National Wine Week proclaimed by Buffalo mayor
OFF THE WIRES BUFFALO P. The greetings of the city were extended to the state convention of the Womens Christian Temperance Union backstage by the city budget director. Mayor Joseph Mruk had a previous engagement as Rev. William H. Tempest spoke to delegates noting a clipping might explain the mayor did not attend in person. The clipping proclaimed National Wine Week to be observed nationally Oct 1-20. John J. Bennett Sr former New York State attorney general was reported in poor health at Brooklyn Veterans Hospital. He was 57, once chairman of the City Planning Commission, and had a heart attack earlier in the week. Roosevelt birthday events were noted with Miss Malvina Roosevelt receiving FDR. A New York library sale of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s books was announced by Rosenbath Company. A boy died in an accident at North Pelham. An advisor named for Newburgh Eastern Defense Force Headquarters will assist Germany post sites and trains of personnel.
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Woman Dies After Half Year in coma in New Jersey
Mary Collins of Carteret died after a 156 day coma following a major pelvic operation. Dr Samuel Bresigs, her physician, said he opened her chest and massaged the heart until it beat again. The case ends a dramatic medical history at the Perth Amboy hospital.
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Harriman Says Anti-Soviet Defense Should Be Easy
Paris dispatch reports Averell Harriman portraying the Soviet Union as economically backward while asserting Atlantic Allies can unite to oppose Moscow. He suggested the alliance faces no difficulty coordinating a strong front against Soviet aggression.
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Deaths of Ralph Hanban in Humble Pipe Line Co. leader
Ralph Hanban, aged 56, formerly president of the Humble Pipe Line Company in Houston, Texas, died after a long career at Jenewal Survey Depot. He retired last year following 23 years of service. The death obscured other named figures and places in a fragmented notice.
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Tax Receipts Rise and Budget Balance Seen
State tax revenues are running about 81.5 million dollars higher than a year ago and officials forecast that Governor Dewey's budget will be comfortably balanced. The report cites increased personal income and business taxes, with gasoline and liquor revenues up, while projected receipts and general revenue vary with fiscal timing and policy.
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Russia presses Italy to quit alliance and host foreign troops
Moscow warns Italy to withdraw from the alliance and remove foreign forces before agreeing to a revision of the peace treaty and admission to the United Nations. Western diplomats say the Soviet stance could trigger Western resentment and possible retaliation as talks proceed with Britain, France, and the United States. Naples as a strategic base and the Atlantic pact figures loom in the discussions.
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Animals not safe around there in New Hampshire report
Fragmented account describes wildlife incidents around Ports mouth and Piscatagta River with a duck shot by Michael Lark using arrows. The piece also mentions beavers on a road project and unrelated notes about a U S base in Leghorn and a disputed Russian note on Italy and United Nations participation.
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iNew Guided Missile Demonstration Near Duke
A report notes a 21 foot long guided missile model linked to Air Force tests and a major football game disruption. Duke university references include a 235 pound lineman removed from the squad amid ordnance related announcements, with Air Secretary Thomas K C overseeing the order.
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