New York Senate Action On Anti Bias Measures And Other Bills
Albany reports that an anti segregation rule for New York National Guard units was amended by the Assembly to require immediate anti segregation regulations. The Senate and Assembly cleared miscellaneous bills including tighter crime publication rules, unemployment insurance study, renaming Fort Schuyler, license plate limits, dam survey funding, pedestrian safety aids for blind persons, and tighter auto finance controls. The unemployment committee bill and RH factor testing for expectant mothers were among measures advanced.
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Albany
New York
National Guard
Senate
Assembly
New York State Maritime Academy
Fort Schuyler
New York State Maritime College
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware River
State Public Service Commission
Orlo M.rees
Endicott Republican
Florida
Benjamin F. Feinberg
Plattsburg
Archbishop Warns on Church and State Split
The Archbishop of Canterbury says separating church and state in England would be a disaster and warns that Christians face persecution by a militant creed. He does not name Communists, stressing the harm to England, Europe, and beyond under such a split.
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London
Canterbury
England
Geoffrey F
Talking It Over at Forum of Onondaga Republican Women
EXGIA VAN WORMER reports final 1949 Forum in the Denison assembly hall Syracuse with Rep R Walter Riehlman speaking on The New Era in Washington. Mrs Joan W Brooks announces Silver Lining luncheon tickets May 7 at Hotel Syracuse and Denison building office accepts advance checks.
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Denison
Assembly Hall
Tully Women Named to Hospitality Day Committee
Mrs Edward M McCabe announces a hospitality day committee for forums includes three Tully women Mrs George C Wortler Mrs Willard W Seymour and Mrs R F Hoag plus others from Fabius and nearby towns. Arrangements chief Mrs Thomas Shoughnessy lists additional members.
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Edward M. McCabe
Tully
Riehiman
George C. Wortler
Willard W.seymour
R. F. Hoag
Charles M. Thompson
Fabius
H. R. MacEwen
Carl Greene
Roberts G. Wasmer
Charles F. Stanton
Otto
Goren on Bridge and the Breakup Play Analysis
The article discusses a bridge hand where North opens with 1 Club and South jump to 2 Notrump. It explains how East’s overcall and the ensuing play broke down when clubs failed, leading to a one‑down result, and suggests declarer could have prevented the loss by forcing East to take action to disrupt the enemy’s lines of communication.
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North
Slade
East
South
Wrest
Declarer
The First Trick and the Spade Duel
The article explains a bridge tactic where declarer forces East to take the first Spade trick by leading the King from a summit of spades. East must decide to win or let declarer capture two spade tricks. If East clears the suit West loses spades and must coordinate quickly with his partner when he regains the lead. In union there is strength. Don’t let them get together.
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East
West
Teo
Declarer
Cummit
Ceclarer
Czechs Postpone Treason Trial In Absence
In Prague the treason trial in absentia of Dr. Jan Papanex former Deputy Premier Peter Zenkl Hubert Ripka and 24 other Czechoslovak officials ousted by the Communist government was postponed indefinitely with no reason given by the Justice Ministry press department.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Jan Papanex
Peter Zenkl
Hubert Ripka
Ministry of Justice
Talk Set on Naval Reserve Research
Joseph Graham of the U S N R New York branch will discuss Naval Reserve research organization for the Syracuse area. The lecture Thursday at 8 P.M. on the Thompson Road campus of Syracuse University in Room 325 of the Engineering Building is open to all Naval Reserve commission holders interested in research and development.
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Joseph Graham
U S. N.R
New York
Office of Naval Research
Naval Reserve Research
Syracuse Area
Thompson Ra
Syracuse University
Naval Reserve
Anti-Insurance Assessment OK'd by New York County Medical Society
The New York County Medical Society approved the AMA's $25 per member assessment to support a campaign against compulsory Federal health insurance. The vote followed a prior decision by the society in opposition to the plan.
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New York County
Manhattan
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Women’s Democratic Club of
Onondaga
Hotel Onondaga
M. J. Spillane
William Wigley
Michael Linsky
R. Walter Riehlman
G.O.P
New Era Forum
By Exgia van Wormer
Laurence Terne
Holaballos
Nietzsche
O'Ryan
Orion
Miles O’reilly
Trish
Alexander Pope
Edward Moore
Biren
Neutra
Goren
Charles H. Goren
Vale
Ats
Lan Ni
Edwards
Wilton
Iza
Emen
Dros
Ark
America
St. Salina St
Geo Bliss
BLISS
D.C
Asylum
Donald Cg, Oertel
Optometrists
S. Sealine St
George D. Oertel
Donald G. Oertel
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