. The plan would ban arm in arm walking with husbands, require full body-covering clothing except face and hands, and impose a 20 pound fine plus a week in prison for violators.
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Mohamed el Karnl Bey
Chamber of Reputies
el Karni Bey
Boots Betray Pool Hall Robber
A chaotic clipping records a case where boots allegedly betrayed a pool hall robber. It mentions Dr Westley Marshalls boots undoing an assailant, references deaths and a chain of names including Robert TL Shivers, and hints at a theft involving $16. The fragment also lists various unrelated figures and institutions in a jumbled arraignment style.
Truman Plans Trip and Population Figures Mentioned
The notice mentions a planned trip by Truman and cites population figures for the Atrilverse Gold Coast, estimated at about four million. The text blends political planning with demographic data, implying a broader exploration of territory and people.
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Gold Coast
Lattimore Urges Caution in U S Asian Policy
U S scholar Lattimore, speaking at Johns Hopkins, warned against making Asia a symbol of American policy. He urged actions not to be seen as aims to control South Korea or Formosa or commit to supporting French Indochina. He argued Asian nations view the invasion as Russia seeking influence and urged allies among India Pakistan Afghanistan and Indonesia while rejecting colonial policing.
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Chiang Talles
Formosa
Chiang Kai Shek
China
U.S. Pacific
Washington
George Yeh
United States
Altimore
I Rhee
Korea
Johns Hopkins
Universit Part
Unive
Unas
Ius
India
South Korea
Latiimore
McCarthy
R-Wis
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Senators Oppose Pike Term On AEC Reappointment
Senators on the Congressional atomic energy committee planned to oppose a new four year term for acting Chairman Sumner T. Pike of the Atomic Energy Commission. Reported that at least five of the nine committee members opposed confirming Pike's reappointment. An anonymous source provided the information.
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Washington
Congressional Atomic
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House
Pike
Senate Debates Arms Policy and Draft Extension in Session
Associated Press reports Senate resumes debate on foreign arms and tax excise issues while considering aid programs. Committees clash over Summer T Pike nomination to Atomic Energy, draft law extension passes 76 to 70 in a Senate vote, and interior panel backs statehood for Hawaii and Alaska amid broader inquiries into government security.
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Summer T.pike
Atomic ‘Energy Committee
Appropriations Committee
HoarsEy
Senate
White ‘House
Treasury ‘Department
Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Hawaii
Alaska
House
Lana Turner second baby on the way amid film plans
Lana Turner, wife of Bob Topping, announces she is expecting her second child while studio plans her to co star with Ezio Pinza in a film next month. She will work six weeks. Turner, already mother to Cheryl six, was previously married to Steve Crane and lost a baby in January 1950.
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Starrig
Ezio Pinza
Miss Turner
Tinplate
Bob Topping
Cheryl
Steve Crane
Topping
Sso
Lover Loser Takes to Pen in breach of promise trial
In London a breach of promise suit brought by Martin Joseph Grace against Mary Kate Hoyne featured Hoyne reading a self written poem. Justice Cassels questioned the source of the verse and Hoyne defended it as her own creation.
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London
INL
Mary Kate Hoyne
Martin Joseph Grace
Cassels
Miss Hoyne
Older Men Wanted In Machine Factory In Cleveland
A Cleveland machine factory seeks capable older men for work. Advertisement notes demand for experienced applicants, hints at wage details, and calls for inquiries at the shop. The fragmentary notice emphasizes reliability and mechanical aptitude as key qualifications.
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Cleveland
Boyd
Four Die In Nightplane Crash At Fort Campbell
A transport plane with paratroopers crashed near Greenbrier Tennessee after an emergency jump during a night flight. The Fort Campbell crew and passengers, including several first-time jumpers, perished when the aircraft went down on a farm between Old Hickory and Hendersonville, about 115 miles east of the base. Authorities report the loss of life and warn of ongoing investigations into the crash causes.
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Walter Kiernan Golly
Paul E Rotary Snyder
Uslic Informa
Mighten
Brland
Seward
Ased
Greenbrier
Tenn
HN. Curtiss
Old Hickory J
Hendersonville
Here
Sound economic policy foresees no depression
The speaker cites Tobin and reforms as proof of economic strength. He argues a depression is impossible due to reforms, noting past wartime disruptions and deficits, but claims the nation remains financially sound with a three billion dollar deficit.
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Lawmakers Likened to Wild Geese In Rural Session
A fragmented report describes lawmakers compared to wild geese in a tense pre adjournment scene. It notes disarray among members, geographic reach, and a focus on forest and grazing issues affecting cattle and sheep on ranges within national forest lands.
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Colorado
Assis
Largrem
Sault Ste. Marie Receives EU Grant for 840 Locks Project
The European Union awarded funding for the 840 locks project in Sault Ste Marie, supporting infrastructure improvements and regional development. Authorities say the grant will accelerate work and create jobs while enhancing navigation and safety across the waterway.
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