American Denies Aiding Peron Plot
John Griffith, former U S cultural attaché in Buenos Aires, denies involvement in an alleged plot to kill Juan Peron and Eva Peron. Argentine police say Griffith headed the plan. he says extradition requests lack solid evidence and he opposes Peron’s regime. Griffith notes prior expulsion from Argentina over a bank strike case.
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Man's Clothes Identified in Niagara Falls Tragedy
Mrs. Vincent V. Mikolajczak identified clothing found on the Niagara River as belonging to her husband, a 49 year old Buffalo meat store operator. The coat and hat were recovered yesterday from the Niagara River's dank.
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State Warns Of Rabies Among Farms Upstate
The State Health Department urged farmers to watch for rabies in livestock as outbreaks spread to 14 upstate counties including Broome Chemung Chenango Delaware Herkimer Madison Otsego Schoharie Schuyler Steuben Sullivan Steuben Sullivan and Tompkins. Dr Alexander Zeissig said cattle losses rise in fall due to the barrierweqded tube. He advised careful handling of suspected animals and prompt veterinary diagnosis.
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Registration Still Low In New York Voter Registrations
New York City voter registration in the two days after the start of the cycle totals 865,547, 78,903 fewer than the 944,450 recorded in the same period during the preceding presidential year.
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New York
12000 Ship Officers Threaten Strike
New York reports 12,000 AFL ship officers threaten a Thursday midnight work stoppage that would disrupt East and West Gulf coast shipping. Captain Charles F. May, president of the AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Association, warned 100,000 seamen and dockworkers could be idle if negotiations fail, saying No contract no work.
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A.F.L
U S State Dept Takes No Position on Mediterranean Defense Union
The U S State Department said it has no position for or against a proposed Mediterranean defense union. The embassy noted a recent statement but did not authorize support or opposition.
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Turkey
U.S. State Department
Washington
Shales
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