Promoter Bayly Fights Off Hold Up At Home Garage
Troy wrestling promoter Ted Bayly and his wife Lilian faced two masked robbers who demanded $1 800.86 in receipts from last night's show at LaSalle gym. Bayly, struck on the face, threw the bag with receipts to a safe place and escaped with the money bag. one suspect was later arrested and charged with robbery first degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McNamara
T. C
Ted) Bayly
Troy
LaSalle Gymnasium
Lilian
Eagle Street
Funl Point
Ninth Street
Hutton
Hagie
Frank Hughes
Wea
Bayly
Detective Bureau
Usaid
Barry
Mia
Eve
Thirteenth Street
Hutton Street
Tenth Street
Beyly
Rar
LaSalle Institute Gymnasium
Ted” Bayly
Central Police Station
Frederick H. Ibbott
John Noonan
Tammany Hall Endsorse Shalleck For Congress Seat
Tammany Hall executive committee endorses Janice Benjem n Shalleck for the vacant 2MA congressional seat in Manhattan’s Week Side. The nomination will be formalized Monday with Roosevelt potentially contesting amid liberal and third party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iendere
Franklin D Roosevelt, Jr
Janice Benjem N Shalleck
Tammany Hall
Sol Binom
Democratic County Committee
Manhattan
Executive Committee
Hozervet
Roosevelt
Iin
Bun Herkaround
Peru
Freeient
Students Strike at City College of New York
Police and youthful pickets clashed on the College of the City of New York campus as 27 demonstrators were arrested during a mass strike demanding the ouster of two faculty members. The protest drew baton charges, mounted police, and accusations of police brutality amid claims of anti Semitism and racial bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
College of the City of New York
Mnmakers
Wee
m@ PTOIescore
Martin Dubin
Ange
Comemitee
Couneil
Twe Roun
Wheat Crop Estimate Near Record
The Agriculture Department estimated this year's winter wheat at 1,019,645,000 bushels, the second largest on record. A total crop near 1.307 billion bushels could trigger production controls next year if spring wheat meets expectations. Quotas would require two-thirds grower support in a July referendum and may affect planting and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ue Growere Voime
Soviet charge UN guard plan violates charter
Soviet Diet accused Secretary General Trae Lies of proposing peace keeping forces that breach the UN charter and echo Western plans like the Truman Doctrine the Marshall Plan and the Atlantic Pact. Polish delegate Justice Kau Sachy urged the General Assembly to condemn any action violating the charter and warned the plan would shift authority from the Security Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Sucrese
Trae
Imernavens
Atlantic
Ruswem
Poland
Folke Bernadotte
Jeny
Corrent Assembly
Lye Ferres
Gomi
Ats
Count Bernadot
Palestine
Ietn
Kau Sachy
Mabkeather
Councils Enforcement Asia
Senate OKs Test Range For Missiles
Senate approval advances a 75 million dollar bill to provide the Air Force a 3000 mile range for guided missile testing. House action complete, the measure awaits Senate agreement on changes. Committee notes that faster than sound research is planned, with safety concerns and international competition cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Senate
House
Senate Armed Services Committee
Symington
Armed Services and
Mil
Wilham J. Richardson Gaid
Ste Sould
Unites States
State To Probe Blast In Church Fatal To Six
The South Dakota fire marshal investigates a church explosion that reduced the brick building to rubble during mass. Six people died and about 30 were injured, three seriously, as worshippers gathered for Palm Sunday services. The blast was linked to a gas leak and a faulty furnace, with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion ST
Mars Cathaiie
South Dakota
Wom
Mueller
Pitre
Nazi war crimes trial in Muernberg convicts 8 officials
Baron Ernst Von Weissaecker leads 21 defendants found guilty on counts including plotting aggressive war and mass atrocities in Nazi hierarchy close on the heels of Adolf Hitler’s regime. Several other high officials receive verdicts as the trial proceeds toward final sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muernberg
Germany
United States
Ernst von Weissaecker
Weissaecker
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Nal
Ace
Adolf Hitler
Jens Weiznnecker
Hitler
Thia
Wilhelm Kepplar
Circle of Friends
Gestapo
Heimrich Himmler
Ernest Woermann
