Dover Gentlemen’s Court Hair Dresser Aims High
A narrator visits Oswald the Dover gentleman's hair dresser in London. The salon features purple velvet curtains, hushed dignity, and a by appointment to Grenadier Guards designation. The piece ends with a staged tour through a paneled corridor and a royal velvet room.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Oswald
Piccadilly
Dover
Grenadier Guards
Court of St. James
London Times
Limit Urged Nedrow Pay Suit Fought By Hancock
In a House bill sent to the Senate a two year limit on filing civil claims under Federal laws is urged. Representative Hancock argues the measure fills an omission and cites a Nedrow case where employees sue W F Saunders & Sons for overtime under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Concluded on page 7 column 2.
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Washington
Senate
House
Clarence E. Hancock
Syracuse
Hancock
Judiciary Committee
Nedrow
W. F. Saunders & Sons, Inc
John W. Gwynne
Iowa
Army Captain Held In Woman's Death
In Frankfurt the pro vost marshal's office announced Capt. John D. Becher is held for formal investigation of Gertrude Knapp's death found on the steps of an officers' apartment building.
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Frankfurt
John D. Becher
Gertrude Knapp
Meat Burns in Greenville Blaze Destroys Large Stock
A two story Greenville building housing meat stocks including 5,000 pounds of beef and pork was destroyed by a fire. Firefighters fought the blaze as large quantities of meat were ruined and the cause was under investigation.
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Greenville, Mich
Greenville
Ich
Weather forecast for Syracuse area a fair, cool day
U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair and moderately cool conditions in the Syracuse area today and tonight with low about 42. Thursday should be warmer. Record highs and lows noted from past years.
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New York
Refugees Arrive in Syracuse After Warsaw Ordeal
In Syracuse a brother and sister who survived Nazi atrocities describe the Warsaw ordeal as refugees arrive with President Truman's quota group. Rega Rosenberg 28 and her brother Jurek Lichtenstein 25 express relief and hope while planning a new start with relatives in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Warsaw
Nelson Kupperman
E. Fayette St
Truman
Rega Rosenberg
Jurek Lichtenstein
Kuppermans
Rega
Jurek
America
E. Fayettest
Lichtenstein
Mines Seized as Coal Strike Deepens in Pennsylvania
More than 90 percent of Pennsylvania soft coal miners refused to work after the government seized the mines. Only one deep mine in the Pittsburgh district remained active as production shifted to strip mines. Secretary Krug and Vice Admiral Morrell were appointed to prevent a resumption of the strike and to push toward a new coal contract settlement.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U.S
Solid Fuels Administration
Truman
Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
Vo Aid Krug
Adm
Ben Morcell
Columan
UN FAO Supports Fuller Grain Import Ban Proposal
UNFAO leaders expressed support for Representative Hadwen C. Fuller of Oswego and his plan to ban shipping U S grain to countries that use it for alcoholic beverages. Concluded on Page 7, Column 4.
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Benjamin Atlas
Herald-Journal
Washington
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
Hadwen C. Fuller
Oswego
UNFAO
American planes said to bomb Manchuria fighting for Kuomintang
Pravda cites Vladivostok dispatch claiming seven American planes were downed after bombing the People’s Revolutionary Army in Manchuria. The report credits U S pilots with aiding Central Government forces, a claim contradicted by U S generals noting peaceful missions only.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Vladivostok
Armen
China
Manchuria
U. S. Army
Koomintang Army
Martinique Quake Hits Fort de France City
A strong quake struck Fort de France Martinique at 5 30 AM Tuesday killing one person and injuring three. Church steeples and houses suffered damage across the area.
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Fort-De-France
Martinique
Fourth Ship Baby Dies in Epidemic Aboard Zebulon Vance
New York reports a fourth death among 19 babies struck by a mysterious illness aboard the Zebulon Vance. Army doctors test foods and supplies while autopsies are done. The ship carried 431 war brides and children from Le Havre. Surviving infants were moved to Fort Hamilton Hospital in Brooklyn. Dr John Battenfield cites poor sanitation as the likely cause.
