Polio Foundation Spends 100000 Daily on Care
President Basil OConor said the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis spends $100,000 daily on medical care for polio victims. The report also notes a Canadian youth, Lamont 21, of Toronto, sentenced to six years in prison for attempting to enter the United States amid government red tape.
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Polio Foundation
New York
Basil O'Conor
National Foundation of
U. S
John
Lamont
Toronto
John Knight
Buffalo
Income Tax Convention Opens in York Harbor
National Association of Employer of Collectors of Internal Revenue holds its 21st annual convention in York Harbor Me for four days of sessions and social events. Attendees gather to discuss tax collection and related duties in a professional gathering.
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York
Harbor, Me
Uncle Sam
National Association of Employer of Collectors of Internal Revenue
Nabcir
China Accuses British Warships of Escorting Blockade Routes
Chinese naval official Liu Kwang kai accuses British warships of escorting merchant ships through the blockade around Communist ports. The British government denies the claim as official Chinese Central News Agency releases the report amid truce monitoring.
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China
Hong Hong
Liu Kwang-kai
Chinese Central News
Meg
Deaths Nab Germany as First Division Sparks Autumn War Games
Report from Nuernberg notes U S First Division scoring a victory in autumn war games with 112000 American soldiers in New York City and elsewhere as joint exercises against an imagined eastern invading force unfold amid fragmented ads and foreign correspondents.
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Rhine
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Mainz
Nuernberg
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Degroot
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Ucien Descaves
Etn
Czechoslovakia
Goncourt Academy
Paris
NEA
Delhi
Walter Widdop
Todas
P. Rowe
Pakistan
Immunity Plea Bared In B-36 Case
Washington dispatch reports tension over an anonymous memo linked to the B 36 bomber investigation. Navy Secretary Dan A Kimball, testifying, denied knowledge of authorship and urged discipline for any involved, while congressional probes clarified that Johnson Symington and others faced exoneration.
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Washington
Retary
Navy
Dan A. Kimball Truman
Jay Oeecules
Alaska
Hawaii
Paul Robeson
Kimball
Air Force
Defense Johnson
Air
Symington
Worth
House Armed Service Committee
Johnson
Cmdr
W. E. Sweeney
Onl
Atlantic Fleet
Sweeney
Thomas B. Inglis
Naval Intellgence
Jeald Krimball
Imball
Congressional
Law
Inglis
John D. Price
Naval Operations
Naval Intelligence
FBI
New York Times
iStar
FBE
Capitol
Adl
Mural Price
Unclear public remarks on Robeson and performers prompt debate
The text critiques Robeson potential need for 800 police at concerts. It contrasts with Nelson Eddy and a Varitone protection notion and notes the Cherry Sisters once paid for a net when performing behind one. The passage hints at performance costs and public safety questions.
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Cherry Sisters
Madame Chiang to Return to China for War Work
Madame Chiang Kai-shek announced she will fly to China next month to support the front lines and stay with her husband as he travels. She plans to resume war relief efforts aiding wounded and orphans and may take a role with the air force.
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New York
CNS
Chang Kai-shek
China
Sime
Chiang
United States
Air Force
Wellesley College
Riverdale
Ai Force
Debutante Dies After Nine Foot Fall Aboard Boston Liner
Adrienne Atwell, a Dallas Tex debutante, was killed and her escort Robert M Willard 24 suffered a head injury when they fell about nine feet from one deck to the promenade deck aboard the Boston bound liner Atwell Excalibur operated by American Export Lines. The accident occurred Saturday night and both victims were found unconscious. Willard remained hospitalized following the fall as Excalibur arrived in Boston.
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Boston
Dallas ‘Tex
Atwell
Willard Appar
Robert M. Willard
Dallas
Miss Atwell
Helieg
Excalibur
Natural
Dines
Thateas
Parley on Cortisone Research In New York
In New York researchers plan further cortisone studies with a center gathering over 20 scientists. Dr. B. C. Kendall of the Mayo Clinic Dr. Keefer head of the cortisone committee of the National Academy of Sciences Dr. H. J. Selve of Montreal and Dr. C. P. Rhoads of Sloan Kettering are among those attending. The event is sponsored by Research Corporation. The orange blossom is noted as the Florida state flower.
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New York
INS
Plars
Research Corporation
B.C. Kendall
Mayo Clinic
Keefer
National Academy of Sciences Cortisone Committee
H. J. Selve
University of Montreal
C. P. Rhoads
Sloan- Kettering Instiut Tve
Florida
Opange
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