New Yorker Eats Like He Wants Real American Fare
A traveler laments the lack of home style cooking in New York noting missing regional dishes such as ribs barbecued meats and bread from Cleveland and Indiana style fried potatoes. He recalls a poor bread gift in Cleveland and praises sausage from Ohio and Tim es apartment buttered meats. He suggests a city columnists food exchange and recalls varied regional specialties.
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Philadelphia
Boston
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Singer Slain as Husband Held After Atlantic City Shooting
People say 43 year old truck driver David Rhoda killed his wife Gertrude Rhoda the night she knelt in the street begging for mercy outside an Atlantic City cafe. Rhoda admitted taking the gun from a policeman’s apartment. motive remains uncertain as investigators piece together the events.
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Atlantic! City
David Rhoda
Atlantic County
David R. Brone
Edward Webb
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Felice
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Bethlehem
Compton Urges Defense Pact Alliance at Texas Christian
At Texas Christian University commencement in Fort Worth Arthur H. Compton urged a mutual defense alliance among trusted nations. He warned the nation faces serious hazards and stressed vigilance preparedness and a united front against aggressors.
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Tex
America
Arthur H. Compton
Texas
Christian University
Compton
United States
New York Receives 1948 Federal Funds Total Over 66 Million
New York State received 66 333 359 dollars from the Federal Government for health education and social security programs in the fiscal year ending June 30 1948 according to Regional Federal Security Agency Director Joseph B O Connor. Albany urged no tax stance with state officials urged to oppose unnecessary appropriations. In Buffalo a 23 year old bride Catherine Mueller died from a broken neck after a car overturned in Cheektowaga. Her husband Charles 21 was in the car.
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Federal Security Agency
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Cheekitowaga
Catherine Mueller
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Go Easy on Sugar and Starch Warns Dieticians
Dietitians at a Denver convention urged Americans to limit sugar and starch to prevent ulcers and diabetes as Miss Madelie spoke for the Colorado Dietetic Association. In Washington, real estate leaders pressed Nebraska to keep rents fair after a statewide rent decontrol law ended controls by November. In Shanghai, Overseas telephone service to Communist Shanghai resumed with no censorship yet, per AP.
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Fred Hampson
Associated Press Bureau
Frameup claim used in Bridges perjury trial defense
Harry ridges' attorneys George Anderson and Herbert Resner alleged a frameup to defend Bridges facing perjury and conspiracy charges in a forthcoming citizenship case. They cited the defense release while noting the longshore union leader’s situation. Bendix strike in South Bend reached a deadlock with federal mediators withdrawing amid stalled talks between Bendix Aviation and the I.C.L.O.
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Harryridges
George Anderson
Herbert Resner
Bridges
Bendix
South Bend
Ind
Bendix Aviation
Ici.o
United Auto Workers Union
Ship crash toll rises to forty four in Cebu waters
Reports from Cebu say the drowning toll after the two masted motorized boat Providence sank near Bogo northeast Cebu climbed from twenty four to forty four. The vessel likely struck a sunken Japanese ship off Bogo as rescue efforts continued.
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Cebu
Providence
Bogo
Russian drive to tighten Cominform organization reported
The London Daily Mail says Russian leaders are intensifying efforts to reorganize the Cominform worldwide. The Stockholm dispatch notes the campaign aims to strengthen the Soviet Union's position at the Big Four talks in Paris.
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Notable Deaths Grace Doherty and Willie Sandein
Grace Doherty 60 widow of Henry L. Doherty former head of Cities Service Company died in New York City. Willie Sandein 52 World War I Medal of Honor recipient died in Louisville Kentucky after single handedly silencing a German machine gun nest in battle.
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Cities Service Company
New York City
Willie Sandein
Louisville
Crash Kills Julian U S Treasurer in Vehicle Collision
William A. Julian longtime U S Treasurer died in a two car head on crash on a county road near Bethesda as he drove to a country club. He had served since 1933 and issued vast currency with his signature on U S paper money. He was about 78 or 87 years old and left no children. Funeral services were planned for Wednesday in Washington.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Ohio
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Roosevelt
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U S Plots China Trade Policy Shifts
Washington weighs a policy of restricted trade with China including cash purchases, no loans, and ban on strategic materials. State Department studies the Chinese situation and its effect on Far East policy as aid supplies remain restricted to non Communist areas.
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Reuther Case Clue Fizzles in Detroit Shooting Probe
Detroit police probe the Victor Reuther shooting after releasing a man held for questioning. Three detector tests on Harper Bigler, 35, were inconclusive. Victor Reuther, educational director of the United Auto Workers, was shot in his home. Walter Reuther, UAW president, lost an eye and is left with a disabled right arm.
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Victor
Reuther
Harper Bigler
Tyler
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Walter
Flags Wave Over Graves of War Dead Memorial Day tribute
Memorial Day honors the nation’s war dead as President Truman proclaims a day of prayer at 11 A.M. and leaders from Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard pledge strength and peace. Wreaths mark graves from home and abroad and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington draws the crowd.
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Truman
Louis Johnson
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Gordon Gray
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Francis Matthews
Air Force
Symingtom
Omar Bradler
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Ford recalls 106000 workers after 23 day strike
Ford Motor Co restarts 106000 employees as a 23 day walkout ends. River Rouge and Lincoln Mercury plants resume shift work while arbitration rules speedup concerns. Union leaders praise the peaceful action and pledge anti speedup language in the new contract.
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C.L.O
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River Rouge
Getting Tough for Mayor of New York Opinions
A column humorously notes men run for New York mayor are desperate to lead a city of eight million. Milton Berle might not spare time. Franklin Jr. faces a quick Washington ticket. Memorial Day kicks off picnic season as O Dwyer provokes Tammany, firemen called for smoky rooms.
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Milton Berle
Franklin, Jr
Washington
Chinese Nationalist cabinet resignation and new premier talks
Acting President Li Tsung Jen accepted Premier Ho Ying Chin’s cabinet resignation. Li Tsung Jen nominated Gen Chu Cheng, former president of the Judicial Yuan, as the new premier.
U S Tourists Pour Into England for Peak Season
London dispatch reports a rising American tourist influx ahead of the peak vacation period. Officials expect a record near 135,000 U S visitors this year, surpassing 1937's 126,150 as students and middle aged women lead the crowds.
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London
England
Rita De Delays Bridal Trip in Cannes Honeymoon Pause
Prince Aly Eden and Hollywood star Ita Hayworth postponed their honeymoon departure from a Cannes villa, delaying plans to depart for Paris. The couple will travel to England for the June 4 Esson Derby with Holmwood director Charles Victor as a witness. Rita rested after a busy week end while Aly organized finances and chateau care.
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Rita
Aly Foe
Rutledge's Lawyers Plot New Tactics After Verdict
Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr. was found guilty of second degree murder for the Cedar Rapids stabbing of Brian Halluman. Defense plans for a new trial and bond posting were discussed as Rutledge faces possible parole eligibility after a 10 to life sentence.
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Robert C. Rutledge, Jr
Hinter News
St Louis
Brian C. Halluman
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Hallman
Gydnew
HHS
James Smith
Howard B. Goodrich
Goodrich
Hannibal
Rutledge
Robert C. Rutledge
Houston
Texas
J. Eliene
Deore Neil
Earliest Life Insurance Policy Issued in England 1583
The document notes that the first known life insurance policy was issued in England in the year 1583. It marks a pivotal development in financial risk management and the birth of modern life underwriting.
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