Off the Wires Notes on State Industry and John Brown Memorial
A jumble of brief items reports furniture industry doubts about the OPA in Jamestown Bluhtquist of damestown arguing six to eight months more are needed. Other notes mention the John Brown Memorial Association observing the 116th anniversary with a talk by Dr. Walther Jerrick, and Little Falls planning to relocate rail ROW to ease a deadly gulf curve. Philip La Follette backs the St Lawrence waterway for lower iron ore transport costs, and Cardinal Griffin arrives in New York to visit Spellman and attend Fordham centennial events.
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Nochester
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
St. Lawrence Waterway
la Follette
Great Lakes
Freezes Rhoads General Hospital in Utica as survey planned
The Veterans Administration froze Rhoads General Hospital Utica and its equipment pending a survey to decide if the plant can serve as a veterans facility. The hospital will be abandoned by the Army on June 30 and a surplus property sale there was canceled.
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Rhoads General Hospital
Washington
Veterans Administration
Utica
Army
Wedding Cake Chapeau by Kenneth Hopkins design
Actress June Vincent models a white tulle wedding cake hat featuring a miniature bride and groom. The hat was created for June brides by designer Kenneth Hopkins. AP Wirephoto. Atlantic City edition. Mrs. Edna McCord Rhore of Chicago was installed today as president of the National War Mothers Association at its third national conference in Atlantic City.
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June Vincent
June Brides
Kenneth Hopkins
AP Wirephoto
Atlantic Cety
E. Cins
Edna McCord Rhore
Chicago
National War Mothers’ Association
Atlantic City
Deaths of notable figures include McGill Betts Bengel and Stein
Nathan K. McGill 47 former Chicago Defender manager and first Black on Chicago library board dies in Chicago. Brig. Gen. Edward C. Betts 56, judge advocate general for US forces in Europe, dies in Fort Frankfort. Henry G. Bengel 66 bank executive and past Illinois Bankers Association president dies in Springfield. Akhbert Stein vice president and director of Elizabeth Trust Company since 1933 dies in Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Nathan K. McGill
Chicago Public Library Board
Illinois
Chicago Defender
Chicago
Edward C. Betts
Europe
Frankfort
Henry G. Bengel
Ilinois Bankers Association
Springfield
Ill
Akhbert ©. Stein
The
Elizabeth Trust Company
Elizabeth, N. J
Turmoil Across Europe and Asia Shapes 1961 Crisis Notes
Reports from Bratislava and surrounding regions describe a state of emergency amid alleged terrorist activity in borderlands of Poland Slovakia and the Ukraine. Tokyo hints at war crimes charges for Ichiro Hatoyama as parties maneuver. A Danish town records a minor infant injury in a park clash while London signals Poland demobilization talks. Japan orders restoration of UN nationals seed property in wartime shift.
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Blovaks
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Carpathian
Poland
Slovakia
Ukraine
War crimes trial interrupted by crowd in Bucharest
In Bucharest Ion Antonescu and 16 government members faced a disruption as a crowd cheered the Paris foreign ministers decision that Romania should keep Transylvania. The defendants joined the audience in applause when the news broke during the trial.
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Bucharest
Ion Antonescu
Paris
Romania
Transylvania
Miner Strike Pressure Rises as Mediation Efforts Continue
Federal mediator Paul Fuller pressed to end the 38 day coal strike that halts 400,000 miners and affects 3 million in holiday overtime claims. Congress debates emergency controls to sustain utilities while Brownouts spread and the Civilian Production Administration coordinates with states to keep power, gas, and water flowing amid fuel shortages.
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Paul W. Fuller
Lewis
Fuller
Capitol Hill
Washington
Senate
Barkley
Ball
Minn
Taft
Ohio
John D. Small
Small
Edward Falck
War Utilities
War Production Board
CPA
Ambiguous Washington Committee Meetings Discuss Contracts
The text describes a committee debating contract approval for Lew and the hope of continued stay in Washington. It notes no encouragement at yesterday's meeting and mentions potential ratification if an agreement is reached, with the committee needing approval of a charged course.
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Washington
One Man's Opinion on Lewis and the Coal Strike
Walter Kiernan argues there is no defense against the atom bomb or John L. Lewis. He notes Lewis triggers regular labor disputes, controls freight costs, and uses promises of wage gains to push the miners. Kiernan predicts Congress will attempt a curb law that will be shelved after the strike ends.
