Honeymoon union shocks university crowd
Dr Robert Hutchins of the University of Chicago wed his bride, formerly Mrs Vesta Ortick Orlick, in a candlelight ceremony that included Berea College and Kenrick no attendants. The couple left for a South destination after the surprise wedding.
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Robert “Magrnard
Hutchins
University
Chicago
Hornymooning
Berea
Kenrick
Ona Phelps McVeigh
Orlick
Raymond
Indicted Caouette Linked to Utsayantha Legion Auto Raffle
Delware County grand jury indicted Delbe Caouette a former Utsayantha Post American Legion commander on four counts for alleged lottery scheme tied to a November car raffle. He faces arraignment in County Court with details of ticket sales and profits laid out by District Attorney Gleason B. Speenburgh.
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Delbe
Edward C
Caouette
Utsayantha Post
American Legion
Stamford
Delaware
Gleason B. Speenburgh
Caguette
Legion- Post
Speenburgh
Albany
SLSOC
Legion
Post Treasury
Today’s Page Teasers and Regular Features Index
The page listing shows featured sections across pages including Comics Ida Jean Kain Dr Dean and Mary Haworth for crosswords. Horoscope. Talking It Over on page 19. Amusements page 28 Letters page 24. Bridge 9. Financial 25. Classified 36-43. City Life 23. Radio 35. Deaths 20. Social 26-27. Earl Wilson 21. Sports 30-34. Editorials Wincherles and Today’s Pictures page 18.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Ing
City Life
Earl Wilson
Local Cat Becomes Accidental Artist in Loughborough Exhibit
Critics praised the modern art piece in the town library exhibit but revealed the creator was a six year old boy. The story notes the painting resulted from a cat sitting in wet paints, forming the final image. In a separate note, Pittwater fishermen found an octopus clasping a bottle of gin before releasing it back.
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Loughborough
Eng- Cup
Sydnex
Australia
Pittwater
Sydney
Bettess Better Loses Bet Money in Eerie Note
Bernard Goodis lost $32 on a horse at Philadelphia race track and later received his empty wallet by mail with a threatening note promising repayment only if the bettor had more money. Police were notified as he awaits reimbursement and details.
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Philadelphia
Bernard Goodis
Goodis
Russian pioneer Kostelnikov credited with first parachute
Tass reported in Leningrad that a memorial plaque honors G. E. Kostelnikov for creating the world’s first parachute in 1910. The plaque notes the device’s originality and reliability remain unsurpassed.
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Moscow
Tass
Leningrad
G. E. Kostelnikov
Hague Rule Smashed in Jersey City Vote
Jersey City voters elected John V. Kenny leading the Freedom Administration to probe Frank Hague’s 32 year control. Kenny plans to seek court orders to preserve records and prevent destruction while auditors prepare to review city books. Hague the former boss smiled as his political machine faced a decisive defeat.
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Jersey City
N. 3
Frank
I Am
the Law Hague
New Freedom
John V. Kenny
Superior
William J.brennan
Hague
Kenny
Freedom City Commission
Frank Hague
Ezgers
Doughton backs budget cuts over new taxes in White House talks
Representative Doughton after a White House meeting said he favors rigid economies to avert tax increases. He noted the Ways and Means Committee has not decided on a tax bill and will first finish Social Security Act changes, expecting at least a month. He warned deficit spending is worse than tax hikes and urged excise tax reductions, especially on transport and communications.
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Washington
Doughton
D-N. C
House
Wways
3Ieans
White House
Truman
Coughton
Congress
Ballance
U S Delays Ties With Spain Over Free Nation Standards
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the United States will not grant full diplomatic recognition to Spain until it is accepted as a full partner by free European nations. He cited that the Franco government does not recognize basic freedoms. Congressional leaders demand exchange of ambassadors with Spain.
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Washington
DUP
Dean Acheson
United States
Spain
Free Nations of Europe
Acheson
Free Nations
Congress
Tom Connajly
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Briton Slain by Burglars in Home Ambush
Sir John Sheehy British military government financial adviser was shot dead last night after surprising two burglars in his home officials announced. The killing underscores rising crime as authorities investigate the incident in Berlen.
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Berlen
Sir John Sheehy
Frost Threatens Syracuse Area Apple Crops
Horace Hitchings, head of Hitchings fruit farms at South Onondaga, used a helicopter overnight to try to save a 70 000 dollar portion of his apple crop as frosts hit central New York. Weather officials reported temperatures dipping to 29 degrees and a cloudy, cooler May night. Smudge pots failed in the low-lying section, but helicopter crews arrived to warm trees and protect the harvest.
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Hitchings
South Onondaga
Frost
Syracuse
New ‘York
Horace
Hitchings Fruit Farms
U. S. Weather “Bureau
Robinson
Gunman on Crutches Held in Ohio Robbery Case
Ohio police hold John J. Buckley 36 on parole violation and armed robbery charge after a pistol fired through a W Fayette doorway. Detectives spotted Buckley on crutches, found a cocked revolver in his coat, and arrested him in the 2100 block of S State.
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Ohio
John J. Buckley
S. Staitesi
Mercer Weiskotten
W. Fayettest
Robert Holland
Robert Currier
Weiskollen
S. Salinasi
Bucklex
Taft Hartley Law Rules New Labor Pacts In Senate Push
Washington reports that major 1949 labor contracts will fall under the Taft Hartley Law. Senator Thomas notes repeal efforts may tilt with coal steel and auto talks next month. Senate action likely by June 15 with final passage possible around August 1 if at all. House must restart after rejecting repealer.
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Washington
INL
Thomas
Utah
Union
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
House
Truman
Congress
Mass Wedding Unites 100 Couples in Mexico City
In Cruz, Mexico, a Mother's Day mass wedding joined about one hundred unmarried parents, attended by their 300 children at City Hall. One couple noted they had lived together for 43 years.
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WERA
Portrait of John L. Lewis Described as Affable Leader
A five and a half page biographical sketch by Allied Syndicates for the United Mine Workers portrays John L. Lewis as affable and big-hearted. It notes his Iowa birth on Lincoln's Birthday 1880, his private kindness, courtliness, and influence, with credit to his late wife for his rhetorical style. It also recalls his hobby of military strategy and a Gettysburg discussion with Gen. Hugh Johnson.
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Lewis
Allied Syndicates, Inc
Lewis’ Union
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lucas
Iowa
Lincoln
Lewis the Man
Napoleon
Gen
Hugh Johnson
End of Berlin Blockade Sparks Historic Westward Rush
The Berlin blockade ends as western traffic swarms toward the city and Soviet barriers are removed. The first American train to Berlin departs from Frankfurt, joining British trains for the final leg, while Berlin prepares a massive celebration for liberation from 11 months of Soviet restrictions.
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Berlin
Russia
Helmstedt
Heimstedt
Frankfurt
Taegliche Rundsbau
Europe
Brunswick
Hannover
Iself
Lucius D. Clay
Britain in 1913 debt joke quoted in Bangor dialogue
A Bangor exchange features Representative Margaret Smith of Maine claiming that Britain owes the world a debt per Briton and later a Bangor girl quips about choosing among three suitors and wealth as a parable of time wasted. The light dialogue contrasts wartime era concerns with a humorous dating dilemma.
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Britain
Margaret Smith
Maine
Bangor
Jessie
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