Abdication ushers Juliana as Queen of the Netherlands
Queen Wilhelmina abdicated after fifty years on the throne, passing sovereignty to her 39 year old daughter Juliana amid tears and cheers in Amsterdam. Nearly 100000 subjects gathered in Dam Square as the new queen and her family appeared on the palace balcony.
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Amsterdan
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Dutch Empire
Royal Palace
Great Dam
Het Loo
Mitchum Wife Reconciles Amid Narcotics Hearing
Mrs Robert Mitchum declares she will stand by her husband after his marijuana raid arrest. She says he is ill and mixed with the wrong people, and the couple reconciles as Mitchum faces a grand jury hearing in narcotics charges. Their two sons Josh and Christopher accompany them.
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Mitchum
Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Hero
Ae East
Josh
Christopher
Raid on London Opens Second Day of Anglo American Air Maneuvers
A pre-dawn raid by more than 40 Southland bombers targeted London as part of four day Anglo American air maneuvers. An American airman died after a rescued parachutist from a crippled Superfortress perished in hospital. Sgt Walter Doyle Rouquet identified in Amsterdam dispatches.
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London
Amsterdam
Walter Doyle Rouquet
Holland
England
Northland
Southland
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The page guide enumerates sections such as Comics Ida Jean Kain Dr Dean Crossword Mary Haworth Horoscope Amusements Letters Bridge Financials Churches Radio Classified Social News Deaths Sports Editorials and Today’s Pictures with page placements across pages 6 7 8 11 12 13 and 14. It notes page 14 for Today’s Pictures and page 7 for Sports while other features occupy pages 4 6 8 12 and 13.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Reserve Ship Safe in Port
A Naval Reserve mine sweeper carrying about 25 reservists from Elmira was aground for six hours near Pigeon Island Lighthouse in Lake Ontario. The 135 foot vessel, based in Dunkirk, broke free with help from a sister ship Coast Guard cutter and a Kingston tug after a 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. grounding, avoiding rocks if winds shifted.
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UW. S&s. Naval Reserve
Elmira
Oswego
Pigeon Island
Lake Ontario
Dunkirk
Coast Guard
Cape Vincent
Naval Reserve
Sea Gull 55
Buffalo
Kingston
Republican smear is charged in heated party clash
Washington reports a Democratic National Committee chief accuses GOP leader Hugh D. Scott of a blue-blooded red baiting tactic linking Truman to Communists. Scott demands probe of possible 1944 Communist ties. McGrath dismisses the claim as cheap demagoguery and political hypocrisy.
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Washington
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Hugh D. Scott
Scott
McGrath
Roosevelt
Stassen Eyes Philadelphia Home as Wife Inspects Mount Airy Property
Harold E. Stassen, seeking debate on current issues, visits Philadelphia to review a Mount Airy home proposed as his residence. He notes neighborhood qualities but delays commitments until his wife can inspect the property. He aims to avoid arguing with the “little woman.”
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Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennesylvania
Mount Airy
Minnesota
Camden man cites tax clash in Philadelphia court
Charles Biddle Atlee of Camden interrupted U S District Court Judge Thomas Madden seeking to sue Philadelphia for illegal taxation and defamation. He claimed to be a descendant of a Pennsylvania justice and said unpaid wage taxes of 267 dollars drove him from his Navy Yard job, then was referred to a Camden Bar Association clinic.
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Camden
N. J.P
U. 5 S. District Court
Thomas M. Madden
Philadelphia Naval Yard
Philadelphia
Charles Biddle Atlee
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
William Augustus Atlee
Atlee
Navy Yard
Camden Bar Association
Madden
Knows His Luggage in Pittsburgh Mixup
Robert Brozell saw a stranger with his bag and yelled arrest that man. An officer secured the stranger and returned the luggage a few minutes later after it was taken from Brozell’s car near West Park.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Brozell
Brozell
Brazell
West Park
Gas Blast Injures Bowker Couple in Collamer Home
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowker were treated for second degree burns at Crouse-Irving Hospital after a gas explosion at their Route 298 home near Collamer. The blast, heard over a mile away, blew out three walls and spread fumes through the house.
