Backstage Hearts and Politics in Hyde Park
Faye Emerson and her husband, a farmer, blend marriage with talk of politics and a future party. Elliott, a Broadway stage hand, jokes about long- range aims, while the couple keeps a low profile away from the front pages. The item notes Emerson’s TV work and a plan to tour with a show, plus salients about other Broadway and film figures and industry buzz.
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Faye Emerson
Dutchess County
Faye
Squireze
Hyde Park
Emerson
Louis Calhern
Truman
Elliott
Broadway
Shubert
Ellett
Newspaper Guild
Girl Prodigy Prepares as Nuclear Physicist at 19
Shirley Moscow of Canonsburg Pennsylvania, age 18, already a University of Chicago graduate, plans graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh. With an IQ of 170 she aims to become a nuclear physicist after February, seeking a research post in a large corporation. She works in her father's grocery store and waits for the next semester to enroll.
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Pilesburgh
INS
Shirley Moscow
Canonsburg
Miss Moscow
University of Chicago
University of Pittsburgh
Chicago University
Shirley
Pittsburgh
Skyscraper University
Fpitt
Chicago
Juu
Niagara Falls
Marlene Thompson
Martin Adams,Jr
Atlanta
Georgia
Daddy
Martin
John Thompson
Charles Wilson Dies in Auburn City Hospital
Charles Wilson aged 74 of 126 South Street Auburn died at 12 10 AM today in Auburn City Hospital. Funeral arrangements await family details.
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Charles Wilson
Auburn
South St
Auburn City Hospital
Salvation Army official speaks to Scottish Rite Club
William E Chamberlain of Cincinnati, former Salvation Army general secretary for Ohio and Kentucky, told the Scottish Rite Club yesterday at Hotel Onondaga about his work. He cited Riverside communities with low social standards and noted institutions under his care include a home for unmarried mothers a home for crippled children and a center supervising 700 parolees annually.
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Scottish Rite Club
Chamberlain
William E. Chamberlain
Cincinnati
Calvation Army
Onondaga
Ohio
Kentucky
Salvation Army
Riverside
Big Women's Vote Looms in New York
Albany figures show 3,408,146 women among a total 7,042,040 registered voters. In 1946, 2,188,887 of 6,000,865 were women, a 47 percent share. Across 87 counties outside NYC, 1,904,004 men and 1,824,425 women registered this year. The 1946 records list 1,706,450 men and 1,087,270 women.
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Albany
State Traction Bureau
New York City
Ruths Body Interred After Long years of fame
Ruth, baseballs home run king, is laid to rest at Gate of Heaven Cemetery Pleasantville. A small group including his widow Claire Ruth and business adviser J Paul Carey attended services and the burial after funeral rites at St Patrick’s Cathedral New York.
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Pleasantville
INS
George Herman Ruth
Lake la Ly Fae Reste
Gate of Heaven
Ruth
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Jury acquits wife of murder charge in bank guard case
Cecilia Atella, 23, with frail brown hair, was acquitted by a Philadelphia jury of murder in the shooting of her bank guard husband Ernest. Assistant District Attorney Raymond Speiser, angered by the verdict, indicated plans to pursue involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Philadelphia
Cecilia Atella
Mundo
Ernest
Atella
Raymond A. Speiser
Speiser
Pentagon To Make Money Plea
Pentagon leaders urge a larger defense budget arguing the next fiscal year demands more than the $14.4 billion approved by the President. They contend reserves must be expanded with funds to train and equip a bigger force, shifting costs to National Guard and Regular Army programs.
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Forrestal
Mathhme
Pentagon
National Guard
H. R. Bull
Harvey Swartout Dies in Auburn After Major Operation
Harvey Swartout, 32, formerly of Rome, died Sunday in Auburn after a major operation a week ago. Services will be announced with burial in Auburn. He had worked at Gly Hosps. He leaves no relatives.
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Auburn
Harry Swartout
Rome
Race Entries and Odds for Multiple Harness Racing Praises
Race card shows entries for eight races with $2,200 to $3,500 purses across 4-year-olds and up to 3-year-olds, listing numerous horse names, claiming weights, and mileages. Notable horses include Admiral Bill, Pretorian, Dainty Guest, and Gallic Gal among others, with various entries across six races and mixed distances.
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Jesnay
Midnight Ol
Cee Style
xGuess Peng
xxMusic Mister
John Q Public
Mel Cavano iii
Kentucky Bon
Fire Kabo
xRomin Selle
xPorte Saltwin
Olney Miss
xDolgrnite
Mixer
Sunshire
San Admiral
xxIrish
Admiral Bill
Pretorian
Dainty Guest
Gallic Gal
xxTribuna
xPast Belle
xxVigiante
xEphrian
xxBarrani Fire
xxMighty Falcon
Gold Fly
xRiver Breeze
xxDr. Mac
xxTexas Ransome
Bonnier
xxSamaritano
Reverse Mets
Xtrevena
Mike Dave
xBetter Wet Jr
Bill
Axardol
Cathie
Gallant
Callnova
xxAriel
xxBel Beau
xxNapange
Empire
Eddy
Eldy
Besteritn
Enar Creekyi
xLittle Keith
Speeding Home
xShitty
Navy Award
Pheecia
Dunninald
Far Greater
Joe Snagat
Jevenr
Fuirlonga
Helanieus
Conneted
Lord Pathmate
Poser
Milton Beere
Our Pick
Brageadollo
Darf
Brok
xSt. George
Bid Seven
Faralay
Chief of Rioting Rodeo Again Quizzed by Swiss
Geneva reports say Larry Sunbrock and 40 American rodeo performers were questioned after Sundays clash with police at the Palais des Expositions. Sunbrock ordered to pay 1000 francs for damages and to reimburse Geneva police for torn uniforms. The group faces expulsion and possible visa issues as plans for a Milan show hang in the balance.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Larry Sunbrock
Palais Des Export
Sundbrock
Winter Carden, Glo
Oretien
Milan
France
Howse
Erathy Breslin
Dyemrenl Rals
Tran de Lund
Pia
Sunbrook
Michaud
Outlook in China Described by Syracuse Professor
Dr. David K. Cheng of Syracuse University spoke at the Technology Club in the Museum of Fine Arts on China’s economic and industrial outlook. He cited devastation after the 1937 Japanese invasion, with millions of soldiers and civilians affected by wounds and disease, and noted Russia moved equipment valued at 2 billion out of Manchuria, highlighting postwar peace challenges.