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New York
Sns
Zebulon Vance
le Havre
Fort Hamilton Army Hospital
Brooklyn
John Battenfield
Norman
Okla
Overseaa
University of Oklahoma
Yoshida Formally Installed as Japan Premier with New Cabinet
Premier Shigeru Yoshida and his compromise cabinet were formally installed by Emperor Hirohito marking the start of a troubled administration. Its main task is to secure Diet approval for the new Japanese constitution.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Hirohito
Diet
Browder Registers MOSCOW
Earl Browder former general secretary of the Communist Party in the United States registered at the American embassy. He agreed to meet foreign correspondents at a press conference tomorrow morning.
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Moscow
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
Tragedy in Hollywood House Death Linked to Parlor Game
Primula Niven wife of actor David Niven died after a fall from a basement stair at Tyrone Power's house during a party. Guests described the game Sardine and lighting-out in a dark room. She died after an initial recovery following surgery and a relapse.
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Virginia MacPherson
Miss Palmer
Mounting Labor Secretary Schwellenbach Seen as Too Vast Task
Marquis Childs in Capital Calling argues Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach cannot solve mounting labor issues alone. Editorial note from today's page highlights this assessment amid broader discussion of economic and political pressures.
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Labor
Schwellenbach
Marquis Childs
Capital
Rail unions submit final offer as strike deadline nears
Washington AP unions representing trainmen and engineers present carriers with a final wage offer ahead of the 5 PM tomorrow truce expiry. President Whitney and Johnston declined to disclose details and indicated possible White House talks. Government prepared freight embargoes if talks fail, with embargoes set for noon tomorrow.
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Washington
A. F. Whitney
Alvanicy Johnston
White House
Truman
Office of Defense Transportation
Sunshine Mostly Wins Out Across The Nation
The Weather Bureau reported fair and clear skies nationwide, with Florida and California experiencing rain. Syracuse was forecast to enjoy nice days through Thursday, followed by a fair, warmer trend and only light dew by Friday.
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Weather Bureau
Florida
California
Chambers of Commerce
Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Infant Son Is Beautiful Chicago Parents Reunite
A Chicago mother Marjorie Ashe 20 and her husband James 27 were reunited at the police station after she left her nine day old baby at a hospital and boarded a train to California. She had written that the infant was not sweet and pretty but later said the baby was beautiful. The baby is being cared for by her mother Ruth Dyke.
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Burlington
Chicago
California
Marjorie Ashe
James
Ashe
U S Skeptical on Iran Report Keeps Iran Issue Open
At the UN Security Council American envoy Edward R. Stettinius Jr urged keeping the Iran case on the agenda despite Iran’s claim thatRussian troops have left. British delegate Cadogan questioned the report’s definitiveness and urged investigation, noting suspicions about Soviet-Iranian relations and incomplete Iraqi disclosures.
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New York
Edward R. Stettinius
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Stettinius
Alexander Cadogan
Azerbaijan
Great Britain
Security Council
United States
Council
U S Says Spain Lacks Atomic War Capability
The State Department informed the United Nations Security Council there is no concrete evidence of rumored Spanish atomic energy activities and believes Spain cannot wage modern war. The department released a report last Saturday, made public by the council's subcommittee probing Franco's regime.
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New York
United States
Spain
State Department
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Franisco Franco
Truman Signs Bill to Speed 2.7 Million Homes
President Truman signed legislation to speed private construction of 2.7 million homes in two years. Housing Administrator Wilson Wyatt said the move puts the veterans housing program into high gear.
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Washington
Truman
Wilson W. Wyatt
Stalin Faces Historic Foreign Policy Decisions
Diplomatic observers in Washington foresee a trio of pivotal choices by Moscow within three weeks affecting postwar events. Premier Stalin and Foreign Minister Molotov are expected to decide before June 15, when the foreign ministers conference resumes in Paris, on Soviet cooperation with the United States and Britain in the peace process. The issues include whether to maintain Red occupation armies in Eastern Europe or to shift priorities and modify control.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Moscow
Stalin
Molotov
Paris
United States
Britain
Kremlin
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