Prejudices Discussed By Dr Guthe
Dr Carl Guthe director of the New York State Museum Albany told a Troy Section National Council of Jewish Women meeting that science shows people are alike in appearance and behavior. He argued against racial and religious classifications and said families of races are defined by inherited physical traits, not culture. Plans were made for upcoming elections and events at The Hendrick Hudson and Jewish Home for the Age.
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Hirohito Reported Studying Christianity
A report from Cardiff cites Dr Toyohiko Kagawa stating Emperor Hirohito of Japan is being instructed in the New Testament. The claim alleges the emperor is studying Christian teachings at a British meeting of church leaders.
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Crash Suits Move Forward In Turgeon Case
Turgeon stepmother and guardian sue over a crash involving a diver driver as jury asks if Turgeons knowledge of plate use constitutes contributory negligence. Justice Murray rules question fact not law. verdicts against Mazzinti awarded with 6 percent interest. Plaintiffs’ counsel Malcolm G Bibby Morrie Simon, defense Brown and Gallazher of Albany.
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Seven Firemen Burned In Southside Coal Shed Blaze
Seven Chicago firemen were burned yesterday when an oil drum exploded after they had fought a coal shed fire on the South Side. The blast sent flames over the workers, leaving several in critical condition.
Senate Vote Targets Slot Machine Shipments
The Senate unanimously approved a bill barring shipment of slot machines into states where legal. Another Senate measure criminalizes false airplane markings with up to three years and fines up to $1000, also sent to the House.
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Doctor Sander's Reinstatement Bid Faces Board Scrutiny
The medical board weighed Dr. Sander's reinstatement after he was indicted last January and has not practiced since. A key issue centers on an air injection claim and his explanations, including an apparent mental lapse, with the board seeking clear steps to restore his right to practice.
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Czech court convicts ring behind embassy spy plot
Prague trial exposes a Czech ring led by Walter Birze with former US embassy staff aiding fugitives and radio transmitters to assist wartime parachutists and uranium mine info. Accused include Jaromir Mechanasy and Jaromir Gastera as proceedings reveal high treason charges and covert operations.
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Altrusa Club Observes Anniversary
The Troy Altrusa Club marked its 33rd anniversary with a dinner at The Hendrick Hudson. A ceremony highlighted the seven Altrusa principles with Vina LaVigne as mistress of ceremonies. Members including Kathryn Sambrook and Grace Bartholomew participated. Sambrook received an Oscar for her role. Plans were announced for a May 17 card party at St Prass Epieropail Church to fund the Playground Project.
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Plane Attack Speed Would Have Reached Latvian Border
Report describes a plane traveling 175 miles per hour needing a beeline flight against heavy tailwinds to reach a Latvian area where Soviet forces claimed an incursion occurred. Officers say the craft would have followed an angular course making the incursion unlikely. Russian and Soviet border guards feature in the account amid speculation of broader tensions with the United States over Latvia.
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Berlin Rabbits and Resistance in Ruins Park Hunt
In Berlin's ruined park near Brandenburg Gate, two men deploy ferrets to herd rabbits as jobless residents face hardship. Amid political debate on a retroactive March 1 clause, senators urge bipartisan support for a broader U.S. stance, while labor disputes flare over negotiations with local stores.
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Character Actress Muriel Starr Dies Backstage
New York reports Muriel Starr a 62 year old character actress collapsed and died in her dressing room during The Velvet Glove at the John Golden Theater. A physician attributed the death to natural causes.
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Railroad YMCA Bowling League Announces Winners Dinner
T Smith, chairman of the Railroad YMCA bowling league, announced the year’s league winners at the annual dinner held today at Farm at the Railroad YMCA.
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Vaughan Intercedes Probed by Senate Committee Charges
Agriculture officials testified Vaughan called to threaten job pressure as Maragon denies the tactics. Maragon allegedly lied about government business and pay, while Harold Rose and Milton Poll paid Maragon over 1200 to resolve issues with the Agriculture Department in 1946. A married man reportedly concealed his car for a wedding prank, but it was stolen and displayed in the public square with two red parking tickets. World divestment noted in Chinese Turkestan desert.
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