Polish Seamen Plead With U S Officials To Stay Here
In Newark New Jersey forty three Polish seamen including two women who jumped ship in New York over six months ago begged immigration officials not to send them home. The deserters and former crew of the Polish liners Batory and Sobieski surrendered to immigration authorities and were released into custody of sympathetic Polish Americans.
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Newark
XN. J
New York
Aod
Pwiish
Batory
Sobieski
Desertion cases cited in Navy crackdown report
Authorities say they have taken action against former sailors who deserted and were later connected to incidents in recent months. The report highlights seamen deserters and related cases, naming several individuals including Edward J. and others under scrutiny by authorities.
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Ant
Edward J
State Highway Department To Be Reorganized
State highway department to be reorganized with a central bureau to streamline long range planning. A program to place 160 students in jobs is proposed along with appropriations of 30,600 to support fast project goals and reduce congestion. Subordinate offices and staff are to be reassigned to run the new system.
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State Highway Department
Sne
Bure & Central
watered down rent control bill passes House
In Washington Chairman John Sparkman predicts Senate action on a stronger rent control measure. The House approved a watered down version including a local option provision allowing local governments to impose or remove controls, with vacancies and eviction powers retained by the housing administrator. The local option faces questions of cross county conflicts and administrative difficulties.
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Washington
John’ J. Sparkman
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Alabama
Gan
Woods
House
Sparkman
Senate
Bank 2
Burnet R. Maybank
Aly
United States to Launch Atomic Energy Power Program
Washington officials announce a long range atomic energy power program costing hundreds of millions of dollars. Senator Brien McMahon states the plan will move after the fiscal year begins and run for five or six years. He spoke after a committee meeting with Atomic Energy Commission engineers.
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U. S
Washington
Brien McMahon
Joint Congress
Onal Atom Energy Committee
McMahon
Atomic Energy Commission
Man sues deaf man for fifty thousand over sign language remarks
In Atlanta Fulton Superior Court a deaf man sues another deaf man for 50 000 claiming excessive talking in sign language to Arliss Leile Campos who calls herself virtuous and unmarried. The suit alleges unwanted romantic advances including marriage proposals and threats to end her life if denied.
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Atlanta
Des
Arliss Leile B. Campos
Dess
Fulton
Gieasse Bo Grozzard
Courtroom Testimony Describes Break with Promises
A young woman testified she was ensnared by Grizzard’s charm, then faced taunts and a broken pledge of marriage. She described his laughter, withdrawal of marriage promises, and public mockery on city streets.
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Ste
Grizzard
Miss Campos Faces Mockery by Deaf Mutes
Miss Campos alleges that when she meets him with other deaf mutes they laugh and poke their fingers at her, claiming harassment in the interaction.
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Miss Campos
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