Foregn l
Henrich Lammers
Rehief
Hitlerreich Chancellery
Nani
Paul Koerner
Goering
Naz
Welsamecker
Warren ‘Magee
Washington, DC
Woeizsaecker
Actus
Strike Halts Washington Newspapers
Washington papers suspend publication after about 209 AFL mechanical workers walk out. Stoppage halts all four daily papers and affects stereographers, pressmen, and proof staff. Publishers seek resolution while the strike blocks multiple plants in the area and unions demand bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL
IM International Union
aTbiravon
Waisas
Tamee Herald Post Evening Scar
Dai
Rail Express Strikers Offered Jobs Back
New York The Railway Express Agency offered to return striking workers to immediate positions. AFIA Brotherhead and shop clerks said the company insisted on pullback from demands and that workers should report for duty. District officials indicated most men would resume work, while others planned continued picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail Express
New York
Ralway Express
Seaterda
Ruatway
A.M. Hartung
Agen
Waiom
Charmmat Denisl J. Sullivan
Brotherhood
Hat Watt
Daeok
Kathy Fiscus Death Blamed on Suffocation
San Marino California authorities say Kathy Fiscus died from suffocation after falling into an abandoned well. Doctors ruled out rope strangulation and drowning and noted brain and organ tests are pending to confirm the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Bill Yancey
Kathy Fiscus
San Marino
Calif
Jtiff
Victor Wallace
Ex-Gov Michigan Dies At 89 In Georgia
Former Michigan governor Chase S. Osborn dies at 89 in Georgia after a long illness. He adopted and later married his former ward in a unusual court action. the marriage ended when the adoption was annulled days before. He was a noted author and poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Powlaw
Chase S& Osborn
Ed Om
Jihen
Steilanova Ochorn
Flea Lee Brunt
Hamilton
Ontario
University of Michigan
Dent
Ochorna
Georgia
Muiside
Pewum Poke
Pewum Lane
J. J Crumley
Miellanova
Rupenier Court
Mabel Bell Dies Once Queen of Diamonds at 54
New York reported social figure Mabel Bell 54 famed as Queen of Diamonds dies after a stroke. native of Manhattan, she traveled from New York to London and beyond, known for lavish jewels and high society marriages. She claimed breakneck fame, with multiple spouses, a showgirl past, and a controversial life ending in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bell
Queen of Diamonds
Mabel
Manhatten
Daet
Orn C Jvd
New York
London
Para
Amanda
Atlantic Ocean
Bert Acovia
Charles Lesine
Levine Stiedah Buy
New Soundland
Merfames
Rochester
Tomorrie Mer
Theodore Cola
Fort Lauder
Fla Matel
Robert Scott
Syer
Bopby Bach
IVA Funds Chopped 734 Million Amid Budget Debates
Washington lawmakers pushed for deeper federal cuts as the House Appropriations Committee trimmed 734 million dollars from the Veterans Administration and 27 other agencies. The panel left 7.58 billion for the year, ignoring a 23 million hospital building cut urged by the Budget Bureau, while Hoover criticized military spending as wasteful and errors surfaced in National Guard funds. Talks also targeted Europe recovery aid and farm program costs, with limited chances for early reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Trin
Veterans Administration J
Truman
Veterans Agency
Budget Bureau
Sug Gested
Byrd
D-Va
Koowland
Herbert Hoover
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Hoover
National Guard
Abka
Repubicans
Rep
Taber
G.O.P
Brannan
Leeshan
Reservoir Roof Collapse Kills Worker in Santa Monica
A reservoir roof failure in Santa Monica killed worker Rover Lacey and injured 14 others as 16 people were pulled from debris after the concrete roof caved in during construction. Fire Chief N. Carrel said Lacey died instantly. crews used cranes and bulldozers for hours to clear the site in the Pacific area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Rover Lacey
Bar
Charts N. Carrel
Giitl
Clear St the Pete Son
Dod Lacey
Freehir
Santa Monira
M* Qing
Clifford Kohler
Esmneer
Worden
Wayne & “Chwin Readen
Also Mentioned on This Page
of Troy
Ted Bayly
Shalleck
Megecpols
CONY
U.N
Senate Oks
Chula Vista
San Dregor
Srederick Newbarr
Garereon
Harry le Deutach
Vieter Cefatu
Kathy Aeoun
Powibie
Teelf
Guydenret
Wallace
Heroe K
Rumess
Peties
IVA
Crisys Ord Editorial
Pal
Ottuar
Pulse of
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!