Spelling Champ Patricia Sehl Wins Central New York Bee
Patricia Sehl 13 of Utica won the Herald-American Herald-Journal division of the National Spelling Bee in a tense four word contest. Bill O'Brien 12 of Binghamton placed second and Nick Colabella 18 of Syracuse took third in a crowded Lincoln Auditorium audience of about 1,000. Patricia earned a Washington trip, $50 cash, and silver medal.
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George Donaldson
Central New York
Patricia Joan Seh
Clark Mills
Our Lady of
Patricia
Bill
Onondaga County
Lincoln Auditorium
Edward
Utica girl wins spelling bee to Washington DC
Patricia Sehl, 13, the eighth grader from Our Lady of Lourdes School Utica, spelled her way to Washington DC after winning a state spelling bee. She recalled a mix of fear and excitement and thanked family and teachers as she prepared for the trip. Her sister and nine Sehl family members celebrated the victory, while she noted she would comb her hair before photos next time. She listened for the final on the radio with parents Dr. Marold Sehl and Mrs. Sehl and siblings at home in Clark Mills.
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Our Lady of Lourdes
Utica
Hally
Shwe
Een
Sehl
Patricia
Madal
Lincoln Auditorium
Leo
Margaret
Clark Mills
Marold Sehl
Gind
Black Dahlia suspect slays mother of three in Los Angeles
Mrs. Dorothy Montgomery, 38, a Firestone Park homemaker and mother of three, was found slain in a vacant lot. She disappeared after leaving to pick up her daughter, later reported missing since Friday night. Police link the case to the Black Dahlia series, noting strangling and beating with a garrote as the method.
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LOS Angels
Southern California
Black Dahlia
Dorothy Montgomery
Firestone Park
Nead
Elizabeth Short
Dan
Montgomery
Mayetlie
War Crimes Indictment Targets I G Farben Leaders
Indictment filed in MERNBERG charges 24 top Farben executives with waging war through cartel strategies aiding Nazi aims. It accuses them of slave labor mass murder and plunder, naming Carl Krauch Hermann Schmitz and George von Schnitzler among those indicted. Trial set for next month as the Farben group controlled hundreds of factories worldwide.
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Indiated
Carl Krauch
Farben Supervisory Board of
Hermann Schmitz
George von Schnitzler
Feregin
Anles
Gullt
Chted Releh
Cen. Taylor
Spelling Finalists and Missed Words Contestant 7 and Names
A list of spelling finalists and missed words includes contestant 7 Prirtela ds Sent 2 and names such as William L. O'Brien Nicholas Colabella Suzanne A. Dougherty Andrenna Malone Mary A. Monforte Anny L. Asmer John R. Kehoe and many others. The text then lists several schools and churches including Walter J. Tennant School Lady of Lourdes St Marys Grant Kemble St Patrick's Branderea Saint John the Baptist and area high schools like Cortland Sr High and Goodyear Burlingame Central Sheriff High.
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Prirtela
William L. O'Brien
Nicholas Colabella
Suzanne A. Dougherty
Andrenna Malone
Mary A. Monforte
Anny L. Asmer
John R. Kehoe
Rima M. Kidhnan
Nancy A. Kelley
Grace M. Seymour
Cardella N. Garrett
Joan FE
Newlove
Doris I
Toma
Toma U5, Joan E. Lewis 18, Rosemary A. Schilling
William M. Lange
Ruth EL Luis
Patrick T. Cloonan
Nancy C. Steiner
Mary E. Dooher
Joan M. Perry
Nancy C. Olney
Nancy C. Heath
Barbara A. Beals
Betty O'Hara
Jessie L. Paquette
Anson M. Ferro
Evelyn M. Davis
Guy CG. Pierce
Shirley J. Dncoba
Edward F. Tarr
Anna L. Poeria
Walter J. Tennant
School Lady of Lourdes
St. Mary's Grant
Dunlar Kemble
St. Patrick's
St. Mary's
Branderea SL
John the Baptist
Charles Andrews Waly
Marcellus Central
High Grank Irigh Pulaski Academy
Jordan Academy
McGeanough Porter Jr. High
St. Mary's Cortland
Jet Pilot Wins Derby in Photo Finish Over Phalanx
Jet Pilot edged Phalanx by a nose in the Kentucky Derby before 120000 fans, paying 12.80 5.20 and 4.00. Faultless was third as the favorite Phalanx paid 4 to place and show, Jet Pilot clocked 2 06 4 5 for the mile and a quarter on a heavy track.
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Jet’ Pilot
Phalanx
Faultless
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Faullass
Jet Pilot
Phone wage hike urged amid long-line strike
The government reports a proposal for a $5.14 wage increase to settle the nationwide long-line wage dispute. The idea emerged during a four hour bargaining session between American Telephone & Telegraph and the American Union of Telephone Workers, amid the extended walkout by the National Federation of Telephone Workers. Officials say a settlement on this key issue could foreshadow settlements of broader wage disputes.
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American Union of Telephone Workers
National Federation of ‘Telephone Workers
Today’s Features and Sections Overview
An index-like page lists sections such as Amusements, Financial, Music, City Vite, Classifieds, Weather, and Sports with page numbers. It also notes specific columns including Inq. Report and Crossword, plus a feature on Racing Deaths and Society.
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Tear Gas Quells Leavenworth Uprising
One killed and eight wounded as white prisoners at Leavenworth Prison in Kansas surrender after a 24 hour stand in No 6 cell block. A guard among the injured, riot began Friday night when racial tensions erupted in the barracks.
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Fort Leavenaworteh
Kan
U.S
Negao Pilxoneers
Lie Barracks
United States and Russia Split Over Jewish Voice at UN
The United States and Russia clashed over Jewish representation at the United Nations Palestine debate. After a four hour wrangle, Assembly President Aranha urged a night session to decide how Jews should be heard. Russia backed a Polish resolution to admit the official Jewish Agency to plenary meetings, while the U.S. pushed for the steering committee plan limiting hearing calls.
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United State
Russia
United Nations Palestine
General Assembly
Assembly
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Holy Land
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Poland
Stalin Says Cooperation Possible Between Soviet and U S
Stalin told Harold Stassen that the Soviet and American economies can exist in harmony if there is willingness to cooperate, warning that refusal to cooperate could lead to conflict. He predicted international control of atomic energy will be established and its use for war will be prohibited. The interview, conducted in Moscow April 9 with Molotov present, covered propaganda, differences over atomic controls, and Europe’s shortages, noting the United States enjoys protection from two oceans and that two world market competitors have been eliminated.
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Generalissimon
Stalin
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
United States
Stassen
Minnesota
Leaier
Moscow
Molotov
Europe
America
Canada
Mexico
Japan
South America
World Police Rift in UN Force Talks Deepens
The UN security debate shows Russia and Western powers far apart over a global police force. Moscow demands identical land sea and air forces for UN use and withdrawal within 30 to 90 days after conflict ends, while the Big Five cautiously accept a supreme world commander but worry such rules would lock out strong air and naval arms. The secret 15 month talks reveal a deadlock on how to marshal and wield UN armed forces.
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Lake Sucomss
Russia
United Nations
Russa
Security Council
Manhattan
Arctic War Games Start in November
Washington reports the Army will begin joint Arctic exercises in Alaska this November as part of a second winter of Arctic troop training and naval operations. General Jacob Devers notes need for air transportable infantry and reinforced ice capable vessels following a Navy request for an Arctic-ready construction program.
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United States
Army
Alaska
Navy
Congress
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