Troy Officer Nabs Man For Robbery
Off duty Troу police arrest a 22 year old man in Troy after he fled into a tavern kitchen during a burglary at Menands. Officers recover loot including cash, jewelry, guns and a stolen car linked to the suspect’s employer.
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Czechs Ban Capitalistic Marriage Advertisements
Czechoslovakia reports a ban on marriage ads in newspapers to end what Rude Pravo calls a capitalistic practice and a commodified search for mates. The paper notes some still advertise housekeepers and marriage bureaus, with doctors and pensioners among those discussed. editors express resolve to eliminate such adverts in the new society.
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Financing Task Faces Gabrielson
Washington reports the GOP struggles to fund its 1930 congressional campaign. Guy G. Gabrielson faces party splits as Harold Talbott cites weak donor interest since January. Beck supporters outpaced Gabrielson in key states, signaling divided national ties and a fragile fundraising outlook.
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Ease Taxes On Wealthy McCabe Tells Congress
Washington LP Thomas R Mc Cabe, chair of the Federal Reserve Beart, urged Congress that tax relief for the wealthy could spur new capital investment. He warned about sharps in the path pen share and urged cautious reforms to stimulate economic growth.
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G O P Proposes Bipartisan China Policy
Republicans Joseph W. Martin outlines a bipartisan approach to China policy, criticizing the State Department White Paper as a failure and urging joint effort. Senator Vandenberg backs similar views while Secretary Acheson defends aid to the Chinese people against Communism amid moving Southeast Asia talks. President Quirino of the Philippines may discuss regional non Communist security with Truman as Manila weighs a Southeast Asia pact.
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Jet Plane Sets Refueled Flight Time Record
Rushton England Gloster meteor Azhter landed after 12 hours 3 minutes aloft claiming a refueled jet flight record. Pilot Patrick Hornider returned to Tarrant Air Field at 5 23 p m after taking off at 3 20 a m. Aircraft used 2382 gallons of paraffin and covered about 3900 miles at 10 00 feet.
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Quake Toll Tops 4600 in Ecuador After Disaster
Earthquake casualties in Ecuador rise past 4600 as rescue efforts continue. Officials warn the toll could grow, with damage concentrated in coastal provinces and imploring aid from international partners.
Baseball scoreboard notes from a dense ledger
National League results show St Louis 4 New York 2 and a Brooklyn Cincinnati split with 9 7 in favor of Cincinnati. Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 7 3. Boston defeated Chicago 11 9 and Chicago later won 4 3 in 18 innings. American League New York 2 St Louis 2 and New York 2 8 Lowe 2 410 Tark cited. Eastern League standings include Albany Scranton Hartford Elmira and Boston connections with varied scores NASA.
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Five Percenter Probers Plan Business Aids
Five percenter probes plan to aid small businessmen and curb influence peddling in government contracts. The Hoey led subcommittee aims to improve procurement methods and review who influences contracts during proposed legislation.
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Planes Collide in Midair Over Majtland
Confused report describes a midair collision involving a passenger plane and an OPA capital aircraft. Flight crew and passengers were aboard the passenger plane. emergency landing occurred after the collision. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Knowland presses arms bill testimony by MacArthur
Senator Knowland urged immediate return from Japan of General Douglas MacArthur to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on an arms bill. The move aims to shape aid to Asia and counter Soviet influence in China, Korea, and the Philippines, with hearings set to feature Defense Secretary and other top officers.
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Montana forest fire claims thirteen lives
In northeastern Montana the raging blaze has burned about 4 000 acres and killed 13 people, including 12 parachutists and one ranger. Firefighting crews with bulldozers and helicopters pressed the effort as weather offered a brief reprieve and rains were predicted.
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Quake Toll Rises Across Ecuador After Major Earthquakes
Official figures place Pelileo alone with about 4200 dead, as other towns like Ambato Patate Pillaro Laocoa Guano and Patate report heavy losses. Property damage estimates reach around 20 million dollars with thousands injured and entire communities erased from the map.
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Man Falls 261 Feet To Death At Monument
A middle aged man died yesterday after plunging from an elevator shaft inside the Monument. Witnesses say he climbed into the shaft and fell about 261 feet to the lower level where his body was found. Police reported the victim lived in Washington and worked as a remuoneration mechanic. Authorities are reviewing the incident for cause and safety breaches.
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Catholic Poles Observe Prelate Anniversary
Polish Catholics mark a prelate anniversary with ceremonies across Warenn Poland. Local clergy and parishioners praise the primate and honor church leaders amid communal prayers and festive observances.
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Die In Car Plunge Shocks Town
A car swerved and plunged into a river trapping occupants. Rescue teams worked amid rising water as divers searched for missing passengers. Local authorities urged calm as residents awaited news and officials investigated the incident.
Visiting American chiefs land near Vienna amid Austrian signs
In Vienna area the U S joint staff chiefs led by Omar Bradley arrived at Tulln air base a 20 day Western European defense survey. Protests in Austria included signs opposing occupation and calls for Bradley to go home. The visit included wreaths at the Arc de Triumph and attendance by David K Brave and French officers.
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Search For Dead Wife Ended In Death
The text describes a man named Ende-In who murdered his wife and died after injuring himself. It notes his troubled relationship with his late wife, a history of roaming streets, and an incident involving a cat. The fragmentary report mentions a street scene and a fatal outcome for the involved individual.
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Untender Killers Injeres Four Cryetat Beach Mystery
A garbled report describes a death or crime event with references to a suspect nicknamed Untender Killers and a place named Cryetat Beach. The text contains numerous garbled phrases and names, making the exact facts unclear. Further readable details include a victim named Meare Morraan Borerne and a possible timeline or location markers.
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U.S. Planes Deliver Relief Supplies to Earthquake Sufferers
U S planes carried six tons of relief supplies from Balboa to Quito via the Canal Zone and Caribbean air routes for quake victims. The U S Embassy in Quito said Americans are urged to remain safe as aid teams move in.
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