UN seeks Middle East compromise as US and USSR show bends
In Lake Success observers report cautious optimism as the United States and Soviet Union inch toward concessions on Palestine and the Little Assembly. Compromises include easing religious restrictions and proposing a partition plan to create a Jewish state, while Korea remains a sticking point. The scene hints at a tentative path forward despite broad old-line divisions.
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Widow Adopts Ex Army Commander as Heir in Newport
An 80 year old Newport widow, Mrs. Ballow Fish Webster, adopted 57 year old Brig. Gen. Ralph C. Tobin, a retired Army commander, giving him all rights of a natural son under her estate plan. The adoption, filed by William A. Forsham and disclosed by Probate Court clerk John M. Dring, leaves her approx. 2.25 million estate held in trust for life. Tobin would take his birth name and gain inheritance rights. Webster has no children. Tobin formerly commanded the Bev eash Regiment of the New York National Guard and served at Camp Stewart, Georgia in 1941.
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Anti trust suit targets 47 banks in New York City
Attorney General Clark announces a civil anti trust suit against 47 major investment banking firms in New York City. The action alleges a conspiracy to monopolize the securities market and restrain competition.
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Four Dead in Tennessee Air Crash In Oregon Wreck
Wreckage of a plane carrying Cov. Bart Snell of Oregon and three other officials plus the pilot was found with no survivors. Forest Supervisor Merle Lowden and Ranger Jack Emit reported the body recovery and closure of the crash site in Alamath Falls Oregon.
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Todays features and page references inToday's paper
The notice lists sections on SB and FO pages with comics by Ida Jean Kein Dr Sixty Mary Haworth and a horoscope. It also mentions an editorial by Bren and talks about other regular features on page 30 83 and 25 with pictures and ads.
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Romanian Admits Treason Charge Before tribunal
A Romanian official faces treason charges as part of a trial involving 19 leaders and associates of the National Peasant party. Jul Manly, a seven year old Imager of the party, is among those on trial with Padulescu- Fuganescu interrogated and evading implicating others.
Payroll Robbery at Hyde Park Plant Nets $110000
Six bandits wearing masks and disguises seized a Brink’s payroll delivery at the Westinphone Electric Plant Hyde Park. They overpowered guards, escorted the cash to cars, and fled as the investigation names attackers tied to the Loomis Vitant Co and Fall River 1935 heists. The 3,000 workers affected and the swift, precise execution marked the bold heist.
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Ramadier Wins Confidence Vote in Paris Assembly
Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier’s cabinet wins a confidence vote in the National Assembly by 300 to 17 with 18 abstentions and 2 polsenoca, amid Communist and right-wing criticism. Ramadier’s government survives amid political tension in Paris.
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Cunarder Lays Down 30000 Ton Canadi Liner at Clydebank
The Cunarder showcases the 30 000 ton Canad liner Cezonia launched at Clydebank. The sponsor appeals to future subjects to unite in facing Britain's economic challenges with wartime spirit.
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Body of 7 year old Lonnie Fellick found in park
Chicago police rounded up suspects in a sex offense crackdown after Lonnie Fellick, 7, was found with a fractured skull and chest hemorrhage. Coroner says death likely from blunt force trauma. Mother reported threats to run away amid eviction tensions. police sought Lonnie since Oct 18.
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Hearing on Communist Ties in Hollywood Probed by House
Two more individuals were cited for contempt as the House Un American Activities Committee pressed its Hollywood probe. Witnesses refused to answer whether they held Communist beliefs, with the panel presenting investigative evidence of alleged ties to the party. The hearing entered its ninth day, featuring Lardner and Cole, who defended their right to withhold political beliefs and questioned the committee’s authority.
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Protest Over Oil Seizures By Russians In Austria
British Foreign Office confirms two formal notes of protest to Moscow after Russia seized oilfields in Austria. Vienna and London officials describe the move as a bold act by Soviet authorities affecting British and American interests.
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Tait-Hartley Law Marks Record Labor Peace Since War's End
Washington experts say the Taft-Hartley Act has achieved record labor peace since World War II. A mediator noted fewer strikes this year and a calmer labor climate, while Senator Joseph Dye expressed doubt any major amendments will be enacted soon.
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Taft Sees Limited Bipartisan Hope On Price Issue
Washington report quotes President Taft criticizing any bipartisan cooperation on remedies for high prices. He rejects a plan to eliminate politics at a special congressional session and backs the current administration's policies, calling them sound and prudent.
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Wholesale Food Price Index Dips in Latest Week
New York report shows the Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index fell to 18.34 from 19.11, the lowest since September 2. Prices of several important foods moved downward. The index tracks the price per pound of 31 staple foods.
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Verdict Due in Ringley Arm Robbery Case
An American court will hand down its verdict next Monday in the case of 18 felons charged with taking part in the hold up and robbery plot led by Rejen’s Imkamous Byeter. The trial centers on their alleged involvement in the crime and related conspiracies.
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Telephone Boots and Ponig Playfulness Shines
A playful fragment from Chuckle Hoy features quirky misprints and garbled phrases about telephones and hats, capturing a humorous tone as readers puzzle through the odd wording and wordplay.
Truman Attends First Mass Burial at Arlington
President Truman stood with leaders as 20 of the nation's war dead brought home from overseas were laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery. The mass burial marked the first of its kind in the United States for World War II servicemen. About 6,000 more burials were expected at Arlington in time.
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Princess Edizaomy Receives Wedding Gift in Clydebank
Reported on a Royal wedding gesture in Glasgow Clydebank where Princess Edizaomy received a sewing machine as a present. The princess smiled and said she is very pleased with the gift.
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Weathering Dry Spell Touts Record Cool Nights
Fragmentary weather note reports drizzles across towns and a cool period ahead. Forecasters warn of low temperatures near freezing and dry air continuing into tonight and Friday with modest precipitation chances.
Duck season tales spark Maine frontier heritage
Parade Magazine previews a Sunday feature on duck hunting culture with veteran guide John Truman and the 1837 sheath ing season. It notes a historical vein in Maine's hunting lore and discusses a commission head urging regulation as public business.
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