Suspended pastor fined for continuing duties in Williamson
The suspended Reverend James J. Burggrant of Williamson Re formed Church was fined 200 dollars for defying a State Supreme Court restraining order by continuing ministerial duties. Earlier he was held in contempt by Justice Lewis A. Gilbert. Two fishermen drowned at Silver Lake, Ward B. Henry of Buffalo and Francis X. Probst of Kenmore, after their boat overturned around 8 AM.
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Williamson
Williamson Reformed Church
State Supreme Court
James J. Burggrant
Lewis A. Gilbert
Silver Lake
Ward B. Henry
Buffalo
Francis X. Probst
Kenmore
George Freehau
Perry l
Haig
New Plastic Tooth Filling Is Revealed
A new self hardening acrylin resin filling for front teeth described by a Montefiore Hospital associate at the New York State Dental Society meeting promises non irritation and greater protection for inner tooth tissues. It hardens in five minutes and resists mouth acids, with stronger durability than porcelain though not replacing amalgam or gold for back teeth.
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Buffalo Cpa
Montefiore Hospital
New York City
Wlliam Lefzowitz
New York State Dental Society
Missing British baronet traced in coal mine job
A 58 year old British baronet, John Henry Dunn, was found alive in a coal mine near Barnsley after being missing for days. He had been working checking coal trucks, and is the son of a former Lord Mayor of London. No aid was requested.
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London
Britain
Becuse
John Henry’ Dunn
Barnsley
Fire Prevention Awards Are Made
The National Board of Fire Underwriters announced gold medals and $560 in cash for outstanding 1948 fire prevention service. Advances to Staten Island Advance, the Lapeer County Press, and radio WOWO Fort Wayne will choose medal or cash.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Staten Island
Advance
Lapeer County
Mich
WOWO
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vatican to send St. Francis Xavier relic to Tokyo voyage
The Vatican announced the arm of Saint Francis Xavier, one of the church’s holiest relics, will begin a journey to Tokyo tomorrow for ceremonies marking the 400th anniversary of the missionary’s arrival in Japan.
Notable deaths of authors and church leader in Europe and U.S.
John Hammerton the London based author and journalist dies at 73. Clarence A Robbins aged 61 dies in St Jean Cap Ferrat France. he was an American author and athlete. The Rev Henry P Eckhardt, 82, national vice president of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 1917 to 1926, dies in Pittsburgh.
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John: Hammerton
London
Clarence
Tod) Robbins
St. Jean
Cap Ferrat
France
Henry. P. Eckhardt
The
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Pittsburgh
Greed Is Called Bar to Power Plan
Assistant Secretary C Girard Davidson said a proposed Columbia Valley Administration faces opposition from groups seen as exploiting public resources for selfish gain. He named private utilities power lobbies and front organizations along with railroads and chambers of commerce as opponents before Congress.
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Washington
C. Girard Davidson
Columbia Valley Administration
Davidson
Natural Resources
CVA
Congress
Development Associations
Reclamation Associations
Northwest
Railroads
Chambers of Commerce
Russian Aviator First to Do Loop-the-Loop
Pravda reports a Russian aviator Peter Nikolaevich completed a loop-the-loop, marking another first for Russia today. No date provided.
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Moscow
Komosol
Pravda
Young Communist League
Peter Nikolaevich
Debate Over Soft Policy Drives U S Germany Japan Debate
The State Department weighs whether to slow or accelerate postwar policy shifts in Germany and Japan as the United States moves equipment removals for rebuilding Japan and parallels a Western strike on German plants. About 450000 Japanese coal miners are set to strike.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Japan
United States
Britain
France
Truckers threaten Turnpike ban over weight limits
Uniontown Pa. truckers and Atlantic Freight Lines protest 45,000 pound weight limit on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Officials plan to station workers at turnpike entrances to warn drivers away as refusal stiffens over fines and high tolls. Morgan B. Shipley says gross limit is 45,900 pounds and fines of 7,500 per truck make Turnpike use unaffordable.
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Uniontown
Morgan B. Shipley
Atlantic Freight Lines, Inc
Shipley
Pennsylvania
General Strike Grips Japanese Mines Over Wages
Miners in Japan stage a 48 hour general strike starting at midnight after scattered walkouts. Workers demand higher pay while management seeks a 20 percent wage reduction following a loss of government subsidies.
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Japan
Istrike
Imine
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