Circulation Managers Elect New NY State Officers
Milton H. Ottman of the Schenectady Union Star was elected president succeeding Arthur Vaeth of the Utica Observer Dispatch. J Truman Kahler and Cyrus H Favor were named secretary treasurer and vice presidents with others joining the board of directors. Paul Miller urged cutting government and warned against promises of gains from Washington. Matthew C. Sullivan projected newsprint relief by 1950.
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Niagara Falls
New York State Circulation Managers’ Association
Milton H. Ottman
Schenectady Union-Star
Arthur J. Vaeth
Utica Observer-Distpatch
J. Truman’ Kahler
The
Rome Sentinel
Alfred W. Cockerill
Binghamton Press
Cyrus H. Favor
Utica Daily Press
Joseph F. Yauch
Hempstead Newsday
T. Garwood
Gilbert
Jamestown Post - Journal
Archer Lewis
Binghamton Sun
Charles D. Curry
Newburgh Beacon-News, Co. Co
Frost
Niagara Falls Gazette
Guy Stonestreet
Batavia Daily News
Paul Miller
Frank Gannett
Gannett Newspapers
Washington
Miller
Matthew C. Sullivan
Rochester
Gannett
Three Children Die in Kansas City House Fire
In Kansas City three children Frances seven Karen six and Larry four perished when a fire destroyed their home last night. Parents George Smith twenty seven and Dorothy Smith twenty six escaped by jumping from a porch roof dropping Ralph one to the ground. Origin of the blaze undetermined.
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Kansas City
George Smith
Dorothy Smith
Ralph
Frances
Karen
Larry
Krug Defends West Trip as Nonpolitical
Secretary of the Interior Krug says his western journey is not political. He replies to a General Accounting Office demand to withhold trip expenses, noting Representative Harness has the full itinerary and that Harness leads a House subcommittee on campaign publicity and propaganda.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Krug
West
Rep
Harness
R. Indl
General Accounting Office
House
Follies Beauty On Critical List
Mrs. Mary Pidgeon former Follies beauty, 41, was found shot in her Longshore Club apartment and remained on the critical list at Norwalk Hospital. Her first husband Marcel Gotschi, an internationally known hotel manager, found her body with a revolver nearby. Police seek her second husband Walter Pidgeon, reported stockholder in several firms.
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Westport
Woman seeks name change to Gentle Dove in court filing
Bertha B. Adams, 46, asked the Superior Court to change her name to Gentle Dove claiming the description fits her nature. The petition highlights a desire for a new identity reflected in the proposed moniker.
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Los Angeles
INS
Shakespeare
Bertha B. Adams
Superior Court
Gentle Dove
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