Dionne Quintuplets At 15 Shy Yet Healthy
Canada’s famous five quints turn fifteen in North Bay Ontario. The five daughters of Oliva and Elzire Dionne are educated privately and show promise in English and music. Despite early fame they maintain privacy and plan for future schooling and a potential million dollar inheritance.
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Dionne Quints
John Bradley
North American News
Canada
Argentina
Ontario
Papa Oliva Dionne
Papa Dionne
Bing Crosby
Deanna Durbin
North Bay
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Marie
Emilie
Dionne
Rome
Vatican
Canadian Lost 29 Days In Rockies Recuperating
Coal digger Edward Bosely, 52, recovered in Crow's Nest Pass Hospital after 29 days lost in the Rocky Mountains. Found near Bellevue in southeastern Alberta starved and exhausted, he had been missing since April 26. He whispered for water and an orange when discovered by two mine workers.
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Blairmore
Alberta
Edward Bosely
Crow’s Nest Pass
Rocky Mountains
Bellevue
Bendix and Union Swap Charges of Insincerity
Bendix officials accuse CIO union chiefs of refusing to bargain in good faith to end a 38 day strike by 7500 workers. Union heads offer to spend the holidays seeking agreement. Millard Stone and other Bendix officials walked out of the mediation session announcing the company’s insincerity while the union claims the company delays. The company proposed reinstating 47 workers if the union agrees to reasonable penalties.
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South Bend
Ind
Bendix
C.I.O
Millard Stone
Bendix Aviation
Stone
Air Defense Test May Be Under Way
The first in a series of annual war games to test U S air defenses against attack may be under way. The maneuvers, labeled operation blackjack, are directed by the continental air command at Mitchel Field New York. Radar warning systems will play a key role as fighter planes try to intercept simulated enemy bombers before reaching vital targets.
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Washington
Air Force
Continental Air Command
Mitchel Field
New York
Furniture Union Signals Non-Red Oaths Under Taft Hartley
New York May 29 AP Top officers of the CIO International Furniture Workers Union vote to sign non Communist oaths under the Taft Hartley Act to preserve their organization. The 29 member executive board denounces the act as a step toward fascism and condemns government Red baiting campaigns and loyalty oaths.
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New York
C.I.O._ International Furniture Workers Union
un-American Activities Congressional Committee
Red Student To Defend Scholarship in Court
Hans Freistadt, an avowed Communist student at the University of North Carolina, says he will go to court to defend the science fellowship awarded by the Atomic Energy Commission. He calls the award a firm contract and intends to enforce it, prompting protests in Congress. Bronk of the National Research Council said he would try to revoke the fellowship at lawmakers’ request.
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Dionne
Quints
Ottawa
Washington
Hans Freistadt
University of North Carolina
Atomic Energy Commission
National Broadcasting Co
Freistadt
House
Senate
Detlev W. Bronk
National Research Council
Commission
Property Owners Elect Ohio Man as Treasurer
Rev Wallace J Murphy of Tulsa re elected president of the Property Owners Association of America at the national convention closing session. Neill Rife of Columbus was elected treasurer.
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Ohio
Kansas City
Wallace J. Murphy
Tulsa
Property Owners Association of America
Neill Rife
Columbus
Coal Contract Plans Hinted by United Mine Workers Journal
The United Mine Workers Journal hinted that John L. Lewis aims for a nationwide coal contract and may use southern talks as leverage. Lewis will meet the Southern Coal Producers Association at Bluefield West Virginia as President Moody warned the contract ends June 30. The Journal noted formal bargaining under Taft Hartley and that northern talks have not been announced yet.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Journal
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bluefield
W. Va
Joseph E. Moody
U.M.W.A
S.C.P.A
Police Hold Collector of Women's Lingerie
Washington police arrest a 41 year old married man for stealing women's undergarments from laundry rooms. A house search found four suitcases and other containers packed with slips girdles panties bras and more. Det Sgt John Leahy says the suspect did not try to sell the loot, but kept it as a collection.
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Washington
John Leahy
Sgt. Leahy
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