Democrats Lose Fight On Ashcroft
The Assembly committee voted 12 3 to recommend unseating Assemblyman Jeremiah Ashcroft amid probe of voting irregularities in Utica. The judiciary panel predicted no action, while a separate grand jury handed up 15 sealed indictments. Davies of Utica defeated Hadwen Fuller for reelection by 135 votes.
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Jeremiah J
Ross
Africa
Utica
Ashcroft
Asser Cigman Prichard
Griffith
Arice
Harry A. Reaux
Warrensburg
Repubican
Assembly
Reaux
Dewey
Hadwen C. Fuller
Parish
John C. Davies
U S Girl Marries German in Berlin
In Berlin suburb Weidkoelin an American girl Gertrude Ludemann from Brooklyn married German Martin Gunther 36, a former soldier released in 1947. The bride works with the U S military Government in Germany. Parents and brother attended. They cannot yet establish a home and plan to move to the United States soon.
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Berlin
Weukoelin
Gertrude Ludemann
Brooklyn
Martin Gunther
U.S
Germany
Gertrude
United States
Icelandic Reds Beaten as Government Nonconfidence Fails
In Reykjavik the Althing defeats a Communist motion of no confidence 37 to 9, paving the way for debate on Iceland’s role in the Atlantic pact and the republic's international alignment.
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Reyrkijavin
Iceland
Althing
Rhe
Bosses urged to give job security assurance
BELLEAM Fila CPA New York personnel executive urged employers to grant all workers respectful consideration and emotional security in their jobs. Thomas G Spates vice president of General Foods Corp advised a written statement of personnel principles as a first step to improve relations. The institute on industrial relations is sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers.
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The
Institute
Sponsored By
National Association of Manufacturers
Spates
Work Begins On First U S Luxury Liner Since War
Construction starts on the President Jackson, first American built luxury liner for President Lines. The $12,000,000 ship’s keel was laid by the New York Shipbuilding Corp in Camden, XL. The other two liners will have keels laid later this spring.
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Camden
American Presiident Lines
Jackson
United States
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Methodist Bishop Arrested in Seoul
Seoul police arrested 70 year old Yang Ju Sam on wartime collaboration charges with Japan. He heads the Y.A.I.C.A. of Korea and is among fifty two others held since January. Trial details were withheld with proceedings pending for at least 52 days.
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Seoul
Yang Ju Sam
National Assembly
Yang
Yai.c.a
Korea
Dewer Seeks Judicial Pay Increase Bill in Albany
The bill would raise salaries for upstate Supreme Court justices in the Third and Fourth Departments and those in the Appellate Division. It proposes jumps from current rates to 23 600 yearly and adds 5 000 to Appellate judges, with presiding justices at 5 500. Advocates say inflation makes higher pay necessary.
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Albany
Supreme Court
Ozonéaza
Cov. Dewer
Cherman Harry Feoux
Th Assembly
Gud
New York
Upstate
New York City
Tsan Upstate
Supreme Curt
Taylor to Fight Conduct Charge in Birmingham Appeal
Idaho Senator Glen Taylor arrived in Birmingham for an appeal hearing on a disorderly conduct conviction. He announced he would contest the charges as far as necessary after being arrested while trying to enter a Negro meeting on May 1.
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Birmingham
Ala
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Taylor
Washington
Paulette Goddard Confirms Separation from Burgess
Hollywood actress Paulette Goddard confirms she and Burgess have separated. She says she has not decided on her future with Meredith the port brunette actress, after the New York announcement last week.
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Hollywood
Paulette’ Goddard
Meredith
Esterday Burgess
New York
Coal Cars Move Again Amid Mine Shutdown End
Railway crews linked locomotives to coal cars as the two week stoppage by United Mine Workers ended drove shipments from the fields. About 463000 miners had followed their leader Lewis, and railway traffic resumed early today with 73000 idled cars returned to service.
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Pittsburgh CP
Lewis
United Mine
Mississippi River
120000 TV Sets Licensed in Britain
More than 120 000 television set owners are now licensed in Britain according to an announcement.
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London
Hicemsee
Britain
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Clinton Square
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Federal Deposit Insocramce Corporation
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