Disappearing youths linked to college funds in New York
In New York a 14 year old Gerald Tina and 15 year old Joseph Rayach left home with $1 475 saved by the mother for college. Officers were told the youths were last seen in May as bonds and $300 in cash were noted missing.
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Union Pickets Outside $12 Million Ivy Fill Project
Newark coverage describes union pickets outside the Ivy Fill housing project in Newark testing open shop policy. Arthur H Padula, builder, faced labor costs and threats as the partially completed complex proceeds. Padula warned he may seek a Taft Hartley injunction in court.
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Britain backs U S rejection of Russ offer
Britain expresses full solidarity with the United States in rejecting Russia's second offer to talk a price and settle directly. A Foreign Office spokesman calls the arguments against direct talks indisputably true in press remarks linked to the Wallace-Stalin exchange.
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Deaths of notable figures in Philadelphia and Washington
Death notices report Josfen Bolts of Wester Aum and John George Vaughan, 30, director of the Associated Mission Medical Offices in New York. Also listed is a Philadelphia police former superintendent. Details indicate affiliations with Wayne University and Washington, D C.
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Plant Moves Seen To Steel Centers
New York report notes concentration of manufacturing plants moving to steel centers as potential shifts in industrial layout. Observers question supply chain impacts while authorities urge safety and national interest measures amid broader relocation discussions.
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One Man's Opinion by Walteor Kiernan on Hatters and Indians
Walteor Kiernan writes a satirical column discussing political theater and Indian allegory. He riffs on bob Henry and lending, mocks campaigns, and notes Tom Dewsy and Slassen as honorary Indians. The piece skewers Washington leadership and the idea of adapting to power.
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Ice pack traps ship near Bristol Bay
The Alaska steamship Square Knot with 38 Jokewmen aboard is trapped in heavy sea ice off the Bristol Bay coast. The Coast Guard cutter Bittersweet was dispatched to assist and is expected to reach the scene early tomorrow.
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Reds Debate to Set Radio Time in Major Party Clash
In a tense session, speakers for the Gee and Communist parties spar over radio time and control of subversive activity, with the Republican presidential contest also shaping the debate. The Communists pressed for broadcast access on the American Broadcasting Company network, which carried the Dewey Slassen clash, but the network reportedly blocked the request.
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Minister Says He Was Victim of Mistake in Marital Dispute
The article reports Lana-Bob Minister claiming error in a custody or marriage context. It describes church proceedings before a judicial commission of the Los Angeles Presbytery and protests from Buffalo and Oklahoma City presbyteries. The dispute involves Tanya Turner and related parties, with a divorce and ban on remarriage within a year per church rules.
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Baptists Debate Higher Tithing at Convention Session
Executive committee members met to discuss adopting greater tithe contributions amid a Baptist Convention opening. The session featured discussion of a 10 percent increase as part of the planned fundraising push involving hundreds of participants and regional attendees.
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Cambridge man blind to smell after bus crash injury
A Cambridge resident claimed loss of smell following a bus accident that left his head injured. The claimant sought damages of 71 pounds and 54 pence amid a case against the transport authority, asserting impaired sensory function.
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