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David K. Cheng
College of Applied Serance
Syracuse
Mrs. Mary Bergin Dies in Auburn Hospital
Mrs Mary Meagher Bergin 80 Grant Avenue widow of John Bergin died yesterday at Auburn City Hospital after 40 years in Auburn. She was a Holy Family Church parishioner and Rosary Society member. Survived by three daughters, two sons, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 8 30 AM in Morgan Funeral Home and 9 AM in Holy Family Church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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Auburn
Mary Meagher Bergin
Grant Jv
John Bergin
Auburn City Hospital
Holy Family Church
Rosary Sanate
Edward J. Ringwood
Howard H. Wride
Charles S. Wride
Richard J
Michael P. Bergin
Arthur T. Morgan Funerial
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Alarm System Couldn't Take It Sparks Fire At Two Homes
Geneva fire crews answered two alarms within three minutes yesterday forenoon. A blaze at 15 Humbert Street likely started in a living room and spread to the second floor. Firemen then tackled a second fire at a house owned by Grant Dunham and E North and Clarks, with similar damage but quick extinguishment.
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Geneva
Humbert St
David Corcoran
Grant Dunham
E. North and
Clark Srs
Leaking landing craft near New Jersey coast drifts toward Norfolk
A naval landing craft with 63 men aboard faces heavy seas off the New Jersey coast. Destroyer Forrest Royal and five Navy ships, including Cruiser Macon, slow its progress as crew report water in the hull. The vessel, returning to Boston from a Miami training cruise, sends pumps to counter the leak while awaiting rescue. Four of the crew are regular Navy, the rest reserve sailors.
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Norvolk
New Jersey
Anta Delaware
Forrest Royal
Cane May
N. J
Navy
Macon
Coast Guard
Boston
Miami
Bills Prepare for Colts Test After Dons Win
Buffalo Bills return from the All America Conference win over the Los Angeles Dons and brace for a pivotal clash with the Baltimore Colts next Sunday. A victory would tie Buffalo atop the eastern division. Coach Red Dawson seeks center depth as Bob Callahan and Ed Lersed suffer injuries likely sidelining them for the upcoming tilt.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles Dons
Bern
Bills
Baltimore Colts
Bulfrela
Red Dawson
Los Angeles
Bob Callahan
Buckets" Lrsed
Billy Fox Favored To Beat Tiger Ted Lowry In 10 Rounds
Buffalo, UP report Billy Fox from Philadelphia is a heavy favorite over Tiger Ted Lowry of New Haven in a 10 round bout. Fox has knocked out most opponents, with 87 of his past foes falling to theCount, while Lowry, a hard hitter, could still test the favorite as past showings suggest Fox is not unbeatable.
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Buffalo
Billy Fox
Philadelphia Dynamiter
Tiger Ted Lowry
New Haven
Lowry
Trains May Use Signal Lights to Bar Alcohol
Assistant Attorney General William F. Simpson advised that trains have no right to sell intoxicants in dry counties, despite proposed signal lights to warn conductors. The idea involves a device or system in Kentucky counties that may be wet or dry, with local options allowing cities to set their own rules.
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Kentucky
JSON Ava
Alt Lomiey
Asentucky
Nh Feyy
Atari
Russia Plays Ball by Its Own Rules
Washington column argues Russia uses veto power to obstruct U N action on atomic weapons and Berlin blockade. James Marlow notes Soviet obstruction as a pattern, citing U N history, Soviet strategy, and a 1931 Pravda quote on wrecking international efforts.
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Russia
James Marlow
Washington
Berlin
Ake
U. N
Atomic Energy Commission
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pravda
Soviet Union
Commission
League of Nations
European Union
PTA Leaders Attend Training Session in Syracuse Library
A training conference for parent teacher association leaders from Onondaga Madison Oneida and Oswego counties was held yesterday at the Syracuse Public Library. Miss Fay Kalgler of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers led the session, sponsored by the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers. Attendees included Mrs. Robert D. Rowe president of the state congress Mrs. Philip Becker second vice president and state visual aids chair and Mrs. William Williams of Fabius past district director.
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Onondaga
Madison
Oneida
Oswego
Syracuse
Warren Campaigns In California Rally heads in San Bernardino
G O P Vice Presidential nominee Earl Warren campaigned across Southern California in a two day swing to win California's 95 electoral votes. He held a rally at San Bernardino's civic auditorium with additional speeches planned in Colton and Riverside and a night broadcast in San Diego.
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San Bernardino
Calif
G.O.P
Earl Waren
California
Warren
Civic Auditorium
Colton
Riverside
San Diego
Santa Clara
Salinas
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