Cardinal Hlond Dies in Poland Amid War Time Legacy
Cardinal Hlond Primate of Poland died in Warsaw at 67 after pneumonia following an appendicitis operation. He had been a vocal critic of Poland’s Communist regime and led the Sacred College’s ranks since 1927. His life spanned Milan Rome and Lourdes with wartime detentions by Nazis and later exile. He urged Poles to resist materialism and preserve faith in a pastoral letter dated May 23.
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Warsaw
Cardial Hlond
Poland
Cardinal Hlond
Posen
Cardinal Dalber
Milan
Italy
Pius X
Eit
Cardinal Ziond
Ponti
College of Cardinals
Upper Silesia
Hiss
Catholis
Salesian Fathers
Don Bosco College
Inguin
Georgian University
Rome
Germany
France
Lourdes
Fresnes
Paris
Vatican
Cardinal Hiond
Ninth Army
Paderborn
Hiond
Court Secretary Resigns from New York Appeals
Arthur Karger of New York City resigns as confidential law secretary to the State Court of Appeals. He will join a New York City law firm on November 15. No successor has been named.
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Albany
Arthur Karger
New York City
State Court of Appeals
True Nature of Love and Other Condensed Features
Condensed excerpts from Reader's Digest on love and marriage by F Alexander Magoun and Dale Carnegie. Includes insights on fear of public speaking and tips from Your Life and Harper's Magazine pieces. Palm Springs lifestyle notes and a profile of Billy Rose detailing his rise from poverty to wealth.
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F. Alexander Magoun
Dale Carnegie
Sinatra
Palm Springs
Calif
Harper's Magazine
Legion Names Texas Man New Leader
S Perry Brown of Beaumont Texas was elected national commander of the American Legion at its 30th annual convention in Miami. Brown, 56, defeated opponent George N Craig of Brazil Indiana as James F Green of Omaha Nebraska moved to unanimous support. The executive committee will pick the 1950 convention site with bids from Philadelphia Miami and Boston. Two resolutions called for pensions for all honorably discharged veterans of World War I and World War II.
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Miami
Fla
S. Perry Brown
American Legion
Brown
Legion
Beaumont
Tex
George N.craig
Brazil
Ind
James F. Green
Omaha
Neb
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Boston
Legionnaires
Paper Firm Raises Newsprint Price Across Markets
The Great Northern Paper Co. raises newsprint by four dollars per ton, effective November 1, bringing New York City's price to one hundred dollars per ton. This is the second raise in three months, matching Canadian and Newfoundland mills.
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New York
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
New York City
Albany Man Fatally Shot While Attempting Escape
Albany police wounded Harold W. Harrington, 23, who died at Lincoln Park hospital after attempting to flee two patrolmen who had arrested him. Officers Newton de Marco and Gerald Casey were pursuing Harrington when the shooting occurred.
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Albany
Harold W. Harrington
Lincoln Park
Philip G. Coffey
Newton de Marcos
Gerald Casey
Police pursue suspect after alleged attack on teenage girl
A 16 year old girl riding in a prowl car identified Harrington as the man who tried to attack her. Warrington fled as officers prepared to place him in custody but was recaptured after a chase. An autopsy was performed by Coroner J. Nealon. De Marco fired warning shots and then aimed at the suspect, but the victim was struck in the spine.
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Lout Harrington
Warrington
Coffey
Harrington
J. Them
Gregory Nealon
DeMarco
de Marco
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Champ Stone
Greer Williams
Associated Press
Texas Man
Seagram's
Pete Hagen
Park & Tilford
Imperial Schenley Carstairs
Mount Vernon
de Luxe
Calvert Res
Christian Bros
Paradise
Silverman's Liquor Store
Fayette
Roma Wines
Christian Bros, Paradise
Porter-Cable
Porter- Cable Guilds
Oy Sander
Syracus
West Fayette Street
Porter-Cable Guild
West Fayette St
Doris Dodson
Sya
Seprecuse
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