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Walter Kiernn
John Lb. Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Old John
Detroit Operators Threaten Strike
A 3,000 Detroit telephone operators and clerical workers planned to walk off tomorrow unless contract negotiations with Michigan Bell Telephone Co. yield an unexpected development. Frances Smith, president of the Michigan Telephone Employes Association, said workers were displeased with progress.
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Detroit
Michigan
Nless
Frances Smith
Michigan Telephone Employes Association
Ind
Michigan Bell ‘Telephone Comany
Eisenhower Flies Out After Engine Failure
In Manila General Eisenhower's transport plane Sunflower 2d returned to Manila with a dead engine shortly after takeoff for Okinawa. He then flew a second C-54 after a three hour delay, maintaining his schedule as U S Army chief of staff.
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Manila
Eisenhower
Wanila
Okinawa
U. S. Army
Russian Delegate's Warning on World Peace Powers
New York based Andrew A. Gromyko, delegate to the United Nations Security Council, asserts Russia's stamina in international affairs. He pledges continued defense of peace and warns that any single nation or group threatening peace risks meeting Germany's fate.
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New York
INS
Andrew A. Cromyxo
Lowell
United Nations Security Council
Gromsybko
Russia
Germany
Europe Remembers Surrender as Allied Tribunals Hear War Crimes
War crime trials proceed at Nuernberg while Berlin marks V‑Day with a quiet observance. Allied troops plan a parade in Berlin and Paris observes a holiday as Reims recalls the 1945 surrender with SHAEF relics and casualty figures displayed.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Europe
Italy
Caserta
Reims
France
SHAEF
Dwight Eisenhower
Michel Sicre
Four Ministers At Quasi-Alliance Conference Drafts Split
The Big Four signaled cautious stance on Byrnes proposals while others agreed to draw up lists of points of agreement and disagreement. The effort aims to show Britain and the United States opposing Russia on major issues. A German problem discussion and a potential Austrian question revisit are on the agenda. The Finland treaty draft is ready to move to the peace conference.
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Byrnes
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Finland
Truman urges states to curb highway disasters
President Truman opening a three day governors conference presses federal and state agencies to act against road hazards. He says uniform road rules are essential and that carelessness and neglect drive most accidents while stressing state and local governments must enforce laws and mobilize a nationwide effort.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Post Office Department
Tru man Proposes Unified Highway Regulations Plan
A conference delegates study proposals for unified state highway regulations. Mr. Truman told them that addressing technical stumbles and reforms will form a platform and a balanced highway safety program.
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Truman
Huge Gold Deposit Found in Canada
AMOS Que CAP A pool vein comparable to or possibly better than the recent discovery in South Africa has been found on the properties of Beaulieu Yellowknife Mines Ltd Samuel Ciglen president said today Ciglen's disclosure followed a Sunday statement by U S Senator Elmer Thomas D Okla who revealed he had been advised that Reulieu struck a vein on its properties yielding more than 38 ounces of gold per ton of ore mined
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Amos, Que
Cap
South Africa
Beaulieu Yellowknife Mines, Ltd
Samuel Ciglen
Ciglen
United States
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Reulieu
Pratt Whitney plant workers return amid strike call
A Pratt & Whitney division plant in Niles-Bement Pond saw a considerable number of supervisory and office workers return to work after a management call. About 200 CIO members formed a picket line but no incidents occurred.
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Artford
Conn
Pratt & Whitney Division
Niles-Bemen Pond
UN Parley Debates Iran Russia Troop Status
The UN Security Council weighs Iran Russia troop withdrawals with no confirmation from Tehran that all Russian forces have left Azerbaijan and northern Iran. Gromyko signals continued nonparticipation as the council awaits final Russian compliance reports.
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Hus Vin Ala
Azerbaijan
Iran
Gromyko
Council
Russia
Tran
Lord Order Provokes Naked Walk Arrest
Police found William Conway in Buffalo walking naked in the rain claiming the Lord told him to do it. He was taken to Westchester County Hospital for observation.
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Lord Hiarhison
William Conway
Buffalo
Westchester County Hospital
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