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Donald Bowker
Collamer
Mary Bowker
Crouse-Irvings Hospital
F. I. Bishop l
Minoa
Schuman Resumes Bid to Form French Government
Paris dispatch reports Robert Schuman withdrew his resignation as premier designate and intends to attempt forming a new French cabinet. He stated he would try again to assemble a government after the latest setback.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
Public Wants Aid Debate Cited By Bowling Leader
President Ton C Henderson of the American Bowling Congress criticizes U S policy toward England and France saying aid has stopped until accords are signed. He likens supporters to a publisher who believes the public demands only books no one should read, highlighting public taste versus policy.
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England
France
Preston C. Henderson
American Bowling Congress
Eruption on Camiguin Island Kills 15 as Evacuation Expands
A four day volcanic eruption on Camiguin Island in the Philippines has killed at least 15 people. About half of the 52,000 island residents have been evacuated to Mindanao and Bohol as vessels from the U S and Philippine navy assist evacuations. The eruption of Mt Hibok Hibis began after 77 years of dormancy and continues to spew lava and fire.
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Manila
Camiguin
Philippines
Mindanao
Bohol
Fair Weekend Forecast For Syracuse Area
The Weather Bureau predicts pleasant Labor Day weekend weather for Syracuse with highs near 85 to 88 and generally fair skies. A low trough could bring scattered showers, but no significant weather is expected, following last night’s light rain in parts of Onondaga County.
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Whather
Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
The
Weather Bureau
Keller
Onondaga County
Speed Test Postponed at National Air Races
An Air Force attempt to break the world speed record of 650.796 miles per hour at the National Air Races was postponed due to bad visibility. The runs will be made tomorrow morning.
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Cleveland
Air Force
Argentina Plans Vote on Constitutional Convention
President Juan D. Peron called for a convention to amend Argentina's 95 year old constitution. Congress voted to proceed with delegates to be elected this month. Proposals seek allowing the president to succeed himself after a six year term and granting broader controls over private property. Argentina also planned to urge the United Nations Assembly in Paris this month to adopt a friendlier stance toward Spain.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Congress
Peron
United Nations Assembly
Paris
Spain
Jews Begin Evacuation of Red Cross Zone in Jerusalem
An Arab Legion spokesman stated that Jews started evacuating the Red Cross security zone in Jerusalem at 7 AM. He said withdrawal by both sides, which enlarges the zone, began immediately after the Jewish evacuation.
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Amman
Trans-Jordan
Arab Legion
Red Cross
Jerusalem
Potato price supports draw Northwest farmers into government trade
In Spokane and across the Northwest, farmers sell potatoes to the government at 2.60 a hundredweight and buy back for 30 cents, while housewives pay about five cents a pound. PMA figures show Washington purchases totaling 747,277 hundredweight of No 1 early potatoes and 421,217 hundredweight of No 2 and No 1 B grades this season as the program costs rise.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Claus Peters
Washington State
Production Marketing Administration
PMA
Washlington
Thousands Flee as Gulf Hurricane Slams New Orleans
A gulf hurricane battered the southeastern Louisiana coast and New Orleans today, with winds near 70 mph at its center and peak gusts to 90 mph. About seven inches of rain fell, streets flooded, and thousands evacuated to higher ground and centers at the municipal auditorium. Damage appeared limited but communications were hampered, and rail service paused as the storm moved inland toward Mississippi.
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New Orleans
Lewisiana
Mississippi
U. Bureau
Lake Pontchartrain
Jefferson Parish
Naval Air Station
Biloxi
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pan- American
Cincinnati
New York
Mobile
Ala
Forgotten Families share homes in Parade summary
Parade Magazine frames a Syracuse story of 13 people sharing one roof as a reaction to steep home prices and scarce rentals. The piece explores how these families cope with crowding and daily life, highlighting a broader housing shortage impact.
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White House
Parade Magazine
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